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ADVERTISEMENTS. 


B.  G.  TUBMAN  &  CO. 


IMPORTERS  AND  DEALERS  IN 


SEGARS,  &c.,  &;c. 


AND 


COMMISSION  MERCHANTS 

FOR  THE  SALE  OF 

GRAIN  m  m\\  COUNTRY  PRODUCE 

No.  102  LIGHT  STREET   WHARF, 

THIRD  DOOR  SOUTH  OF  CAMDEN  STREET, 

BALiTIiaORX:,  MD. 


ADVERTISEMENTS. 


UNIVERSITY  OF  MARYLAND, 

Soiiool  of  lfiedio£s8c 


The  Annual  Session  begins  early  in  October,  and  ends 
on  the  first  of  the  ensuing  March. 


FACULTY  OF  PHYSIC. 

N.  R.  SMITH,  M.  D.,  Professor  of  the  Principles  and  Practice  of  Surgery. 
W.  E.  A.  AIKIN,  M.  D.,  Professor  of  Chemistry  and  Pharmacy. 
SAMUEL  CHEW,  M.  D.,  Professor  of  the  Principles  and  Practice  of  Medicine. 
N.  R.  SMITH,  M.  D.,  Professor  of  Anatomy  and  Physiology. 
GEORGE  W.  MILTENBERGER,  M.  D.,  Professor  of  Obstetrics. 
RICHARD  McSHERR  Y,  M.  D.,  Professor  of  Institutes  of  Medicine  and  Lecturer  on 
Materia  Medica  and  Therapeutics. 


Clinical  Instruction  is  given  in  Medicine  and  Surgery  at  the  "BALTIMORE  INFIRMARY,"  an  Institu- 
tion of  more  than  thirty  years  standing,  belonging  to  the  University,  situated  in  its  immediate  neighborheod, 
under  the  sole  charge  of,  and  attended  by,  the  Faculty.  Its  wards  constantly  contain  ample  material  for  illus- 
trating the  various  forms  of  disease,  and  are  open  throughout  the  year,  to  all  Matriculates  of  the  School  with, 
out  charge. 

Anatomical  material  is  abundant,  and  supplied  at  moderate  expense.  The  Demonstrator,  James  H.  But- 
ler, M.  D.,  devotes  regular  hours  to  this  department  of  instruction. 

Fees  for  the  Full  Course,  $90.     Practical  Anatomy,  $10.     Matriculation,  $5.     Graduation,  $20. 

For  further  information  apply  to 

GEO.  W.  MILTENBERGEE,  Dean  of  the  Faculty, 

No.  152  W.  Lombard-st.,  Baltimore. 


ADVERTISEMENTS 


TKCE 


Is  constantly  open  for  the  reception  and  care  of  THE  SICK.  The 
Patients  are  attended  by  the  Faculty  of  the  University,  and  nursed 
by  the  Sisters  of  Charity.  An  addition  has  recently  been  erected, 
containing  commodious  private  apartments  separate  from  the  more 
public  portion  of  the  house.  Persons  from  a  distance  requiring  sur- 
gical treatment,  or  operations,  will  find  the  Institution  admirably 
adapted  to  this  purpose. 

Board  from  THREE  to  TEN  DOLLARS  per  week,  according  to 
the  accommodations  required. 

Applications  for  admission  may  be  made  to 

DR.  E.    F.  MILHOLLAND, 

RESIDENT  PHYSICIAN. 


ADVERTISEMENTS. 


PRESERVING  ESTABLISHMENT. 


^^  No.  18        ^  C^ 

LIGHT    STREET, 
BALTIMORE. 


PKESERVES,  JELLIES,  SYRUPS,  PIE    FRUITS,    BRANDIED 
FRUITS,  PICKLES,    CATSUPS,   SAUCES,    HERMETI- 
CALLY SEALED  OYSTERS,  MEATS,  FRUITS, 
VEGETABLES,    &c.,    &c. 


SOLE  AGENTS  FOR 


BORDEN'S  CONDENSED  MILK, 

PREPARED  BY  THE 

B&lTIMOR[  CONDfNSfD  MILK  COMPiNY. 

ai^All  Articles  sold  by  NUMSEN,  CARROLL  &  CO.,  are  either  Manufactured  by 
themselves,  or  received  from  Houses  of  the  first  respectaliility  in  the  United  States  or 
Europe,  all  warranted  to  be  of  the  best  kind.  Sold  on  the  most  accommodating  terms, 
packed  carefully  and  shipped  to  any  part  of  the  world. 


ADVERTISEMENTS. 


RICHARD    ITITALZL^S 

EXTENSIVE  AND  SPLENDID 

Mil  liMPffl]®  iaiiiiiii 

No.  77  W.  Baltimore  Street. 

|It=THE  LARGEST  ESTABLISHMENT  IN  THE  STATE. 

The  Latest  Improvements,  Inventions,  Patents  and  Machinery,  for  the  CARTES  DE  VISITE,  are  to  be 


found  at  this  House. 


Depot  for  PHOTOGEAPH  FRAMES  and  ALBUMS. 


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WHOLESALE    AND   RETAIL   MANUFACTURER  OP 


SHOES  AND    GAITERS 


ADVERTISEMENTS. 


No.  202  BALTIMORE  STREET, 


BETWEEN  CHARLES  AND  ST.  PAUL  STREETS, 


MANUFACTURER    OP 

TRAVELING   TRUNKS, 


MILITARY  HORSE  EQUIPMENTS,  &C., 

L&DI[S'  BONNIT  IRUilKS.  ]RliV[[IIIG  BAGS. 

BRIDLES,  WHIPS.  SPURS, 
BUFFALO   ROBES,  HORSE  COVERS, 


ADVERTISEMENTS. 


-^■&B  &  B^^ 


^^. 


<s»^ 


FOR  FAMILY  USE 

AND 

MANUFACTURING  PURPOSES. 


JI^The  Grover  &  Baker  Sewing  Machine  Company,  in  addition  to  their  justly  cele- 
brated machines  making  the  Grover  &  Baker  stitch,  and  of  which  this  Company  are  sole 
proprietors,  have  perfected  a  series  of  shuttle  or  lock  stitch  machines,  surpassing  by  far 
any  machines  of  this  class  heretofore  brought  before  the  public.  They  are  more  simple, 
more  rapid,  and  more  easily  managed  than  any  shuttle  or  lock  stitch  machines. 

WHOLESALE  AND  RETAIL  SALESROOMS, 

Ho.    181    BALTimOREI    STREET^ 

THIRD  DOOR  FROM  LIGHT, 

BALTIMOiaEo 


10  ADVEETISEMENTS. 


P.  LENFIELD  PERKINS, 

No.  99  BALTIMORE  STREET,  Opposite  Holiday-st, 


No.  207  BALTIMORE  STREET,  above  Light-st. 

An  experience  of  nineteen  years  and  the  success  which  has  steadily  attended  the  business  of  Mr.  Perkins, 
and  also  the  improvements  that  he  has  made  in  his  beautiful  art,  from  time  to  time,  is  a  sufficient  guarantee 
to  all  who  want  truthful  Pictures  of  Artistic  excellence. 

A  GOOD  PIOTUEE  ALWAYS  GUAEANTEED. 

ELLIS  &  CAIRNS, 

WHOLESALE  AND  RETAIL  DEALERS  IN 

LIQXJOHS,  AVir^ES, 

PORTER,  ALE  Sc  CIDER, 

AND  AGENTS  FOR 

ROBISON'S  IMPROYID  PHOSPHATE  OF  LIME, 

EQUAL  TO  PERUVIAN  GUANO, 

No.  14  SOUTH  GAY  STREET, 

BAIiTIMORi:. 

JOHN    BOYr), 


DKALEIi    i:iV 


MALT  AMD  HOPI 

MALT  HOUSE,  foot  of  Eutaw-st. 
OFFICE,  14  S.  Gay-st. 


I 


ADVERTISEMENTS. 


11 


FASHMABLE  CLOTHING. 


INTO.  50, 

ll.[.COR.BIlLTIMOR[llNDrR[D[RICK-SIS. 

Where  may  be  found  a  General  Assortment  of 

OF  THE  MOST  FASHIONABLE  STYLES. 

JJ@°Also,  a  large  assortment  of  CLOTHS,  CASSIMERES  and  VESTINGS,  which  will 
be  made  to  order  in  the  latest  and  best  manner. 


12 


ADVERTISEMENTS, 


IsTYBUIlG^'S 


MANUFACTORY, 
No.  31  N.  HOWARD-ST. 


J8@°Constantly  ou  hand  a  well  selected  assortment 
^^   of  IMPOETED  and  DOMESTIC  SEGARS. 

Liberal  Deduction  made  to  the  Trade. 


THOS.  C.  BASSHOR  8c  CO. 

No.  26  LIGHT  STREET, 

ENGINEERS  AND  MANUFACTURERS  OP 

STEAM  &  WATER  FIXTURES 

FOE  HEATING  PUBLIC  &  PRIVATE  BUILDINGS,  GREEN  HOUSES,  STEAMBOATS,  &c. 

WHOLESALE    AND    RETAIL    DEALERS    IN  EVERY  DESCRIPTION  OF 

Wrought  Iron  Pipes,  Malleable  &  Cast  Iron  Steam  Fittings,  Brass  Work, 
Steam  Gauges,  Traps,  Steam  &  Hand  Pumps,  Heaters,  &c. 

HOUSE  AND  SHIP  PLUMBING  DONE  TO  ORDER. 


Also,  Proprietors  of  the  AMERICAN  AUTOMATIC  STEAM  COMPANY'S 

LOW  PRESSURE  STEAM  HEATING  APPARATUS, 

(GOLD'S  PATENT,) 

The  first  and  only  Low  Pressure  Steam  Heating  Apparatus  with  OPEN  BOILER  ever  used  for  Warming  and 
Ventilating  Public  and  Private  Buildings,  Hotels,  Churches,  Hospitals,  Green  Houses,  &c.,  &c. 

Warranted  Efficient,  Economical  and  Safe. 


ADVERTISEMENTS, 


13 


R.  P.  SHERWOOD'S 


(sD. 


/? 


ON  THE  EUEOPEAN  PLAN, 

S.  E.  COR.  FAYETTE  &  HARRISON  STS 

BALTIMORE. 

Jg^Meals  at  all  Hours  from  6  A.  M.,  to  12  P.  M, 
JJ^ Lodgings  to  be  had  at  all  hours  of  the  night. 


F.  LLOYD, 


BOOT,  SHOE  AND  GAITER 


m:a:vufa.cttjr^er. 


14 


ADVEKTISEMENTS. 


m  YORK  &  eilTliR[  TRJiNSPORmi  IIKL 


Inland  Route  via  Delaware  and  Raritan,  and  Chesapeake  and  Delaware  Canals.  Comprising  eighteen 
Steamers  and  Barges  of  average  «apacity  of  130  tons  each.  For  the  conveyance  of  Merchandise,  Produce^ 
Packages,  Jlortes,  Cattle,  Carriages,  Purniture  and  Goods,  of  all  sorts  at  very  low  rates. 

TIME  THROUGH  35  HOURS. 

FOR,  i^:ei^^j^  "^stoi^k:- 

A  Steamboat  leaves  Baltimore  Daily,  except  Sunday,  from  No.  3  LIGHT  STREET  WHARF. 

f:roisjs:  iste^w^  -^toi^k:- 

A  Steamboat  leaves  in  like  manner  for  Baltimore,  Daily,  except  Sundays,  from  NORTH  RIVER,  Pier  7. 

i^Goods  destined  for  places  beyond  Baltimore  or  New  York,  forwarded  immediately  with  care — Free  of 
all  charges  for  Commission. 

i^The  safety,  regularity  and  dispatch  of  this  Line,  together  with  the  moderate  rates  charged,  commend 
it  to  the  public  as  a  desirable  medium  for  conveying  every  description  of  Freight. 

WESTERN  FREIGHTS  from  the  Baltimore  and  Ohio  R.  R  Co.  received  at  the  LOCUST  POINT  DEPOT, 
handled  carefully  and  forwarded  with  the  utmost  dispatch  immediately  on  arrival  Through  receipts  can  be 
obtained  over  this  route  from  any  of  the  Agents  of  the  B.  &  0.  R.  R.  Co.  for  Goods  deliverable  in  N.  Y. 

J.  A.  SHRIVER,  Agent,  No.  3  Light-st.  Whf.,  Bait. 
W.  DALZELL,  Agent,  Pier  7  North  River,  N.  Y. 


E  m  PHiLADELPHIIl  STEAMBOAT  CO. 


mi^  (^mi^L. 


FOR    THE  TRANSPORTATION    OF 
MEKCHANDISE,    PRODUCE, 

PACKAGES,     HORSES,     CARRIA- 
GES, FDRNITURE  &  GOODS 
OF  ALL  SORTS, 

©  E  T  W  g  (E  ?J 

PHILADELPHIA  &  BALTIMORE. 


FOR    I^HILADKLPHIA. 

One  of  the  Company's  Steamboats  leaves  No.  3  LIGHT  STREET  WHARF,  Every  Afternoon.     Arriving 
in  Philadelphia  at  5  o'clock  the  next  morning,  in  ample  time  for  the  New  York  Trains. 

FROM    RHILADET.FHIA. 

Leaves  Daily,  at3  o'clock,  from  No.  19  SOUTH  WHARVES.     Good.s  forwarded  immediately  with  care— 
Free  of  all  charge  for  commission. 

J.  A.  SHRIVER,  Agent,  No.  3  Light-st.  Whf.,  Bait. 
A.  GROVES,  Jr.,  Agent,  No.  34  South  Wharves,  Phiia. 


ADVERTISEMENTS. 


15 


Watch  Maker  &  Jeweler 


No.  65  SOUTH  CHARLES  STREET, 

NEAR  PKATT  STREET, 

BAMTMORE,  MB. 

|C|=*Keeps  a  large  assortment  of  Watches,  Jewelry,  &c. 

B@^ Watches,  Clocks  and  Jewelry  njpaired  and  warranted. 

^wll  mil  ^amintim^  (^w^lnuY, 


IMTVPSCO    WORKS. 


COR.  CLINTON-ST.  AND  SECOND  AV.,  CANTON,  BALTIMORE. 

Munufiictui-erofBOLLMAN'S  HATKNT  IRON  SUSPENSION  TRUSSED  BRIDGE,  for  Railways  and  Com- 
mon Roads  ;  also  of  all  kinds  of  Cast  and  Wrought,  Iron  Work,  such  as  ROOFS,  FRONTS,  GIRDERS,  &c.,  &c. 
for  Buildings  and  Macliinery  in  all  its  branches.     Plans  and  estimates  furnished  upon  application. 

BALTIMORE 
BILL-POSTING  ESTABLISHMENT, 

J.  W.  HARPER  &  GO. 

J.\RVIS  BUILDINGS, 

N.  W.  COR.  BALTIMORE  AND  NORTH  STREETS. 

Bills  posted  in  every  part  of  the  city  with  neatness  and  dispatch.     Handbills,  Pro- 
grammes, Cards,  Circulars,  &c.,   &c  ,  carefully  distributed  throughout  the  entire  city, 
liiils  sent  to  our  address  per  E.xpress  {charges  paid)  will  receive  our  special  attention. 
All  orde.is  thankfully  received  and  promptly  attended  to — all  right. 
et^TERMS  POSITIVELY  OASH.^ea 
OFFICE,  No.  3  NORTH  STREET,  in  the  Basement. 


16  ADVERTISEMENTS. 


WM.  a.  GARDNER  &  CO. 

WHOLESALE  AND  RETAIL  DEALERS  IN 

LUBEICATING  AND  ILLUMINATING 


LAMPS,  SHADES  AND  FIXTURES, 
No.  1  S.  LIBERTY  STREET. 


9 


|Cf=*I^ai«ips  altered  to  l>vii*n  Coal  Oil. 

UPHOLSTERY  ESTABLISHMENT, 

220  W.  BALTIMORE-ST. 


WALTER  CROOK,  JR. 

IMPORTER  AND  GENERAL  DEALER  IN 

Upholstery  Goods, 

CURTAINS  AND  CURTAIN  MATERIALS, 

Minto  ^Mm  and  gollands, 

TRIMMINGS,  OF  EVERY  DESCRIPTION, 
SHADE  AND  BLIND  FIXTURES, 

AND  A  GENERAL  ASSORTMENT  OF 

AMERICAN  AND   FRENCH  WALL  PAPERS. 

HOUSES  and  SHIP'S  CABINS,  furnished  with  dispatch. 
CURTAINS,  BLINDS  and  WINDOW  SHADES,  made  to  order. 

ICf  Trade  suppliecl  on  libei-al  ternis!*. 


ADVERTISEMENTS. 


17 


STEWART'S 

ALVEBT  STAB 


Horses  taken  at 

Livery  by  the 

Day  or  Month. 


Horses  taken  at 

Livery  by  the 
Day  or  Month. 


63,  65,  67  &  74  CALVERT  STREET, 


OPPOSITE  CITY  SPRING, 


COACHES  AT  ALL  HOUES,  FOR  SHOPPING,  VISITING, 
WEDDINGS,  &c.,  &c. 


HORSES  AND  BUGGIES  TO  HIRE, 

COACHES,  AT  ALL  HOURS, 

HORSES  TAKEN  AT  LIVERY,  &a 

AUG.  E.  STEWART, 

PEOPEIETBESS. 


18  ADVERTISEMENTS. 

DENMEAD  &  SON, 

1101  Will 

N.  E«  CORNER 

NORTH  &  MONUMENT  STREETS, 


A.]vr> 


Ship  Yard,  Boston  Street,Canton, 


ll^-Having  their  IRON  FOUNDRY,  MACHINE  and  BOILER 
SHOPS  in  complete  operation,  are  prepared  to  execute  faithfully  and 
promptly.  Orders  for 

Iron  Ships  and  Steamboat  Machinery, 

OP  EVERY  DESCRIPTION. 


Also,  Locomotive  or  Stationary  Steam  Engines,  Woolen,  Cotton,  Flour,  Rice,  Siigar,Grist 
or  Saw  Mills.  Slide,  Hand  or  Chuck  Lathes.  Machinery  for  cutting  all  kinds  of  Grain. 
Hydraulic,  Tobacco  and  other  Presses.  Car  and  Locomotive  Patent  Ringwheels,  War- 
ranted. Bridge  and  Mill  Castings,  of  every  description.  Gas  and  Water  Pipes,  all 
sizes,  Warranted.  Rail  Road  Wheels,  with  Best  Faggoted  Axle,  furnished  and  fit 
up  for  use,  complete. 

Bi^'Being  provided  with  Heavy  Lathes  for  Boring  and  Turning  Screws,  Cylin- 
ders, &c,,  we  can  furnish  them  of  any  pitch,  length  or  pattern. 

t^Old  Machinery  Renewed  or  Repaired — and  Estimates  for  Work,  in  any  part  of 
the  United  States,  furnished  at  short  notice. 


ADVERTISEMENTS.  19 


S.  D.  BHOOKS, 

MANUFACTURER  OF 

OYSTEK,  FEUIT  AND  OIL 


EOOFme  Am  spouting  done  to  order. 

CORNER  BOSTON  AND  MADISON  STS., 

Opposite  Pratt's  Iron  Wharf, 
CAIVTOIV,    BALTIMIORE. 

D.  SHETTLE  &  GO. 

MAETLAND 


ALE.  BROWN  STOUT. 


MANUFACTURERS  OP 


ALE,  PORTER,  BROWN  STOUT 


N.  E.  Corner  Holiday  and  Franklin  Streets. 
S.  D.  BROOKS, 

HERMETICALLY  SEALED 


/^ 


-^^PAGKEE,!^.-. 

COR.  BOSTON  AND  MADISON  STS., 

Opposite  Pratt's  Iron  Wharf, 
CA.1VT01V,    BALTHMOHE. 


20 


RICHARD  R.  MAYGER. 


F.  LITTIG  SHAFFER,  JR. 


MAYGER  &  SHAFFER, 

AJitiMl  1  Mi  t  vmAii 

IRON  WORKS, 


AND 


No,  40  E,  MONUMENT  ST.,  BALTIMORE 


Cast  Iron  Architectural  lATork 

OF  EVEET  DESCRIPTION,  MADE  AND  PUT  UP, 

Such  as  House  Fronts,  Cornices,  Trusses,  Brackets,  Girders,  Beams,  Window  and  Door  Caps,  Columns,  Posts, 
&c.    Plain  and  Ornamental  Railing  and  Two-Inch  Water  Pipes  always  on  hand. 


ADVERTISEMENTS. 


21 


E.  MAHLON  PRICE, 


No.  58  SOUTH  CALVERT  STREET, 

(WATSON'S  OLD  STAND,) 


Keeps  Constantly  on  hand  and  Manufacturers  to  Order,  all  kinds  of 

SIEVES,  RIDDLES,  SCREENS, 

RAT  AND  MOUSE  TRAPS, 

Rolling  Screen  Wire  for  Mills, 


•la  aaa  &  aacy  m  is&  m  oris 

FOR  DOORS  AND  WINDOWS. 

ALSO, 

WOVE  WIRE  OF  EVERY  DESCRIPTION, 

T^HOLESALE    A]VI>    RETAIL, 

At  the  'OLD  STAND,'' 

No.  58  SOUTH  CALVERT  STREET, 
BALTIMORE. 


22 


ADVERTISEMENTS 


HUGH  SISSON'S 


Cor.  North  and  Monument  Sts. 

BALTIMORE. 

-•<  »»■ 

Is  prepared  to  furnish  all  orders  in  his  line,  viz. 

illiitiete,  ii0ii} 

TOMBS,  OR^VE   STONES, 

TABLE  TOPS,   TILES  FOR   FLOORS,   GARDEN   STATUARY,  ETC. 


STSAM  FIRE  WrOOD  MILL. 

W.  F.  H.  ONION, 

COR.  LOMBARD  ST.  AND  CENTRAL  AV. 

Jl^We  are  prepared  to  deliver  to  consumers  in  any  part  of  the  city  the  various  kinds 
of  Coal — also  OAK  and  PINE  WOOD,  either  in  the  STICK,  or  SAWED  and  SPLIT 
ANY  SIZE  and  LENGTH  desired  at  the  Lowest  Market  Price.  ' 

GEORGE   ROSSIVIARGK'S 

*"IC1>KK^\^L     HILL 


Cor.  Cross  and  Covington  Sts.,  F.  H..  Baltimore. 

fiS'Orders  thankfully  received  and  promptly  attended  to. 


ADVERTISEMENTS. 


HISS  &   BROTHER, 

FA.Smo:]V^BLE 


CaMnet  Jfnrnitare  aiib  i[p|olsterj, 


CHAS.  E.  MINNICK, 

Having  bought  out  the  Interest  of  JONES  &  WEBSTER,  in  the  Establishment  formerly 
occupied  by 

MINNICK,  JONES  &  WEBSTER, 

No.  65  N.  CALVERT  STREET, 

(OPPOSITE  CITY  SPRING,) 

BALTIMORE, 

Is  now  prepared  to  build  all  kinds  of  CARRIAGES  at  the  shortest  notice,  and  on  the 
most  reasonable  terms. 

|Cl=Repairing  in  all  its  branches  done  with  neatness  and  dispatch. 


ADVERTISEMENTS. 


JOHN  H.  HASKELL, 

No.  33  SOUTH  EUTAW  STREET, 


lit 


SUPERIOR  STRETCHED 

LEATHER  BANDS 

AND  LEATHER  HOSE. 

Jii^^The  above  articles  warranted  equal  to  any  made  in  this  country.  The  best  quali- 
ty of  Oak  tanned  Leather  is  used,  and  no  Hemlock  or  mixed  tannage.  The  Belting  is 
Stretched  on  Patent  Machinery  of  my  own  invention,  and  I  can  safely  say  is  as  thoroughly 
stretched  as  by  any  other  machinery,  or  plan,  now  in  use. 

A  general  assortment  of  Manufacturers  articles  on  hand  at  Lowest  Cash  Prices. 

POOLE  &  HUNT, 


-^-MACHINISTS,"^ 

OFFICE  161  NORTH  STREET, 

WOEKS  AT  WOODBEEKY,  Northern  Central  Railroad. 


ADVERTISMBNTS.  25 


CLARKE  &;  JONES, 

MANUFACTURERS   OF 

STEAM  REFINED  CANDY, 


AND  WHOLESALE  DEALERS  IN 


)ardia8Sj  Syraps  &  Cigars, 


A  GENERAL  ASSORTMENT  OF  FIRE  WORKS. 


No.   20   LIGHT    STREET, 
BALTIMOIIE. 

fr^^Particular  attention  paid  to  orders. 

S.  ROSENFELD  ^  CO. 

IMPORTERS  AND  DEALERS  IN 

^y^SEGARS,(^V_ 

Chewing  and  Leaf  Tobacco, 

No.  20  South  Gay  Street, 

BALTIMORE. 

HAVANA  &  PRINCIPE  SEGARS 

And  Foreign  and  Domestic  Leaf  Tobacco,  choice  brands  of  Chewing  Tobacco,  all  kinds  of 
Fancy  Pipes,  Segar  Cases,  Snutf  Boxes,  Labels,  Ribbons,  Brands  for  Segars. 

)8i^^Domestic,  French  and   German  Fancy  Papers,  Letter  and  Wrapping   Paper. 
George  Benda's  Dutch  Metal  and  Bronzes.     Also,  FANCY  ARTICLES  generally. 


26  ADVERTISEMENTS. 

PETER  ITITALiTIIER^ 

No.  70  WEST  PRATT  STREET,  Corner  of  Gay, 

MANUFACTURER  OF  ALL  KINDS  OF 

NAUTICAL  GOODS 

AND 

BUILDER  OF  SMALL  MACHINERY. 


mm  WALKER  &  CO. 

WHOLESALE  AND  RETAIL 

I 


WASHINGTON  BUILDING, 

No.  165  and  167  Baltimore  St. 

Between  Calvert  and  Light  Sts.,  opposite  Adams  Express  Co's  Office, 


PHILIP  aOVEIR  A  GO. 

BROKERS, 

nSTo-    SS    BuA.I-.Ti:iVsJ:OIiE    STI?.EET, 

Opposite  Maryland  Institute, 

BALTIMORE. 

BUT  AND  SELL  NORTH  CAROLINA,  VIRGINIA  AND  ALL  UNCURRENT  BANK  NOTES, 
CHECKS,  DRAFTS,  GOLD  AND  SILVER  COIN  AT  BEST  RATES 
•^COLLECTIONS.— We  Collect  on  all  Accessible  Points,  on  the  most  favorable  terms. 


ADVERTISEMENTS.  27 


HENRY  M'CAFFREY, 


PUBLISHER, 

No.  205  BALTIMORE  STREET. 

The  Largest  Assortment  of  Music  in  the  city  can  be  found  at  this  establishment. 

«»-MUSIC  PUBLISHED  AND  RECEIVED   DAILT."^ 
Dealers,  Booksellers,  Seminaries,  Teachers,  &c.,  supplied  on  the  most  reasonable  terms. 

JOHN  R.  COX  &  POPS, 

PRODUCE  AND  GENERAL 

COMMISSION  MERCHANTS, 

S.  W.  Corner  Howard  and  Fayette  Sts., 

IFbdaiPo  (IcpDbj  (B(iiilt1l©[p,  ©^©(^  fm^i^  ^©,9  ii(B,5>  ^©^ 

REFERENCE— Western  Bank  of  Baltimore. 

HENRY  KLEES  &  SONS, 

MOROCCO  AND  LINING  MiNOFACTUIi[l)S. 

OF  ALL  KINDS  OF   LEATHER. 

Dealers  in  Oak  and  Hemlock  Sole  Leather, 

STORE  No.  15,  FACTORY  No.  19  SARATOGA  ST., 

Opposite  Bethel  Church, 
BALTIlMEOIiE. 

CHARLES  &  JAMES  WEBB  &  CO. 

SOAP  &  CANDLE  MANUFACTURERS, 


Constantly  on  hand  for  sale  Fine  and  Fancy  Soaps,  Candles,  Tallow,  &c.,  on  the 
most  pleasing  terms. 

Tallow  wanted — the  highest  market  price  paid. 


23  ADVEKTISEMENTS. 


SMITH  iSL  GURLiBTT, 

MANUFACTURERS   OF 

Adamantine  &  Tallow  Candles 

COENEE  HOLIDAY  AND  PLEASANT  STS., 

JOHN  W.  BECHTEL, 
PRACTICAL  PLUMBER, 

AND 

STOY[,  FVRNiCf  &  TIN  WARf  MillUFiCTUR[R. 

ALSO,  AGENT  FOR  MOTT'S  TUBULAR  OVEN  RANGE, 

No.  93  NORTH  EUTAW  ST.,  BALTIMORE. 

IF  you  WISH  TO  HAVE  ANYTHIMO  DONE  IN  THE 

ITH,  LOCKSMITH,  BELL 

OR 
CALL  AT 

Vir.   H.    LAUDBRMAH^S^ 

136  Thames  Street,  between  Ann  and  Wolfe, 

f^T'Where  you  can  get  your  work  done  with  Neatness  and  Dispatch  and  on  the  most  reasonable  terras."^ 


J.  r>iFinE>rBi>LUGEr, 

(Successor  to  S.  Hebbern,) 

N.  E.  Corner  Strieker  and  Baltimore  Streets, 

AND  AT 

Miller's  Hotel,  Corner  Paca  and  German  Streets, 
bail,ti]m:ok,e. 

(Ky-AU  Orders  left  at  either  of  the  above  places,  will  be  promptly  attended  to. 


ADVERTISEMENTS.  29 

MANUFACTURER  OF 

PLANISIIED.  JiPAIINlD  iND  PUIN  TIN  WiR[, 

Scott's  Patent  and  other  Refrigerators,  Water  Coolers,  &c. 

AND  DEALER  IN 

HOUSE  FURIfflSHIIffG    GOODS, 

WHOLESALE  AND  RETAIL, 

Warerooms,  18  West  Baltimore  Street,  Baltimore. 

ESTABLISHED    IIV    18S8. 


a.  &  N.  POPPLEIN,  Jr. 

MANUFACTURERS    OF 

PAINTS  AND  COLORS 

DRY  AND  IN  Oil., 

BALTIMORE  SUPERIOR  FLINT  AND  EMERY  PAPER, 

IMPORTERS  OF 

LAKES,  CARMINES  AND  VERMILIONS, 

Manufacturer's  Agents  for  the  Sale  of 

WHITE  LEAD,  OILS,  VARNISHES, 

WINDOW  GLASS,  PAINT  BRUSHES,  &c. 

All  of  which  are  ofifered  to  the  trade  at  New  York  prices. 

OFFICE    A.:VI>    FACTORY, 

No.  50  NORTH  STREET,  BALTIMORE. 


WHARF  AND  BRIDGE  BUILDER 

IIV      GEIVEItAL, 

No.   168   BANK    STREET, 
BALTIMORE. 

S^°  All  business  entrusted  to  me  will  be  attended  to  with  promptness  and  dispatch.-^g 

Also.  SPAR  MAKER  AND  BUILDER. 


ADVERTISEMENTS. 


lIMrJ 


D.  S.  SUMWALT 

Takes  this  method  to  inform  his  customers,  and  all  others  who  use  Ice,  that 
he  is  prepared  to  serve  them  with 

PURE  SPRING  WATER 

EPU,IFIIOnOP[RIOII,IOBIISTOIIIC[, 

AT  EMS®IABIuI  EATiS. 


OFFICE      AlVr>      DEPOT, 

S.  E.  corner  of  Howard  and  Mulberry, 


ADVERTISEMENTS.  31 

FURNITURE  WAREROOMS, 

No,  101  N.  OHAELES-ST.,  BALTIMORE,  Up  stairs. 


MANUFACTURER    OP 


OAK  AND  WALNUT  CHAMBER  FURNITURE, 

Also,  in  IMITATION  OF  ALL  KINDS  OF  WOODS ;  Ornamental  Suits,  of  every 
color ;    Dining  Room  Furniture  of  every  variety ;    Pillows  and  Bolsters  ; 
Curled  Hair  and  Husk  Mattresses,  and  a  general  assortment  of  Cane 
Seat  CHAIRS.     B^=  I  MANUFACTURE  my  Furniture  EX- 
PRESSLY FOR  RETAIL   SALES. 

GANFIELD,  BROTHER  &  GO. 

229  Baltimore  Street,  corner  Charles, 
Bi^LLTIMORE. 

WHOlKiiALIJ  AND  RETAIL  ItlFORTGRS  OF  INU  DUim  IN 


^ilvtx  If  ate,  Mlvn  Whid  #00^0, 


CUTLERY 


AND  FANCY  GOODS  GENEEALLY.    ALSO, 

ILITAHT    GOODS 

Of  every  description,  as  SWORDS,  BELTS,  SASHES,  SPURS,  BUTTONS,  LACES, 
KMBROIDERIES,  HAVERSACKS,  PISTOLS,  FIELD  and  MARINE  GLASSES,  &c. 

On  hand,  ami  made  to  order  at  short  notice.     They  invite  attention  to  their  stock. 

CHARLES    L.   SPIES' 

DANCING  AND  WALTZING 

AC  ADEMTj 

OPEN  FROM  SEPTEMBER  UNTIL  MAY, 
At  OENTKAL  HALL,  corner  Baltimore  and  Charles  sts. 

With  increased  facilities  of  affording  to  young  Ladies,  Misses,  Masters  and  Gentlemen, 
a  thorough  and  practical  knowledge  of  the  above  elegant  accomplishment,  his  course  of 
instruction  is  thoroughly  systematic,  and  embraces  all  the  new  and  fashionable  dances. — 
TERMS  MODERATE. 


32 


ADVERTISMENTS. 


Mannfaotiare    Establislied    1818. 


The  quality  of  this  Ink  has  been  tested  for  more  than  forty  years.  During  this 
time,  it  has  constantly  increased  in  public  favor  and  patronage,  and  is  now  the  leading 
article  in  the  country.  The  proprietors  annex  a  few  of  many  Testimonials  received 
from  parties  who  have  used  it  for  more  than  a  quarter  of  a  century,  and  whose  oppor- 
tunity and  qualifications  for  judging  correctly  of  its  merits  will  not  be  questioned. 

Registry  of  Deeds  Office,  Boston,  January  10,  1859. 
Messrs.  Maynard  &  Noyes,  Gentlemen:  I  am  glad  that  longer  use  of  your  Writing 
Infe  enables  me  to  repeat  the  testimony  given  in  its  favor  many  years  ago.  I  have  used 
it  in  this  office  thirty-seven  years,  and  my  oldest  records  are  as  legible  and  black  as  when 
first  icritten.  This  rare  quality  for  permanence,  renders  it  invaluable  for  State  and  Coun- 
ty Records  and  all  mercantile  purposes,  where  it  is  important  that  the  writing  should 
remain  legible  and  unchanged  in  color  by  the  lapse  of  time. 

Henry  Alline,  Register  of  Deeds. 

BoWDoiN  PoBLic  School,  Boston,  January  7, 1857. 
Messrs.  Matnabd  &  Notes,  Gentlemen :  I  have  used  your  Ink  in  the  Writing  Depart- 
ment of  this  School  the  past  thirty  years,  and  take  great  pleasure  in  renewing  my  testi- 
monial of  its  superior  quality.     It  flows  freely  from  the  pen,  its  color  is  brilliant  and 
permanent,  and  it  combines  all  the  necessary  and  desirable  qualities  of  good  Ink. 

Jas.  Robinson,  Writing  Master. 

The  following  extract  of  a  letter  from  a  well  known  and  long  established  Bookseller 
in  Dover,  N.  H.,  is  like  many  others  often  received,  and  will  be  found  to  express  the 
opinion  and  correspond  with  the  experience  of  a  larger  number  in  the  business. 

After  trying  various  kinds  of  Ink,  most  of  my  customers  come  back  to  yours.  I  am 
tired  of  the  miserable  compounds  offered  every  little  while,  pretending  to  be  superior  to 
all  other  Inks,  and  will  have  nothing  further  to  do  with  them.  1  have  used  your 
Ink  on  my  books  over  twenty-six  years,  and  my  customers  can  see  how  it  stands  against 
time.     Entries  made  in  1832  are  as  fresh  as  those  made  during  the  year. 

Dover,  N.  H.,  October  16,  1858.  E.  J.  Lane. 

The  following  Testimonial  from  Dr.  Chilton,  is  added  as  a  supplement  to  any  of  his 
previous  tests. 

From  experiments  instituted  by  me,  in  1855  and  1856,  and  repeated  within  the  past 
six  months,  I  am  fully  satisfied  that  Maynard  &  Noyes'  Writing  Ink  is  entitled  to  the 
pre-eminence  it  has  always  sustained  for  Legibility  and  Permanence  of  color. 

New  York,  May  11,  1858.  James  R.  Chilton,  M.  D.,  Chemist. 

The  above  popular  Ink,  together  with  BLUE,  RED,  CARMINE  and  COPYING 
INK,  WRITING  FLUID  and  INK  POWDER,  is  for  sale  by  the  principal  Book- 
Bellers,  Stationers,  and  Paper  Dealers  in  Baltimore. 


ADVERTISEMENTS, 


WILLIAM  T.  HOUGH, 

STOCK  AND  BILL  BROKER, 

No.  208  WEST  BALTIMORE  STREET, 
EALTIMOEE. 

STOCKS,    BONDS    AND    SECURITIES 

OF  THIS   AND   OTHER   MARKETS    BOUGHT  AND  SOLD  ON  COMMISSION. 

HOSIERY,  YARN,  GLOVES,  SMALL  WARES,  &c. 
JACOB    KNIPP^    JR. 

JSrO.  33  ISrOftTIEi  J^O-^7!7^A.JRlD    STREET, 

BETWEEN  FAYETTE  AND  LEXIN&TON-STS. 
LOVEJOY'S    OLI>    STA.lVr>. 

DEALER  IF  UNDEESHIRTS  AND  DRAWERS 

Of  Silk,  Merino,  Wool  and  Cotton,  for  G-ents',  Ladies  and  Children's  Wear, 
Umbrellas,  Neck  Ties,Collars,  Suspenders,  Handkerchiefs,  Worsteds,  Canvass,  Embroidered 

Silk ,  Chenille,  Patterns,  Machine  Twist,  Spool  Cotton,  Threads,  Needles, 
Tapes.  WoolJackets  Pins,  Gauntlets,  Fancy  Soaps,  Corsets,  &c. 

H.  BALDEBSTON  &  SON, 

MANUFACTURERS  OF 

BRASS  AND  IRON  WIRE  CLOTH. 

SCREENS  FOR  CORN,  COAL  AND  SAND, 

PLAIN  &  FANCY  WIRE  WORK  of  every  description. 

TVo.    13    S.    Calvert    Street, 

J.  D.  SAUERBERG  &  CO. 

IMPORTERS  OF  AND  WHOLESALE  DEALERS  IN 

WINES,  LIQUORS  &  CIGARS 

21  and  23  LIGHT  STREET,  cor.  of  Mercer, 

NEAR  FOUNTAIN  HOTEL, 


ADVERTISEMENTS. 


RICHARD  R.  MAYGER. 


F.  LITTIG  SHAFFER,  J». 


MAYGXZR  iSL  SHAFFBR^ 


'S^  *)  %* 


40    E.    MONUMENT-ST.,    BALTIMORE, 


MANUFACTURERS  OF 


STEAM  ENGINES,  GRIST,  SAW  AND  SUGAE  MILLS. 

Constantly  on  hand  MILL  GEARING,  HEAVY  AND  LIGHT  PULLEYS,  HANGERS  and  SHAFTINGS, 
and  all  sizes  of  WATER  STOPS  and  PIPES.  Repairing  done  with  neatness  and  dispatch.  All  kinds  of 
BOILERS  and  TANKS  made  to  order. 


L4&ER  BEEE. 


LAGEE  BEEE 


iSHe 


JOHN  BAIER'S 


LAGER  BE 

BREWERY, 

No.  392  CANTON  AVENUE, 


ADVERTISEMENTS. 


FIREMEN'S  INSURANCE  COMPANY 
OF  jba.ltim:ore, 

N.  E.  Corner  South  and  Second  Streets. 


THIS  OLD  ESTAliLISHED  COMPANY, 

BJ^OiCEnD    -BIT   ^    Xj-A-I^O-E    G^SH    OJ^I^IT^Xj, 
CONTINUE  TO  INSURE 

Vessels  and    Cargoes, 

MERCHANDISE,  FURNITURE,  MACHINERY, 

FACTORIES,  MILLS,  LUMBER, 

And  all  kinds  of  Property  within  the  City,  on  very  favorable  terms. 


John  H.  Ehlen, 
Augustus  J.  Albert, 
Charles  D.  Sliuglutt", 
C.  A.  Schaefer. 
Edward  Jenkins, 
Frederick  Achey, 
Thomas  W.  Levering, 
Nathan  Tyson, 


BOARD    or  DIRECTORS: 

George  R.  Berr>',  I     P.  W.  Bennett, 
Joshua  Dryden,  Samuel  Hart, 

John  (Pushing,  \     Hugh  Bolton, 
Chas.        Grinuell,  Jos.  Jas.  Taylor, 

Mende.s  i.  Cohen,  John  G.  Reaney, 

George  S.  Gibson,  Thonit.  s  (Jreamer, 

John  A.  Needles,  James  Fit  \ds, 

Jas.  M.  Anderson,  |     Garrett  Brown, 


.lohn  M.  Gait, 
Thomas  Wilson, 
H.  R.  Louderman, 
C-aleb  Parks, 
David  H.  Shrlver, 
Joshua  Jones, 
Isaac  M.  Denson, 
John  A.  Shriver. 


HENRY  P.  DUHURST,  President. 
FRANCIS  J.  McGINNIS,  Secretary. 

JOHN  S.  GITTINGS.  BENJ.  H.  WILLIAMS. 

JOHN  S.  GITTINGS  &  CO. 

STOCK  BIOKIES, 

No.  29   SOUTH   STREET, 


Transact  all  Inisiness  appertaining  to  Banks  or  private  Bankers,  in  their  several  depart- 
ments. 

Buy  and  sell  on  Commission  Stock  and  Securities  in  this  and  other  Markets. 

Make  advances  on  Stocks,  Real  Estate,  Notes  and  other  Collaterals. 

Negotiate  Stock  Loans. 

Receive  deposits  in  Bankable  and  Uncurrent  Funds,  and  give  SPECIAL  ATTENTION 
TO  COLLECTIONS  on  all  accessible  points  in  the  United  States  and  Canada,  and  can  offer 
unrivalled  facilities  to  correspondents. 

Interest  allowed  on  deposits. 


ADVERTISEMP]NTS, 


E.  J.  RICHARDSON  &  SONS,  AGENTS, 

No.   9    NORTH    STREET. 


NEW  YORK  LIFE  INSURANCE  COMPANY, 

ACCUMULATED  CAPITAL  $3,00U,U0U. 


THE    MANHATTAN   LIFE    INSURANCE    COMPANY, 

CAPITAL  $1,500,000. 


AMERICAN  FIRE  INSURANCE  COMPANY, 

CAPITAL  &  SURPLUS  $800,000. 


THE   MANHATTAN    FIRE    INSURANCE    COMPANY, 

CAPITAL  $400,000. 


ARCTIC   FIRE  INSURANCE  COMPANY, 

CASH  CAPITAL  $500,000. 


LAMAR  FIRE  INSURANCE  COMPANY, 

CAPITAL  &  SURPLUS  $375,000. 


NORTH  AMERICAN   FIRE   INSURANCE   COMPANY, 

CAPITAL  $500,000. 

ASSOCIATED  FIREMEN'S  INSURANCE  CO. 

OFFICE  No.  4  SOUTH  STREET. 

Open  Daily  for  the  Insurance  of  all  descriptions  of  Property  within  the  limits  of  the  City. 

JOHN  R.  MOORE,  President. 

33IIiECTOR,S: 

WM.  A.  HACK,  N.  WALKER,  J.  B.  GEORGE,  Sr. 

J.  C.  WHEEDEN,  ALLEN  PAINE,  FRANCIS  BURNS, 

JAMES  YOUNG,  JAMES  GETTY,  LANCASTER  OULD, 

R.  C.  MASON,  SAMUEL  KIRK,  E.  A.  MILLER, 

JACOB  TRUST.  J.  A.  BRUCE,  Dr.  F.  E.  B.  HINTZE. 

JOHN  DUKEHART,  Secretary. 

nsTo-  6  sotjth:  sti^eet. 

Incorporated  in  1830.— Charter  Perpetual. 
JOHN  I.  DONALDSON,  President.— A.  B.  COULTER,  See'ry. 


This  Company  proposes  to  insure  Lives  for  one  or  more  years,  or  for  life.  With  their  rates 
the  assured  enjoys  the  benefit  of  immediate  in  lieu  of  a  prospective  and  uncertain  bonus. 
He  risks  neither  his  policy  nor  the  premium  he  has  paid. 

These  premiums  may  be  made  payable  annually,  semi-annually  or  quarterly,  at  option  ot 
the  assured.     The  Company  grants  and  buys  annuities.     Sells  endovirments  for  children. 

Makes  all  contracts  in  which  Life  or  the  interest  of  Money  is  involved. 


ADVEETISEMENTS, 


37 


laZSVI  PERRY  c£  CO. 

No.  179  W.  BALTIMORE  STREET,  up  stairs. 


Wholesale  and  Retail  Dealers  and  Manufacturers  in 

BOOTS  All  iMOES 


*i 


ALWAYS  A  GOOD  ASSORTMENT  ON  HAND, 

And  will  sell  at  a  small  advance  above  cost.  Purchasers  can  find  at  our  house 
every  article  needed  in  the  trade,  with  the  advantage  of  Baltimore  made  Goods 
from  first  hands. 


LEVI  PERRY  &  GO'S 


SHOE  AND  GAITER 


No.  179  V^r.  Baltimore  St. 

ON    THE    FIRST    FLOOR. 

The  public  know  we  keep  the  largest  as- 
sortment of  fine  proods  in  the  city.  Our  efforts 
have  been  sustained  in  the  past,  and  we  shall 
endeavor  to  continue  to  merit  the  confidence 
ot  our  patrons  tor  the  future,  by  keeping  up  our 
extensive  variety  of 

Ladies',  Misses',  Boys'  and  Children's 

BOOTS    &    SHOES, 

And  it^isgour  purpose  to  sell  as  low  as  the 
market  will  admit. 


ADVERTISEMENTS. 


THOMAS  H.  EVANS  &  GO. 

GOMlfiSSSIOM  liEBGSJ.SfTS 

FOR  THE  SALE  OP 

POTATOES,  APPLES,  ONIONS,  DRIED  FRUITS,  and  all  kinds  of 

OOTJNTHY    PRODUCE, 

And  Dealers  in  CAN  FRUITS  and  VEGPJTABLES. 

Nos.  80  and  82  Light  Street  Wharf, 

J|^° Particular  Attention  Paid  to  Orders  lor  Shipping.       Consitfianentsi  rc.yjirl fully  solicited. 

LUTHER  O.  MEECEE, 

MANUFACTURER   OF 

Collars^  Trunks^  &c. 

No.    334r    B^LTIIVIORE    STREET, 

SIX  DOORS  WEST  OF  HOWARD, 

CIr'Constanily  on  hand  a  tine  .stock  of  Horse  Covers,  Robes,  Carpet  Bajrs,  Saddlery  Hard- 
ware, and  everything  appertaining  to  the  Saddlery  Bu.siness — especially  adapted  to  the  City 
and  Country  Trade. 


.\NI)  .M.\NrF.\CTrUKUS  OK 

BOOK  A  NEWS  PAPEIR^ 

ALL  GRADES.  SIZED  AxVD   UNSIZED. 

No.  1^2  S.  (JHARI.ES  STHEET,  cornei-  oi  Cfeiman, 

CHARLES  FARINGER, 

mikp  MM  '^MmmB 

Nos.  14  Constitution  Street  &  5  Liberty  Alley, 

Has  always  on  hand  MOULD  CANDLES,  BROWN,  YELLOW.  CHEMICAL  OLIVE. 
SALT  WATER  and  FANCY  SOAPS,  which  he  will  sell  on  the  mo.^^t  liberal  terms. 


ADVERTISEMENTS. 


39 


^1^  ^mms$^ 


^^     INFIRMARY, 


Gor.  IVIosher  and  Division  Streets^ 


This  new,  exteusive  and  couimodious  Hospital,  (under  the  managenicut  of  an 
Association  of  Ladies.)  is  open  for  the  reception  of  Medical  and  Sur<>ical  cases. 

The  edifice  was  designed  expressly  for  the  use  to  which  it  is  applied  ;  and 
being  located  upon  a  very  elevated  site,  secures  the  healthful  influence  of  a  pure 
air,  and  commands  a  noble  view  of  the  entire  city  and  environs. 

The  Infirmary  is  provided  with  experienced  nurses;  and  /lof  and  add  water 
hatM,  <^<:  for  the   use  of  patients,  are  furnished  on  each  floor  of  the  building. 


In  the  Wards  the  charges  vary  according  to  the  means  of  the  Patients.  ]'eri<ons  de- 
siring or  needing  seclusion,  can  obtain  separate  rooms  with  very  superior  accommodations, 
at  reasonable  rates. 

No  Contagious  or  Infectious  Diseases  Admitted. 

CHRISTOPHER  JOHNSTON,  M.  D.         THOS.  F.  MURDOCH,  M.  D. 
J.  R.  W.  DUNBAR,  M.  D.  I     P.  C.  WILLIAMS,  M.  D. 

Mr.  C.   PAWCETT,  Superintendent. 


rUTThe  Eutaw-st.  and  the  Greene-st.  hranches  of  the  City  Passenger  Railway,  pass 
on  either  side,  at  a  square's  distance  from  the  Infirmary. 


40 


ADVERTISMENTS. 


«r-  COM  MERC/4/  rv 


5a 


5^;^ 


"%> 


Founded  1852.  ' iPJ'-Ift^^ 


Chartered  1854. 


"'^''"9  fhe  Practical  Business  tAe^^° 


This  is  the  Largest,  most  Thorougli,  Practical  and  Complete  Business  College  for 
young  men  now  in  this  country. 

Tiiorough  instruction  in  Bookkeeping.  Penmanship.  Mercantile  Calculations,  Commercial 
Papf  r  and  all  the  branches  of  a  PRACTICAL  BUSINESS  EDUCATION. 

A  new  Circular,  containing  a  large  tine  Engraving  of  the  interior  view  of  the  College, 
Terms  of  Tuition,  &c.  can  now  be  had  at  the  Institution,  or  Sent  by  Mail. 

E.  K.  LOSIER,  Principal, 

Corner  of  Baltimore  &  Charles  Streets,  BALTIMORE,  Md. 

PRACTICAL  BUSINESS  EDUCATION. 


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ESTABLISHED  IN  1850. 

FOR  INSTRUCTION  AND  PRACTICE  IN  BOOKKEEPING, 

MERCANTILE  AFFAIRS,  COMMERCIAL  CALCULATIONS, 

BUSINESS  WRITING  AND  ORNAMENTAL  PENMANSHIP, 
VISITING  AND  WEDDING  CARDS  WRITTEN, 

ALL  KINDS  OF  ORNAMENTAL  PENMANSHIP. 

The  public  are  particularly  referred  to  the  numerous  Business  Men  and  Practical  Book- 
keepers who  have  availed  themselves  of  the  benefits  of  this  Institution,  and  respectfully 
presents  a  few  city  References  in  Circulars,  stating  terms,  &c.,  <fec.,  to  be  had  at  the  College, 
or  sent  by  mail.    Address 

P.  H.  GALLAGHER,  Principal, 

No9.  207  &  209  Baltimore  Street,  between  Charles  and  Light,  Baltimore. 


ADVERTISEMENTS, 


41 


AUGUST   JKTAGNER, 

MANUFACTURER    OF 

A^B  WA 

OF    EVERY    DESCRIPTION. 

SILVERED  COFFIN  HANDLES, 

LIGHTNING  RODS  AND  TRIMMINGS, 


^ 


No.  30  Hanover  Street,  near  Lombard, 


42 


ADVERTISEMENTS. 


HOISTING  MACHINES 


ON  STRICTLY  SCIENTIFIC  PRINCIPLES,  FOR  WAREHOUSES 


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The  Subscriber  having  been  ensaged  in  this  l)usiiu'ss  tor  tlio  last  twelve  years,  In  con- 
nection with  liis  Iron  Foundry,  will  guarantee  a  b.iicr  Hoislmg  Machine  for  less  money 
than  can  be  produced  in  this  city.  Every  .MtTcliaiit  ami  owner  of  a  warehouse  will  save  the 
expense  in  a  short  time,  to  say  nothing  of  the  safety  ot  his  goods  in  being  hoisted  some 
sixty  or  eighty  feet  above  his  head.  I  would  refer  to  some  of  the  principal  merchants  in 
Baltimore  and  ;else where,  for  whom  I  have  put  up  these  Hoisting  Machines.  The  wheels 
are  in  use,  and  can  be  seen  daily  at  work. 

I^:E3:PEI^s  to 


Wm.  T.  Walters  &  Co.,  Exchange  Place, 
H.  Rieman  &  Sons,  "  " 

E.  H.  Stabler  &  Co.,  Calvert  street, 
Baker  &  Brother,  Charles  " 

James  George,  Frederick  " 

Brooks,  Fahnestock  &  Co.,  Baltimnrest. 
C.  M.  Keyser,  Howard  street, 
Kirkland  &  Chase,  Smith's  wharf, 
Z.  Barnum,  Barnum's  Hotel, 
E.  Larrabee,  iron  front,  Calvert  street, 


Noah  Walker  &  Co.,  165  W.  Baltimore-st. 
Messrs.  Marston  &  Brother,  Baltimore-st. 
Charles  D.  Dc  Ford,  Gay-st..  New  Store, 
.John  S.  Barry,  Hanover  street, 
Dall,  Gibbons  &  Co.,  Hanover  street, 
Hamilton  Easter,  Baltimore  street, 
Popjilein,  Huppman  &  Co.,  182  and  184 

Baltimore  street. 
Thorasen,  Woods  &  Block,  Hanorer-st. 
Wm.  McCann,  carriage  depot,  S.  Gay-st. 


Jllso,  Refers  to  some  of  the  privripnl  Archilcctis  and  Builders  in  Baltimore: 


H.  &  J.  REYNOLDS, 
DANIEL  DAIL, 
JAMES  CDRLEY  &  SON, 
JOHN  DUSHANE, 
JAMES  McNABB, 


JOB  EVANS  i  SON, 

DAVID  CARSON, 

JAMES  M.  LESTER, 

IRA  BROWN, 

M.  CORNELL,  and  many  others. 


A  call  is  only  wanted,  to  satisfy  any  person  in  want  of  a  good  Machine  to  hoist  goods, 
that' my  Machines  are  the  liest  to  be  had,  and  at  iirices  that  no  person  %vill  purchase  an 
inferior  one,  as  I  will  warrant  them  as  represented,  or  the  money  refunded. 

All  kinds  of  rei)airing  done.  Also,  Ca.sting  of  every  description,  as  I  am  casting  daily. 
Also,  a  Steam  Uiunmy,  to  lie  seen  at  S.  S.  STEVENS  &  SONS,  Furniture  Manufacturers, 
corner  Front  and  Low  streets. 

JAMES  BATES,  Iron  Founder, 

1,  3  &  5  President-st.,  near  Pratt,  Bait. 


MjKBiaBBBtiMB 


ADVERTISEMENTS.  43 

BENJAMIN  STINE'S 

FASHIONABLE  CLOTHIl 


AND 


ESTABLISHMENT, 
No.  73  W,  BALTIMORE  STREET^ 

ABOVE    OAY, 

Where  may  be  found  a  general  assortment  of 

READY-MADE  CLOTHING 

OF  THE  MOST  FASHIONABLE  STYLES. 

N.  B. — A.  large  assortment  of  Goods  in  the  piece,  which  will  be  made  to  order  in  the 
latest  and  best  manner.     Also, 

G.  S.  GRIFFITH, 

WHOLESALE  &  RETAIL  DEALER  IN 

FOREIGN  AND  DOMESTIC 

OIL  CLOTHS,  MATTINaS,  &c. 

No.  77  W.  BALTIMORE  STREET, 

BETWEEN   GAT  STEEET  AND   TRIPOLET  ALLEY, 


. 


44  ADVERTISEMKNTS. 

eiiLTiMOR[  AiiD  slsooEHiiiiNii  sM  mmi 


REGULAE  DAILY  LINE,  (EXCEPT  SUNDAYS,)  FOR 

Port  Deposit^  Havre  de  GS-race^ 

AND 

Tide  Water  Canal. 

steamer  LANCASTER,  Capt.  J.  W.  Tomlinson. 
Steamer  JUNIATA,  Capt.  T.  H  Phillips. 
Steamer  PORTSMOUTH,  Capt.  Jos.  D.  Daws. 

One  of  the  above  Boats  will  leave  the  lower  end  of  WEST  FALLS  AVENUE,  (City 
Block,)  every  day  (except  Sunday,)  at  6  o'clock.  P.  M.  for  the  above  places. 

Returning,  will  leave  PORT  DEPOSIT  at  3  o'clock,  P.  M.,  and  HAVRE  DE  GRACE 
at  5  o'clock,  P.  M.,  for  Baltimore. 

PASSAGE,  Berths  included,  50  Cts. 

FREIGHT  received  daily  up  to  5  o'clock,  P.  M.,  carried  at  Low  Rates,  and  carefully 
attended  to. 

Duplicate  receipts  will  be  required  in  all  cases. 

All  Boats  towed  only  at  the  risk  of  their  Captains  and  owners. 

The  Agent  at  Havre  de  Grace  will  attend  to  forwarding  all  goods  consigned  to  him  for  any 
point  on  the  Pennsylvania  Canals,  or  will  re-ship  Freight  intended  for  Baltimore,  Phila- 
delphia or  elsewhere. 

On  and  after  the  1st  of  October  of  each  year,  the  hour  of  starting  from  Baltimore  will 
be  6  o'clock,  P.  M.,  instead  of  6  o'clock. 

JOS.  JAS.  TAYLOR,  Agent,  Baltimore, 
R.  H.  TAYLOR,  Agent,  Havre  de  Grace, 
J.  TOME,  Agent,  Port  Deposit. 

The  Company  have  also  in  complete  order  the  following  Tugs,  with  power  to  tow  ships  of 
the  largest  class. 

ARCTIC,  Captain  Hy.  W.  Meyers, 

ATLANTIC,  Captain  Geo.  R.  Daws, 

PACIFIC,  Captain  Chas.  H.  Brown, 

C.  M.  WHITTAKER,  Captain  Wm.  K.  Watts, 

ATLAS,  Captain  Fred.  Tomlinson, 

GEO.  M.  HILL,  Captain  Edwd.  Fountain. 

Commanded  by  active  and  experienced  Masters,  thoroughly  acquainted  with  the  naviga- 
tion of  the  Chesapeake  Bay  and  tributaries. 

Rates  of  Towage  reasonable.  The  shortest  notice  only  required  at  any  time  to  secure 
one  of  the  above  Tugs. 

The  Arctic  has  been  fitted  out  especially  for  assisting  vessels  in  distress,  she  having  all 
modern  improvements,  with  one  of  Wortliington's  Patent  Steam  Suction  Pumps  of  large 
class,  by  which  she  is  able  to  relieve  vessels  in  a  sinking  condition. 

JOS.  JAS.  TAYLOR,  Agent, 

LOWER  END  WEST  FALLS  AVENUE. 


ADVERTISEMENTS. 


46 


aOLD  MEDAL  PIANOS. 


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Q. 


MANUFACTURERS  OF 


GRAND  AND   SOUARE 


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IVos.  1,  3^  5  and  7  IV.  EIUTAW-ST. 

BALTIMORE. 


SOLD    MEO&LSj 

Awarded  in  four  successive  years  at  the  Maryland  Institute  over  a  large  competition  of  the  best  makers  of 
New  York,  Boston,  Philadelphia  and  Baltimore.  Also  the  Highest  Awards  at  Philadelphia,  Washington, 
Richmond,  Montgomery,  Alabama,  &c.,  &c. 

WM.  KNABE  &  CO.  respectfully  invite  the  attention  of  the  public,  and  especially  those  in  want  of  a 

REALLY  FIRST  CLASS  PIANO, 

To  their  well  assorted  stock  of  Instruments,  which  for  power  and  sweetness  of  tone,  easy  and  agreeable  touch, 
and  beauty  of  finish  have  been  pronounced  unrivalled. 

Certificates  of  their  Excellence  have  been  given  by  THALBERG,  STRAKOSCH,  G.  SATTER,  H. 
VIEUX  TEMPS,  and  other  Musical  celebrities. 

Every  Instrument  Guaranteed  for  five  years,  and  a  privilege  of  Exchange  given  at  any  time  within  six 
months  if  not  entirely  satisfactory. 

A  liberal  Discount  to  Clergymen,  Teachers  snd  Schools. 

"Wholesale  Dealers  will  find  it  to  their  advantage  to  call.    Terms  liberal. 


46  ADVERTISEMENTS. 

tiiERiL  mufli  m  ttumm  mil 

UWKENGE  D.  DIETZ  &  CO. 

NOTIONS,  HOSIEET 


No.  308  WEST  BALTIMORE   STREET, 

BETWEEN  HOWARD  AND  LIBERTY-STS., 


The  attention  of  the  City  and  Country  trade  is  particularly  solicited,  and  orders  care- 
fully executed. 

Goods  delivered  free  to  all  paits  of  the  City,  and  to  Railroad  and  Steamboat  Stations. 

ja^SEE  LEAF   FRONTING   BUSINESS  DIRECTORY.-^, 

SWEENEY  &  HAERIS, 
PROVISION 

AND 

PACKERS 


FOR 


HOME  &  FOREIGN  MARKETS, 

205  and  207  LEXINGTON-ST., 

BETWEEN  PACA  AND  GREENE  STREETS. 


HAMS,BACON,LARD,SMOKEDBEEF,TONGUES,&c. 


ADVERTISEMENTS. 


47 


J.  RUPPERT'S 

ESTABLISHMENT, 

No.  221  EASTERN  AVENUE, 

BETWEEN  BOND  STREET  AND  BROADWAY, 

BALTIMORE. 


HERMETICALLY    SEALED 

PEACHES.  STRAWBERRIES,  TOM  ATOES.&c. 

Keeps  constantly  on  hand  a  large  assortment  of  Wine  and   Cider  Vinegars,  Catsup, 
Spiced  Pickles,  Sauerkraut,  &c. 


J      R.  U  P  P  XS  R  T* '' S 

LAGERBEER  AND  WINE 


// 


215  EASTERN  AVENUE,  BALTIMORE. 

J.  RUPPERT'S 


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198  Eastern  Av.,  Baltimore. 


BARRELS  OF  ALL  SIZES,  MADE  TO  ORDER. 


48  ADVERTISMENTS. 


FAIRBANKS' 


TA 


246  BALTIMORE  STREET, 

MANUFACTURERS  AND  DEALERS  IN 

R.  R.    Track,  Depot,  "W^  '    j£  Sutlers',  Butchers', 

Hay,  Coal,  J'||          e  Family, 

Dormant,  Warehouse,  /   ||i  Druggists',  Jewelers', 

Platform,  /  l^^^^^^^fe^^^;  and  Bank 

Counter,  Union,  a^^^"!^^^^^^  SCALES. 

FAIRBAIffKS'  SGALiES 

Have  been  in  constant  use  in  all  bj-anches  of  business  for  thirty  years,  in  all  parts  of  the 
world,  and  having  been  most  thorouglily  tried,  are  the  acknowledged  standard. 

JJ^^They  are  fully  warranted  not  only  strong  and  accurate,  but  durable :  and  the 
manufacturers,  who  are  permanently  established  and  fully  responsible,  will  always  be 
prompt  to  make  this  warranty  good. 

g^They  are  made  of  all  sizes  and  capacities,  and  adapted  to  all  required  uses,  em- 
bracing more  than  a  hundred  different  modifications. 

FAIRBANKS  &  GO. 

AMON  BOSLEY, 

IMPORTER  AND  WHOLESALE  DEALER  IN 

FOREIGN  AND  DOMESTIC 

HARDWARE  AND  CUTLERY 

No.  4  LIGHT-ST.  WHARF, 

4  D00E8  SOUTH  OF  PRATT  STREET. 


ADVERTISEMENTS. 


49 


McGEE'S 


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AND 


DROVE  STABLES, 

GOB.  FAGA  AND  GERMAN  STREETS, 


JOSBPH  H.  nicGBE  &  BRO.,  Pro's 


ACCOMMODATIONS  FOR  100  PFRSONS. 


STABLING  FOR  250  HORSES, 

Also,  Two  Lots  Capable  of  Accommodating  200  Mules. 


HORSES  AND  CARRIAGES  FOR  HIRE 

Horses  and  Carriages  taken  at  livery,  by  the  day,  week  or 
month,  on  moderate  terms. 


^mm  s^i^^mimm  ps^m  ir©  ©K^^n^i, 


50 


ADVERTISEMENTS. 


E.  FISHER  &  BROTHER, 

FRENCH 


;s  g€^^ 


No    139  FAYETTE   STREET, 

Between  Howard  and  Park  streets,  and 
No.  55  BALTIMORE-ST.,  South  side,  3  doors  East  of  Qay-st., 

Ladies',  Gentlemen's  and  Children's  Dresses  Cleaned ;  also,  Shawls,  Covers,  Curtains  and  Carpets.     Spots  of 
Oil,  Ice  Cream,  Lemonade,  &c.,  taken  out  without  cleaning  the  whole. 

]Vo   I>i.-ess  ttilieii   tipa,r*t. 


COAL! 


SlinON,  PENNINGTON  &  CO. 

13  SOUTH  STREET^ 

DEALERS  AND  SHIPPERS  OF 

ANTHRACITE  AND  BITUMINOUS 

SHORT  MOUNTAIN  AND  LYKEN'S  VALLEY  COAL, 

Shipping  Wharves :— Millersburg,  Pa.;  Havre  de  Grace,  Md.;  locust  Point,  Bal- 

timore ;  South  Side  Basin,  Baltimore. 

"S"AK,I>  :— Cox*.  IVortli  and  Sfadisoii-sts. 

GAPKON  &  CO. 

I»ItOPIlIETOR,S    OF 

BELYIDERE  COAL  OIL  WORKS, 

OFFICE,  No.   79  SOUTH  STREET, 

Bowly'8  Wharf, 


ADVERTISEMENTS.  51 

BUTLER,  PERRIGO  &  WAY, 

168  Baltimore   Street^ 

UP  STAIRS— TRACY  BUILDING, 

GILT  FR&M[S,PI[R,MI1NT[L  UNO  OM  MIRRORS, 

I^^SSE-P^RTO  UTS, 

ANn  EVETtY  nESCKIPTION  OF  PAPER  WORK^ 

WORKS  OF  ART  CONSTANTLY  ON  EXHIBITION. 
THE   BUREIff   STREET 

]M:A.ISrXJFA.CTORY. 


Tlie   .Siih:>criber   Iceep.s   roiiistaiitly  oii  hand   all   kiiiils  of 

SOAP  for  FA]X[II.Y  USE, 

s[;cii  AS 
CHEMICAL  OLIVE,   ERASIVE, 

ANJ) 

WHITE  SOAP  FOR  WASHING  FLANNELS, 

1  ancij  ^aap  in  euerg  varieii]  oj  %iv^U  anti  Feifume, 

And  as  Cheap  as  can  be  had  in  New  York  or  any  other  City;  also, 

MOULD  CANDLES  OF  DIFFERENT  SIZES. 

g^=PLBASE  Give  Me  a  Call  Beeori!;  Purchasing  Elsewhere. -"^g 

H.  KIMBERLY, 

Nos.  27  &  29  Buren  Street. 

HASLETT   McKIM.  .TOIIN  H.  McKIM. 

BROTHERS  McKIIVI^ 


N.  E.  COR.  BALTIMORE  &  CALVERT  STREETS, 

Dealers  in  Foreign  &  Domestic  Excliaiige. 

STOCKS  &  OTHER  SECURITIES 

BOUGHT  AND  SOLD  ON  COMMJSSION; 

Government  Loans  and  Securities,  Quartermasters'  Vouchers,  &c.  dealt  in. 

Collections  made  and  a  general  Banking-  Business  transacted. 


52 


ADVKRTISEMKNTS. 


altimcrct^*#Ina|lailroad 


E,E-OI=ElTBID. 


THIS  GREAT  NATIONAL  THOROUGHFARE 

IS  AGAIN  OPEN  FOR 
The  Cars  and  Machinery  destroyed  are  being  replaced  by 

itTE-w^  i^Tj:^n^iisra-  stock:. 

With  all  recent  improvements;  and  as  the 

Bridges  and  Track  are  again  in  Substantial  Condition, 

The  well-earned  reputation  of  this  Road  for 

SPEED,  SECURITY  and  COMFORT 

Will  be  more  than  sustained  under  the  re-organization  of  its  business. 

In  addition  to  the  Unequalled  Attractions  of  Natural  Scenery  heretofore  con- 
ceded to  this  route,  the  recent  Troubles  ujjon  the  Border  have  associated  numerous 
points  on  the  Road,  between  the  Ohio  River  and  Harper's  Ferry,  with  painful 
but  instructive  interest. 


GONNEIGTIOnS 

At  the  Ohio  River,  with  Cleveland  and  Pittsburg,  Central  Ohio,  and  Marietta 
and  Cincinnati  Railroads;  and  through  them  with  the  whole  Railway  System 
of  the  Northwest,  Central  West  and  Southwest. 

At  Baltimore  with  Five  Daily  Trains  for  l^hiladelphia  and  New  York. 

TWO  DOLLARS  ADDITIONAL  ON  THROUGH  TICKETS 


fmiicge  of  Tisiiing  WASHMSTiM  CITY  m  rank 

This  is  the  ONLY  ROUTE  by  which  Passengers  can  procure  TJirough  Tick- 
ets and  Through  Checks  to  or  from  WASHINGTON  CITY. 

W.  p.  SMITH,  Master  of  Transportation,  Bait. 


ADVERTISEMENTS.  M 


WILLIAM  WILKENS.  «•  "'  «'^^^'= 

WILLIAM  WILKENS  85  CO. 

^knm  (^\uM  lair  Pamifa£t0ti}|, 

Corner  of  Pratt  and  Charles  Streets, 

DEPOT,    NEW    YORK,    917    PEARL    STREET. 

DEALERS  IN 

Yarnish,  Springs,  Twine,  Hair-Cloth, 

BED-LACES,  COWHIDES,  CLUE,  SAND  PAPER,  &c. 

"  Constantly  on  hand  the  best  qualities  of  Pure  Curled  Hohse  and  Cattle 
Hair;  Mixed  and  Hog  Hair. 

\11  orders  received  through  the  Post-Office  or  Agent  will  be  promptly  attend- 
ed'to.     The  Highest  Prices  paid  for  Cattle  and  Horse  Tails,  and  Hog  Hair. 

SYLVESTER  8c  HOPKINS, 

DEALERS   IN 

^     TABLE  CUTLERY,  PLATED  AND  BRITANNIA  WARE, 

Waiters,  Black  Tin,  Plain  an&  Sapanneci  Tin  Ware, 
Wooden  Ware,  Brushes,  Mats,  Baskets,  &c. 

FENDERS,  ANDIRONS,  SHOVELS  &TONGS. 

MANUFACTURERS   OF 

REFRIGERATORS  &  WATER  COOLERS 

No.  182  BALTIMORE  STREET, 

NEARLY  OPPOSITE  LIGHT  STREET, 

ba.ltim:ore. 


54  ADVERTISEMENTS. 


PAUL  PFERDNER  &  CO. 

FOR  GOVERNMENT  CLAIMS, 

Pensions,  Bounty,  Bounty  Land,  Back  Pay, 

CLOTHiisra,  &c. 

(AUTHORIZED  BY  THE  UNITED  STATES  GOVERNMENT.) 

OFFICE,  No.  28  SECOND  STREET, 

NEARLY  OPPOSITE  THE  POST-OFFICE, 


P 


Orders  from  Abroad  Promptly  Attended  to. 

JACOB  GMINDER'S 

No.  lOi  S.  Calvert  Street, 

lALTlMSM. 

Mariiifaotiirei'    and    Dealer-    in 

MILITARY  EQUIPMENTS 

OK   ALL  DLSCIIIPTIONS.   SICII    .AS 

tfmirfilliJTjel  4  pitil  pit  &  fyf  BximmmU, 

SHOULDER  STRAPS,  &c. 

Ot  Elegant  Design  tor  Pre^^entiitiori.  Iiirnislied  at  Sliuit  Notice. 
STJa?XjEK,S    J^1<T1D    THE    TI^J^IDE    STJI^FLIEilD. 


ADVERTISEMENTS. 


55 


EDWIN    L.   PARKER.  OLIVE-R  A.   PARKER. 


WITH  OTHER 


^^KKEJi^      IGJ-OODS! 


IMPORTERS    AKD    DEALERS    IN  ' 

TIN  PLATE,  SHEET  IRON, 
WIRE,  &c. 

No.  83  S.  Charles  Street, 

BALTIMORE, 

OFFER    FOR    SALE 

TIN   PLATE  of  every  description. 

TERNE  PLATE  for  Roofing. 

Englifh  SHEET  IRON,  Nos.  10  to  27. 

American     do.  do.        Nos.  14  to  27. 

Galvanized  do.  do.        Nos.  18  to  28. 

RUSSIA      do.         do.       Nos.  9  to  16. 

IRON  WIRE,  Nos.  o  to  35. 

TINNED  WIRE. 

SHEET  ZINC. 

SPELTER. 

Pig  and  Bar  LEAD. 

BANCA  TIN,  in  Pigs  and  Bars. 

LEAD  PIPE  and  SHEET  LEAD. 

HOOP  IRON,  H  inch  to  zH  inches. 

Tinner's  TOOLS  and  MACHINES. 

BRASS  KETTLES,  Copper  Bottoms. 

RIVETS,  KETTLE  EARS,  &c. 


STTTABLE  FOR 


MANUFACTURERS' USE; 

Together  with  a 
OF 

STAMFDWARE 

SUCH  AS 

PLATES ! 
SAUCEPANS ! 
LADLES ! 
DIPPERS ! 
SKIMMERS! 
SPOONS ! 


AND 


OF  THIS  CLASS  GENERALLY 


STANIiISY  €£   CO. 

LMPuRTEIty  AND  DEALERS  IN 

Tin  Plate,  Sheet  Iron,  Wire, 

Hii  MM  I  llfilE  «IIiffl¥, 

No.    30    LIGHT    STREET, 


66  ADVERTISMENTS. 


HIIIDEIS,    Oil-.    -A-HSri:)    LE-A-THEK/. 


FRANCIS  H.  GRUPY, 

Hide,  Oil  and  Leatlier  Dealer, 

No.  42  SOUTH  CALVERT  STREET, 

ONE  DOOR  NORTH  OF  LOMBARD, 

H;is  always  in  Store  the  Largest  and  Cheapest  assortment  of 

OAK  AND  HEMLOCK  SOLE  LEATHER, 

AND 
OF  ALL    Ut:SCRlPT10NS, 


TO  BE  FOUND  IN   BALTIMORE.     ALSO, 

OIL    T^N    L^OE    a  lid 

IlE.\^DY-M^r)E    BELTS! 

Too  ether  with  a  full  and  large  assurtineut  of 
At  New  York  Prices.      A  full  assoitmeut  of  Prime 

STRAITS  &  BANK  &  NEATSFGOT  OILS, 

As  low  as  any  house  in  town.     Always  in  store  Prime 

DRY  AMD  SALTED  HIDES^ 

IN  LOTS  TO  SriT    lANNERS. 

Highest  Cash  Prices  paid  for  Green  and   Dry  Hides,  Kough  Skirting,  Kips, 

Upper  and  Calf  Skins,  and 

Cash  Advances  Made  on  Consignments 

To  my  house,  of  Leather  or  Hides,  and 

F.   H.   GRUPY. 


ADVEKTISEMENTS. 


57 


IXTATSON'S 


BURGLAR-PROOF 


FURNISHED  WITH 

Hall's  best  Powder  &  Pick-Proof  Locks. 

Constantly  on  hand  a  large  stock  of  these 

superior  Safes,  (the  heroes  of  over  200  fires,) 

sale  at  factory  prices  by  the  Sole  Agents, 

SPEAR  BROTHERS, 

No.  41  S.  Charles  Street. 


STllBMB  SCALES 

Constantly  on  hand  a  large  variety, 
embracing 

Counter,  Platform, 
Warehouse,  Dormant, 
Rolling  Mill,  Coal,  Hay, 
Cattle  &  Rail  Road  Scales. 

ALSO, 

TROEMNERS 

SUPERIOR  BALANCES! 

EMBRACING 

Apothecaries',  Druggists', 
Grocers',  Butchers', 
Jewelers'  &  Bankers'  Scales. 

The  above  are  the  Best  Articles  of  their 
kind  to  be  had.  Our  stock  embraces  all 
descriptions  of  Weighing  Apparatus,  and 
we  invite  the  attention  of  every  one  want- 
ing a  f/ood  article  at  manufacturers'  prices. 

SPEAR  BROTHERS,  Sole  Agents, 

No.  41  SOUTH  CHARLES  STREET, 

Every    Scale    "Warranted. 


58 


ADVERTISEMENTS. 


'A.iid  the  Star  Spangled.  Banner,   O   long  may  it  -wrave. 
O'er  tlie  land  of  tlie  free,  and  tlie  liome  of  the  brave." 


UNITED  STATES 

4  lag  §ejjat, 

ISTo.  67 

WEST  PRATT  STREET 

Near  Bowly's  Wharf, 


Constantly  on  hand  or  made  to  order  at  short  notice,  a  large  and  varied  assortment  of 

Muslin,  Merino,  Silk  &  Bunting  Flags, 

SUITABLE  FOR  DECORATION  OF 

PARLORS,  PUBLIC  HALLS,  PUBLIC  BUILDINGS,  SHIPS,  STEAMBOATS,  &C. 


ALSO,  A  VARIED  ASSORTMENT  OF 

OiiMf 

SUCH  AS 

SPEARS,  EAGLES,  SILT  &  PAINTED  BALLS,  ACORNS,  &c. 

BUNTING  FOR  SALE.     THE  TRADE  SUPPLIED. 
J.   ^V\^.    LO^ISTE. 


WM.  H.  WELSH. 


JNO.  W.  WELSH. 


CHAS.  E.  WELSH. 


-UiriKI.    TVXSIiSH   «£    SONS, 

MANUFACTURERS  AND  IMPORTERS  OF 


AND   DEALERS   IN   FOREIGN   AND   DOMESTIC 

LE^P^   TOBjVCCO, 

No.  27  South  Gay  Street, 

OPPOSITE  CUSTOM  HOUSE, 


ADVERTISEMENTS. 


59 


HOFFMAN  &  DEFORD, 

No.    84    WEST    LOMBARD    STREET, 

ONE  DOOR  WEST  OK  CALVKRT, 
MANUFACTURERS   AND   DEALERS    FN  AM,  KINDS  OF 

B>  rMi  fp"  (^  (^    (ii 


mi  iiafaiii 


ALSO,  AGENTS   FOR 

LAMOTHE  FRENCH  DEGRAS&PURE  NEWFOUNDLAND  COD  OIL. 

N.  B. — Highest  Market  Price  always  paid  for  Hides. 


cn 

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4  GILMOUR'S 
NEW  YORK  DINING  SALOON 
^     A  RESTAURANT,    ^j 


OPPOSITE  THE   AMERICAN  A   CLIPPER   OFFICES- 
V.JOSEPH.RUTHERFORD.      BALTIMORE        JOHNW.HOR  NER.  i 


CJ1 


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CP5 


M.  V.  B.  FEANCK. 


GEO.  C.  FRANCE,  Jr. 


M.  V.  B.  FRANGK  A  BRO. 


WHOLESALE  AND  RETAID 


ALSO,  DEALERS  IN 


PIPES,  SMOKING  &  CHEWING  TOBACCO, 

Cor.  Pratt-st.  and  Spear's  Wharf, 

Jli^Constantly  on  hand,  a  large  assortment  of  Imported  and  Domestic  Segars 


H.  D.  REINHARDT, 

MANUFACTURER  OF 

ARTIFICIAL  LIMBS 


No.  206  W.  PRATT-ST.,  BALTIMORE. 

B^"N.  B. — The  Artificial  Leg  manufactured  by  me  works  on  an  India  Rubber  Spring, 
and  the  patent  applied  for.  This  Artificial  Leg  is  highly  recommended  by  N.  R,  Smith, 
M.  D.,  Professor  of  Surgery. 


advb:rtisemknts. 


WHEELER  &  WILSON'S 


At  the  FAIRS  of  the 

U.  S.  Agricultural  Society. 

American  Institute,New  York. 

Mechanics'  Assoc'n,  Boston. 

Franklin  Institute,  Phila. 

Metropolitan  Mechanics'  Insti- 
tute, Washington, 

Mechanics'  Institute,  Balto. 

Mechanics'  Association, Cincin- 
nati. 

Kentucky  Institute,  Louisville 

Mechanical  Ass'n,  St.  Louis. 

Mechanics'  Institute, SanFran- 
cisco. 


,^&^  m 


U  the  STATU  FAIRS  of 


Maine, 

Ohio, 

Vermont. 

Indiana. 

Connecticut, 

Iowa, 

New  York, 

Tennessee, 

New  Jersey, 

Illinois, 

Pennsylvania, 

Kentucky, 

Virginia, 

Michigan, 

Mississippi, 

Wisconsin, 

Missouri, 

California, 

Andat  Hundreds  of  County 

Fai 

rs. 

With  Glass  Cloth  Presser,  improved  Loop-Check,  New  Henimer,  Binder,  Corder,  Braider,  &c. 

214  BALiTIMORE:  strebt. 


This  Machine  makes  the  "LOCK  STITCH,"  and  ranks  highest  on  account  of  the  elas- 
ticity, permanence,  beauty  and  general  desirableness  of  the  stitching  when  done,  and  the 
wide  range  of  its  application. — Report  of  the  American  Institute,  New  York. 

The  qualities  which  commend  the  Wheeler  &  Wilson  Machine  are :  1.  Beauty  and 
excellence  of  stitch  alike  upon  both  sides  of  the  fabric  sewed.  2.  Strength,  firmness  and 
durability  of  seam,  that  will  not  rip  nor  ravel,  and  made  with — 3.  Economy  of  thread. 
4.  Its  attachments  and  wide  range  of  application  to  purposes  and  materials.  5.  Com- 
pactness and  elegance  of  model  and  finish.  6.  Simplicity  and  thoroughness  of  construc- 
tion,    7.  Speed,  ease  of  operation  and  management,  and  quietness  of  movement. 

From  the  Swann  Fremium  Committee,  Mechanics'  Institute,  Baltimore. 

The  Committee  award  to  the  Wheeler  &  Wilson  Sewing  Machine,  falling,  as  the  Com- 
mittee think  it  does,  within  the  description  of  "the  most  practical  invention  adapted  to 
common  use,  to  be  estimated  with  referenoe  to  the  cheapness  and  general  utility."  The 
Committee  had  a  wide  range  allowed  to  them  by  the  laws  of  the  offer  of  this  premium, 
and  have  deliberated  carefully  before  coming  to  their  conclusion.  There  are  three  ma- 
chines in  the  exhibition ;  and  in  determining  between  them,  the  Committee,  guided  by 
the  language  of  the  offer,  have  chosen  that  which  in  their  opinion  is  the  most  likely  to 
come  into  common  use,  not  only  in  large  establishments,  but  for  the  purposes  of  daily 
domestic  life. 


JOHN  H.  B.  LATROBE,  Chairman, 

JAMES  MURRAY, 

WM.  H.  KEIGHLER, 

L.  P.  CLARKE, 

Mrs.  ROSS   WINANS, 

Mbs.  R.  G.  WARE, 

Mrs.  M.  J.  BUCK  WALTER, 


}■   Committee. 


Office,  214  Baltimore  Street,  next  to  Cortlan  &  Co. 


ADVERTISEMENTS. 


61 


HENRY  J.  BAKER. 


CHARLES  J.  BAKER. 


JOSEPH  ROGERS,  Jk. 


BAKER,  BROS.  &  CO. 

MANUFACTURERS  AND  IMPORTERS  OF 


HMii 


WINDOW  GLASS  &  GLASSWAf^E. 


«        aI\ 


■Hl|i!Hira 

m  '■^.'ii||ii.;i  HI  '.'i.;:ii|  Ll'^  ip  I  "■I'W  .;j'  \m\  .'.■'.i||i:„'>  \m\  -.;;i|  "!v 


d 


HEMICALS,   PAINTS.    OILS,  &( 


UHli 


0 


M 
i 


d|ftmkds,  §mi%,  ^ih,€kt,  ^l 


FKOP'KS  BAIT.  WINDOW  GLASS  AND  DRUGGISTS'  GLASS  WORKS, 

JARS,  VIALS,  WINE,  PORTEE  &  MINERAL  WATER  BOTTLES, 

FLASIiS,     r>E3XUOH:]VS,     «Scc. 

Nos.  32  and  34  S.  CHARLES  STREET, 

1  4i^iriii©ai. 


62  ADVERTISEMENTS.  * 

MANUFACTURERS'    WAREHOUSE. 

WELLS  CHASE  &  GEHRMANN, 

IVo   6  S.  Ho^vard  Street, 

IIIRP$,IIIOOl.URD$.RIIBB[R&lUTH[RB[lTING. 

Woolen  and  Cotton  Machinery,  Steam  Engines,  Machinists'  Tools 

AND 

MACHINISTS'  AND  MANUFACTURERS'  ARTICLES  GENERALLY. 

WE  KEEP  CONSTANTLY  ON  HAND,  OR  FURNISH  TO  ORDER, 

Engine  Lathes,  Hand  Lathes,  Planer  Centers, 

Iron  Planers,  Bolt  Cutters,  Lathe  Chucks. 

Gear  Cutting  Engines,      Drill  Presses, 

i@*Orclers  and  Inquiries  by  mail  promptly  attended  to. 


E.  DORSET  JOHNSON, 

MANUFACTUKEH  OK 

STEAM  REFINED  CANDY, 


ANIl  WHOLESALE  DEALER  IN 


N.  E.  Cor.  Light  and  Pratt-sts. 

J|@"Strict  attention  given  to  Orders. 


ADVERTISEMENTS. 


63 


J.  Wheelwright. 


A.  B.  Mudge. 


B.  C.  Dorsey. 


WHEELWRIGHT,  MUDGE  &  GO. 


l^lTHOLCSAIiiEl 


AND  MANUFAOTUEEKS  OF 


00lt  and  ^m%  f  apr, 


ALL  GRADES,  SIZED  AND  UNSIZED, 


No.  14  HANOVER  STREET, 


coift.  OF  oeii.m:a]v, 


B&LTXMOia 


64  ADVERTISEMENTS. 


Edward  M.  Kkith.  John  R.  Kelso,  Jr. 

M.  KEITH,  Jr.  &  SON, 


Foi-  the  Sale  lyf 

AMERICAN 

23  S.  GHARIiiIZS  STREET^ 

OFFER  AT  LOWEST  RATES,  FOR  CASH, 

BEST  CUT  NAILS,  CLINCH  NAILS,  HORSE  AND  MULE  SHOES, 
HORSE   NAILS,  SHOVELS  and  SPADES,  HAY  and  MANURE 
FORKS,     HOES,    RAKES,   SCYTHES,    AXES,    HATCHETS, 
LOCKS,   SCREWS,  BUTT  HINGES,  SAWS,  PILES,  AU- 
GERS,  GIMLETS,  SAND   PAPER,  IRON  and  STEEL 
SQUARES,  RULES,  PLUMBS  and  LEVELS,  HAM- 
MERS, BOLTS,  DOOR  HANDLES,  PLAIN,  TIN- 
NED, and   ENAMELED    HOLLOW    WARE, 
SCALES,      COFFEE     MILLS,     CURRY 
COMBS,  TACKS,  SHOE,  CLOUT  and 
FINISHING  NAILS,   RIVETS  of 
every     description,     BLACK 
LEAD    CRUCIBLES,    IRON 
and  STEEL  WIRE,  PICKS 
and  MATTOCKS,  &c. 

NAYLiOR    A    GO'S 

CAST  AND  SHEAR  STEEL. 


ADVERTISEMENTS.  65 


R.   J.   BAKER, 


IMPORTER  AND  MANUFACTURER  OF 


®¥1  W€)#il 

DY[illGDRUGUMEiiHIIDSAI(DPIlP[R,& 


f> 


Used  by  Woolen,  Cotton,  Soap  and  Paper  Manufacturers,  Tanners, 
Leather  and  Morocco  Dressers,  Machinists  and  Dyers, 

36  S.  CHARLES  STREET. 

SAMUEL  JARDSN^ 

No.   89    HA-NOVER    STREET, 

DEALER  IN 

BRITANNIA,  PLATED, 

WOODEN  AND  WILLOW  WARE, 

CHILDREN'S   CARRIAGES,  ODORIZED   KEROSENE  OIL  AND  LAMPS,  and  a 
general  assortment  of  House-Furnishing  Goods. 

B.   POTJLTlSrEY'S 

Sift,  SW  ^  Paifinc  Jnsttrani^e 

16  SECOND  STREET,  BALTIMORE. 

^ — »*■ — ■ 

WASHINGTON   LIFE   INSURANCE    COMPANY, 

CYRUS  CDRTISS,  President.    CLEAYTON  NEWBOLD,  Vice-President. 

MERCANTILE  MUTUAL  INSURANCE  CO.  (Marine,) 

ELLWOOD  WALTER,  President.    CHARLES  NEWCOMB,  Vice-President. 

PULTON  FIRE  INSURANCE  CO, 

WM.  A.  COBB,  Pees      JAMES  M.  RANKIN,  Seo't. 


ADVERTISMENTS. 


GEORGE  W.  WEBB. 


JEWELER 


SOUTH-EAST  COENER  OF 

BALTIMORE  &  LI6HT-STS. 

Importer,  Manufacturer  and  Dealer  in 

mi  WMmii 

RICH   JEWELRY, 

AND 

SILVER    l/ITAREI. 


fE^^"  Evi'vy  attention  will  be  paid  to  neatness  and 
durability  in  the  Manufacture  and  repair  of  Jewelry. 


The  National 

FLAC  STORE, 


95 

BALTIMORE  STREET. 

W.So  SILK  &  BUHTIIf  G  FLAGS 

Of  all  sizes,  constantly  on  hand. 
SHIP     SIGIV.A.IL.S,      BIItOEES, 

Fancy  Flags  &  Flags  of  All  Nations  made  to  order. 
MILITARY  GOODS,  BANNERS  AND  REGALIA. 

Particular  attention  paid  to  PRESENTATION  FLAGS. 

SISCO    BROTHERS, 


ADVERTISEMENTS, 


67 


FRESH  COVE  OYSTERS, 


Put  up  by  A.  FIELD,  Baltimore, 

Ajt  liis  Old  Establisliedl  Stand, 

No.  309   ITIT.  LOMBARD    STRSBT. 

B^^These  Oysters  retain  all  their  original  flavor  and  toughness.     Warranted  to  keep 
12  months  in  any  climate. 

P.    M.    Q  CJINN, 

DEALER  IN 

FOREIGN  AND  DOMESTIC 

LIQUORS 

At  the  Old  Stand  of  THOS.  HUMES, 

Cor.  High  and  Hillen-sts. 


Constantly  on  hand,  a  large  stock  of  Brandies 
Wines,  Whiskeys,  Gin,  &c. 


JAS.  F.  PURVIS, 


JAS.  P.  THOMAS. 


PURVIS    &     CO 


STOCK  &  EXCHANGE  BROKERS, 

192  BALTIMORE  STREET, 


■AMHMaMiAilbtftta 


ADVERTISEMENTS, 


KLOMAN  &  CART, 

FACTORY, 

Cor.  Sharp  and  Stockholm  Streets, 


SOUTH  OF  WEST  STREET, 


Our  facilities  for  Refining  Coal  Oil,  both  Avholesale  and  retail,  are  such,  that  we  are 
enabled,  at  present,  to  manufacture  250  barrels  per  week,  with  the  prospect  shortly  of 
increasing. 

JSi^^Orders  received  from  home  and  abroad  from  Crude  Oil  dealers.  Special  attention 
is  invited  to  the  advantages  we  possess  in  Refining. 


H.  WILKENS  &  CO. 

MANUFACTURERS  OF 

Smoking,  Fine  Cut  Chewing  Tobacco, 


ALSO,  IMPORTERS  OF 


caf  iCwkimo,  §!iDana  and  ^r^m^n  (l|igars, 

Ho.  1811  mr.  PRATT  STREET, 


BETWEEN  OHAELES  AND  HANOVER, 


ADVEKTISEMENTS. 


J.   W.   WOODS, 


m 


fa»Tim 


No.  202  BALTIMORE  STREET, 

Between  St.  Paul  and  Charles-sts. 


70  ADVERTISMENTS. 


JOHN  W.  WOODS' 

EXTENSIVE 

T'  F  &  M  P  M  f  HI  T  f  M  f^ 

202  BALTimORi:  STRBBT^ 


ALL    KI]Vr>S   OF 


BOOK  AND  JOB  PRINTING 

EXECUTED  IN  THE  BEST  STYLE  OF  THE  ART,  AND  AT  THE 


He  has  facilities  in  Machine  Presses — innumerable  fonts  of  Book  and  Job  Type,  with 
every  appliance  tf) 

EXPEDITE  AND  BEAUTIFY 

His  work,  and  is  able  to  compete  with  any  other  establishment. 
B^^Orders  from  home  and  abroad  solicited  and  promptly  executed. 

OFFIOK 
ITIToodss^  Baltimore    City   Directory^ 

WHKRE     MAY     BE    SEKN 

DIRECTORIES  FROM  ALL  PARTS  OF  THE  UNITED  STATES. 


EstabliPlied    1837. 

Book,  Paper  and  Stationery  Store, 

Marble  Building,  182  Baltimore  street,  Baltimore. 

Medals  awarded  bj  the  Mari/land  Institute,  iov  Printing,  Book-hinding  and    Bank  Chcckif. 
By  the  Metropolitan  Institute,  'vV^isIiington,  a  Diploma  for  superior  Blank  Books. 


WHOLESALE    and    RETAIL    DEALERS    IN 

Books,  Paper,  Blank  Books,  Stationery,  &€. 

Constantly  on  hand,  a  large  and  vjcll  selected  stock  of 

Booiis  iisr  a-E3SrER,A.X.   il.itbk,a.txji^e. 

School,  Classical,  Miscellaneous  and  Juvenile  Books,  <{■(•. 
Foreign   Books:  a  large  and  varied  stock,  to  which  constant  ad- 
ditions are  made  by  direct  importation.     Foreign  Books  imported  to  ordor.  --^i^-^aa'^jisF^ ^ -^^sm 

Blauh   ISooIiS,  Paper,   Stationery,   Sfc. 

Comprising  a  larga  assortment  of   Enrjlish,  French,  a.ni  American   Letter,    Cap  ixni  Note.    I'lt/iem,    Envelopt 
Inks,    Gold  and  Steel   rens,    Copying    rre.-<sc.i.    Copying    Uoohf,   .',c.   tt<-.,   of  tho   Lost  qnalitie 

BLANK  BOOKS,  of  every  Description,  made  to  Order,  in  superior  styles. 


BL.A3VK    BOOKS,    wltli    PRINTED 

Made  to  order  to  any  style,  or  pattern  of  Kulinp,  in  a  superi-or  manner,  at 
unsurpassed  facilities,  in  having  this  class  of  work  Printed,  Ruled,  Pn 
"Enable  us  to  execute  all  orders  in  tlils  line  in  a  very  superior  style,  at 


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tho  shortest  notice.      Long  experience,  and 
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remurkalily   lov>   rates. 


In  every  variety ;  P  R  o  M 
Blank  Deeds,  Comm 


TniNT  TO  Order 
at  short  notice : 


MURPHY'S  UWALTEKABLE  STEKEOGRAPHIC,  and  PLAIN  BANK  CHECKS, 

soitY    NoTKS,   Drafts,   Bills   or   Exchange,    Bills   op    Lading, 
toiAL   and   I, AW    Blanks,  A,c.  kept  constantly  on  hand,  or    Printtd  to  order. 
J6®-  Tliey  tith-c  pleasure  in  announcing  thai  they   haca  completed  their   |    Kuep  constantly 
arrangemen  ts,  by  which  they  are  now  enabled  to  k<:ep  constantly  on  hand  Ion  liand  and  maki 
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vrith  the   Book    and    Station  erv    Business.       They  d'xm  it  un- 
necessary to  enlarge  on  the  aih'antagef,  convenience,  and  saving  of  lime  and 
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sellers,  Colleges,   Schools,  Libraries,  tie.  dc,  in  being  able  to  pur-     __£ay_Booka^ 
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Cashiers'  Blanks 
ifills  of  Lading 


Lata  Blanlcs 


Pamphlets 
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WM.  P.  WEBB, 


AGENT  OF  THE 


LIFE   H^ISURAIMGE   GOUPAl^Y,  | 

No.  89  SSGOnD  STRBEST, 

bj^x_.ti:m:o:e^e],  | 

Desires  to  call  tlie  iitt<'iiti(iii  of  the  public  to  the  present  position  of  | 

the  Company.  | 

It  stands  SECOND  TO  NONE  in  the  SECURITY  and  ADVANTAGES  it  | 

offers.  i 

s 

It  has  ASSETS  anionnting  now  to  over  | 

$5,000,000!  1 

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It  has  PAID  LOSSES  amounting-  to  over  | 

$3,000,000!  i 

It  has  PAID  PROFITS  amounting  to  over  | 

$2,000,000!  j 

3 

This  Company  deserves  the  CONFIDENCE  and  PATRONAGE  of  | 

the  people  for  the  following  reasons  :  1 

i 
Its  undoubted  secxjrity.  | 

Its  EC0IV03I:  Y  of  management.  | 

Its  t»ro>it»ttve:«.s  in  meeting  all  claims  against  it.  | 


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The  ADVANTAGES  it  offers  to  insurers  :  | 

A  person  may  pay  premiums  annually,  semi-annually,  or  quar-  = 

terly,  in  Cash,  or  may  give  A  NOTE  FOR  HALF  OF  EACH  ANNUAL  | 

PREMIUM  on  life  policies,  if  the  premium  is  $50  or  over.  I 

A  DIVIDEND  IS  DECLARED  UPON   EACH   ANNUAL   PREMIUM  | 

paid  on  life  p(jlicies,  | 

The  insured  GET  ALL  THE  PROFITS.  | 

The  DIVIDENDS  OF  1862  AND  1863  WERE  50  PER  CENT.,  showing  ] 

there  is  a  reasonable  expectation  that  the  Company  will  be  able  to  i 

continue  that  rate  ;  thus  practically  reducing  the  premium  to  ONE-  | 

HALF  the  regular  rate.  | 

NON-FORFEITING  POLICIES  arc  issued.  | 

Please  call  at  this  office,  No.  89  Second  Street,  and  get  a  Pros-  | 

pectus,  without  charge,  explanatory  of  the  plan  of  business.  i 

The  Agent  will  be  most  happy  to  explain  the  operations  of  the  I 

business,  to  all  who  will  call  upon  him.  | 

TilK  KKAMIXEUS  OF  THl^  COMPANY,  | 

DR.  ANDREW  HARTMAN  and  DR.  WM.  RILEY,  f 

MAY  BE  SEEN  ANY  DAY  AT  THIS  OFFICE.  I 


Eates  of  Insurance,  for  $1,000,  for  LIFE,  i  With  Profits.  Age  nearest  Birthday, 


)     I 


Annual  payment 

Annual  payment ; 

Annual  payment 

AGE- 

for  an  Ins.  of 

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for  an  In.s.  of 

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for  an  Ins.  of 

$1000  for  Life. 

$1000  for  Life. 

$1000  for  Life. 

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51 

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17 

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52 

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18 

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63 

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29 

23  10 

47 

40  10 

64 

81  50 

30 

23  60 

48 

41  70 

65 

85  50 

31 

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WM.  P.  WEBB, 

No.  89  SECOND  STREET, 
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WOODS' 

CONTAINIKG   A   CORRECTED 

A    BUSINESS    DIRECTORY, 

A    STREET    DIRECTORY, 

AND   AN 

APPENDIX    OF    MUCH    USEFUL    I  JT  F  0  R  M  AT  I  0  Jf . 


BALTIMORE: 
PRINTED  AND  PUBLISHED  BY  JOHN  W.  WOODS, 

202  Baltimore-St.,  between  St.  Paul  and  Charles. 


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PREFACE. 


The  substantial  growth  of  Baltimore  is  indicated  by  the  large  increase  of  Names  and 
business  matter  in  its  City  Directory.  The  present  volume  will  be  found  to  be  a-  much  en- 
larged and  improved  issue  over  the  last.  The  last  City  Directory  was  published  in  October, 
1859,  for  the  year  ending  1860,  contemplating  its  issue  thereafter  annually,  but  owing  to 
the  depression  of  business  and  civil  discord  in  the  community,  and  the  little  encouragement 
extended  to  the  Canvass,  the  publication  was  indefinitely  postponed.  The  want  of  the  work 
has  since  been  so  immeasurably  felt  by  citizens,  strangers  visiting  the  city,  by  the  City  Col- 
lector, and  offices  of  the  City  Government,  that  the  Gty  Council  generously  voted  an  ap- 
propriation of  $1,000  for  100  copies,  and  we  are  happy  to  state  that,  after  especial  efforts, 
our  endeavor  to  secure  an  amount  of  patronage  has  been,  at  least,  equivalent  to  the  cost  of 
canvassing,  printing  and  binding,  and  that  the  present  volume  will  go  into  the  hands  of  a 
much  greater  number  of  Subscribers  than  any  that  has  preceded  it ;  another  evidence  of  the 
elasticity  of  our  business  men,  and  of  the  revival  of  trade  and  commerce. 

The  Canvass  of  our  city  to  obtain  the  information  contained  in  this  work  has  been  the 
most  vexatious  and  laborious  ever  prosecuted  by  us  :  only  those  engaged  in  publication  of 
works  of  like  character  can  fully  estimate  the  increased  labor  of  a  publisher,  in  collecting 
and  preparing  for  the  press,  in  the  midst  of  the  excitement  existing  in  the  public  mind  dur- 
in<^  the  weeks  our  Canvassers  were  on  the  streets,  taking  the  Names  for  the  Directory.  Our 
Canvassers  were  pronounced  by  some  to  be  "United  States  Assessors,"  seeking  to  fix  on  the 
people  onerous  taxes ;  and,  by  others,  they  were  declared  to  be  "Enrolling  Officers,"  who 
were  using  their  best  efforts  to  obtain  the  name  of  every  citizen  for  military  purposes  ;  and 
frotn  these  and  other  imaginary  causes,  delays  and  refusals  in  our  Canvass  were  numerous, 
and  of  the  most  troublesome  character.  Notwithstanding  these  obstacles  and  difficulties, 
through  the  faitliful  labors  and  indomitable  perseverance  of  experienced  Canvassers,  and  the 
ai4  rendered  us  by  our  friends,  we  have  the  confiding  hope  that  its  usefulness  will  be  found 
indispensable,  and  will  meet  the  approbation  and  encouragement  of  the  citizens. 

The  Business  Directory. — Particular  examination  is  called  to  this  feature  of 
our  work,  unusual  care  being  employed  in  its  compilation.  Every  branch  of  business  is 
properly  registered,  and  in  this  particular  we  have  had  much  to  contend  with,  for  frequently 
it  will  be  found  that  many  persons  do  such  a  business,  that  we  have  had  to  place  them  under 
several  headings,  with  the  difficulty  of  discriminating  the  proper  ones. 


iv  PREFACE. 


Our  business  community  has,  within  the  past  three  months,  been  unusually  annoyed  by 
schemes  for  "Business  Directories."  Tlie  impudence  and  pertinacity  of  these  interlopers  and 
adventurers,  who  feel  no  interest,  apart  from  pecuniary  advantage,  in  the  production  of  such 
an  important  work,  are  onl}^  commensurate  with  their  utter  want  of  capacity  and  integrity, 
whilst  their  intrusive  efforts  are  as  valueless  to  the  community  as  they  are  prejudicial  to  the 
interests  of  those  legitimately  engaged  in  the  business.  Our  Canvassers  were  frequently  met 
with  the  remark,  "How  many  Directories  are  there  going  to  be  ?"  "We  have  already  given 
our  names  several  times."  We  are  compelled  to  reiterate  our  extreme  surprise  that  our  busi- 
ness men,  with  the  past  examples  of  such  enterprises,  should  have  again  suffered  themselves 
to  be  imposed  upon  by  such  worthless  publications ;  and  we  sincerely  trust  that  future  cau- 
tion will  have  been  purchased  by  j^resent  and  past  experience. 

The  Street  Directory. — The  attention  of  the  public  is  especially  called  to  our 
Street  Directory,  a  reference  to  which  enables  persons  to  immediately  find  the  square  in 
which  any.  number  is  located.  Special  mention  is  made  of  this  from  the  fact  that  this  mat- 
ter, though  of  the  highest  importance,  has  been  overlooked  by  many  ;  a  glance  will  convince 
the  observer  of  the  general  utility  of  this  Department  of  the  book. 

The  Advertising  Departjient. — In  the  handsome  display  of  these  pages,  many  of 
the  leading  mercantile  and  manufacturing  houses  of  the  city  will  be  found  represented. 

It  is  important  that  all  persons  using  the  Directory  should  consult  our  list  of  "Alterations 
and  Corrections,"  as  the  latest  changes  are  therein  noted,  and  the  names  of  all  citizens  insert- 
ed that  could  not  be  obtained  early  enough  to  be  inserted  in  their  proper  places  in  the  body 
of  the  work. 

To  the  many  who  have  encouraged  our  labors,  we  acknowledge  our  indebtedness,  and 
trust  that  the  disposition  manifested  to  make  the  book  worthy  of  their  support,  has  not 
been  in  vain. 


GENERAL   CONTENTS. 


PAGE. 

PAGE 

Additions.  Alterations  and  Correc- 

House of  Refuge, 

.    680 

tions,         

12 

Infirmaries,             •         .         .         . 

581 

Advertisements,  Index  to, 

11 

List  of  Names  of  Residents,  from     ]  7  to  484 

Almshouse, 

580 

Map  of  the  City  of  Baltimore,  cor- 

Appendix,        .         .            from  565  to  584 

rected  to  date,  in  front  of 

17 

Athenaeum,           .... 

580 

Markets, 

562 

Baltimore  Association  for  the  Improve- 

Maryland College  of  Pharmacy, 

681 

ment  of  the  Condition  of  the  Poor, 

680 

Maryland  Gas  Company, 

680 

Baltimore  Gymnasium, 

579 

Maryland  Hospital  for  the  Insane, 

681 

Banks,              

673 

Maryland  Institute, 

.     580 

Board  of  Trade,     .... 

680 

Masons, 

578 

Boundaries  of  Wards, 

563 

Members  of  the  City  Council, 

666 

Business  Directory,                from  486  to  539 

Merchants  Exchange  Reading  Rooms, 

680 

Catonsville  and  Ellicotts  Mills  Railway, 

577 

Names  too  late  for  insertion,  &c.. 

15 

Cemeteries,             .... 

581 

Notaries  Public,         .... 

577 

Children's  Aid  Society, 

579 

Odd  Fellows,  (1.  0.)       . 

678 

Churches,             .            ... 

581 

Post  Office,         .... 

569 

City  Government, 

565 

Preface, 

3 

City  Passenger  Railway, 

677 

Public  Schools,  (Location  and  Teach- 

City Police  and  Fire  Alarm  Telegraph, 

568 

ers  of,)         .         •         .         .         . 

667 

Colored  Persons, 

448 

Railroads,             .... 

575 

Commissioners  of  Public  Schools, 

566 

Red  Men,  (Improved  Order,) 

679 

Consuls  and  Vice-Consuls, 

677 

Red  Men,  (Independent  Order,) 

579 

Corn  and  Flour  Exchange, 

580 

Resident  Commissioners, 

578 

Courts, 

572 

Sons  of  Temperance, 

579 

Custom  House,         .... 

569 

Stages,         .         .         .         .         • 

576 

Dispensaries,        .... 

580 

Stamp  Duties,         .... 

671 

Express  Companies, 

676 

Steamers  and  Steamboats, 

676 

Fire  Department, 

668 

Street  Directory, 

641 

Gas  Light  Co.  of  Baltimore, 

580 

Telegraphs,             .... 

577 

Germania  Club, 

579 

United  American  Mechanics, 

679 

Government  of  the  United  States, 

565 

United  Ancient  Order  of  Druids, 

579 

Government  of  the  State  of  Maryland, 

565 

United  Brothers,  (I.  0.) 

679 

Hibernian  Society  of  Baltimore, 

579 

Water  Board,             .         •         .         . 

580 

Home  of  the  Friendless, 

580 

York  Road  Railway,     . 

577 

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INDEX  TO  BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 


Page. 
Adjusters  of  Averages,  .  .  .  485 
Agents — Mercantile,  ....  485 
Agents— Advertising,  .  .  .  485 
Agents — [nsurance,  ....  485 
Agents — Property  and  Collectors,  .  485 
Agents— Real  Estate,  .  .  .  .485 
Agricultural  Implements,  .  .  .  485 
AmbrotypeSjDaguen-eotypes  and  Pho- 
tographs, .....  486 
Antiquarian  Books,  &c.,  .  .  .  486 
Apothecaries  and  Chemists,  .  .  486 
Architects  and  Civil  Engineers,      .         .  486 

Artists, 486 

Artists'  Materials,  ....  486 

Artificial  Flowers,       ....  486 

Attorneys  at  Law,  ....  487 

Auction  and  Commission  Merchants,  489 

Bacon  Dealers, 489 

Bag  Manufacturers,    ....  489 

Bakers, 489 

Band  Box  Manufacturers,  .         .         .  489 

Bankers, 489 

Banks, 490 

Banks — Savings, 490 

Basket  Makers,  ....  490 

Bell  Founders, 490 

Bell  Hangers, 490 

Blacksmiths  and  Wheelwrights,    .         .  490 

Block  and  Pump  Makers,  .         .  490 

Boarding  Houses,  ....  491 

Boat  builders, 491 

Bonnets,    Ribbons,   Silks    and    Straw 

Goods, 49] 

Book  Binders, 491 

Booksellers,  Stationers,  and  Publishers,  491 
Boot  and  Shoe  Dealers  and  Manufac- 
turers— Retail,          ....  491 
Boots  and  Shoes — Ladies,      .         .         .  492 
Boot  and  Shoe   Dealers  and  Manufac- 
turers—Wholesale,          .         .         .  492 

Bottlers, 493 

Brass  Founders,  ....  493 

Brewers,         ......  493 


Brooms,  Baskets  and  Woodenware 
Dealers,  ..... 

Brickmakers, 

Britannia  Ware  Manufacturers, 

Brokers — Exchange,  Bill,  Real  Estate 
and  Stock,       ..... 

Brokers — Merchandise  and  Shipping, 

Brush  Manufacturers  and  Dealers, 

Burr  Mill  Stone  Manufacturers, 

Butchers,        .... 

Butter  Dealers, 

Cabinet  Makers,     . 

Cap  Makers,       .... 

Cards — Machine,  . 

Carpenters  and  Builders,     . 

Carpets,  Oil  Cloth,  &c., 

Carpet  Weavers, 

Carriage  and  Coach  Makers, 

Carvers,      .         .  .         . 

Cement  and  Plaster, 

Chemists  and  Dealers  in  Chemicals, 

China,  Glass  and  Queensware, 

Chiropodists,      ..... 

Claim  Agents,        .... 

Cloaks  and  Mantillas, 

Clocks,  ..... 

Clothiers — Children,  .... 

Clothiers — Retail, 

Clothiers — Wholesale, 

Cloths,  Cassimeres,  Vesiings,  &c.. 

Coal  Dealers, 

Coal  Oil  and  Lamps,     . 

Coffee  Roasters  and  Spice  Grinders, 

Collar  Makers 

Commercial  Colleges,     . 

Commission  Merchants, 

Commissioners  of  Deeds, 

Companies — Miscellaneous, 

Composition  Roofing,     . 

Coiifectioneers  and  Fruiterers,    . 

Confectioners  and  Fruiterers — Whole- 
sale,        ...... 

Consuls  and  Vice  Consuls,     . 


493 
493 
493 

493 
494 
494 
494 
494 
496 
497 
497 
497 
497 


498 
498 
498 
498 


499 
499 
499 
499 
499 
500 
500 
500 
500 
500 
501 
501 
504 
504 
504 
504 

504 
504 


INDEX   TO   BUSINESS   DIRECTORY. 


Conveyancers,    .... 

Coopers,        ..... 

Coppersmiths  and  Works, 

Cork  Cutters,         .... 

Corset  Makers,  .... 

Cotton  Yarn,  &c.,  ... 

Cuppers  and  Leechers, 

Curled  Hair  Manufacturers., 

Curriers    and    Leather    and  Findings 

Dealers, 

Cutlers, 

Dancing  Academies, 
Dental  Depot,     . 
Dentists, 

Distillers 

Dispensaries, 

Drawing  Instruments, 

Dressmakers, 

Druggists — Wholesale 

Dry  Goods — Retail, 

Dry  Goods — Wholesale,    . 

Dyers  and  Scourers, 

Dye  Woods  and  Dye  Stuffs, 

Earthen  and  Stoneware  Manufacturers 

Edge  Tools,    .... 

Embroideries  and  Laces,     . 

Engines  and  Boilers 

Engine  and  Locomotive  Builders, 

Engravers,      .... 

Ethereal  Oil,  Alcohol  and  Camphine, 

Express  Forwarders, 

Fancy  Goods — Retail, 

Fancy  Goods — Wholesale,     . 

File  and  Rasp  Manufacturers,     . 

Fire  Engine  Hose  Manufacturers 

Fish  Dealers,       .... 

Fish  Inspectors,      . 

Fishing  Tackle,  Twine,  &c.,      . 

Flag  Manufacturers, 

Floristc,      ..... 

Flour  and  Feed  Dealers  and  Millers, 

Forwarding,        .... 

Fringe  Manufacturers,  . 

Furniture  Dealers, 

Gardeners 

Gas 

Gas  Fitters, 

Gaugers, 

Gentlemen's  Furnishing  Goods, 

Glass  Dealers,     .... 

Glass  Manufacturers, 

Glass  Stainers,    .... 

Gloves,  Hosiery,  Worsteds,  &c. 

Gold  and  Silversmiths, 

Gold  Pen  Manufacturers, 

Grocers — Retail, 


Page. 
505 
505 
505 
505 
505 
505 
505 
505 


505 

506 

506 

506 

506 

506 

506 

506 

506 

506 

507 

507 

508 

508 

508 

508 

508 

508 

508 

508 

508 

508 

509 

509 

509 

509 

509 

509 

509 

509 

509 

509 

510 

510 

510 

511 

511 

511 

511 

511 

511 

511 

51] 

511 

511 

511 

512 


Page. 
Groeers — Wholesale  and  Commission,  .  513 
Guano  Dealers,  ....         514 

Gun  Manufacturers  and  Dealers,  .  .  514 
Hardware — Retail  ....  514 
Hardware — Wholesale,  .         .         .     514 

Hats,  Caps,  Furs  and  Straw  Goods — 

Retail 514 

Hats,  Caps,  Purs,  &c. — Wholesale  .  515 
Hermetically  Sealed  Fruits,  &c.  .  .  515 
Hide  and  Leather  Dealers,  .         .         515 

Hotels 515 

Hoop  Skirt  Manufacturers,  .  .  516 
House  Furnishing  Goods,      .         .         .     516 

Ice  Dealers, 516 

Importers, 516 

India  Rubber  Goods,  .         .         .         517 

Instrument  Makers,  ....  517 
Insurance  Companies,  .         .        518 

Intelligence  Offices,  ....  518 
Iron  Fence  Railing,  ....  518 
Iron  and  Steel  Dealers,  ....     518 

Iron  Founders, 518 

Iron  Furnaces 518 

Japanners, 518 

Jewelers 518 

Junk  Dealers, 519 

Lamps  and  Oil,       .....     519 

Lime, 519 

Liquor  and  Wine  Dealers,  .  .  .  519 
Liquors  and  Wines — Wholesale,  .  519 
Lithographers,  .....  520 
Livery  and  Hack  Stables,  ;         .         520 

Locksmiths, 520 

Looking  Glass  and  Picture  Frame  Manu- 
facturers,   ......     520 

Lumber  Merchants,  .  .  .  ^  .  520 
Machine  Sewing,  .....     521 

Machinists, 521 

Malsters, 521 

Manufacturers,  .....  521 
Manufacturers  and  Machinists' Supplies,  522 

.     522 
523 

.     523 
523 

.     523 
524 

.     524 
524 

.     524 
524 

.     524 
524 

.     524 
524 

.    524 
524 


Marble  and  Stone  Workers, 

Merchant  Tailors, 

Millers, 

Milliners, 

Millinery  Goods,  . 

Millwrights, 

Mineral  Water, 

Morocco  Manufacturers,     . 

Music  and  Musical  Instruments, 

Music  Teachers 

Nails,  Brads,  Spikes,  &c.. 

Naval  Stores, 

Newspapers   .... 

News  and  Periodicals, 

INightwork,    .... 

Notaries  Public, 


INDEX  TO   BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 


Page. 

Nurses  and  Midwifes 524 

Oil  Dealers, 525 

Opticians, 525 

Organ  Builders, 525 

Ornamental  Plasterers 525 

Oyster  Dealers,           ....  525 

Packing  Box  Makers,    ....  525 

Painters — House  and  Sign,         .        .  525 

Paints,  Oils,  &c., 526 

Paper  Hangings,         ....  526 

Paper  Sheathing 526 

Paper  Stock, 526 

Paper.Warehouses,         .         .         .         .  526 

Pawnbrokers 526 

Physicians,    ......  526 

Piano  Dealers  and  Manufacturers,      .  529 

Pickling  and  Preserving,        .         .         .  529 

Plumbers, 529 

Pocket  Book  and  Jewelry  Case  Manufac- 
turer,             529 

Potteries, 529 

Printers— Book  and  Job        .        .        .  529 

Printers — Copperplate,        .        .        .  530 

Produce  Dealers 530 

Provision  Dealers,       .         .         .         .  530 

Pump  Makers,      ' 531 

Railways, 531 

Ranges  and  Furnaces,            .        .         .  531 

Regalia  Makers,         .        ...        .  531 

Restaurants, 531 

Rolling  Mills, 532 

Roofers 532 

Rope  Makers  and  Ship  Chandlers,     .  532 

Saddle  and  Harness  Makers,          .         .  532 

Saddlery  Hardware,       ....  532 

Safes— Fire  Proof,      ....  532 

Sail  Makers, 532 

Saloons — Lager  Beer,         .         .         .  532 

Sash,  Door  and  Blind  Manufacturers,  533 

Saw  and  Planing  Mills,      .         .         ,  533 

Scales, 533 

Seed  Stores, 533 

'  Sewing  Machines,         ....  533 

Ship  Builders  and  Marine  Railway,  533 

Ship  Joiners, 533 

Ship  Smiths,      .....  533 

Shipping  Masters,          ....  533 


Page. 

Shipping  Merchants, 

533 

Shirt  Manufacturers, 

.     534 

Shoe  Findings, 

534 

Show  Cards,          .... 

.    534 

Silk  Weavers 

534 

Silver  Platers,         .... 

.    534 

Silversmiths,       .... 

534 

Soap  and  Candle  Manufacturers,  . 

.     534 

Steamship  Lines, 

•    534 

Steam  Planing  Mills,      . 

.    535 

Steam  and  Water  Heating, 

535 

Steam  Sugar  Refiners,    . 

.    535 

Stencil  Cutters, 

535 

Storage  Warehouse, 

.     535 

Stove  Dealers 

535 

Surveyors 

.    535 

Tailors' Trimmings, 

535 

Tanners, 

.    535 

Tea  Dealers,       .... 

535 

Telegraphs, 

.    535 

Tin  and  Sheet  Iron  Workers,     . 

535 

Tin  Plate  and  Metals,    . 

.    535 

Tobacco  and  Cigars— Retail, 

536 

Tobacco  Dealers  and  Manufacturers- 

Wholesale,          .         .         .  *     . 

.     537 

Toilet  Articles, 

537 

Trunks,  Valises,  Carpet  Eags,&c., 

.    537 

Turners 

537 

Type  Founders 

.    538 

Umbrella  and  Parasol  Manufacturers 

538 

Undertakers,           .... 

.    538 

Upholsterers 

538 

Variety  Stores,      .... 

.     538 

Varnish  Dealers, 

538 

Veterinary  Surgeons,     . 

.    538 

Vinegar  Makers,         .         , 

538 

Watches  and  Jewelry,  . 

.     538 

Weighers,           .... 

539 

Whips  and  Canes, 

.    539 

Wig  Makers,      .         .         .         .    ' 

539 

Wire  Workers,     .... 

.    539 

Wood  Dealers 

539 

Wooden  and  Willow  Ware, 

.    539 

Wool  Dealers 

539 

Wrought  Iron  Tubes,     . 

.    539 

Yeast  Makers, 

539 

Miscellaneous,       .... 

.     539 

mCEX  TO  ADVEETISEMENTS. 


Architect— Rural. 

John   Wilkinson 
line  at  side   on  front  cover  page. 

Artificial  Limbs,  Trusses,  &c. 

H.  D.  Reinhardt      .... 

Agents— Army  and  Navy. 

Paul    Pferdner&Co. 
Auctioneers. 

J.  E.  Halsey  &  Co.  (New  York,) 
page  fronting  Business  Directory- 
Baltimore     and    Susquehanna 
Steam  Co. 

Joseph  Jas.  Taylor,  agent 
Billiard  Tables. 

Phelan  &  Collender,  (New  York,) 
2d  page  first  of  book 
Bill  Posting. 

J.   W.    Harper  &   Co.  .         . 

Boots  and  Shoes. 

George  S.  Clogg      .         .         . 

F.   Lloyd  .... 

Levi  Perry  &  Co. 

David  J.  Ross 

back  inside  cover  page 
Brass  Ware. 

August    Wagner 

Bankers. 

Philip  Gover  &  Co. 
John  S.   Gittings  &  Co.     . 
Brothers  McKim     .... 
Purvis  &  Co.        .... 
Brandies,  Wines,  Gins,  &c. 
Ellis  &  Cairns         .         . 

C.  G.    De  Garmendia 

page  fronting  Business  Directory 
P.  M.   Quinn  .... 

J.   Ruppert  .... 

J.  D.   Sauerberg  &  Co. 
B.   G.  Tubman  &  Co. 
John  E.  Wilson      .... 
Brewers. 

John  Baier       ..... 

D.  Shettle  &  Co. 
Brokers— Stock  and  Bill. 

Brothers    McKim 

John   S.   Gittings  &  Co. 


59 


54 


Philip  Gover  ^  Co.      . 

Wm.  T.   Hough   .         .        .        . 

Purvis  &  Co 

Candy,  Foreign  Fruits,  &c. 

Clarke   &  Jones 

E.   Dorsey  Johnson 
Cans— Oyster  and  Fruit. 

S.   D.  Brooks         .        .        .        . 
Carpetings,  Oil  Cloths,  &c. 

G.  S.  Griffith       .... 
Carriage  Maker. 

Charles  E.  Minnick     . 
Carriages  for  Hire. 

Aug.  E.  Stewart     .        .         ,        . 
Cement,  Plaster,  &c. 

J.   Henry  Giese 

bottom  lines  on  inside  piges 

Chemicals,  Paints,  Oils,  &c. 

Baker  Bros.  &  Co.        . 
G.  &  N.  Popplein,  Jr.     . 
China,  Glass,  &c. 

SamuelJarden      .... 
Cigars,  Tobacco,  &c. 
Chaliada  &  Co. 

page  fronting  Business  Directory 
C.  G.   De   Garmendia 

page  fronting  Business  Directory 
M.  V.  B.  Franck  &  Bro.      . 
G.   W.   Gail  &   Ax 

page  fronting  Business  Directory 
Gail,  Ax  &  Kiichler 

page  fronting  Business  Directory 
S.   S.    Nyburg         .         .         .         . 
S.  Rosenfeld&Co. 
Wm.  Welsh  &  Sons 
H.  Wilkens  &  Co.      . 
Civil  &  Constructing  Engineers 
Wendel  Bollman 
John   Wilkinson 

line   at  side  on  front  cover  page 
Clothiers. 

Smith   Bros.   &   Co.  .         . 

bottom  lines  front  outside   cover 

B.  Stine 

Geo.   McKendree   Teal 
Noah   Walker  «fe  Co. 


Paok. 
26 
33 


65 


INDEX  TO  ADVERTISEMENTS. 


Coal  and  Wood. 

W.  F.  H.  Onion         ...  22 

Sutton,  Pennington  &  Co.       .         .  50 

Coal  Oil. 

Capron   &  Co 50 

Wm.  G.  Gardner  &  Co.      .        .  16 

Samuel  Jarden         ....  65 

Kloman  &  Cary  ...  68 

Commercial     and    Mercantile 
Colleges. 

Baltimore  Commercial  College         .       40 

Gallagher's  Mercantile  College    .  40 

Cooper. 

J.   Ruppert  ....  47 

Commission  Merchants. 

C.  G.    De  Garmendia 

page  fronting  Business  Directory 

Thomas  H.  Evans  &  Co.     .        .  38 

J.    Henry   Giese 

bottom  lines  on  inside  pages 
Curled  Hair  Manufactory. 

Wm.  Wilkens&  Co.      ...       53 

Dancing  and  Waltzing  Academy. 

Charles   L.  Spies         .         ...  31 

Dining  Saloons. 

Gilmour's    .....  59 

McGees'  Miller's   Hotel        .        .      49 
R.   P.   Sherwood        ...  13 

Dye  Woods,  Drugs,  &c. 

R.   J.  Baker         ....  65 

Engraver— Wood. 

Marx  M.  Hart     ....  20 

Engineers  and  Machinists. 

Denmead  &  Son      ....      18 
Mayger  &  Shaffer        ...  34 

Poole  &  Hunt         ....       24 

Express  Companies. 

Adams'  Express  Company 

front  outside  cover 
Harnden  Express  Company 

front  outside  cover 

Fancy  Goods. 

Cortlan   &   Co. 

leaf  fronting  Business  Directory 
Lawrence  D.  Dietz  &  Co. 
leaf  fronting  Business  Directory 

Jacob  Knipp,  Jr 33 

Charles  W.  Lord 

leaf  fronting  Business  Directory 
Leonard  Passano 

last  page  of  book 
Felt,  Cement  and  Gravel  Koofs. 
Geo.  S.  Page  &  Bro. 

front  outside  cover  page 
Flag  Dealers. 

J.   W.   Loane  ....       58 

Sisco  Brothers      ....  66  | 


Faqs. 
Flour,  Grain,  Seeds,  &c. 
J.    Henry  Giese 

bottom  lines  on  inside  pages 
Furniture,  &c. 
W.  E.  Anderson 

page  back  of  book 
R.  W.  Heywood        ...  31 

Hiss  ^Brother        ....      23 
Gas  Fitting  and  Fixtures. 

August  Wagner      ....       41 
Gentlemen's  Furnishing  Goods. 

Lawrence    D.    Dietz  &   Co.  .       46 

and  leaf  fronting  Business  Direc- 
tory 
Leonard  Passano 

last  page  of  book 
Gilt  Frames,  Mirrors,  &c. 

Butler,  Perrigo  &  Way         .         .      51 
Goldsmiths. 

Edward  Akers        ....       15 
Canfield  Brother  &  Co.         .         .  31 

Geo.   W.    Webb      .       .        .        .66 
Gunsmith,  Locksmith,  &c. 

W.   H.  Lauderman        ...      28 
Harness  and  Shoe  Leather, 

Hoffman  &   Deford         ...       59 

Hardware  and  Cutlery. 

Amon  Bosley,  ....      48 

M.  Keith,  Jr.,  &  Son,  .        .  64 

Hides,  Oils,  and  Leather. 

Francis  H.  Grupy,       ...  56 

Hoffman  &  Deford,          ...  59 
Hoisting  Machines. 

James  Bates 42 

Hosiery,  Yarns,  Gloves,  &c. 

Lawrence  D.  Dietz  &  Co.     .         .  46 

and  leaf  front  of  Business  Direct'y 
Jacob  Knipp,  jr.  ...  33 

Leonard  Passano 

last  page  of  book 

Hotels  and  Eating  Houses. 

Gilmour's 59 

McGees' Miller's  Hotel        .         .  49' 

R.  P.  Sherwood       ....      13 

House  Furnishing  Goods,  &c. 
Cortlan  &  Co., 

leaf  fronting  Business  Directory 

John  Evans 29 

Samuel  Jarden     ....  65 

Chas.  W.  Lord 

leaf  in  front  of  Business  Directory 
Sylvester  &  Hopkins       ...       53 

Ice. 

D.  S.  Sumwalt        ....      30 
Infirmaries. 

Baltimore  Infirmary         ...         5 
Union  Protestant  Infirmary  .  39 


INDEX  TO   ADVERTISEMENTS. 


Insurance. 

Associated  Firemen's  Insurance  Co.  36 
Baltimore  Life  Insurance  Co.       .  36 

Firemen's   Insurance   Company  of 

Baltimore      35 
Thos.   D.  Johnston, 

fore  edge  of  book 
New  England   Mutual  Life  Insur- 
ance Co.  Boston  and  New  York, 
back  outside  cover 

B.  Poultney  ....  65 
E.  J,  Richardson  &  Sons  .  .  36 
Wm.   P.  Webb,  top  line  on  front 

outside,  and  bottom  lines  inside 
pages 
Iron  Works. 

A.  W.  Denmead  &  Son        .        .  18 

Mayger  &  Shaffer 20 

Poole  &  Hunt      ....  24 

Landscape  Gardener. 

John   Wilkinson,   line   at  side,  on 
front  cover  page 
Liquors,  Wines,  Porter,  &c. 

C.  G.  De  Garmendia,  page  fronting 

Business  Directory 

Ellis  &  Cairns          ....  10 

P.  M.  Quinn        ....  67 

J.  Ruppert 47 

J.  D.  Sauerberg  &  Co.          .         .  33 

B.  G.  Tubman  &  Co.  .  .  .  3 
John  E.  Wilson,    ....  1 

Machinists,  &c. 

Denmead  &  Son  ....  18 

Mayger  &  Shaffer,  .         .         .34 

Poole  &  Hunt      ....  24 

Machine  Cards,  &c. 

Wells  Chase  &  Gehrmann  .        .  62 

John  H.  Haskell      .        .        .        .      24 

Malt  and  Hops. 

John  Boyd       .....       10 
Marble  Works. 

Hugh  Sisson,  ....      22 

Military  Goods. 

Canfield.Bro.  &Co.     ...  31 

Jacob  Gminder        ....      54 
Morocco  and  Lining  Manufacturer. 

Henry  Klees  &  Sons        ...       27 
Music  Publisher. 

Henry  McCaffrey   ....      27 
Nautical  Goods,  &c. 

Peter  Walther  ....       26 

Naval  Stores. 

Geo.  S.  Page  &  Bro. 

front  outside    cover  and   bottom 
lines  on  inside  pages 
Night  Work. 

J.  Diffenbaugh     ....  28 


Notions,  Hosiery,  &c. 

Lawrence  D.  Dietz  &  Co.    .         .  46 

and  leaf  front  of  Business  Direct 'y 
Jacob  Knipp,  jr.     ....  33 

Leonard  Passano 

last  page  of  book 
Oils,  Lamps,  &e. 

W.  G.  Gardner  &  Co.    .        .         .16 
Samuel  Jarden      ....  65 

Kloman  &  Gary       ....       68 

Oyster  and  Fruit  Packers. 

S.  D.  Brooks 19 

A.  Field 67 

Numsen,  Carroll  &  Co.        .         .  6 

Paints  and  Colors. 

Baker,  Bros.  &  Co.      .         .         .  61 

G.  &  N.  Popplein,  Jr.     ...  29 

Paper  Warehouses. 

Wheelwright,  Mudge  &  Co.            .  63 

Willis  &  Adams           ...  38 

Photographic  Galleries. 

P.  Lenfield  Perkins  ...       10 

Richard  Walzl      ....  7 

Pickling  and  Preserving. 

Numsen,  Carroll  &  Co.      .         .  6 

J.  Ruppert 47 

Pianos. 

Wm.  Knabe  &  Co.      .         .         .  45 

Plumbers. 

Thomas  C.  Basshor&  Co.  .  12 

John  W.  Bechtel     ....       28 
Hutchinson    Brothers,  front  inside 
cover  page 

Printers— Book  and  Job. 
John  Murphy  &  Co. 

leaf  in  front  of  book 
J.  B.  Rose  &  Co. 

leaf  in  front  of  book 

Produce,  &c. 

John  R.  Cox  &  Pope  ...  27 

Thomas  H.  Evans  &  Co.         .         .       38 

Provision  Dealer  and  Packer. 

Sweeney  &  Harris        .         .         .     .      46 

Roofs  and  Roofing  Materials. 

Geo.  S.,Page  &  Bro. 

front  outside  cover,  and    bottom 
lines  on  inside  pages 
Railroads. 

Baltimore  and  T)hio  Railroad    .         .       52 


iiesiauranis. 

Gilmour's     .... 

59 

R.  P.  Sherwood      . 

.      13 

Saddles,  Harness,  &c. 

Samuel  Hunt 

8 

Luther  0.  Mercer 

38 

INDEX  TO   ADVERTISEMENTS. 


Fairbanks  &  Co.      .         .         .         . 
Evans  &  Watson,  (Spear   Bros.) 

Scales. 

Fairbanks  &  Co. 

Howes' (Spear  Eros.) 
Scourers. 

E.  Fisher  &  Bro. 
Sewing  Machines. 

Grover  &  Baker, 

Wheeler  &  Wilson 
Shoe  Findings,  &c. 

Francis  H.  Grupy 

Stables. 

Joseph  H.  McGee  &  Bro.    . 
Aug.  E.  Stewart 
Soap  and  Candles. 

Charles  Faringer     .... 

H.  Kimberty        .... 

Smith  &  Curlett       .... 

Charles  &  Jas.  Webb  «fe  Co. 
Steam  and  Water  Fixtures. 

Thomas  C.  Basshordc  Co.  . 

Hutchinson  Bros. 

front  inside  cover  page 
Stoves. 

John  W.  Bechtel      .... 

Hutchinson  Bros. 

front  inside  cover  page 
Tailors,  (Merchant). 

Smith    Bros.  &  Co. 

bottom  lines   front  outside  cover 

B.  Stine       ..... 

Geo.  McKendree  Teal     . 

Noah    Walker  &   Co. 
Tin  Plate,  Wire,  &c. 

E.  L.  Parker  &  Co.     . 

Stanley  &  Co 

Tobacco,  Cigars,  &c. 

Chaliada  &  Co. 

page  fronting  Business  Directory 
G.  W.  Gail  &  Ax 

page  fronting  Business  Directory 


50 


56 


23 


Gail,  AxifeKuchler 

page  fronting  Business  Directory 
S.  Rosenfeld  &  Co.  .         .         .25 

Wm.  Welsh  &  Sons   ...  58 

H.  Wilkens  &  Co.  ...       68 

Transportation  Lines. 

Baltimore  and  Philadelphia  Steam- 
boat Company  ...  14 
New  York  and  Baltimore  Transpor- 
tation Line        ....           14 
Trunks,  Valises,  &c. 

Samuel  Hunt 8 

Luther  0.  Mercer        ...  38 

Undertaker. 

Jacob   Weaver        ....       62 

Universities. 

University  of  Maryland 
Upholstery  Goods,  &c. 

Walter   Crook,  Jr. 

Watches,  Jewelry,  &c. 

Edward  Akers         ....  15 

Canfield  Bro.  &  Co.     .        .         .  31 

Geo.  W.  Webb       ....  66 

Wharf  and  Bridge  Builder. 

Edward  Flaherty     . 

Wire  and  Sieve  Manufacturers, 

H.  Balderston  &  Son  ...  33 

E.  Mahlon  Price     ....      21 
Window  Glass  and  Glassware. 

Baker  Brothers  &  Co.     ...      61 

Wooden  and  Willow  Ware. 

Cortlan   &   Co. 

leaf  fronting   Business  Directory 

John  Evans 29 

Samuel  Jarden     ....  65 

Charles   W.   Lord 

leaf  in  front  of  Business  Directory 
Sylvester  &  Hopkins       ...       53 

Writing  Ink. 

Maynard  &  Noyes        ...      32 


ADDITIONS,  ALTERATIONS,  CORRECTIONS, 

AND    NAMES    TOO    LATE    FOR    INSERTION    IN    THEIR    PROPER    PLACES, 


Abbott  Edson  A.  (E.  A.  A.&  Sons,)  320  n 
Caroline 

Abbott  Cornelius  F.  48  Barre 

Aerated  Bread  Bakery,  442  and  454  w  Balti- 
more 

Albinson  Peter,  488  w  Baltimore 

Armstrong  Mary  E.  178  McCulloh 

Ashley  Wm.  50  Barre 

Baker  Charles  J.  (B.  B.  &  Co.)  Athol,  Balti- 
more CO 

Baker  Charles  E.  clerk,  Athol,  Baltimore  co 

Bigham  &  Bradford,  produce  commis.  mchts. 
cor  Eutaw  and  Franklin 

Biscoe  James,  clerk,  125  s  Paca 

Bitters  D.  lithographer,  293  w  Baltimore,  over 
Harnden  Express 

Boggs  J.  Grier,  bookkeeper,  227  e  Franklin 

Boneau  de  St.  Marcel  E.  portrait  painter,  135 
e  Baltimore 

BONNEY  ELIAS,  embroidery,  ribbons,  «fcc. 
209  w  Baltimore 

Boston  John  B.  (B.&  Price,)  369  e  Baltimore 

Bowen  Amos-E.  conductor,  B.  &  0.  R.  R. 
155  s  Paca 

Blake  Rev.  Samuel  W,  92  Columbia 

BRASHEARS  ALEX.  G.  restaurant,  29  and 
31  s  Liberty 

Bridges  John  C.  (Woods,  Bridges  &  Co.)  188 
w  Lombard 

Brown  Wm.  340  Lexington 

Bullock  James,  collar  Victory,  368  w  Balti- 
more 

Burgess  George  R.  deputy  clerk  Superior 
Court,  232  Fayette 

Butler  John,  50  Barre 

Carlin  &  Jessop,  hardware,  4  Hanover 

Carlin  James  F.  (C.  &  Jessop,)  4  Hanover 

Carroll  Thomas  G.  straw  and  millinery  goods, 
101  w  Baltimore,  dw  246  w  Lombard 

Cary  John  P.  (Kloman  &  C.)  cor  Sharp  and 
Stockholm 

CHERRY  M.  J.  dentist,  45  Hanover 

Chesney  Jesse  F.  printer,  187  e  Pratt 

Cilbertson  Carl,  clerk,  50  Barre 

Clark  John  W.  &  Co.  restaurant,  42  w  Fay- 
ette 

COLE  WM.  H.  hardware  commission  mer- 
chant. 17  s  Charles,  dw  75  Cathedral 

Cook  Charles  W.  clerk,  227  e  Baltimore 


Copeland  Wni.  S.  92  S.  Bond 

Cross  Rev.  J.  general  agt  Md.  Tract  Society, 

42  n  Fremont 
Cummings  John,  665  w  Baltimore 

Dietz  Lawrence  D.  (L.  D.  D.  &  Co.)  notions, 
hosiery  and  fancy  goods.  308  w  Baltimore, 
formerly  151  Franklin 

Dulaney  H.  R.  attorney,  36  St,  Paul,  dw  59 
Courtland 

Dungan  S.  Henry,  189  w  Lombard 

Elder  Charles  M.  clerk,  227  e  Baltimore 
Etting  Major  Frank  M.,  Paymaster  U.  S.  A, 
office  P.  0.  building,  dw  82  n  Charles 

Faucett  A.  T.  (Ulery  &  F.)  Calverton  hotel, 

Calverton  road 
Fischer   Christian,  lager  beer,  s  w   cor  High 

and  Pratt 
Fite  C.  R.  61  n  Liberty 
Franck  M.  V.  B.  &  Bro.  cigar  manufacturers, 

cor  Pratt  and  Spear's  whf. — [See  p   59  M- 

vertisements.] 
Franck   Geo.  C.  (M.  V.  B.  P.  Sf  Bro.)  97  w 

Biddle 
Franck  M.  V.  B.  (M.  V.  B.  F.  &  Bro.)  97  w 

Biddle 

FREEMAN  &  GO'S  EXPRESS.- 
Past  Forwarding  Package  and 
Market  Line  to  and  from  Wash- 
ington, Georgetown  and  Alexan- 
dria, E.  B.  Freeman,  Agent,  cor. 
Eutaw  and  Dover  streets,  Balti- 
more; John  F.  Saladin,  Agent,  cor. 
New  Jersey  av.  and  D  streets, 
Washington. 

Freeman  E.  B.  (F.  &  Co.)  s  e  cor  Pratt  and 
Eutaw 

Gillman   Geo.    H.  agent  Fairbanks'   scales, 

246  w  Baltimore,  dw  622  w  Lombard 
Gottman  Moses,  clothier,  122  Barre 

Habighorst  Chas.  P.  (Paul  Pferdner  &  Co.) 
38  e  Fayette 


XVI 


ADDITIONS,    CORRECTIONS,    ALTERATIONS,    AC. 


Hadel  Albert  K.  clerk,  17  n  High 

Hadel  Chas.  F.  clerk  67  e  Fayette 

Harrison  Geo,  L.   real  estate  broker,  29  St, 

Paul,  dw  Lanvale  nr  Garden 
Hoffman    Henry,    lager    beer    agent,    72   s 

High 

Ing  Edward,  sr.  collector,  33  Fawn 

Johns  Joseph,  jr.  groceries  and  provisions, 
152  s  Broadway,  dw  38  e  Fayette 

Johnson  E.  Dorsey,  manufacturer  of  steam 
refined  candies,  n  e  cor  Light  and  Pratt, 
dw  173  n  Calvert.— [See  p.  62  Advertise- 
ments.^ 

Jones  John  P.  P.  property  agent,  4  n  Cal- 
houn 

Joseph  I.  jeweler,  over  146  w  Baltimore,  dw 
14  Watson 

KEMP  THOS.  «&.  CO.  wholesale  grocers, 
291^  Cheapside 

Kemp  Thomas,  (Thos.  K.  &  Co.)  189  Gar- 
den 

Keyser  John  P.  cashier  American  ofiice,  73 
Granby 

Kimberly  Wm.  H.  (K.  &  Bros.)  31  n  Cal- 
houn 

Kleppish  Bros,  cutlery  and  hardware,  26  s 
Charles 

Klinefelter  0.  H.  bag  manufacturer,  s  w  cor 
Pratt  and  South,  dw  45  Gough 

Kloman  &  Cary,  coal  oil  refiners,  cor  Stock- 
holm and  Sharp. — [See  page  68  Advertise- 
ments.'] 

Kloman  Louis,  (K.  &  Gary,)  9  s  Gay 

Lantz  Oliver  F.  (Saral.   Elder  «fe  Co.)    148 

Mulberry 
Littig  Caleb,  collector,  81  n  Eutaw 
Littig  Mrs.  Caleb,  boarding,  81  n  Eutaw 
Love  Joseph  K.  agent  Poor  Association,  173 

Lee 

Mark  John  L.  hatter,  over  33  n  Eutaw 
Martinet  Simon  J.   civil  engineer  and  map 

publisher,  6  South,   dw   Harford   road  nr 

1st  tollgate 
Miles  Abraham  S.    (M.   &  Windsor,)   n  w 

cor  Lombard  and  Albemarle 
Miles  &  Windsor,  photographists,  over  205 

w  Baltimore,  and  grocers,  cor  of  Lombard 

and  Albemarle 


Morse  &  Martin,  cigars,  tobacco,  &c.  20  8 

Charles 
MURDOCH  WM.  F.   notary  public,  54  s 

Gay,  Commercial  building,  dw  30  Pleasant 

Nicholson  Charles  G,  (J.  J.  N.  &  Sons)  Bal- 
timore CO 

Oudesluys  Charles  L.  iron  and  metal  mercht. 
157  s  Gay,  dw  223  n  Eutaw 

POULTNEY  BENJAMIN,  insurance  agent, 
16  Second,  dw  43  Lexington. — [See  jtage  65 
Advertisements.] 

QUINN  PATRICK  M.  liquors,  s  e  cor  HiUen 
and  High,  dw  157  e  M.adison. — [Seep.  67 
Advertisements.] 

Richardson  J.  A.  &  Co.  coal   oil  and  wagon 

grease,  3  s  Calvert 
Richardson  J.   A.  (J.   A.  R.   &  Co.)  291  n 

Caroline 
Ridgely  Mrs.  E.  F.  240  e  Biddle. 
Ridgely  R.  H.  L.  bailiff  Court  of  Common 

Pleas,  240  e  Biddle 
Robinson  D.  W.  clothier,  84  Centre  Market 

space 
Rogers  Joseph  (Baker,  Bros.  &  Co.)  Eutaw 

House 
Row  &  Landower,  clothiers,  62  w  Pratt 

Simpson  Rev.  T.  W.  chaplain  U.  S.  A.  6  Mc- 

CuUoh 
Smith  &  Atkinson,  s  w  cor  Eutaw  and  Ostend 
Smith  Robert  M.,  Baltimore  coal  oil  works,  s 

w  cor  Eutaw  and  Ostend,  dw  220  Hoffman 
Sprigg  Wm.  judge  Appeal  Tax  Court,  dw  552 

Lexington 

Templeman  R.  W.  Sf  Co.  commission  brok- 
ers, 48  Lexington,  up  stairs 

Templeman  R.  W.  (R.  W.  T.  &  Co.)  168 
Garden 

VAN  BIBBER  DR.  W.  C.  47  Franklin 

Walker  John,  druggist,  39  s  Charles,  dw  100 

Hanover 
WELLS  JOHN  &  SONS,  machinists,  Kerr's 

wharf 
Wilkinson  J.   civil  engineer,  rural    architect 

and  landscape  gardener,  397  w  Fayette 


fff^p   Vv^  W-2>H  puiii^ 


BALTIMOEE 


CITY  DIRECTORY, 


EisrnDiisro  ite^^i^  1864, 


ABBREVIATIONS 


iC^ji.  north  ;  s.  south  ;  e.  east ;  w.  west ;  st.  street ;  cf.  court ;  av.  avenue  ;  al.  alley;  Za.lane : 
dw.  dwelling  ;  L.  P.  Locust  Point ;  cor.  corner  ;  F.  P.  Fells  Point ;  F.  H.  Federal  Hill. 

M)te  :  The  names  appearing  in  CAPITAL  LETTERS  are  subscribers. 


AAR 


ABE 


Aarons  Aaron,  clerk,  7  n  Exeter 
Aaron  Mrs.  Betsey,  rag  dealer,  44  Columbia 
Aaron  Charles  F.  soldier,  216  Montgomery 
Aaron  Dorothea  K.  216  Montgomery 
Aaron  George  W.  gunsmith,  143  s  Regester 
Aaron  Lewis,  soldier,  44  Columbia 
Aaron  Marcellus,  pilot,  216  Montgomery 
Aaron  Mark,  soldier,  258  Light 
Aaron  Samuel  J.   shipcarpenter,    216  Mont- 
gomery 
Abandschan  Gregory ,  tailor,  200  Montgomery 
Abandshine  Andrew,  barber,  164  s  Bond 
Abbes  Ferdinand,  13  Spring  ct 

Abbes constable,  163  Chesnut 

Abbes  Mrs.  Sarah  C.  163  Chesnut 

Abbes  Thomas  H.  property  agt,  26  Stirling 

Abbett  Thomas  M.  treas.  Susq.  Canal  Co.  13 

Lexington,  dw  25  Hollins 
Abbott  Alex,  clerk,  65  s  Caroline 
Abbott  Edson  A.  book-keeper,  113  s  High 
ABBOTT  EDWIN  A.  steam  flour  mill,  City 

block,  next  to  drawbridge,  dw  113  s  High 
Abbott  Elizabeth,  56  n  Liberty 
Abbott  George,  cooper,  65  s  Caroline 
Abbott  Geo.  T.  puddler,  45  Burke 
Abbot  Wm  L.  printer.  147  n  Eden 
ABBOTT  HORACE  &  SON,  Canton  rolling 

mill,  Hudson  st.  Canton 
Abbott  Horace  (H.  A.  &  Son)  67  e  Pratt 
Abbott  James  F.  oysters,  71  s  Caroline 
Abbott  James  L.  carpenter,  10  Gold  ct 
Abbott  James,  carpenter,  6  Gold  ct 
Abbott  James  M.  boiler  maker,  236  s  High 
Abbott  Capt.  John  C.  mariner,  356  Light 
Abbott  Noah,  cabinet  maker,  132  Cross 
Abbott  Samuel,  laborer,  193  Montgomery 
Abbott  Samuel,  25  Hollins 


Abbott  Thomas  M.  25  Hollins 
Abbott  "Wm.  tobacconist,  238  s  Broadway 
Abbott  Wm.  junk  dealer,  120  William 
Abbott  Wm  H.  clerk,  238  s  Broadway 
Abbott  Wm.  H.  carter,  234  s  Eutaw 
Abel  Mrs.  Dorothea,  351  e  Lombard 
Abel  John,  353  e  Lombard 
Abel  John,  baker,  103  Lee 
Abel  John,  laborer,  418  Canton  av 
Abeline  Elizabeth,  tailoress,  75  Hill 
Abell  A.  S.  (A.  S,  A  &  Co)  85  Saratoga 
Abell  A.  S.  &  Co.  publishers  Baltimore  Sun, 

s  e  cor  Baltimore  and  South 
Abell  Christian,  veal  butcher,  n  Amity. 
Abell  Christian,  butcher,  177  Penna  av 
Abell  Christopher  C.  (C.  C.  &  Franklin  M. 

A.)  177  Penna  av 
Abell  Christopher  C.  &  Franklin,  butchers,  47 
Centre,  32  Lexington,  and  24  Richmond 
markets. 
Abell  Franklin  M.  (Christopher  C.  &  F.  M. 

A.)  177  Penna  av 
Abell  William,  tailor,  33  s  Poppleton 
Abendgine  Andreas,  laborer,  88  s  Regester 
Abendschan  Ambrose,  shoemaker,  74  Leaden- 
hall 
Abendschan  Clement,  carpet  weaver,  232  s 

Charles 
Abendschan  Joseph,  paver,  rear  of  201  Mont- 
gomery 
Abendschan  Rudolph,    laborer,  rear  of  201 

Montgomery 
Abendschein  John,  porter,  14  Bevan 
Abercrombie  David,  clerk,  78  Chew 
Abercrombie  Thomas,  hoop  skirt   manufac- 
turer, 66  Oamden 
Aberle  George,  cooper,  250  Aliceanna 


J.  HENHY  GUE^SK,  Commission  Merchant,  for  the  sale  ot  Flour,  Grain,  Seeds,  &c. 
Rosendale  Cement  and  Calcined  Plaster  constantly  on  hand,  21  Spear's  Wharf. 

2 


ABE 


18 


ADA 


Aberle    Mathias,  gardener,   Franklin  above 

Gilmor 
Abey  George  W.  clerk,  363  e  Baltimore 
ABEY  JOSEPH,  fish  dealer,  326  William, 

near  Fort  av 
Abey  Joseph  C.  mariner,  326  William 
Abey  Joseph  W.  clerk,  363  e  Baltimore 
Abey  Michael  H.  caulker,  69  Cross 
Abey  Samuel,  bricklayer,  326  William 
Abey  Wm.  H.  grocery,  369  Light 
Abhon  Charles,  trunk-box  maker,  90  s  How- 
ard 
Able  Mrs.  Henry,  93  n  Fremont 
Abraames  Bro.  St.  Alphonsus,  79  Saratoga 
Aborn  Emily,  168  n  Central  av 
Abraham  Barnett,  cigar  maker,  179  e  Madison 
Abraham  Samuel,  baker,  242  e  Eager 
Abrahams  &  Ashcraft,  ship  builders,  s  e  cor- 
ner Wolfe  and  Thames 
Abrahams  Mrs.  Eliza,  100  n  Eden 
Abrahams  John  J.  (A.  &  Ashcraft)  283   e 

Baltimore 
Abrahams  John  J.  ship  builder,  and  proprietor 
Screw  dock,  Thames,  foot  of  Caroline,  of- 
fice 58  Philpot 
Abrahams  Mary  Ann,  96  s  Caroline 
Abrahams  Woodward,  (T.  J.  Cochran  &  Co. 

22  s  Broadway 
Abrahams  Wm.  H.  ship  carpenter,  47  s  Broad- 
way 
Abrams  Alexander  J.  marble  cutter,  Green- 
mount  av.  opposite  Cemetery 
Abrams  Washington,  clerk,  277  Canton  av 
Abt  John,  shoemaker,  199  s  Broadway 
ABriJN  JOHN,  grocer,  corner  Thames  and 

PhiliiOt 

Aburii  Sophia,  344  s  Bond 
Aburn  Wm.  R.  ship  carpenter,  61  Block 
Academy  of  the  Immaculate  Conception,  ad- 
joining St.  Peter's  church  cor  Hollins  and 
Poppleton 
Academy  of  Visitation,  n  w  cor  Centre  and 

Park 
Acheise  Frederick,  carpenter,  30  Canton  av 
Achenback  John,  plasterer,  3  Walsh 
Achenback  Henry,  butcher,  332  Penna  av 
Achey  Chas.  F.  (F.  A.  &  Son)  132  German 
Achey  Frederick  &  Son,  curriers,  22  s  Liberty 
Achey  Frederick,  (F.  A.  &  Son)  129  German 
Ackerman  Bernhardt,  tailor,  21  s  Washing- 
ton, F.  P. 
Ackerman  Charles  C.  watchmaker,  49  Lex- 
ington 
Ackerman  Mrs.  Dena,  11  Warren 
Ackerman  George,  sawyer,  103  s  Chapel 
Ackerman  Henry,  laborer,  88  Albemarle 
Ackerman  John,  pump  maker,  62  Walnut  al 
Ackerman  Nicholas,  cutter,  81s  Chapel 
Ackler  George,  shoemaker,  148  Camden 
Ackler  Jacob   D.  boot   and   shoemaker,   148 

Camden 
Acomlj  John  W.  basket  maker,  847  w  Pratt 
Acomb  Joseph,  basket  maker,  121  Franklin 
ACOMB  WILLIAM,  brooms,  baskets,   and 

woodenware  dealer,  121  Franklin,  dw  130 
Adair  Henry  H.  clerk  B.  &  0.  R.  R.  76  Sara- 
toga 
Adair  John,  machinist,  86  Preston 
Adair  Catharine,  121  s  Castle  al 
Adair  Mecarius,  laborer,  87  s  Chapel 
Adam  George,  laborer,  209  Albemarle 
Adam  Henry,  piano  maker,  194  w  Fayette 
Adam  Henry,  currier,  119  McElderry 


Adam  John  W.  wheelwright,  61  Hampstead 
Adams  Adam,  locksmith,  459  e  Baltimore 
Adams  Adelaide  L.  86  n  Charles 
Adams  Albert,  shoemaker,  96  Ross 
Adams  Ann  E.  matron  hospital,  5  Armistead 

la 
Adams  Ann  H.  tailoress,  386  Hanover 
Adams  Mrs.  Anna  M.  192  Saratoga 
Adams  Benj.  F.  hatter,  Warner  near  West 
Adams  Benjamin  F.  Jr,  ship  carpenter,  90 

Warren 
Adams  Catherine,  tailoress,  85  Bank 
Adams  Charles,  shoemaker,  44  Low 
Adams  Charles  T.  clerk,  Brown's  hotel.  High 
Adams  Charles,  machinist,  274  n  Eutaw 
Adams  Charles,  laborer,  9  Armistead  la 
Adams  Charles  H.,  U.  S.  N.,  386  w  Eager 
Adams  &  Davidson,  grocers   and  commission 

merchants,  7  Commerce 
Adams  Edward,  grocer,  226  Hollins 
Adams  Edward,  blacksmith,  51  n  Exeter 
Adams  Mrs.  Elizabeth  M.  boarding,  55  Lex- 
ington 
Adams  Eliza,  teacher,  98  w  Monument 
ADAMS  EMELIUS,  coal  yard,  s  w  corner 
Caroline  and  Dock,  dw  14  Jackson  square 
ADAMS  EXPRESS  CO,  164  w  Baltimore, 
depot  227  and  229  s  Howard,  Samuel  M. 
Shoemaker,  resident  partner    [See  advertise- 
ment front  cover.] 
Adams  Fredk,  cabinet  maker,  21  Som.erset 
Adams  Geo.  C.  silversmith,  173  Raborg 
Adams  George,  laborer,  Aliceanna  near  Caro- 
line 
Adams  Geo.  W.  boatman,  140  Hamburg 
Adams  Geo.  W.  bricklayer,  350  Cross 
Adams  Mrs.  Elizabeth,  186  German 
Adams  Ellen,  seamstress,  186  German 
Adams  Rev.  Geo.  F.  Gilmor,  w  of  Mulberry 
Adams  George  W.  engineer,  138  William 
Adams  Henry,  shoemaker,  186  George 
Adams  Henry,  piano  maker,  194  w  Fayette 
Adams  H.  (H.  &  J.  F.  A.)  52  Columbia 
Adams   H.  &  J.  F.  carpenters.  Elbow    lane 

rear  of  52  Columbia 
Adams  James  C.  (J.  C.  A.  &  Son,)  Howard 

CO 

Adams  James  C.  jr,  (James  C.  &  Son,)  How- 
ard CO 
Adams  Jacob  H.  bricklayer,  10  Pear  al 
Adams  James  L.  386  w  Eager 
ADAMS  JAMES  C.  &  SON,  beef  and  pork 
packers  andlprovision  inspectors,  40  Second 
Adams  James  M.  salesman,  cor  St.  Paul  and 

Saratoga 
Adams  James  L.  bricklayer,  251  e  Lombard 
Adams  James  McG.  clerk,  124  n  Fremont 
Adams  James,  jr,  mariner,  251  e  Lombard 
Adams  James,  furniture  wagoner,  130  Mulli- 

kin 
Adams  James  F.  chief  engineer  U.  S.  N.  192 

Saratoga 
Adams  John  A.  clerk,  180  w  Baltimore 
Adams  John  A.  clerk,  164  w  Lombard 
Adams  Capt  John  E.  100  n  Bond 
Adams  John  F.  (H.  &  J.  F.  A.)  222  Conway 
Adams  John  Q.  (Carroll,  A.  &  Neer,)  59  Lee 
Adams  John   H.  (Milbourne,  A.  &  McGee) 

65  William 
Adams  John,  mariner.  6  Armistead  la 
Adams  John  K.  carpenter,  247  w  Fayette 
Adams  John  B.  (A.  &  Davidson,)  144  Haii- 


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ADAMS  JOHN  T.  clerk  City  Circuit  Court, 

dw  York  road 
Adams  John  T.  clerk,  office  Circuit  Court,  dw 

York  road 
Adams  Joseph,  laborer,  9  Abbott 
Adams  Joseph,  letter  carrier,  184  Chesnut 
Adams  Joseph  S.  carpenter,  229  Ross,  dw  210 

Biddle 
Adams  Joseph,  plasterer,  135  Welcome  al 
Adams  John,governt  teamster  25  Ringgold  al 
Adams  Joshua,  gas  inspector,  128  Chew 
Adams  Lewis  B.  blacksmith,  12  Church 
Adams  Mrs.  Mary  A.  dressmaker,  25  Ringgold 

al 
Adams  Mrs.  Mary  E.  139  McCulloh 
Adams  Mary  M.  dressmaker,  173  n  Fremont 
Adams  Mary,  98  w  Monument 
Adams  Orson,  clerk  in  office  circuit  court,  268 

e  Baltimore 
Adams  Patrick,  carter,  7  Bank 
Adams  Richard,  163  G.  Hughes 
Adams  Robert,  sailor,  110  n  Bond 
Adams  Samuel  B.  foundryman,  118  Hughes 
Adams  Samuel  T.  (Willis  &  A.)    97  s  Sharp 
Adams  Samuel,  watchmaker  and  jeweler,  20 

e  Pratt 
Adams  Sarah,  dressmaker,  173  n  Fremont 
Adams  Samuel  S.  mariner,  6  Walker 
Adams  Thomas,  fireman,  126  L.  Greene 
Adams  Thomas  P.  mariner.  West  near  Wil- 
liam 
ADAMS  T.  W.  machine  sewing  and  gents' 

furnishing  goods,  171  w  Baltimore 
Adams  Thomas,  watchmaker,  65  McHenry 
Adams  Wm.  mariner,  18  Armistead  la 
Adams  Wm.  (Fclber  &  A.)  2  n  Broadway 
Adams  William,  watchman,  49  Milliman 
Adams  William  H.  pilot,  135  Gough 
Addis  John,  engraver,  240  u  Eden 
Addison  Catharine  A.  250  Lexington 
Addison  Frank  R.  clerk,  54  Conway 
Addison  George  C.  54  Conway 
Addison  George  M.  deputy  sheriff,  251  Mul- 
berry 
Addison  John  D.  124  s  Paca 
Addison  John  W.  machinist,  47  s  Poppleton 
Addison  John  A.  clerk,  75  William 
Addison  Samuel  L.  printer,  75  William 
Addison  Samuel  S.   shoe  store,  230  w  Pratt, 

dw  McMechin  near  John 
Addison  Mrs.  Sally  D.  154  Lee 
Addison  Samuel,  154  Lee 
Addison  Theodore,  engineer,  54  s  Poppleton 
Addison  Virginia  E.  teacher,  154  Lee 
Addison  William,  carpenter,  75  William 
Addison  William  Meade,  attorney,   29  Lex- 
ington, dw  Annapolis  Junction 
Addison   Wm.   W.   shoe  cutter,   McMechin 

near  Garden 
Adelman  Charles,  cooper,  17  n  Spring 
Ader  Michael,  carpenter,  198  s  Chapel 
Adkins  Charles,  227  w  Biddle 
ADKISSON  &  CO.  sailmakers,  s   w  corner 

Light-st.  wharf  and  Camden 
Adkisson  Wm.  H.  (A.  &  Co.)  210   Franklin 
Adkisson  Dr.  Wm.    H.    H.   apothecary,  n  e 
cor  Eutaw  and  Saratoga,  dw  s  e   cor  Pine 
and  Franklin 
Adkisson  Wm.  (A.  &  Co.)  210  Franklin 
Adleman    Michael,    shoemaker,    Aliceanna 

near  Cannon 
Adler  Abraham,  (Simon   Frank  &  Co.)  50  s 
High 


Adler  Adolph,  (Simon   Frank  &   Co.)  50  s 

High 
Adler  Andrew,  furn,   wagoner,  246    n  Caro- 
line 
Adler  Mrs.  E.  dry  goods,  195  s  Broadway 
Adler  Henry,  (Simon  Frank  &  Co.)  34  Han- 
over 
Adler  Henry  M.  furnishing  goods,  37  w  Bal- 
timore, dw  196  s  Broadway 
Adler  Joseph,  property  agent,  64  s  Eden 
Adler  Julius,  dry  goods,»over  210  s   Broad- 
way 
Adler  Louis  H.  160  s  Charles 
Adler  Marcus,  195  s  Broadway 
Adler  Manness,  clothier,  618  w  Baltimore 
Adler  Philip,  15  s  Liberty 
Adler  Sophia,  160  s  Charles 
Adler  Thos.  hostler,  17  Preston 
Adolph  Henry,  275  Canton  av 
Adolph  John,  275  Canton  av 
Adolph  Wm.  puddler,  137  s  Chapel 
Adreon  C.  C,  Q.  M.  U.  S.  A.,  316  Franklin 
ADREON  &  CO.   auctioneers  and  commis- 
sion merchants,  22  s  Charles 
Adreon  Elizabeth,  54  Franklin  al 
Adreon  Capt.  Harrison,  U.  S.  A.,  136  Han- 
over 
Adreon  Henry  C.  clerk  at  custom  house,  136 

Hanover 
Adreon  John,  soldier,  54  Franklin  alley 
Adreon  Pearson,  collector  and  agent,  71  Ra- 

borg 
Adreon  Wm.  T.  (A.  &  Co.)  152  Hanover 
Adreon  Wm.  (A.  &  Co.)  136  Hanover 
Adreon  Mrs.  Winifred,  28  n  Liberty 
Ady  James,  variety  store,  159  s  Sharp 
Adt  John  B.  draughtsman,  128  Barre 
Aegan  Michael,  laborer,  6  Ryan 
Aemi  Diedrich,  laborer,  Henry   near  Hughes 
Aeman    Charles,   carver,   Harford  av.    near 

city  limits 
Aenkel  Jacob,  laborer,  12  Essex 
Affelder  Max,  dry  goods,  10  s  Charles,   dw 

310  w  Lombard 
Affayroux  D.  144  Aisquith 
Affayroux  Francis  P.   blacksmith,  346   Har- 
ford av 
Afton  John,  shoemaker,  234  s  Sharp 
Agan  Ann,  31  King 

Agan  Eliza,  variety  store, 17  Pennsylvania  av 
Agan  Francis,  laborer,  rear  of  16  Concord 
Agan  Martin,  laborer,  4  Fall 
Agan  Martin,  laborer,   n   w  cor  Valley  and 

Neighbor 
Agan  Michael,  laborer,  17  Pennsylvania  av 
Agan  Wm.  laborer,  9  Bevan 
Aged  Men's  Home,  n  w   cor  Lexington  and 

Calhoun 
Aged  Women's  Home,   n  w  cor  Lexington 

and  Calhoun 
Agel  Elizabeth,  seamstress,  303  s  Bond 
Agenstaffer   Christopher,   laborer,    196  Can- 
ton av 
Agnew  Catharine,  195  n  Exeter 
Agnew  Thomas,  carpenter,  95  Cathedral 
Agnew  Thomas  A.  clerk,  297  w  Pratt 
Ahern  Dennis,  laborer,  24  Fawn 
Ahem  John,  laborer,  37  Cambridge 
Ahern  Jane,  tavern,  12  Fish  Market  space 
Ahern  Jeremiah,  wagoner,  80  Granby 
Ahern  John,  propr.  Cecelia  Furnace,  Canton, 

dw  253  n  Eutaw 
Ahern  John,  laborer,  294  Raborg 


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Ahem  Peter,  bar  tender,  12  Fish  Market  sp 
Aherns  Wm.  shoemaker,  343  e  Lombard 
Ahl  Henry,  Hunter  al  near  Reservoir 
Ahl  Wm.  mariner,  35  Barnes 
Ahlers  Catharine,  409  Canton  av 
Ahlers  John,  cigar  maker,  181  s  Bond 
Ahrling    H.    Henry,     tavern,     72    Buchan- 
an's wharf 
Ahlsleger  Wm.  bookkeeper,  89  Columbia 
Ahmen  Michael,  laborer,  54  Lancaster 
Ahrans  Caroline,  umbrella  maker,  33  e  Lom- 
bard 
Ahren  John,  brick  manuf.  253  n  Eutaw 
Ahrens  Adolph,  (Stirling  &  A.)  201  Garden 
Ahrens  Ahrend,  26  Eastern  av 
Ahrens  Wm.  mariner,  93  Lancaster 
Ahring  Earnest  H.  114'n  Central  av 
Ahrow  John,  tavern,  Gorsuch   av  near  Har- 
ford av.  Homestead 
Ahrow  Margaret,  Gorsuch  av  near   Harford 

av.  Homestead 
Aickle  John,   tavern,   Greenmount  av   near 

city  limits 
Aidt  Lewis,  shoemaker,  60  Ross 
Aiken  Matthew  R.  clerk,  272  Saratoga 
Aiken  Dr.  R.  E.  272  Saratoga 
Aikens  Thos.  tavern,  31  South 
Aikin  Dr.  Wm.  E.  A.  prof,   chemistry  Uni- 
versity of  Md.,  dw  25  Hamilton 
Ailes  Henry,  expressman,  229  Conway 
Ailmeyer  Henry,  hackman,  184  s  Bond 
Ailred  Bro.,  St.  Alphonsus,  79  Saratoga 
Airey  Edward,  carter,  170  Orleans 
Airey  Eliza,  70  Division 
Airey  Elias,  feed,  77  Pennsylvania  av 
Airey  James,  butter,  150  Ross 
Airey  James,  wharfinger,   office   Wolfe  near 

Fell,  dw  30  s  Ann 
Airey  Jerome,  shoemaker,  381  Franklin 
Airey  John  B.  clerk,  13  Jackson 
Airman  Wilhelm,  baker,  75  Barre 
Airing  Samuel,  furn.  wag.  103  Chatsworth 
Aisquith  Geo.  R.  clerk,  183  Saratoga 
Aisquith  St.  Methodist  Protestant  Church,  n 

e  cor  Aisquith  and  Fayette 
Aisquith  St.  Presbyterian    Church,  cor  Ais- 
quith and  Edward 
Aitcheson  James,  brass  founder,  67  North,dw 

200  n  Eutaw 
Aitken  Andrew,  superintendent  Union  Read- 
ing Rooms,  139  n  Gay 
Aitken  Alex.  M.  bookkeeper  Bank  of  Balti- 
more, dw  174  Garden 
Aker  August,  wood  sawyer,  439  w  Pratt 
Akers  Daniel,  boiler  maker,  16  Henry 
Akers  Daniel  T.  boiler  maker,  16  Henry 
Akers  Edwin,  dry  goods,  138  Lexington 
AKERS  EDWARD,  watchmaker  and  jew- 
eler, 65  3  Charles — [See  p.  15  Jldvertisements] 
Akers   George    W.    engineer,    179  Hughes 
Akers  Hannah,  16  Henry 
Akers  Rezin  F.  boiler  maker,  163   Hamburg 
Akers  Sarah  R.  trimming  store,  216  w  Biddle 
Alband  Charles,  shoemaker,  24  Booth 
Albaugh  Edward  W.  huckster,  79   Henrietta 
Albaugh  Grafton,  shoemaker,  124  n  Eutaw 
Albaugh  Henry  C.  carpenter,  271  w  Fayette 
Albaugh  Hiram,  blacksmith,  218  s  Charles 
Albaugh  Jacob,  shoemaker,  218  s  Charles 
Albaugh  John,  (White  &  A.)    114  Penna.  av 
Albaugh  John,  paver,  4  Walker 
Albaugh  John,  shoemaker,  218  s  Charles 
Albaugh  J.  W.  shoemaker,  207  Light 


Albaugh  Wm.  A.  (Orem  &  A.)  218  s  Charles 
Albeicht  Fred'k,  porter,  21  Centre  Market  sp 
Alberapt  Wolfgary,  228  s  Paca 
Alberdt  George,  clothing  cutter,  164  s  Bond 
Alberdt  John,  car  driver,  164  s  Bond 
Alberger  Adam,  butcher,  89  Mullikin 
Albers  Frederick,  mariner,  208  s  Ann 
ALBERS  DR.  HENRY,  237  w  Pratt 
Albers  Henry,  brickmaker,  291  Aliceanna 
Albers  Mary,  291  Aliceanna 
Albers  Seibert,  mariner,  290  s    Ann 
Albert  Anna  M.  grocery,  72  Mulberry 
Albert  Attlebard,  laborer,  258  e  Ekger 
Albert  August,  laborer,  258  s  Sharp 
Albert  August,  furn.  wag.  72  Mulberry 
Albert  Augustus,  (A.  &  H.  J.  A.)    160  Lex- 
ington 
Albert  Augustus  J.  (A.  &  Bro.)   75  w  Mon- 
ument 
ALBERT   A.  &  H.  J.  paper  hangers,  26  n 

Eutaw 
ALBERT  &  BRO.  office,  352  w  Baltimore 
Albert  Casper,  87  Canton  av 
Albert  Daniel,  shoemaker,  61  n  Frederick 
Albert  Mrs.  Elizabeth,  20  n  Amity 
Albert  Frederick,  clerk,  664  Saratoga 
Albert  George,  driver,  10  Minor  al 
Albert  Henry  J.  (A,  &  H.  J.  A.)   Baltimore 

county 
ALBERT  MRS.  JACOB,  64  n  Charles 
Albert  Jacob,  moulder,  84  Leadenhall 
Albert  John,  boot  fitter,  57  Bank 
Albert  John,  butcher,  93  Lexington  market, 

dw   Garrison  la  near  Western  Cemetery 
Albert  John,  26  n  Eutaw 
Albert  Joseph  S.  carpenter,  309  Saratoga 
Albert  Michael,  butcher,  31   Lexington  mar- 
ket, dw  137  McCulloh 
Albert  Wm.  J.  (A.  &  Bro.)  52  Cathedral 
ALBERTI  HENRY  F.  &  CO.  imps,  fancy 

goods,  6  and  8  s  Liberty 
Albertson  Isaac,  proprietor  Mansion  House, 

61  w  Fayette 
ALBERTON   COTTON   MILLS,   office  24 

German,  Jas.  S.  Gary,  president 
Albicker  Solomon,  butcher.  Garrison  la  near 

Western  Cemetery 
Albraht  Jacob,  cooper,  Frederick   road  near 

tollgate 
Albrecht  Adam,  laborer,  99  Hampstead 
Albrecht  August,  porter,  285  s  Sharp 
Albrecht  Fred,  cooper,  113  Frederick  av 
Albrecht  Fred'k  VV.  barber,  147  w   Madison 
Albrecht  Henry,  cooper,  Frederick  road  near 

tollgate 
Albrecht  Jacob,  cooper,  115  Frederick  av 
Albrecht    William,    cabinet    maker,    337    s 

Sharp 
Albright  August  A.  coppersmith, 30  s  Schroe- 

der 
Albright  Christian,  carver,  337  s  Sharp 
Albright  Charles,  shoemaker,   Fort  av   near 

Lawrence 
Albright  Fred'k,  brass  finisher,  176    Ramsay 
Albright  Hy.  G.  coppersmith,  30  sSchroeder 
Albright  Julius,  machinist,  283  n  Howard 
Albright  Jesse,  bricklayer,  142  Columbia 
Albright  Timothy,  piano  maker,  337  s  Sharp 
Albright  Wm.  cabinet  maker,  337  s  Sharp 
Albright  Wolfgary,  228  s  Paca 
Albright  Wm.  foundryman,  83  Cambridge 

Albst ,  cooper,  217  Eastern  av 

Alburger  John,  154  w  Lombard 


J.  HEJVRY   GIGSE,   Commiaslon   Merchant,   for  the   sale   of  Flonr,   Grain,  Seeds,  An, 
Rogendale  Cement  and  Calcined  Plaster  constantly  on  hand,  21  Spear's  "Wharf. 


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Alcock  Wm.  H.  D.  bookkeeper,  293  w  Biddle 
Alcock  Wm.  E.  (Spiller  &  A.)  34  Pleasant 
Alden  Amelia,  148  s   Washington,  F.  P. 
Alden  Mary  Ann,  219  e  Baltimore 
Aldridge  &  Brewer,  dry  goods  com.    march. 

5  German 
Aldridge  Andrew,  jr.  124  n  Charles 
Aldridge  Andrew,  sr.  124  n  Charles 
Aldridge  Barbara,  millinery,  861  w  Baltimore 
Aldridge  Elizabeth,  159  Saratoga 
Aldridge  Dr.  John  H.  124  n  Charles 
Aldridge  Mrs.  Sarah,  nurse,  126  Columbia 
Aldridge  Wm.  fireman  B.  &    0.    R.    R.   81 

McHenry 
Aldwell  Margaret,  dressmaker,  242  Mulberry 
Alecorn  Sarah,  227  Ross 
Aler  Mrs.  Anna  J.  79  Hollins 
Aler  Mrs.  Ann,  93  Hollins 
Aler  John,  machinist,  530  w  Lombard 
Aler  John  F.  (A.  &  Sisselberger)   103  Mul- 
berry 
Aler  John,  blacksmith,  82  n  Eutaw 
Aler  John  W.  clerk,  82  n  Eutaw 
Aler  Reuben  J.  blacksmith,  82  n  Eutaw 
Aler  Samuel,  machinist,  219  s  Paca 
Aler  &  Sisselberger,    pump    makers,   43    n 

Paca 
Aler  Sylvanue  R.  machinist,  93  Hollins 
Aler  Washington  L.  clerk,  103  Mulberry 
Alex  Wm.  H.  laborer,  50  s  Poppleton 
Alexander  Benj.  R,  tailor,  131  Montgomery 
Alexander  Elijah,  fisherman,  163  William 
Alexander   Capt.    Frederick,   U.   S.  A.    272 

Lexington 
Alexander  M.    H.    dressmaker,  cor  Charles 

and  Pleasant 
Alexander  James,  merch.  tailor,  9)^  n  Eutaw 
Alexander  Jas.  butcher,  Aisquith   near  Har- 
ford av 
Alexander  Julien  L  n  e  cor  Charles  and  Lex- 
ington, dw  272  Lexington 
Alexander  John  H.  civil   engineer,  272  Lex- 
ington 
Alexander  Myer,  tobacconist,  242  w  Pratt 
Alexander  Mrs.  Mary,  171  Hoffman 
Alexander  Richard,  bailift'  Criminal  Court,  77 

s  Sharp 
ALEXANDER  THOMAS    S.   attorney  at 
law,  n  6  cor  Charles  and  Lexington,  dw 
232  n  Charles 
Alexander  Thomas  S.  jr.  232  n  Charles 
Alexander  Thomas  H.  government  employ, 

49  Lexington 
ALEXANDER  WM.  attorney,  76  w  Fay- 
ette, dw  117  e  Baltimore 
Alexander  Wm.  treas.  George's  Creek  Coal 
and  Iron  Company,  19  South,  dw  Howard 
house 
Alford  Frank,  tailor,  Washington  s  of  Balti- 
more 
Alford  Geo.  H.  hatter,  37  s  Caroline 
Alford  James  E.  deputy  sheriff,  132  s  High 
Algie  James,  paper  block  maker,  86  n  Caroline 
Algie  Jacob,  carpenter,  181  William 
Alheit  Fredk.  shoemaker,  149  e  Fayette 
Albeit  John  G.  tavern,  33  n  Paca 
Alheit  Wm.  shoemaker,  149  e  Fayette 
Alice  Wm.  engineer,  112  Hughes 
Alician  Bro.,  St.  Alphonsus,  79  Saratoga 
Allard  Joseph,  agricultural  implement  maker, 

18  Warner 
Allard  John,  tailor,  4  Raborg 
Allard  Col.  Thomas  B.  carpenter,  381  n  Gay 


Allard  Wm.  carpenter,  346  n  Gay 
Allaway  George  N.  clerk,  59  e  Baltimore 
Allaway  Martha,  47  e  Baltimore 
Allaway  Mrs.  Sarah,  15  Wyeth 
Allbright  Jesse  P.  bricklayer,  132  s  Paca 
Allbright  Timothy,  saddler,  19  n  Eden 
Allderdice  John,  cabinet  maker,  22  n  Exeter 
Alleis  Harman  E.  fireman,  404  s  Charles 
Allen  Annie  C.  vest  maker,  54  s  Republican 
Allen  Alexander  (A.  A.  &  Co.)  202  Aisquith 
ALLEN  ALEXANDER  &  CO.  furniture,  27 

Hanover,  and  4  e  Lombard,  and  lumber, 

West  Falls  av 
Allen  Benjamin,  boot-fitter,  209  s  Charles 
Allen  Charles,  conductor,  155  Cross 
Allen  Charles,  cooper,  274  n  Eutaw 
Allen  Dallas  M.  Adams'  express,  10  George 
Allen  Rev.  Ethan,  D.  D.,  317  Garden 
Allen  Mrs.  Elizabeth,  595  w  Lombard 
Allen  Elizabeth,  318  e  Monument 
Allen  Geo.  S.  (Burns  &  Co.)  223  e  Eager 
Allen  Capt.  George,  mariner,  414  Saratoga 
Allen  George  W.  baker,  77  s  Regester 
Allen  George  S.  323  e  Eager 
Allen  Geraldus  S.  at  Adams'  Express,  dw  152 

Division 
Allen  Henry  A.  prof,  of  music,  213  Garden 
Allen  Henry  L.  baker,  37  n  Caroline 
Allen  Henry,  house  carp,  and  ship  joiner,  s 

Wolfe,  near  Aliceanna,  dw  1  n  Ann 
Allen  Henry,  cloak  and  mantilla  manuf.  47  e 

Baltimore 
Allen  Isaac,  caulker,  52  Cross 
Allen  Isaac,  watchman,  56  Cross 
Allen  James,  paper  carrier,  61  Holland 
Allen  James  I.  machinist,  61  s  Oregon 
Allen  James,  clerk,  343  n  Republican 
Allen  James  W.  cooper,  339  w  Lombard 
Allen  John,  mariner,  45  Lancaster 
Allen  John  W.  blacksmith,  57  Perry 
Allen  John,  machinist,  162  n  Fremont 
Allen  John  E.  mariner,  26  s  Broadway 
Allen  John,  cooper  133  s  Greene 
Allen  John,  241  Gough 
Allen  John,  shoemaker,  300  Aisquith 
Allen  Joseph,  plough  maker,  18  Warner 
Allen  Joseph  S.  soldier,  98  Lee 
Allen  Joseph  S.  house  carp.  300  Aisquith 
Allen  Lawrence,  baker,  9  Lewis 
Allen  Lewis  J.  engineer  U.  S.  N.  213  Garden 
Allen  Lewis,  592  w  Lombard 
Allen  Martha,  tailoress,  592  w  Lombard 
Allen  Mary  J.  teacher,  247  e  Pratt 
Allen  Mary,  104  York 
Allen  Peter,  shoemaker,  18  Warner 
Allen  Priscilla,  2  Greenwillow 
Allen  Robert  J.  bricklayer,  49  n  Exeter 
Allen  Robert  W.  (Saml.  P.  Thompson  &  Co.) 

66  w  Centre 
Allen  Sarah,  9  Lewis 
Allen  Solomon,  98  Lee 
Allen  Thomas  F.  ship  carp.  341  s  Sharp 
Allen  Virginia,  teacher,  237  Franklin 
Allen  William,  clerk,  39  s  Exeter 
Allen  William,  cigar  maker,  343  e  Baltimore 
ALLEN  WILLIAM,  restaurant,  8  Light 
Allen  William,  ship  carp.  98  Cross 
Allen  William  H.  boiler  maker,  104  Granby 
Allen  William,  carpenter,  134  n  Fremont 
Allen  William,  jr.  carpenter,  39  s  Exeter 
Allen  William  H.  architect  and  builder,  265  e 

Baltimore 
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Allen  W.  M.  exhibition,  3  e  Baltimore,  dw 

38  w  Baltimore 
Allen  William  H.  shoemaker,  341  s  Sharp 
Allen  Wm.  vinegar,  237  Franklin 
Allenbaiigh  Charles  T.  plumber,  50  Boyd 
Allenbaugh  George,  plasterer,  6  Parkin 
Allenbaugh  John  O.  carpenter,  50  Boyd 
Allenbaugh  McHenry,  shoemaker,  32  Chats- 
worth 
Allender  Mary,  39  n  Calvert 
ALLERS  DIEDRICH  A.  feed  store,  140  s 

Eutaw 
Allers  John  A.  brick  manuf.  near  Ferry  Bar, 

dw  532  w  Fayette 
Alltrs  Philip,  tavern,  52  Harrison 
Alles  Philip,  5  Somerset 
Allison  Mrs.  Ann,  666  Lexington 
Allison  Ann,  65  s  Eden 
Allison  George  U.,  soldier,  393  s  Eutaw 
Allison  James  S.  deputy  warden  of  jail,  165 

Chesnut 
Allison  James  H.  393  s  Eutaw 
Allison  Philip  S.  clerk,  209  e  Pratt 
Allison  Robert  H.  clerk,  65  s  Eden 
Allman  J.  0.  G.  bookkeeper,  75  n  Charles 
AUman  John  F.  butcher,  18  n  Oregon 
Allman  John,  huckster,  408  s  Charles 
Allnutt  Edmund,  clerk,  191  Franklin 
Allnutt  G.  R.  W.  (Gittings,  A.  &  Co.)  209  w 

Lombard 
Allnutt  Thomas  A.  clerk,  100  Lee 
Alls  John,  shoemaker,  38  Harford  av 
Alls  William,  shoemaker,  20  Greenmount  av 
Allston  Association,  for  the  encouragement  of 

art  and  literature,  64  Mount  Vernon  place 
Allwell  Stephen  D.  ropemaker,  90  MuUikin 
All  well  Wesley,  boatman,  40  Essex 
Almack  Geo.  W.  blacksmith,  317  Mulberry 
Almdinger  Jacob,  cabinet  maker,  261  e  Lom- 
bard 
Almemenger  Jacob ,  carpet  weaver,  261  e  Lom- 
bard 
Almont  Catharine,  275  Eastern  av 
ALNUT    JAMES    W.    president    Bank    of 

Commerce,  dw  177  Saratoga 
Alrick  Christian,  shoemaker,  109  West 
Alricks  Jane,  50  w  Madison 
Alschwee  Wm.  boot  and  shoemaker,  135  w 

Lowibard 
Alt  Caspar,  shoemaker,  536  n  Baltimore 
Alt  John,  82  Thames 
Alt  John,  shoemaker,  64  Jasper 
Alt  John,  shoemaker,  118  Eislein 
Alt  Peter,  broom-maker,  108  Orleans 
Altevogt  Frederick,  grocery,  n  e  cor.  O'Don- 

nell  and  City  av.  Canton 
Altevogt  William,  217  s  Ann 
Alt  Mrs   Kate,  laundress,  16  Raborg 
Altmann  Mrs.  B.  milliner,  154  s  Broadway 
Altmann  Moretz,  port  monnaie,  154  s  Broad- 
way 
Altman  Bertha,  millinery,  154  s  Broadway 
Altman  Gertrude,  24  Gough 
Altmyer  Simon,  147  e  Lombard 
Alton  Lewis,  carpenter,  68  s  Ann 

Altvaier ,  cooper,  72  s  Central  av 

Alvater  Conrad,  tailor,   s  e   cor   Burke  and 

Aliceanna 
Alvater  Charles  A.  stone  cutter,  37  n  Front 
Alvater  Harriet,  67  n  Exeter 
Alvater  John,  liquors,  112  Eastern  av 
Alvater  Lewis,  shoemaker,  38  McEldcrry 
Alvater  Mary,  67  n  Exeter 


Alvater  William,  carpenter,  46  n  Eden 
Alvater  Wm.  F.  carpenter,  38  s  Exeter 
Alvey  Mary,  182  e  Pratt 
Amald  Mrs.  Frances,  tailoress,  70  Jasper 
Aman  Frederick  G.  tavern,  53  s  Liberty 
Aman  John,  baker,  48  s  Wolfe 
Amand  Andrew,  laborer,  79  Johnson 
Amand  Christopher,  laborer,  22  Elizabeth  la 
Amant  Joseph,  laborer,  183  s  Eden 
Ambring  Geo.  laborer,  7  Calverton  road 
Ambrose  Bro.  St.  Alphonsus,  79  Saratoga 
Ambrose  Wm.  R.  painter,  166  Scott 
Ambrust  John,  painter,  114  Henrietta 
Ambruster  Charles,  laborer,  132  McHenry 
Ambruster  Joseph,  474  w  Pratt 
Ambulance  (U.  S.)  drivers' eating  rooms,  17 

w  Pratt 
Amburg  Catharine,  tailoress,  228  e  Eager 
Amelang  Augustus,  tailor,  2  n  Caroline 
Amelung  Fredk.  cigars,  28  Albemarle 
Amend  Angeline,  confectionery,  46  Albemarle 
Amend  Jacob,  morocco  dresser,  n  e  cor  Albe- 
marle and  Granby 
Amend  Mary,  midwife,  48  s  Central  av 
Ament  John,  laborer,  4  Gould  la 
Ament  Mathias,  grocer,  n  e  cor  Jefferson  and 

Eden 
AMERICAN  FIRE  INSURANCE  CO.  of 
Baltimore,  office  30  w  Second,  Jas.  L.  Arm- 
strong, prest 
AMERICAN  TELEGRAPH  CO.  s  w  cor 
Baltimore  and  South,  John  P.  Mattingly, 
manager 
Amer  Elizabeth,  grocery,  114  West 
Amer  Martin,  laborer,  114  West 
Ames  Catharine,  2  Bath 
Ames  Emerson,  inspector  of  iron-clads.  Divi- 
sion near  Madison  la 
Amey  Charles  H.  machinist,  101  Cathedral 
AMEY  JOSEPH  H.  restaurant,  choice  oys- 
ters and  liquors,  1  n  Greene 
Amey  Samuel  R.  cooper,  10]  Cathedral 
Amey  Wm.  fisherman,  127  Washington,  F.  H 
Amey  Wm.  J.  machinist,  101  Cathedral 
Amich  Jas.  H.  wagoner,   Ramsay  w  of  Scott 
Amich  Philip  C.  cooper,  Ramsay  w  of  Scott 
Ammer  George,  currier,  4  Lexington 
Ammer  Jacob,  currier,  55  Buren 
AMMIDON  &  CROMBIE,  dealers  in  kero- 
sene oil  and  lamps,  337  w  Baltimore 
Ammidon  John  P.  (A.  &  Crombie)  52  Boyd 
Ammond  Andrew,  shoemaker,  228  s  Caroline 
Amon  John,  46  s  Wolfe 
Amos  Alfred  P.  clerk,  49  Hanover 
Amos  Charles,  soldier,  16  Liberty  al 
Amos  Dr.  Corbin,  145  n  Paca 
Amos  Mrs.  Elizabeth,  2  s  Broadway 
Amos  Frederick  A.  bricklayer,  325  Ross 
Amos  James  H.  huckster,  305  n  Eutaw 
Amos  James  E.  deputy  sheriff,  28  Jackson 
Amos  Jarrett,  conductor,  210  Saratoga 
Amos  Joseph,  bricklayer,  24  Preston 
Amos  Mrs.  Lydia,  305  n  Eutaw 
Amos  Mrs.  Mary,  3  Mount 
Amos  Peter,  laborer,  81  Chesnut 
Amos  Rebecca,  187  n  High 
Amos  Wm.  Y.  restaurant,  504  n  Gay 
Amoss  George  R.  230  n  Charles 
Amrhen  Geo.  furniture  wagoner,  78  Harrison 
Amrhein  Henry,  slftemaker,  283  Franklin 
Amrine  Elizabeth,  151  n  Central  av 
Amthor  Dr.  Robert,  homeopathist,  181  n  Cen- 
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Amrine  John,  tailor,  45  French 
Ancautz  Henry,  upholsterer,  27  Jackson 
Anderson  Adelaide  L.  60  n  Exeter 
Anderson  A.  civil  engineer,  613  w  Lombard 
Anderson  Agnes,  seminary,  385  n  Gay 
Anderson  Mrs.  Ann,  37  n  Amity 
ANDERSON  BROTHERS,  importers  hard- 
ware, n  w  cor  Light  and  Pratt 
Anderson  Andrew,  clerk   B.  &.  0.  R.  R.  84 

Hill 
Anderson  Alice,  114  s  Bond 

Anderson ,  barkeeper,  116  York 

Anderson  Clifford,  Eager  e  of  Charles 
Anderson  Charles,  blacksmith,   n  e  cor  Eu- 

taw  and  German,  dw  24  n  Paca 
Anderson  David,  blacksmith,  102  German 
Anderson  Edward,  carpenter,  54  s  Oregon 
Anderson  Mrs.  Eliza,  laundress,  156  Hughes 
Anderson  Elizu'jcth,  470  w  Baltimore 
Anderson  Elizabeth,  170  Garden 
Anderson  Elizabeth,  dressm'r,  109  e  Madison 
Anderson  Geo.  W.  machinist,  47  Eisiein 
Anderson  Geo.  N.  cigar  maker,  78  Columbia 
Anderson  Horace,  machinist,  39  n  Amity 
Anderson  Henrietta,  dressmaker,  55   Green- 
willow 
Anderson  Henry,  169  Montgomery 
Anderson  Capt.  Isaac  J.  118  n  Bond 
ANDERSON  JAMES   M.  &   SON,  engra- 
vers, over  148  w  Baltimore 
Anderson  James,  barber,  42  e  Fayette 
Anderson  James   M.  (J.  M.  A.  &  Son)   183 

Loyola  Place,  n  Calvert 
ANDERSON  JAMES  G.  leather  dealer,  5 

Balderston,  dw  138  Hanover 
Anderson  James,  hackman,  22  Garden 
Anderson  James,  cooper,  347  s  Sharp 
Anderson  James,  ship  carpenter,  224  e  Pratt 
Anderson  James,  ferryman,  118  Hughes 
Anderson  James  T.  (A.  Bros.)  n  w  cor  Light 

and  Pratt 
Anderson  Jeanette,  nurse,  65  Forrest 
Anderson  Jesse  N.  plasterer,  220  Saratoga 
Anderson  John  W.  blacksmith,  239  Columbia 
Anderson  John,  Hibernia  house,  23  Thames 

e  of  Bond 
Anderson  John  W.  carter,  41  Lee 
Anderson  John,  mariner,  144  William 
Anderson  Rev.  John  T.  159  Henrietta 
Anderson  Joseph,  cigar  maker,  229  s  Bond 
Anderson  John  A.  carter,  21  Low 
Anderson  John  W.  clerk,  197  Aisquith 
Anderson  John,  mariner,  161  e  Lombard 
Anderson  John,  boatman,  306  Eastern  av 
Anderson  Julius  H.  clerk,  183  n  Calvert 
Anderson  Lemuel  T.  photographist,  41  Lee 
Anderson  Leah  J.  41  Lee 
Anderson  Mrs.  Mary  J.  60  n  Exeter 
Anderson  Mary,  tailoress,  54  s  Oregon 
Anderson  Morris,  carpenter,  47  Chatsworth 
Anderson  Nancy,  137  Ensor 
Anderson  Nancy,  117  s  Ann 
Anderson  Oliver,  mariner,  179  s  Chester 
Anderson  Obver,  shipsmith,  157  s  Washing- 
,    ton,  F.  P. 

Anderson  Richard  B.  cooper,  92  Hamburg 
Anderson  Robert  S.  (J.  Edward  Bird  &  Bro.) 

29  Pleasant 
Anderson  Mrs.  Robina,  158  Pearl 
Anderson  Mrs.  Sarah,  177  Montgomery 
Anderson  Stephen,  currier,  138  Hanover 
Anderson  Thomas  D.  (A.  &  Bros.)  226  w 
Hoffman 


Anderson  Thomas,  restaurant,  152  n  Calvert 
Anderson  Thomas,  carpenter,  50  Harford  av 
Anderson  W.  S.  (James  M.  A.  &  Son,)  183 

Loyola  place,  n  Calvert 
Anderson  Wm.  brakesman,  662  w  Pratt 
Anderson  Wm.  painter,  180  Chesnut; 
Anderson  Wm.  wagoner,  10  Garden 
ANDERSON  WM.  E.  furniture   dealer,  10 

and  12  w  Second,  dw.  29  s  High 
Anderson  Wm.  painter,  cor  East  Falls  av  and 

Stiles 
Andei-son  Wm.  hackman,  10  Garden 
Anderson  Wm.  H.  painter,  over  4  n  Sliarp, 

dw  184  Mulberry 
Andrae  Christian,  barber,  348  w  Pratt 
Andreae  Theodore,  metallurgist,  189  s  Charles 
Andre  Frederick  C.  painter,  308  Light 
Andre  Hannah,  grocery,  308  Light 
ANDRE  Dr.  J.  RIDGAWAY,  71  Aisquith 
Andreas  Andrew,  laborer,  rear  214  Canton  av 
Andrew  C.  A.  police,  45  s  High 
Andrew  Charles,  (C.  A.  &  Co.)  114  s  Eden 
Andrew  Charles  &   Co.  public  weighers,   5 

Spear's  wharf 
Andrew  James,  mariner,  175  e  Pratt 
Andrews  Ann,  442  n  Gay 
Andrews  B.  F.  &  Co.  sign  painters,  over  36 

South 
Andrews  Benj   F.  (B.  F.  A.  &  Co.)  20  Garden 
Andrews  Charles,  gunsmith,  138  s  Regester 
Andrews  David,  laborer,  144  McHenry 
Andrews  Edward,  mariner,  5  Fountain 
Andrews  Mrs.  Elizabeth,  74  s  Washington, 

F.P. 
Andrews  Elizabeth,  dressmaker,  92  n  Greene 
Andrews   E.   M.   assistant  adjutant  general 

Fort  McHenry 
ANDREWS  LIEUT.   E.  WATSON,  pro- 
vost marshal  Fort  McHenry 
Andrews  George  W.  (A.  &  Thompson)  237  n 

Eutaw 
Andrews  George,  laborer,  214  Canton  av 
Andrews  Hanson,  144  McHenry 
Andrews  Hannah,  237  n  Eutaw 
Andrews  Hercules  R.  W.  66  Barre 
Andrews  Isabella,  dressmaker,  25  Thompson 
Andrews  James,  waterman,  175  e  Pratt 
Andrews  James,  blacksmith,  560  Lexington 
Andrews  Jane,  237  n  Eutaw 
Andrews  Jane,  405  Saratoga 
Andrews  John  F.  soldier,  4  Kaufman  al 
Andrews  John  H.  police.  High  n  of  Granby 
Andrews  John  B.  nightman,  149  s  Chester 
Andrews  John,  watchman.  City  Hall 
Andrews  Mrs.  Mary  A.  262  e  Madison 
Andrews  Mary  J.  tailoress,  181  Hanover 
Andrews  Miranda,  tailoress,  403  s  Charles 
Andrews  Samuel,  brass  moulder,  6  Bolton 
Andrews  Mrs.  R.  Snowden,  27  Hamilton 
Andrews  R.  Snowden,  architect,  27  Hamilton 
Andrews  Stephen,  cattle,  811  w  Baltimore 
Andrews  Gen.  T.  P.  48  Mt.  Vernon  place 
Andrews  Thomas,  gunsmith,  239  s  Ann 
Andrews  Wm.  carter,  59  Greenwillow 
ANDREWS  &  THOMPSON,  druggists  and 

chemists  5  w  Baltimore 
Andrews  Wm.  shoemaker,  272  w  Pratt 
Andrews  Wm.  soldier,  478  w  Lombard 
Andrews  Wm.  A.  painter,  3  Brune 
Angel  John  T.  stone  cutter,  64  French 
Angel  Martin,  laborer,  183  Eastern  av 
Angelmier  Catherine,  grocer,  537  Saratoga 
Angelmier  Mathias,  butcher,  537  Saratoga 


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Angermeyer  John,  lithographer,  s  w  corner 

Mosher  and  Fremont 
Angst  Martin,  laborer,  183  Eastern  av 
Anitz  Michael,  laborer,  181  s  Bethel 
Anker  Francis,  barber,  261  Aisquith 
Ankerbrand  George,  shoemaker,  754  Eastern 

av 
Annan  John,  laborer,  9  Spruce  al 
Annan  Dr.  Samuel,  34  McCulloh 
Annen  Henry,  porter,  491  Belair  av 
Annen  John,  paver,  491  Belair  av 
Anschutz  Faltin,  blacksmith,  49  Albemarle 
Ameich  John,  shoemaker,  81  Mulberry 
Anson  George,  carpenter,  42  Somerset 
Anthony  Ellen,  27  Orchard 
Anthony  G.  W.  edge  tool  grnider,  205  e  Lom- 
bard 
Anthony  Henry,  carpenter,  32  s  Bond 
Anthony  Henry  A.  clerk,  27  Orchard 
Anthony  John,  puddler,  190  s  Ann 
Anthony  Mary,  27  Orchard 
Anthony  Robert  E.  bookkeeper,  186  Lee 
Anthony  Wm.  carpenter,  18  Somerset 
Anton  Adam,  laborer, 219  s  Wolfe 
Anton  Henry,  tailor,  216  e  Eager 
Antonius  Geo.  laborer, Vincent  near  Baltimore 
Anzman  Anthony,  clerk,  173  German 
Anzman  Joseph  A.  harness,  24  Josephine 
Anzman  Joseph,  shoemaker,  173  German 
Appel  Adolph,  tailor,  26  s  Broadway 
Appel  Caspar,  boot  fitter,  139  Henrietta 
Appel  Christian,  cabinet  maker,  n  e  cor  Fay- 
ette and  Pearl 
Appel  Conrad,  mariner,  171  s  Wolfe 
Appel  Conrad,  tailor,  123  s  Broadway 
Appel  Edward,  tailor,  121  s  Chapel 
Appel  Frederick,  mariner,  250  s  Durham 
Appel  Frederick,  grocery  and  lager  beer,  s  w 

cor  Eastern  av  and  Bond 
Appel  George,  laborer,  177  Aliceanna 
Appel  George,  butcher,  33  Hanover  market, 

dw  Beltzhoover  la 
Appel  Heinrich,  laborer,  65  President 
Appel  Henry,  shoemaker,  229  s  Paca 
Appel  John,  tailor,  83  s  Regester 
Appel  John,  tailor,  15  Spruce  al 
Appel  J.  Wm.  paper  carrier,  16  e  Lombard 
Appel  John,  shoemaker,  rear  73  Hanover 
Appel  Mrs.  Margaretta,  n  e  cor  Fayette  and 

Pearl 
Appel  Nicholas,  tailor,  62  s  Caroline 
Appell  Louisa  S.  Philadelphia  road,  near  city 

limits 
Appell  Wm.  tailor,  29  s  Bond 
Appey  Wm.  wagoner,  706  Penna  av 
Apple  John,  fireman,  171  s  Wolfe 
Apple  John,  shoemaker,  120  Conway 
Apple  M.  tailor,  66  Mullikin 
Appleby  Ann,  216  n  Eden 
Appleby  George  R.  printer,  31  e  Lombard 
Appleby  Thomas  J.  mariner.  Reservoir  al 
APPLEGARTH  ALEXANDER,  commis- 
sion merchant,  1  Bowly's  wharf,  dw   153 
Saratoga 
Applegarth  &  Co.  railway,  foot  of  Cross 
Applegarth  Elizabeth,  102  Hill 
Applegarth   James,  stone  mason,  43  Centre 

Market  Space 
Applegarth  John  A.  &  Co.grocers,ship  chand- 
lers and  commission  merchants,  109  Smith's 
whf 
Applegarth  Capt.   John  A.  (J.  A.  A.  &  Co.) 
42  Aisquith 


Applegarth  Capt.  Lawson  J.  (A.  &  Co.)  305 

e  Pratt 
Applegarth  Nathaniel,  48  Fawn 
Applegarth  Nathaniel  J.  ship  broker,  over  1 

Bowly's  whf,  dw  153  Saratoga 
Applegarth  Robert,  shoemaker,  351  s  Sharp 
Applegarth  Robert,  cigar  maker,  285  Hanover 
Applegarth  Robert,  shoemaker,  159  Hamburg 
Applegarth  Rufus  W.  clerk,  153  Saratoga 
APPLEGARTH  CAPT  WM.  &  SON,  ship 
brokers  and  commission  merchants,  37  w 
Pratt,  cor.  Buchanan's  whf 
Applegarth  Capt.  Wm.  (Capt.  W.  A.  &  Son,) 

109  s  High 
Applegarth  Wm.  mate,  172  Gough 
Appleman  N.  R.  A.  huckster,  151  Ensor 
Appier  Charles,  wheelwright,  235  Forrest 
Appier  Elizabeth,  seamstress,  131  Raborg 
Appier  Jacob,  barrel  dealer,  104  s  Howard 
Appier  Orlando  M.  paper  hanger,  608  w  Bal- 
timore 
Appier  Thomas  H.  clerk,  131  Raborg 
Appleton  William  S    stock  broker,  34)^  w 

Second,  dw  52  w  Madison 
Appold  Andrew,  bark  mills,  s  e  cor.  Caroline 

and  McElderry,  dw  Baltimore  Co. 
APPOLD  GEORGE  &  SONS,  hide  and  leath- 
er dealers,  store  8  and  10  Water,  tannery 
North  near  Madison 
Appold  Geo.  J.  (Geo.  A.  &  Sons,)  Belair  av 

near  Baltimore  Cemetery 
Appold  Samuel,  (Geo.  A.  &  Sons)  214  n  Cal- 
vert 
Appold  Samuel,  engineer  U.  S.  N.  112  n  Bond 
APPOLD  THEODORE  R.  commission  mer- 
chant, over  5  Water,  dw  174  n  Eutaw 
Apy  Jacob,  carter,  248  Franklin 
Arb  John,  laborer,  342  Light 
ARBEITER  HALL,   and   Working  Men's 
Union,  5  s  Frederick,  Wm.  Gruss, president 
Arbin  Henry  J.    butcher,  82  Centre  and  25 

Belair  markets,  dw  York  road.  Bait.  Co. 
Archer  Mrs.  Ann,  47  McCulloh 
Archer  Catharine  E.  145  Park 
Archer  Samuel,  clerk,  133  e  Lombard 
Ardin   D.  ladies'  shoemaker,  36  n   Charles, 

dw  314  n  Eutaw 
Ardin  John  F.  shoemaker,  6  East 
Ardin  Mary,  73  Walsh 
Arens  Henry,  (Von  Kapfl'&  A.)  113  Park 
Argue  Henry,  laborer,  40  French 
Arholdt  Geo.  laborer,  Fremont  near  Penna  av 
Aring  Jesse,  furniture  wagoner,  74  Ross 
Arlode  John,  cooper,  128  s  Caroline 
Armacoast  Jas.  M.  bricklayer,  348  e  Fayette 
Armacoast  Priscilla,  grocery,  23  Lewis 
Armacoast  Rachel,  boarding,  138  Preston 
Armager  Jesse,  sr.,  turnkey  police   station, 

186"Hanover 
Armager  Jesse,  jr.,  clerk  at  penitentiary,  186 

Hanover 
Armager  John  L.  hatter,  38  Granby 
Armatage  Mrs.  Rebecca,  22  n  Oregon     • 
Armbrust  John,  file  maker,  87  n  Front 
Armbruster  C.  F.  bar  tender,  866  w  Baltimore 
Armbruster  John,  gunsmith,  15  Baker  ct 
Armclung  August,  baker,  86  Pearl 
Armcndt  John  E.  gunsmith,  262  s  Broadway 
Armiger  Benjamin,  cooper,  59  Holland 
Armiger  Benjamin,  55  Chew 
Armiger  Eli,  printer,  101  c  Fayette 
Armiger  George  D.  soldier,  59  Holknd 
Armiger  James  B.  printer,  59  Holland 


GEO.  S.  PAGK  &  BRO.,  MtmuTncturers    of  Roofs   nnd   Roofing   Materials,  111   Smltll'S 
Wharf.    C.  HART  SJJUTH,  Agent. 


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Arraiger  John  F,  soldier,  59  Holland 
Armigei'  Joseph,  clerk,  88  n  Exeter 
Armiger  J.  R.  watchmaker,  88  n  Exeter 
Armiger  Joseph,  comb  maker,  188  n  Caroline 
Armiger  Joseph  carpenter,J.88  n  Caroline  _ 
Armiger  Joshua  E.  carpenfer,  250  n  Caroline 
Armiger  Richard,  carpenter,  over  87  Harrison, 

dw  55  Chew 
Armiger   Richard,   wooden   ware  dealer,  87 

Harrison,  dw  55  Chew 
Armistead  Anderson H.  11  Waverley  Terrace 
Armistead  C.  Hughes,  (A.,  Riggs  &  Co.)  103 

w  Monument 
Armistead,  Riggs  &  Co.  tobacco  agents,  39  s 

Gay 
Armitage  Dr.  James,  193  w  Fayette 
Armitage  Robt.,  carpenter,  Fayette  nr  Wolfe 
Armitage  Mrs.  Wm.  H.  72  Columbia 
Armon  John,  brewer,  37  s  "Wolfe 
Armor  Elizabeth,  seamstress,  133  w  Madison 
Armor  George  F.,  Q.  M,  3d  Md.  regiment, 

376  w  Fayette 
Armor  Gotleib ,  laborer,  43  Eastern  av 
Armor  G.  Jos.  painter,  86  n  Greene 
Armor  Mary  M.  376  w  Fayette 
Armor  Mrs.  Rachel  S.  86  n  Greene 
Armory  City  Guards,  over  7  Patterson  build- 
ing, n  e  cor.  Baltimore  and  Gay 
Armstrong    Andrew,    coach    trimmer,   67   s 

Washington,  F.  P. 
Armstrong  Andrew,  341  e  Baltimore 
Armstrong  Benjamin  H.   machinist,    152  n 

Bond 
ARMSTRONG  &  BERRY,  publishers,  book- 
sellers, book  binders,  156  w  Baltimore 
ARMSTRONG,   CATOR  &  CO.   silk  and 

millinery  goods  dealers,  237  w  Baltimore 
Armstrong  &  Craig,  saddle  and  harness  ma- 
kers, s  w  cor.  Park  and  Fayette 
Armstrong  Daniel,  carpenter,  477  Franklin 
ARMSTRONG  &  DENNY,  furniture  manu- 
facturers, s  e  cor.  Light  and  Montgomery 
Armstrong  Eliza,  329  w  Fayette 
Armstrong  Ethelinda,  307  Cross 
Armstrong  Henry,  clerk,  332  w  Fayette 
Armstrong   Hosea,  grocer,  cor.  Clinton  and 

Boston 
Armstrong  H.  L.  46  w  Monument 
Armstrong  James,  carpenter,  227  s  Paca 


AKMSTRONG  JAMES  &  CO.  Soap 
and  Candle  Manufacturers,  keep 
constantly  on  hand  a  large  assort- 
ment of  Soap  and  Candles  of  the 
best  quality, manufactured  at  their 
Factory,  Concord  street,  between 
Lombard  and  Pratt 

Armstrong  James  H.  tavern,  330  s  Bond 

Armstrong  James  L.  president  American  Fire 
Insurance  Co.  of  Baltimore,  30  Second,  dw 
52  n  Greene 

Armstrong  Jas.  S.  letter  carrier,  250  e  Monu- 
ment 

Armstrong  Jas.  W.  painter,  135  Montgomery 

Armstrong  John  H.  book-keeper,  96  Light  st 
wharf 

Armstrong  John,  134  s  Sharp 

Armstrong  John  A.  attorney,  29  St.  Paul,  dw 
19  Cathedral 


Armstrong  Josephine,  school,  e  Lombard,  dw 

228  e  Pratt 
Armstrong  Kate,  87  Stiles     . 
Armstrong  Margaret,  huckstress,  8  Hawk 
Armstrong  Mrs.  Mary  E.  55  McCulloh 
Armstrong  Mrs.  Mary,  149  w  Hoffman 

ARMSTRONG  &  MILLER,  Provi- 
sion and  Produce  Commission 
Merchants,  No,  4  Commerce  st. 

Armstrong   R.   Dorsey,    (A.  &,   Miller)   307 

Madison  av 
Armstrong  Robert  W.  clerk,  73  n  Paca 
Armstrong  Samuel  S.  pi-inter,  52  n  Greene 
Armstrong  Thos.  (A.  &  Craig)  366  w  Fayette 
Armstrong  Thomas,  (A.,  Cator  &  Co.)  73  n 

Paca 
Armstrong  Thomas  G.  clerk,  134  s  Sharp 
Armstrong  Thomas,  boiler  maker,  17  Armis- 
tead la 
Armstrong  Thomas,  (James  A.  &  Co.)  Eu- 

taw  House 
Armstrong  Thomas,  (Chas.  &  Jas.  Webb  & 

Co.)  Eutaw  House 
Armstrong  Victor  C.  clerk,  46  w  Monument 
Armstrong  Wm.  (A.  &  Denny,)  n  e  cor  Frank- 
lin and  Oregon 
Armstrong  Wm.  undertaker,  cor  Light  and 

Montgomery,  dw  477  Franklin 
Armstrong  Wm.  F.  wagoner,  108  Mullikin 
Armstrong  Wm.  clerk,  52  n  Greene 
Armsworthy  Benj.  blacksmith,  77  n  Caroline 
Arndt  Carlos,  nail  maker,  254  s  Sharp 
Arndt  Jacob,  basket  maker,  1  Biddle  al 
Arnett  Levi,  shoemaker,  361  n  Gay 
Arnett  Wm.  H.  clerk,  5  McElderry 
Arnold  Dr.  Abraham  B.  7  s  High 
Arnold  Adam,  machinist,  120  Conway 
Arnold  Charles  H.  Falls  road  near  tollgate 
Arnold  Conrad,  blacksmith,  960  w  Baltimore 
Arnold  Davis  Z.  carter,  353  Columbia 
Arnold  Francis,  surgical  instrument  maker, 

15  s  Sharp,  dw  343  w  Lombard 
ARNOLD  GEORGE  W.  baker,  120  w  Fay- 
ette and  94  n  Howard,  dw  120  w  Fayette 
Arnold  George,  laborer,  65  s  Frederick 
Arnold  Henry,  confectioner,  960  w  Baltimore 
Arnold  Henry,  bricklayer,  297  Columbia 
Arnold  Isaac,  36  Holland 
Arnold  Jacob,  car  driver,  357  Columbia 
Arnold  James,  police,  25  McHenry 
Arnold  John,  bookkeeper,  5  s  Calvert 
Arnold  John,  grocer,  78  Hillen 
Arnold  Nicholas,  tailor,  71  Bank 
Arnold  Peter,  restaurant,  137  Columbia 
Arnold  Richard  (J.  cabinet  mfiker,  96  Raborg 
Arnold  Wm.  J.  ship  joiner,  264  e  Madison 
Arnold  Wm.  J.  clerk  N.  C.  R.  Franklin  House 
Arnold    Walter    J.  clerk  N.   C.   R.   Calvert 

Station 
Arnold  Mrs.  Sarah,  497  w  Lombard 
Arnreich  John,  shoemaker,  162  Saratoga,  dw 

cor  Mulberry  and  State 
Aro  John  W.  wagoner,  113  West 
Aro  Lewis,  huckster,  113  West 
Aro  Wm.  M.  wagoner,  113  West 
Arold  John,  second  hand  goods,  660  w  Bal- 
timore. 
Arold  John,  shoemaker,  12  Dewberry  al 
Arscott  Mrs  Ann,  tailoress,  183  Hughes 
Arscott  Elizabeth,  tailoress,  183  Hughes 


\irBH.  p.  WEBS,  Marine,  Fire  and  lilfe  Insurance  Agent  and  Broker.    Agent  "Mutual 
Benefit  Ufe  Insurance  Co.,  STewarlc,  N.  J.,"  89  Second  Street. 


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Artaud  Dr.  Theodore,  Biiltimore  near  Wolfe 
Arthur  Anthony,  hostler  No.  2  city  fire  de- 
partment, 132  s  Howard 
Arthur  Bridget,  81  Booth 
Arthur  Charles,  bill  poster,  25  Valley 
Arthur  David,  butter  dealer,  171  e  Madison 
Arthur   Henry,  baker,  53  n  Eutaw  and  32 

Camden,  dw  53  n  Eutaw 
Arthur  Hugh,  millwright,  371  Saratoga 
Arthur  James,  saddler,  369  Saratoga 
Arthur  J.  Fleming,  teacher,  Lexington  near 

Mount 
Arthur  John,  laborer,  10  Pear  al 
Arthur  Mary,  11  Valley 
Arthur  Patrick,  hod  carrier,  111  s  Castle  al 
Arthur  Robt.,  dentist,  139  Washington  place 
Arthur  Thomas,  coach  painter,  11  Valley 
Arthur  Capt.  Samuel  C,  U.  S.  A.  7  Columbia 
Arthur  Wm.  W.  hatter,  1  w  Baltimore 
Arthur  Wm.  C.  agent  City  Pass.  R.  R.  Bal- 
timore  near   Fulton,   dw   Lexington   near 
Mount 
Arven  James,  laborer,  33  Eastern  av 
Arvey  James  Napoleon,  laborer,  102  s  Chapel 
Arzt  Henry,  shoemaker,  100  Lancaster 
Asbeck  Louis,  caterer  Germania  Club  House, 

165  w  Lombord 
ASCH    BERG  GUSTAVUS  A.   veterinary 

surgeon,  41  Pennsylvania  av 
Aschung  Geo.  laborer,  7  Slemmer  al 
Ash  Mrs.  Arabella,  70  n  Ann 
Ash  Charles  J.  harness  maker,  50 e  Lombard 
Ash  Mrs.  Elizabeth,  50  e  Lombard 
Ash  George  F.  (A.  &  Russell,)  44  Jackson 
ASH  GEORGE  T.  ship  chandlery  and  iunk 

store,  128  Dugan's  whf.  dw  93  n  Bond 
Ash  Mrs.  Isabella,  299  s  Paca 
Ash  James,  laborer,  14  n  Amity 
Ash  James  F.  iron  railings,  141  s  Bond 
Ash  Louis,  (M.  Gutman  &  Co.)  162  s  Sharp 
Ash  Michael,  clerk,  176  Hanover 
Ash  Mrs.  Patty,  256  Chew 
Afsh  &  Russell,  druggists  and  chemists,  n  w 

cor  Orleans  and  Caroline 
Ash  Thomas  P.  painter,  108  s  Fremont 
Ashburn  Mrs.  Louisa,  15  Warner 
Ashburner  Chas.  H.  supt.   Abbott's  rolling 

mill,  52  Spring  row 
Ashburner  Benjamin  S.  clerk,  33  Pine 
Ashcom  John  L.  pilot,  103  s  Washington,  F.P. 
Ashcraft    Robert   (Abrahams    &    A.)   54    s 

Broadway 
Ashcroft  Wells,  ship  joiner.  111  s  Ann 
Ashenbruker  A.  shoemaker,  215  Light 
Ashley  Chas.  C.  (Harman  Duker  &  Co.)  49 

Hanover 
Ashley  Chas.  C.  (Wm.  H.  Shewbrook  &  C. 

C.  A.)  49  Hanover 
Ashley  Wm   box  maker,  49  Hanover 
Ashman  Alfred,  stone  cutter,  27  Pearl 
Ashman  Alfred  A.  stone  cutter,  27  Pearl 
Ashton  Eliza,  dressmaker,  182  Ensor 
Ashton  Fanny,  5  Edward 
Ashton  John,  assistant  assessor,  185  n  Eutavir 
Ashton  John  M.  confectioner,  277  w  Fayette 
Ashton  Joseph,  engineer,  49  Fawn 
Ashton  Josephine,  actress,  197  n  Exeter 
Ashton  Marrous,  grocer,  90  Franklin 
Ashton  Thomas,  277  w  Fayette 
Ashton  Walter,  printer,  90  Franklin 
Ashweg  Mns.  Geo.  30  Slemmer  al 
Asker  Thomas  B.  engineer,  119  n  Eutaw 
Askew  Charles,  carpenter,  13  Brune 


I  Askew  Edwin,  of  Custom  House,  61  w  Biddle 
Askew  Jehu   B.  storekeeper,  U.  S.  Bonded 

Warehouse,  51  s  Ann 
Askew  John,  engineer,  112  s  Caroline 
Askew  Mrs.  Susan,  61  w  Biddle 
Askew  Wm.  H.  Machinist,  61  w  Biddle 
Askey  James,  cabinet  maker,  Fayette  w.  of 

Central  av 
Askey  Joseph,  carter,  83  Granby 
Askey  Wm.  cooper  and  deputy  fish  inspector, 

56  Stiles 
A  skin  Wm.  C.  clerk,  159  s  Charles 
Askins  James,  salesman,  215  e  Fayette 
Asmus  Daniel,  box  maker,  200  L.  Hughes 
Aspril  Geo  W.  6  St.  Paul 
ASSOCIATED  FIREMENS' INSURANCE 

CO.  4  South,  John  R.  Moore,  president. — 

[See  p.  36  Advertisements.] 
Associated  Reform  Church,  Fayette  between 

Liberty  and  Charles 
Astlejr  Wm.  C.  hatter,  74  s  Washington  F.  P. 
Athasia  Sister,  Convent  of  Notre   Dame,  s  e 

cor.  Eager  and  Aisquith 
Atkenhead    Lieut.   John,    U.    S.    A.   249    s 

Howard 
Atkin  S.  Ogle,  measurer  of  stone  and  brick- 
work ,  dw  Gen.  Wayne  Inn 
Atkinson  Allen,  quarryman,  Lexington  near 

Calverton  road 
ATKINSON    &   BROTHER,  grocers    and 

liquor  dealers,  166  and  188  s  Broadway 
Atkinson  Elizabeth,  178  w  Hoffman 
Atkinson  Geo.  butcher,  27  Centre,  14  Lex- 
ington and  32  Hanover  markets,  dw  431 

Pennsylvania  av 
Atkinson  Henry,  carpenter ,  330  Franklin 
Atkinson  Israel  S.  Biddle  near  Eden 
Atkinson  Israel,  334  Franklin 
Atkinson  John  H  letter  carrier,  120  e  Madison 
Atkinson  John  W.  carpenter,  294  n  Gay 
Atkinson  Joseph  T.  95  St.  Paul 
Atkinson  Joseph,  carpenter,  532  Saratoga 
Atkinson  Joshua  H.  (A.  &  Brother,)  285  e 

Lombard 
Atkinson  Joshua  I.  treasurer  B.  &  O.  R.  R. 

Co.  Camden  Station,  dw  95  St.  Paul 
Atkinson  J.  T.  attorney,  36  St.  Paul,  dw  95 
Atkinson  M.  S.  clerk,  133  Park 
Atkinson  Maria,  milliner,  294  n  Gay 
Atkinson  Dr.  Robert,  164  w  Fayette 
Atkinson  S.  C.  (A.  &  Bro.)  273  e  Pratt 
Atkinson  Mrs.  Dr.  Thomas  C.  67  w  Centre 
Atkinson  Thos.  bricklayer,  70s  Republican 
Atkinson  Thomas  W.  Pennaav  near  toll  gate 
Atkinson  Thomas  F.  carpenter,  294  n  Gay 
Atkinson  Wm.  Geo.  clerk,  294  n  Gay 
Atkinson  Wm.  S.  bottler,  2  n  Strieker 
Atkinson  Wm..  salesman,  Penna.  av  extended 
Atkinson  Wm.  C.  273  e  Pratt 
Atkinson  Wm.  F.  stone  cutter,  171  e  Fayette 
Atkinson  Wm.  T.  sutler,  191  n  Exeter 
Atlee  James,  agent  Grover  &  Baker's  Sewing 

Machines,  52  n  Liberty 
Atlee  Aaron,  pedler,  57  e  Lombard 
Atler  Francis,  bricklayer,  230  Lee 
Atlcr  George  W.  coachsmith,  10  s  Fremont 
Atler  Mary  L,  tailoress,  10  s  Fremont 
Atwell  Ann,  n  w  cor  Boston  and  Bennett 
Atwell  Capt.  Benjamin,  mariner,  102  n  Bond 
Atwell  Daniel,  (A.  &  Harrison)  219  Gough 
Atwell  G.  M.  ship  carpenter,  38  s  Ann 
Atwell  &  Harrison,  carpenters,  76  s  Register 
Atwell  James  R.  ship  carpenter,  100  s  Chapel 


J.  HEIVRY  ClIESEi,   Commlsglon   Merchant,   for   the   sale   of  f^onr,   Grain,  Seeds,  &c. 
Roseudole  Cement  and  Calcined  Plaster  constantly  on  hand,  HI  Spear's  WharfV 


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Atwell  Joseph,  ship  carpenter,  108  s  Chapel 
Atwell  Joseph  W.  blacksmith,  n.  w.  cor  Bos- 
ton and  Bennett 
Atwell  Richard  H.&  Co.  importers  and  man- 
ufacturing merchants,  71  South, 
Atwell   Richard   H.    (R.  H.   A.  &  Co.)  23 

Courtland 
Atwood  Benjamin,  broom  manufacturer,  62  s 

Calvert,  dw  s  e  cor  Eden  and  Orleans 
Atwood  John, cabinet  maker,  n  e  cor  Eden  and 

Orleans 
Atzel  Louis,  moulder,  310  Aliceanna 
Aubacker  Christian,  drayman,  151  Henrietta 
Aubcl  Christian,  tailor,  83  Bank 
Aubel  John,  cabinet  maker,  15  n  Poppleton 
Auberstein  H.  huckster,  275  s  Bond 
Auction  Sales  Room,  26  Exchange  place 
AudibertJohn  H.  bricklayer,  157  Vine 
Audoun  Capt.  Joseph  H.,  U.  S.  A.  107  Bank 
Audoun  Lewis,  hardware  dealer,  267  e  Balto 
Audoun  Lewis,  jr.  carpenter,  132  Bank 
Audoun  Oliver,  (Binyon  &  A.)  128  Bank 
Audoun  Oliver,  jr.  carpenter,  132  Bank 
Audoun  Wm.  F.  carpenter,  326  Eastern  av 
Auel  Adam,  shoemaker,  213  Montgomery 
Auer  Anton,  tailor,  57  Clay 
Auer  Catherine,  laundress,  151  Saratoga 
Auer  Jacob,  restaurant,  114  n  Howard 
Auerbach  Samuel  L.  cigar  maker,  n  High 
Auerman  Jacob,  japanner,  259  s  Paca 
Aukamp  Anton,  cigar  maker,  45  Henrietta 
Aul  Charles,  cabinet  maker,  123  Stirling 
Aul  Henry,  52  President 
Aul  John,  laborer,  45  President 
Aul  Mathias,  shoemaker,  298  Aliceanna 
Aul  Michael,  shoemaker,  312  n  Gay 
Aulabaugh  Zephaniah,  teacher,  398  n  Gay 
Aulbarch  George,  laborer,  19  Liberty  al 
Aulbach  John,  butcher,  26  Fell's  Point  mar- 
ket, dw  Balto.  Co 
Auld  F.  Virginia,  dressmaker,  443  Lexington 
Auld  Benjamin  F.  ship  joiner,  46  s  Ann 
Auld  Haddaway,  clerk,  443  Lexington 
Auld   Jos.   H.  shipsmith,  102  Washington, 

F.  H. 
Auld  Philip,  ship  carpenter,  176  Montgomery 
Auld  Richard,  mariner,  72  s  Ann 
Auld  Sophia,  46  s  Ann 
Auld  Samuel,  ship  carpenter,  271  e  Pratt 
Ault  Mary  Jane,  287  Aisquith 
Ault  Samuel  &  Son,  shoe  findings  and  garden 
seeds,  28  s  Calvert,  dw  cor  Aisquith  and 
Chew 
Aulthouse  Geo.  W.  huckster,  85  Lee 
Aumuller  John,  laborer,  103  s  Register 
Austen  Dr.  Philip  H.  dean  Bait.  Col.  Dental 

Surg,  oflfice  79  n  Charles,  dw  76  s  Sharp 
AUSTERMUHLE  HENRY,  cigar  manufac- 
turer, 45  w  Pratt,  dw  n  e  cor  Bond  and 
Orleans 
Austin   Alexander  R.   bookkeeper  People's 

Bank,  dw  63  n  Poppleton 
Austin  Mrs.  Martha,  63  n  Poppleton 
Austin  Rebecca,  410  Light 
Austin  Theodore,  chairmaker,  363  s  Sharp 
Austin  Theodore  G.  clerk,  63  n  Poppleton 
Austin  Thomas  S.  provisions,  61  Lexington 
Austin  Wm.  (Cullimore  &  A.)  245  s  Wolfe 
Austrian  Betsy,  cap  maker,  211  s  Broadway 

and  231  s  Bond 
Auth  John,  laborer,  220  Washington,  F.  H. 
Authur  Robert,  carter,  103  n  Spring 
Aveline  Katrina,  153  s  Regester 


Avey  Qeorge,  laborer,  73  Washington,  F.  H. 
Await  Ferdinand,  shoemaker,  54  Mulberry 
Awbrey  And.  J.  cigar  maker,  233  e  Madison 
Awbrey  Prestly,  tobacconist,  233  e  Madison 
Awbrey  Thomas  P.  painter,  316  e  Monument 
Ayd  John,  grocery,  246  e  Eager 
Ayers  Andrew,  shipjoiner,78  s  Washington, 

F.  P. 
Ayers  Charles  C.  grocer,  154  w  Pratt,  dw  34 

Pleasant 
Ayers  Geo.  W.  carp,  67  s  Washington,  F.  P. 
Ayers  James  H.  provision  store,  s  w  corner 

Bond  and  Baltimore,  dw  79  s  Ann 
Ayers  James,  laborer,  6  Albemarle 
Ayers  Capt.  Samuel,  214  s  Ann 
Ayers  Dr.  235  Franklin 
Ayers  James  H.  engineer,  67  s  Washington, 

F.  P. 
Ayers  James  H.  provisions,   cor  Balto.   and 

Bond,  dw  79  s  Ann 
Ayler  John  W.  clerk,  76  Greenmount  av 
Ax  Christian,  (G.  W.  Gail  &  Ax,)  59  Barre 
Axer  John,  soldier,  156  e  Monument 
Azirian  Bro.,  St.  Alphonsus,  79  Saratoga 

B. 

Baar  Andrew,  laborer,  230  n  Caroline 
Baare  Patrick,  tavern,  63  President 
Baas  Frederick,  restaurant,  109  Camden 
BABB  JOHN  D.  baker,  68  s  Charles 
Babb  John  D.  jr.  U.  S.  A.  68  s  Charles 
Babendrier  Louis,  laborer,  9  n  Pine 
Baccigalluppo   J.   confectionery,   913^2   Lex- 
ington 
Bach  Adam,  flour  and  feed,  322  Aisquith 
Bach  Henry  J.  cabinetmaker,  44Chatsworth 
Bach  Henry,  cutter,  314  e  Baltimore 
Bach  John,  porter,  122  n  Dallas 
Each  John,  carpenter,  223  Henrietta 
Bacharach  Aaron,  pedler,  164  e  Lombard 
Bacharach  Abraham,  dry  goods,  77  Ensor 
Bacharach  David,  second-hand  dealer,  409  w 

Pratt 
Bachler  Adam,  laborer,  6  Hosselburger  ct 
Bachelor  George,  blacksmith,  290  Johnson 
Bachman  George,  piano  maker,  133  Henrietta 
Bachman  John  M.  cigars,  30  Albemarle 
Bachman  Jas.  E.  pattern  maker,  201  Conway 
Bachman  J.  C.  Henry,  (Beck  &  B.)   Decker 

av  near  Northern  av 
Bachmann  Frederick,  lager  beer,  215  s  Eutaw 
Back  John,  laborer,  214  s  Chapel 
Backe  Tobias,  cooper,  357  s  Charles 
Backel  John,  shoemaker,  142  Mullikin 
Backer  August,  cutter,  238  Barre 
Backer  Mrs.  Margaret,  grocer,  515  Lexington 
Backman  Anthony,  lager  beer,   111  Saratoga 
Backman  Ernest,  19  Barnes 
Backman  Mrs.  Louisa,  363  w  Pratt 
Backus  Lieut.  Joseph, act.  asst.  provo.  marsh 

dw  Eutaw  house 
Backus  Rev.  John  C.  126  w  Madison 
Backus   Peter,   boot  and   shoemaker,   255  e 

Pratt 
Bacon  &  Co.  coffee  manuf.  476   w  Baltimore 
Bacon  Eliza,  seamstress,  128  Harford  av 
Bacon  James  E.  M.  D.    (B.  &   Co.)    466  vr 

Baltimore  « 

Badaker  Wm.  hostler,  Fayette  near  Pearl 
Baden  Francis  E.  50  n  Charles 
Baden  Henry,  32  Camden 
Baddelnian  George,  printer,  191  Raborg 


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Baddelman  Sophia,  191  Raborg 
Badencouph  Mrs.  Helena  M.  tailoress,  255  n 

Central  av 
Bader  Mrs.  Eva,  Butchers'  Row,  Pennsylv'a 

av  extended 
Bader    Mrs.    Helena,   confectionery,    176    e 

Madison 
Bader  Henry,  barber,  191  Lexington 
Bader  John,  cooper,  145  Canton  av 
Badger  Agatha,  198  n  Gay 
Badger   Ezekiel,  shoemaker,  Ramsay  w    of 

Scott 
Badger  Mary,  38  Hanover 
Badger  Thos.  P.  sewing  machine  operator,  12 

Mulberry 
Baeagar  Jacob,  tailor,  20  e  Register 
Bael  Anton,  stevedore,  229  s  Bond 
Baer  Arthur  T.  clerk,  132  w  Biddle 
Baer  Anthon  P.  clerk,  132  w  Biddle 
BAEPc  &  BRO.  produce,  prov.  and  gen'l  com. 

merchants,  143  n  Howard 
Baer  Christian,  laborer,  180  L.  Hughes 
Baer  Christopher,  laborer,  36  Hampstead 
Baer  Charles  W.  (B.  &  Bro.)  48McCulloh 
Baer  Dr.  Edward  R.  asst.  surg.  1st  Md.  regt. 

dw  270  w  Fayette 
Baer  Francis,  shoemaker,  14  Anthony 
Baer  George  H.  (B.  &  Bro.)  48  McCulloh 
Baer  Henry,  cabinet  maker,  104  McElderry 
Baer  Isaac  (Lewis  B.  &  Bro.)  3  Camden 
Baer  Jacob,  laborer,  437  Canton  av 
Baer  Rev.  John,  68  McCulloh 
Baer  John  H.  blacksmith,  521  Light 
Baer  John,  cooper,  250  Henrietta 
Baer  John,  grocery,  100  s  Spring 
Baer  Lewis,  (L.  B.  &  Bro.)  3  Camden 
Baer  Lewis  &  Bro.  dealer  in  furs,   rags,  &c  , 

3  and  5  Camden 
Baer  Matilda  C.  132  w  Biddle 
Baer  Wm.  H.  clerk  in  Criminal  Court,  132  w 

Biddle 
Baersmidt  Andrew,  laborer,  177  s  Eden 
Baerkamp  Mary,  grocery,  267  e  Lombard 
Baetjer  Henry,  tobacco,  93  s  Caroline 
Baetjer  Henry,  jr.  salesman,  93  s  Caroline 
Bagee  John,  blacksmith,  183  s  Ann 
Baggett  Wm.  cooper,  240  w  Biddle 
Baggott   Elizabeth,  dress  maker,  194    Madi- 
son av 
Baggott  Thos.  wire  worker,  194  Madison  av 
Baggs  Thomas,  baggage  wagon,  93  Conway 
Baggaliappa  Vincenzo,   confectionery,   60  n 

Gay 
Baghman    Henry,    grocer,  cor  Fayette  and 

Eden 
Bagley  Dennis,  laborer,  Foster  al  above  Dol- 
phin 
Bagnell  Michael,  laborer,  389  s  Charles 
Bahm  Lewis,  tailor,  120  s  Dallas 
Eahnlan  John,  cooper,  18  Elizabeth  la 
Eahnlaen  Bernard,  laborer,  rear  of  56   Cross 
Baicr  Andrew,  cigar  maker,  205  s  Charles 
Baicr  Andrew,  tobacconist,  31  Brown 
Baier  Mrs.  Catharine,  20  Knox  al 
BAIER  JOHN,  brewer,  392  Canton  av 
Baier  John,  shoemaker,  14  Bakers  ct 
Baierlipp  John,  tailor,  247  e  Fayette 
Bailey  AnneM.  138  Vine 
Bailey  Chanies,  ship  carp.  178  Gough 
Bailey  Edward  J.  laborer,  5  Hall  al 
Bailey  Edwin,  (Coleman  «feB.)  cor  Baltimore 

and  Durham 
Bailey  Edward  A.  painter.  111  Preston 


Bailey  Elizabeth,  106  w  Monument 

Bailey  Edwin   L.  (Henry  McShane  &  Co.) 

166  e  Eager 
Bailey  Mrs.  George,  134  Bank 
Bailey   Mrs.    Henrietta,   Washington,  s    of 

Baltimore 
Bailey  Henry,  pilot,  178  Gough 
Bailey  James,  ship  carp.  178  Gough 
Bailey  James,  distiller,  42  s  Green 
Bailey  John  E.  shoemaker,  52  n  Eutaw 
Bailey  John,  laborer,  32  s  Republican 
Bailey  John  M.  carpenter,  9  Hoffman 
Bailey  John  F.  mariner,  133  Hamburg 
Bailey  John,  weaver,  485  Belair  av 
Bailey  Lewis  E.  (Cushings  &  B.)  237  w  Lom- 
bard 
Bailey,  Louisa,  seamstress,  259  Hollins 
Bailey  Lucy,  confectioner,  98  Hillen 
Bailey  Margueritte,  134  Bank 
Bailey  Mary,  grocery,  376  Cathedral 
Bailey  Thos.  M.  ship  carp.  9  Gould  la 
Bailey  Thos.  M.  jr.  ship  carp.  9  Gould  la 
Bailey  Wm.  hatter,  376  Cathedral 
Bailey  Wm.  laborer,  5  Hall  al 
Bailey  Wm.  boots  and  shoes,  108  Lexington, 

dw  381  Saratoga 
Bailey  Wm.  C.  ship  joiner,  148  s  Charles 
Bailie  Mary  B.  grocery,  226  Eastern  av 
Bailone  Paschal,  carpenter,  9  Jackson 
Baily  Bernard,  cor  Northern  av  and  Charles 
Baily  James,  alcohol  and  neutral  spirits,  267 
Cross,    office    97  w    Lombard,    dw    42  s 
Greene 
Bain  Geo.  W.  keeper  of  Balto.  city  almshotise 

Calverton  road,  Balto  co 
Bain  Wm.  245  w  Lombard 
Bainhart  Nicholas,  porter,  12  Union 
Bair  Henry,  painter,  128  n  Fremont 
Baird  Catharme,  huckster,  156  Penna.  av 
Baird  Samuel  M.  carpenter,  39  Chew 
Baire  Wm.  laborer,  237  Barre 
Baittenheimer  Moses,  130  e  Lombard 
Baitzel  John,  bricklayer,  Clinton,  Canton 
Baitzel  Jacob  G.  carpenter,  120  s  Sharp 
Bakel  Mrs.  Margaret,  378  s  Charles 
Baker  Mrs.  Antoinette,  10  Emory 
Baker  August,  tailor,  58  Portland 
Baker  August,  tailor,  51  Portland 
Baker  Benjamin  F.  cooper,  34  s  Caroline 
BAKER  BROTHERS  &    CO.    manufactur- 
er's agents  for  Baltimore  and  New   Jersey 
glass  works,  chemicals,  oils,  &c.,  32  and  34 
s  Charles 
Baker  Charles,  cabinet  maker,  381  w  Pratt 
Baker  Charles,  mariner,  238  s  Ann 
Baker  Conrad,  huckster,  HI  Bank 
Baker  Caroline,  confectionery,  262  s  Charles 
Baker  Cornelius,  ship  carpenter,  175  Bank 
Baker  Charles  J.  (B.  Bros.  &  Co.)  66  n  Paca 
Baker  Christian,  baker,  239  w  Pratt 
Baker  Christian,  stoves,  210  Canton  av 
Baker  Conrad,  carpenter,  309  Mulberry 
Baker   Charles    H.  telegraphist,  97  s  Sharp 
Baker  Charles  W.  tailor,  8  n  Gay 
Baker  Davis,  mariner,  69  Harford  av 
Baker   Edward   C.   telegraphist,  97  s  Sharp 
Baker  Mrs.  Eliza,  455  w  Fayette 
Baker  Edward  E.  shoemaker,  22  n  Poppleton 
Baker  Mrs.  Eleanora,  70  s  Republican 
Baker  Frederick,  tailor,  137  n  Bond 
Baker  Frederick,  teamster,  2  n  Poppleton 
Baker  Fred'k,  sr.  cooper,  155  Ensor 
Baker  Geo.  W.  tailor,  108  s  Ann 


GEO.  S.  PAGK  6i  BRO.,  Manufacturers    of  Roofs   and   Roofing   Materials,  111   Smitb's 
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Baker  Geo.  T.  shoemaker,  263  n  Dallas 

Baker  George,  baker,  263  n  Bond 

Baker  George,  butcher,  23  Fells   Pt.  market, 

dw  Balto.  CO 
Baker  George,  confectionery,  32  Perry 
Baker  George,  milkman,  529  n  Gay 
Baker  Gotlieb,  tailor,  27  Goodman  al 
Baker  Greenbury,  milk,  186  n  Eden 
Baker  Gideon,  nightman,  201  Bank 
Baker  Henry,  tailor,  49  Montgomery 
Baker  Hammond,  ship  carp.  173  s  Bond 
Baker  Henry,  clerk,  236  Madison  av 
Baker  Henry,  shoemaker,  122  Conway 
Baker  Henry  J.  (B.,  Bros.  &  Co.)  New  York 
Baker  Henry,  yeast  maker,  90  Chew 
Baker  Henry,  cabinet  maker,  159  e    Fayette 
Baker  Henry,  tailor,  68  French 
Baker  Henry,  baker,  411  n  Gay 
BAKER  &  BROWN,  brass  and  bell  found- 
ers and  edge  tool  manufacturers,  10  w  Pratt 
Baker  Jacob,  butcher, 100  Centre,  59  Lexing- 
ton and  55  Hanover  markets,  dw  540  Penn- 
sylvania av 
Baker  Jacob,  cooper,  221  Henrietta 
Baker  Jacob,  cooper,  15  Bevan 
Baker  Jacob,  soldier,  Arch  row  n  Falls  road 
Baker  Jacob,  soldier,  92  Mullikin 
Baker  James  C.  ship  carp.  175  Bank 
Baker  James  M.  clerk,  Fayette  near  Gilmor 
Baker  James,  stone  polisher,  8  w  Lombard 
Baker  James,  soldier,  199  Hamburg 
Baker  James  N.  bricklayer,  663  w  Fayette 
Baker  James,  machinist,  81  n  Amity 
Baker  James,  city  garbage  cart,  493  Belairav 
Baker  James,  butcher,  194  Saratoga 
Baker  John,  ship  carpenter,  135  Thames 
Baker  John  A.  ambrotypist,  97  s  Sharp 
Baker  John,  laborer,  92  Walker  ct 
Baker  John  J.  278  Holiins 
Baker  John  W.  (J.  W.  Bruff&  Co.)  315  w 

Lombard 
Baker  John  H.  blacksmith,  rear  300  Alice- 
anna 
Baker  John  G.  mate,  127  s  Regester 
Baker  John  G.  colporter,  25  Jackson 
Baker  John,  ship  carp.  116  s  Washington 

Baker 17  Port,  Canton 

Baker  John,  paver,  143  n  Bethel 

Baker  John  M.  shoemaker,  287  e  Madison 

Baker  John  W.  clerk,  126  Preston 

Baker  John  T.  machinist,  2  n  Poppleton 

Baker  J.  Thomas,  baker,  440  Lexington 

Baker  John,  laborer,  2  Cuba 

Baker  J.  W.  cabinet  maker,  289  n  Gay 

Baker  John  C.  boiler  maker,  67  n  Poppleton 

Baker  John,  shoemaker,  4  Fell 

Baker  John,  confectionery  and  boarding,  195 

s  Ann 
Baker  John  H.  huckster,  75  s  Fremont 
Baker  Joseph,  baker,  135  s  High 
Baker  Joseph,  laborer,  72  Aliceanna 
Baker  Lycurgus  A.  clerk,  97  s  Sharp 
Baker  Kuhn,  cigar  maker,  122  Conway 
BAKER  &  McCRACKEN,  paper  and  rag 

dealers,  120  w  Lombard 
Baker  Maria,  24  Cathedral 
Baker  Mrs.  Kate  B.  201  Conway 
Baker  Mrs.  Mary  E.  tailoress,  54  Albemarle 
Baker  Mary  Y.  confectionery,  199   Hamburg 
Baker  Mrs.  Mary  E.  278  Holiins 
Baker  Mary  E.  293  n  Howard 
Baker  Nicholas,  upholsterer,  88  Chesnut 
Baker  Nelson,  (B.  &McCracken,)  21  Warren 


Baker  Otho  K.  clerk,  97  s  Sharp 
Baker  Pamelia,  534  w  Baltimore 
Baker  Mrs.  Rachel,  75  s  Fremont 
Baker  Richard,  (B.   &  Bros.)   Windsor  mill 

road 
BAKER  RICHARD  J.  manufacturer  of  dye 

wood  and  dealer  in  dye  stuffs  and  chemicals 

36  s  Charles,  dw  Windsor  mill  road 
Baker  Robt.  B.  cabinet  maker,  458  Lexington 
Baker  Robert  B.  cabinet  mak.  34  n  Fremont 
Baker  Samuel  J.  clerk,  278  Holiins 
Baker  Samuel,  laborer,  223  Forrest 
Baker  Samuel,  butter,  42  Pearl 
Baker  Sidney  A.  A.  97  s  Sharp 
Baker  Sophia,  50  s  Ann 
Baker  Susannah,  72  Lee 
Baker  Mrs.  Sarah,  67  McElderry 
Baker  Mrs.  Sarah,  6  n  Poppleton 
Baker  Mrs.  Susan,  6  Gough 
Baker  Theodore,  carpenter,  Belair  av  exten'd 
Baker  Theodore,  coach  trim.   67   McElderry 
Baker  Valentine,  curled  hair,  Frederick  road 
Baker  Victor,  cigar  maker,  McElderry  w  of 

Spring 
Baker  Wm.  rigger,  132  Gough 
Baker  Wm.  laborer,  155  Burgundy  al 
Baker  Wm.  W.  cooper,  58  Stiles 
Baker  Wm.  H.  brakesman,  262  s  Charles 
Baker  Wm.  locksmith,  403  w  Pratt 
Baker  Wm.  carp.  Chase  near  Central  av 
Baker  Judge  William,  office  36  s  Charles,  dw 

Windsor  mill  road 
Baker  Wm.  notion  stand,  171  Hanover  mar- 
ket 
Baker  Wm.  clerk,  6  n  Poppleton 
Baker  Wm.  D.  sailmaker,  245  Gough 
Baker  Wm.  J.  clerk,  6  Gough 
Baker  Wm.  A.  ship  carpenter,  237  Hanover  ' 
Baker  Wm.  (B.  &  Brown,)  6  Gough 
Baker  Wm.  H.  K.  sewing  machine  operator, 

13  Pearl 
Baker  Wm.  A.  clerk,  66  Chew 
Bald  Frederick  W.  lock   and  gun   smith,   91 

Penna  av 
Balderston  Asa  H.  (B.  &  Son,)  23  Lexington 
Balderston   Hugh    (H.    B.   &    Son,)   150  w 

Lombard 
BALDERSTON  HUGH  &  SON,  wire  work- 
ers, 12  s  Calvert 
Balderston  Isaiah,  (B.  &  Son,)  23  Lexington 
Balderston  Jacob,  CHugh  B.  &  Son,)   150  w 

Lombard 
BALDERSTON,  WARD  &  CO.,  boot  and 

shoe  commission  merchants,  over  14  and  16 

German 
Balderston  John  C.  (B.,  Ward  &  Co.)  240  n 

Charles 
Balderston   Marcellus,    iron    worker,    172  s 

Central  av 
Balderston  &  Son,  dentists,  23  Lexington 
Balderston  Ths,  wire  worker,  150  w  Lombard 
Balderston  Wilson,  103  s  Sharp 
Baldner  John,  wheelwright,    Chappel,  near 

Fremont  extended,  dw  51  McHenry 
Baldus  John,  laborer,  153  Stirling 
Baldwin  Christopher  C,  (Woodward,  B.  & 

Co.)  236  n  Eutaw 
Baldwin  Caleb  C.  police,  225  e  Lombard 
Baldwin  David,  assistant  treas.  Savings  Bank 

of  Baltimore,  4  s  Broadway 
Baldwin  E.  F.  architect,  57  w  Biddle 
Baldwin  Francis  T.  master's  mate,  U.  S.  N. 

358  Lexington 


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Baldwin    Dr.   Edwin   C.    124  n  Exeter,  dw 

Brown's  hotel,  119  n  High 
Baldwin  John,  moulder,  52  Leadenhall 
Baldwin  John  P.  tobacconist,  98  n  Gay- 
Baldwin  John  H.  carpenter,  205  Bank 
Baldwin  John  A.  (C.  A.  Sewell  &  Co.)   358 

Lexington 
Baldwin  John,  engineer,  97  s  Fremont 
Baldwin  John  H.  carpenter,  122  n  Eden 
Baldwin  Mrs.  JMary,  46  Pearl 
Baldwin  Mary  E.  57  w  Biddle 
BALDWIN,  MYER  &  CO.   oyster  packers 
and  preservers  ot'  fruits   and   herm.   sealed 
meats,  oysters,  &c.  90  West  Falls  av. 
Baldwin  Robert,  shoemaker,  180  Columbia 
Baldwin  Robert  T.   (B.,  Myer  «fc  Co.)   274 

Madison  av 
Baldwin  R.  W.  attorney,  29  St,  Paul 
Baldwin  Samuel  A.  carter,  211  n  Eden 
Baldwin  Mrs.  Sophia,  4  s  Broadway 
Baldwin  Summerfield,  (Norris  &   B.)  236  n 

Eutaw 
Baldwin  Wm.  H.  jr.  (Woodward,  B.  &  Co.) 

236  n  Eutaw 
Balfe   Sister  Mary   Gertrude,    Superior    St. 
John's  Parochial  School,  54  Valley 

Balla machinist,  36  e  Baltimore 

Balk  Frederick,  tailor,  21  s  Washington,  F.  P. 
Balke  Frederick,  carpenter,  33  Clay,  dw  3  s 

Frederick 
Balmann  Clement,  copper  worker,  366  Light 
BALMER  JAMES,  apothecary,  n  e  corner 

Baltimore  and  High 
Ball  Mrs.  Ann,  1  n  High 
Ball  David,  sup't  Md.  Western  Hay  Scales, 

166  Franklin 
Ball  David,   dealer  in  queensware,  &c.  166 

Franklin 
Ball  Edgar  S.  coach  trimmer,  181  n  Fremont 
Ball  George,  mariner,  90  e  Madison 
Ball  John  L.  bricklayer,  176  s  Ann 
Ball  John  L.  shoemaker,  58  e  Eager 
BALL  JOHN  D.  carpenter,  335   n  Howard, 

dw  28  Richmond 
Ball  Mrs  Mary,  69  Mullikin 
Ball  Philip  A.  (Frick  &  B.)  Baltimore  co 
Ball  Robert,  mariner,  67  s  Wolfe 
Ball  Sarah,  dress  maker,  1  n  High 
Ball  Walter,  (W.  B.  jr.  &  Co.)  84  n  Greene 
Ball  Walter,  jr.  (W.  B.  jr.  &  Co.)  89  Pearl 
BALL  WALTER,  Jr.  &  CO.  paint  and  oil 

store,  177  w  Pratt 
Ball  Walter,  clerk,  128  Bolton 
Ball  Walter,  treas.  Bait.    Steam  Packet  Co., 
office.  Union  dock,  dw  s  e  cor.  Bolton  and 
Townsend 
Ball  Wm.  D.  bailiff  Criminal  Court,  79  Pearl 
Ball  Wm.  A.  bricklayer,  4  Somerset 
Balla  Francis,  tailor,  197  s  Bond 
Ballantine  Alex.  B.  ship  carpenter,  102  s  Ann 
Ballard  Cyrus  J.  mail  agent,  231  e  Pratt 
Ballard  Edward  J.  158  German 
Ballard  George  E.  clerk,  19  s  Howard 
Ballard  Sarah,  1  w  Chase 
Ballard  Wm.  S.  assistant  U.  S.  Relief  agent, 

92  n  Paca 
Ballauf  Augustus,  lager  beer,  73  Harrison 
Ballauf  Augustus,  morocco   dresser,  69  Har- 

rison 
Ballauf  Charles  E.  morocco  dresser,  69  Har- 
rison 
Ballauf  Wm.  L.  currier,  69  Harrison 
Ballentine  Alex.  B.  ship  carpenter,  102  s  Ann 


Ballentine  Archibald,  plasterer,  191  s  Paca 

Ballet  Justin,  tailor,  106  n  Eden 

Baliieder  Conrad,  tailor,  195  Orleans 

Ballman  Anne,  grocer,  755  Light 

Ballman  Henry,  cabinet  maker,  755  Light 

Ballmann  Henry,  laborer,  60  Park 

Balloch  James,  478  Lexington 

Balloch  Robert  A,  collector,  478  Lexington 

Balster  Henry,  tailor,  62  Aliceanna 

Balster  John,  milkman,  Polk  near  Washing- 
ton, Homestead 

Balster  Charles,  emigrant  agent,  30  Fell 

Bait  Wm.  carter,  1  James  al 

Balthus  Elizabeth,  tailoress,  253  e  Eager 

BALTIMORE  AMERICAN  &  COMMER- 
CIAL ADVERTISER,  128  w  Baltimore 

BALTIMORE  ATHEN^UM,  cor  St.  Paul 
and  Saratoga  streets,  occupied  by  Baltimore 
Library  Co.,  Mercantile  Library  Associa- 
tion and  Maryland  Historical  Society 

Baltimore  Academy  of  the  Visitation,  corner 
Park  and  Centre 

Baltimore  Association  for  Improving  the  Con- 
dition of  the  Poor,  24  w  Fayette 

Baltimore  Bag  Factory,  77  South 

BALTIMORE  COMMERCIAL  COLLEGE, 
n  e  cor  Bait,  and  Charles,  up  stairs 

Baltimore  City  Jail,  Madison,  e  of  Jones' 
Falls 

Baltimore  City  Guards  Armory,  Patterson 
building,  n  e  cor  Baltimore  and[  Gay 

BALTIMORE  CLIPPER,  134  w  Baltimore 

Baltimore  Copper  Smelting  Co.  Clinton  St., 
Canton 

BALTIMORE  CUSTOM  HOUSE,  n  w  cor 
of  Gay  and  Lombard 

BALTIMORE  CITY  PASSENGER  RAIL- 
WAY CO.,  office  over  n  e  cor  Eutaw  and 
Bait.,  Henry  Tyson,  president 

BALTIMORE  and  CUBA  SMELTING  and 
MINING  CO.  COPPER  WORKS,  cor 
Cuba  and  Andre,  Whetstone  Point,  office 
over  30  South,  Clinton  Levering,  president 

BALTIMORE,  CATONSVILLE  &  ELLI- 
COTTS  MILLS  RAILWAY,  office  32 
Frederick  av 

BALTIMORE  CEMETERY  CO.  office  6 
South.  Thomas  Wilson,  president,  Ed- 
ward G.  Diggs,  secretary  and  treasurer 

Baltimore  City  and  County  Almshouse,  Cal- 
verton  road 

BALTIMORE  COAL  CO.,  office  6  South 
Hoffman  &  Son,  sole  agents 

Baltimore  College  of  Dental  Surgery,  corner 
of  Lombard  and  Hanover,  entrance  Lom- 
bard. 

BALTIMORE  DAILY  GAZETTE,  112  w 
Baltimore 

BALTIMORE  EQUITABLE  SOCIETY, 
for  insuring  houses  from  loss  by  fire,  office 
19  South,  Francis  A.  Crook,  treasurer. 

Baltimore  General  Dispensary,  n  e  cor  Fay- 
ette and  Liberty 

BALTIMORE  FIRE  INSURANCE  CO.,  s 
w  cor  South  and  Water,  J.  I.  Cohen,  jr., 
president 

BALTIMORE  INFIRMARY,  s  w  corner 
Greene  and  Lombard. — [See  p.  5  Mvertise- 
ments.] 

BALTIMORE  LIFE  INSURANCE  CO.,  7 
South,  John  I.  Donaldson,  president 

Baltimore  Glass  Works,  e  end  of  Great 
Hughes 


GEO.  S.  PAG£  6i  BRO.,  Manufitcturera   ot  Roofs  and  Roofing  Slaterlala,  111   Smitli'a 
IVbarf.    C.  HART  SMITH,  Agent.  ^ 


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Baltimore  Marine  Observatory,  e  end  of 
Montgomery 

BALTIMORE  MUSEUM,  n  w  corner  Bait, 
and  Calvert 

BALTIMORE  MARINE  INSURANCE  CO. 
n  w  cor  South  and  Water,  James  Hooper, 
jr.,  president 

Baltimore  Orphan  Asylum,  Strieker  near  Lex- 
ington 

BALTIMORE  &  OHIO  RAILROAD  CO. 
office  Camden  Station 

Baltimore  Price  Current,  office  Merchant's 
Exchange  Reading  Rooms,  George  U. 
Porter,  publisher 

BALTIMORE,  PHILADELPHIA  &  WIL- 
MINGTON R.  R.  depot,  cor  President  and 
Canton  av 

BALTIMORE  AND  PHILADELPHIA 
STEAMBOAT  CO.,  office  3  Light  street 
wharf,  J.  Alexander  Shriver,  agent 

BALTIMORE  REPUBLICAN,  72  w  Bait 

Baltimore  Rosine  Association,  335  w  Pratt 

BALTIMORE  STEAM  LAUNDRY,  base- 
ment 1  e  Baltimore,  next  to  bridge,  Christo- 
pher Search,  proprietor 

BALTIMORE  STEAM  PACKET  CO., 
office,  s  end  Concord,  Union  dock,  M.  N. 
Falls,  agent 

Baltimore  Stock  Board,  45  w  Fayette 

BALTIMORE  and  SUSQUEHAN- 
NA STEAM  CO.  Jos.  James  Tay- 
lor, Agent,  office  lower  end  West 
Palls  avenue. — [Seep.  HMvertisemenls] 


Baltimore  United  Butcher's   Association,  n  e 

cor  Neighbor  and  McKim 
BALTIMORE  WECKER,  daily  and  weekly 

German  newspaper,   3  n  Frederick,   Wm. 

Schnauffer,  proprietor 
Baltimore  Working  Men's  Union,  5  s  Fred'k 
Balton  Mrs.  Jane,  139  e*Madison 
Baltz  Rhinehard,  butcher,  n  e  cor  Fremont  & 

Fayetts 
Baltz  Wm.  butcher,   35   Belair   market,  dw 

Point  lane  near  Grcenmount  Cemetery 
Baltzell  Alexander,    merchant,  320    Franklin 
Baltzell  C.  paper  hanger,  24  Orleans 
Baltzell  John,  of  custom  house,  497  w  Fayette 
Baltzell  Louisa,  13  George 
BALTZELL  Dr.  WM.  H.  90  Hanover 
Baltzer  George,  laborer,  206  s  Wolfe 
Baltzer  Henry,  laborer,  331  Canton  av 
Balz  Caspar,  laborer,  4  Bouldin  al 
Balzer  Henry,  tailor,  82  s  Central  av 
BalzerNich.  porter,  Hampstead  near  Chester 
Bambach  Joseph,  grocery,  100  n  Central  av 
Bamberger  Abraham,  butcher,  83  Mullikin 
Bamberger  Ansel,  (B.  Bros.)  27  n  Eutaw 
BambergerBrothers,  dry  goods,  147  Lexington 
Bamberger  David,  dry  goods,  43  n  Howard, 

dw  111  w  Fayette 
BAMBERGER  ELK  AN,  millinery,  ribbons 

and  fancy  goods  dealer,  247  w   Baltimore, 

dw  71  Howard 
Bamberger  John,  miller,  381  n  Gay 
Bamberger  J.  27  n  Eutaw 
Bamberger  Joseph,   bricklayer,  266  Green- 
mount  av 
Bamberger  Joseph  C.  iron  works,  381  n  Gay 
Bamberger  Moses,  (B.  Bros.^  27  n  Eutaw 
Bamberger  Wm.  H.  grocery,  243  e  Madison 

J.   HENRY   GIESE:,   Coizunlssion  Blercliant,   for   the   sale   of  F-lonr,   Grain,  Seeds,  Sx. 
Roseudale  Cement  and  Calcined  Plaster  constoutljr  on  hand,  ^1  Spear's  Wliarf. 


Banarsdale  Andrew  M.  clerk,  379  w  Fayette 
Banchardt  Wm.  parasol  and  umbrella  maker, 

75  n  Eutaw 
Bancroft  Charles  F.  clerk,  12  n  High 
Bancroft  John,  bricklayer,  12  n  High 
Bancroft  John  D.  bricklayer,  12  n  High 
Bandar  Joseph,  harness  maker,  37  s  Paca 
Bandel  Justma  B.  96  s  Exeter 
Bandel  Leonard  J.    block  and  pump  maker, 

97  McElderry's  wharf,  dw  96  s  Exeter 
Bandel  M.  L.  (M.  L.  B.  &  Co.)  365  e  Pratt 
Bandel  M.  L.  &  Co.  claim  ag'ts,  30  w  Second 
Bandel  Philip,  119  s  Exeter 
Bandell   Andrew   J.  clerk.    Fire  Inspector's 

office,  dw  67  n  Front 
Bandell  Mrs.  Ann  Maria,  204  e  Madison 
Bandell  Charles  S.  63  s  Caroline 
Bandell  Emma,  teacher,  49  Hanover 
Bandell  George  W.  dyer  and  scourer,  187  e 

Baltimore 
Bandell  George  S.  assistant  editor  Sun,  93  n 

Eden 
Bandell  Henry  M.  shoemaker,  204  e  Madison 
Bandell  James  L.  shoemaker,  204  e  Madison 
Bandell  John  W.  clerk,  365  e  Pratt 
Bandell    Capt.   Michael  H.   mariner,   160    s 

Bond 
Bandell  Wm.  bacon  dealer,  72  n  Bond 
Bando  Frederick,  barber,  267  n  Bond 
Bang  Francis  G.  35  McHenry 
Bange  Frank,  barber,  43  McElderry 
Banger  Catharine,  370  Saratoga 
Banger  F.  liquors,  239  s  Bond 
Banger  George,  confectioner,  370  Saratoga 
Banger  Henry,  cabinet  maker,  173  e  Lombard 
Bangert  Henry,  cabinet  maker,  178  s  Central 

avenue  ' 

Bangert  Joseph,  baker,  8  Fell 
Bangert  Philip,  coal  oil  and  lamps,  s  e  cor 

Central  av  and  Chew 
Bangert  Rudolph,  hatter,  116  McElderry 
Bangs  Charles,  clerk,  11  Penn 
Bangs  Edward,  (Carey,  B.  &  Woodward,)  76 

w  Monument 
Bangs  John,  boot    and    shoemaker,  229    w 

Pratt,  dw  144  Barre 
Bangs  Mrs.  Mary  A,  113  s  Bond 
Bangs  Wm.  11  Penn 
Banhart  John,  carter,  175  s  Ann 
Banhart  John,  jr.,  iron  worker,  175  s  Ann 
BANK  OF  BALTIMORE,  n  e  cor  Baltimore 

and  St.  Paul 
BANK  OF   COMMERCE,  26  South 
Bankard  Frederick,  cigar  maker,  37  Preston 
Bankard  John  L.  butcher,  436  e  Baltimore 
Bankard   Jacob  J.   butcher,  29     Centre,    13 

Lexington  and  36  Hanover   markets,  and 

beef  and  pork  packer,   212  e  Fayette,  dw 

n  e  cor  Baltimore  and  Chester 
Bankard  James  M.  butcher,  67  Hampstead 
Bankard  Martin  A.  tailor,  131  s  Dallas 
Bankard  Nicholas  D.  carpenter,  187  Ross 
Banker  Wm.  horse  dealer,  326  e  Lombard 
Bankerd  Wm.  (John  F.  Forrester  &  Co.)  131 

Ross 
Bankhead  Robert,  clerk,  30  n  Fremont 
Banks  Benj.  F.  furniture  wagoner,  175  Orleans 
Banks  Daniel  B.  president  Union  Manufactur- 
ing Co.,  office  cor    Howard   and   German, 

dw  194  Franklin 
Banks  David,  furniture,  59^  South,  dw  Balti- 
more near  Washington 
Banks  Henry,  shoemaker,  189  s  Caroline 


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Banks  John,  machinist,  15  s  Schroeder 
Banks  Joseph  L.  machinist,  48  s  Poppleton 
Banks  Lewis,  machinist,  48  s  Poppleton 
Banks  Martin  L.  clerk,  Baltimore  near  Wash- 
ington 
Banks  Robt.  T.  china  ware,  53  South,  dw  67 

6  Pratt 
Banks  Saml.  machinist,  Townsend,  near  John 
Banks  W.  E.  (Swain  &  B,)  223  w  Lombard 
Banks  Wm.  J.  grocer,  n  e  cor  Bond  and  Eager 
Bannan  Mrs.  Annie,  grocery,  11  Rose 
Bannan  John,  laborer,  16  Diamond 
Bannan  John,  painter,  14  Lanvale 
Bannan  John,  grocer,  194  Lexington,  dw  170 

Mulberry 
Bannan  John,  machinist,  79  York 
Bannan  Lawrence,  machinist,  79  York 
Bannan  Michael,  grocer,  158  Ross 
Bannon  Lizzie,  seamstress,  176  Raborg 
BANNON  M.    attorney,    32    St.   Paul,    dw 

Anne  Arundel  Co. 
Bannon  Patrick,  drayman,  120  Scott 
Bannon  Peter,  laborer,  Clinton,  Canton 
Banner  Henry,  soldier,  73  Union 
Bannenberg  Fredk.  shoemaker,  344  w  Pratt 
Banning  Mrs.  Catharine,  360  n  Eutaw 
Bannister  Wm.  plasterer,  689  w  Baltimore 
Bansemer  G.  A.  (W.  G.  B.  &  Co.)  391  w 

Lombard 
BANSEMERW.G.&  CO.  wholesale  grocers 
and  commission  merchants,  108  w  Lombard 
Bansemer  Wm.  G.  (W.  G.  B.  &  Co.)  391  w 

Lombard 
Banthem  Charles  W.  wheelwright,  289  Cross 
Banthem  Geo.  W.  blacksmith,  289  Cross 
Banthem  James  M.  coachmaker,  300  Cross 
Banthem  John  Y.  coachmaker,  289  Cross 
Bantz  Dr.  Edward,  22  Columbia 
Bantz  Eugene  H.  clerk,  305  Lexington 
BANTZ  THEODORE  S.  agent,  boot,  shoe, 
hat  and   cap  dealer,  over   320  and  322  w 
Baltimore,  dw  .305  Lexington 
Banz  John,  shoemaker,  282  e  Lombard 
Bappler  Henry,  baker,  146  Pearl 
Bar  &  Bro.  clothiers,  189  s  Broadway 
Barbee  Fredk.  65  Orleans 
Barbee  George  B.  clerk,  626  w  Baltimore 
Barber  Edw.  iron  roller,  135  Hudson 
Barber  John  G.  deputy  provost  marshal,  450 

w  Fayette 
Barber  Jno.T.  mariner,  Caroline  near  Thames 
Barber  Mic'l,  rigger,  Caroline  near  Thames 
Barber  Wm.  S.  clerk,  171  w  Lombard 
Barbour  David  M.  (Stewart  &  Bro)  25  Ais- 

quith 
Barbine  Charles,  fisherman,  132  Johnson 
Barbine  Joseph  S.  huckster,  190  Cross 
Barbine  Jacob  F.  bricklayer,  132  Johnson 
Barbine  Wm.  E.  ship  carpenter,  132  Johnson 
Barcer  Jacob,  tailor,  241  e  Lombard 
Barcher  John,  upholsterer,  192  s  Ann 
Barcher  Susan,  huckstress,  192  s  Ann 
Barclay  Mrs.  Anna,  69  s  Ann 
Barclay  &  Bro.  boat  builders,  Covington  near 

Montgomery 
Barclay  Charles  (B.  &  Bro.  j  Covington  near 

Montgomery 
Barclay  James,  butcher,  18  Eastern  av 
Barclay  Marcus,  machinist  69  s  Ann 
Barclay  Mary,  confectionery,  18  Eastern  av 
Barclay  Richard  R.  mariner,  56  s  Ann 
Barclay  Wm.  (B.   &   Bro.)    Covington  near 
Montgomery 


Bardroff  Joseph,  plasterer,  102  Pierce 
Bardroff  Lewis  (B.  &  Ehrman)  82  s  Ann 
BardroiF  Lewis  C.  wood  and  coal  dealer,  828 

Ann 
Bardroff  Peter,  piano  maker,  20  Rock 
Bardroff  &  Ehrman,  wood  and  coal,  foot  of 

Ann 
Barg  Albert,  bookkeeper,  75  w  Eutaw 
Bareltz  Geo.  tailor,  Chase  near  Central  av 
Barer  Henry,  grocer,  104  McElderry 
Barden  Michael,  laborer,  138  Sterrettj 
Bardy  Joseph,  pilot,  80  s  Washington,  F.  P. 
Bargar  Deeter,  bricklayer,  65  Franklin 
Bargar  George  W.  bricklayer,  101  Ross 
Bargar  Henry,  bricklayer,  172  Mulberry 
Bargar  Joseph  H.  moulder,  84  Henrietta 
Earger  John,  laborer,  265  e  Lombard 
Barget  Geo.  musician,  14  L.  McElderry 
Bargman  Joseph,  horse  dealer,  25  s  Paca 
Bargman  Samuel,  butcher,  320  Eastern  av 
Bargmin  Moses,  clothier,  230  s  Charles 
Barghausen  Henry,  cabinet  maker,  cor  Caro- 
line and  Block 
Barke  Christian,  shoemaker,  332  s  Charles 
Barker  Alfred,  pattern  maker,  89  French 
Barker  Charles  F.  clerk,  362  n  Eutaw 
Barker  Edward  W.  clerk,  362  n  Eutaw 
Barker  Emily,  dress  maker,  21  n  Eutaw 
Barker  Evan  T.  40  w  Eiddle 
Barker  Fredk.  shoemaker,  178  s  Durham 
Barker  George  Y.  clerk,  160  n  Calvert   • 
Barker  Gotleib,  cooper,  58  Bank 
Barker  Mrs.  Harriet  A.  160  n  Calvert 
Barker  James  Thomas,  mariner,  265  West 
Barker  John,  mariner,  Meyer  court 
Barker  John  A.  clerk,  160  n  Calvert 
Barker  John  A.  15  St.  Paul 
Barker  Joseph,  clerk,  160  n  Calvert 
Barker  Wm.  G.  confectionery,  3  Holiday 
Barker  Wm.  K.  tobacconist,  265  w  Pratt,  dw 

150  Barre 
Barker  Wm.  porter  Mechanics'  Bank,  77  w 

Biddle 
Barker  Wm.  C.  clerk,  Marriott  near  Haubert 
Barker  Wm.  H,  ship  carpenter,  49  s  Wash- 
ington, F.  P. 
Barker  Wm.  mariner,  171  German 
Barklage  G.  H.  (B.  &  Henneman,)  31  Marion 
Barklage  &  Henneman,  packing  box  makers, 

15  Cowpen  alley 
Barkley  Geo.  L.  provisions,  267  e  Lombard 
Barkley  Robert,  tailor,  43  Eastern  av 
Barkman  Conrad,  wheelwright,  107  Columbia 
Barkman  Joseph,  cigar  maker,  46  Pierce 
Barlage  Frank,  grocery,  260  Montgomery 
Barlage  John  G.  grocer  and  liquor  dealer,  160 

e  Lombard 
Barley  John  T.  engineer,  20  s  Carey 
Barling  Edward,  carpenter,  54  Stiles 
Barlow  Ann,  grocery,  5  s  Bond 
Barlow  Joseph,  grocer,  46  n  Paca,  dw  503  w 

Fayette 
Barlow  Joseph,  mariner,  5  s  Bond 
Barlosius  Charles,  Pearl  near  Lexington 
Barmane  Edward,  baker,  239  w  Pratt 
Barnes  Alexander  M.   police,   130  s  Wash- 
ington, F.  P. 
Barnes  Agnes  V.  140  s  Ann 
Barnes  Bryson,  soldier,  13  s  Schroeder 
Barnes  Burnett,  huckster,  311  Aisquith 
Barnes  Capt.  Benj.  83  Columbia 
Barnes  Christian  R.  police,  239  e  Fayette 
Barnes  Mrs.  Deborah,  tmloress,  2  Gold  ct 


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BARNES  &  DEBOW,    dealers   in    oysters, 

over  150  w  Pratt 
Barnes  Daniel  J.  police,  194  Bank 
Barnes  Mrs.  Ellen  R.  14  Ramsay- 
Barnes  George,  Fountain  hotel 
Barnes  Geo.  W.  laborer,  127  s  Washington, 

F.  P. 
Barnes  Hanson  P.  (B.  &  Debow)  285  e  Mad- 
ison 
Barnes  Jas.  S.  brass  founder,  52  n  Schroeder 
Barnes  Jas.  E.  wheelwright,  293  Eastern  av 
Barnes  John,  tailor,  78  s  Wolfe 
Barnes  John  R.  clerk,  53  Milliman 
Barnes  John  M.  blacksmith,  24  Maiden  la 
Barnes  Mrs.  Margaret,  94  n  Charles 
Barnes  Mrs.  Marv,  31  Stockton  al 
BARNES  MRS.  MARY  A.  20  Pierce 
Barnes  Richard,  of  tobacco  warehouse  No.  1, 

79  s  Washington,  F.  P. 
Barnes  Robert  C.  quartermaster's  office,  5b'0 

w  Fayette 
Barnes  Robert  C.  jr.  clerk,  560  w  Fayette 
Barnes  Samuel  F.  14  Ramsay 
Barnes  Samuel  H.  engineer,  300  Light 
Barnes  Sarah  A.  tailoress,  2  Gold  ct 
Barnes  Thomas   B.    cigar  maker,  53     Milli- 
man 
Barnes  Capt.  Thomas  H.  14  Williamson 
Barnes  Winston,  grocer  and  commission  mer- 
chant, cor  O'Donnell's  whf  and   Pratt,  dw 
I4I0  s  Calvert 
Barnes  Wm.  M.  carpenter,  319  n  Eutaw 
Barnet  John  H.  conductor,  G  s  Republican 
Barnet  William  H.  bricklayer,  167  s  Ann 
Barnett  De warren  H.  74  n  Charles 
Barnett  James  A.  caulker,   125  Washington, 

F.  H. 
Barnett  Rosanna,  tailoress,  125  Washington, 

F.  H. 
Barnett  Thomas,  painter,  162  Bank 
Barnett  William,  dork  P.  0.  185  Lee 
Barney  Eliza,  dressmaker,  108  s  High 
Barney  Jamc§  H.  (John  Sullivan  &  Sons,)  76 

n  Charles 
Barnham  Andrew,  clerk,  359  e  Eager 
Barnham  Henry,  confectioner,  185  East 
Barnickel  Johann  F.  tailor,  84  s  Bethel 
Barnickel  Wolfgang,  huckster,  13  e  Lombard 
Barnitz  Alex.  H.  bookkeeper,  277  Garden 
Barnstricker  Michael,  laborer,  Washington  rd 
Barnstein  Solomon,  clothing,  107  Camden 
Barnum  Allen  S.  Grundy  near  McMechin 
BARNUM'S  CITY  HOTEL,  fronting   Cal- 
vert, St.  Paul  and  Fayette,  Zenus  Barnum, 
proprietor 
BARNUM    ZENUS,    proprietor    Barnum 's 
City  Hotel,  dw  s  e  cor  Cathedral  and  Mt. 
Vernon  pi 
Barnwell  Franklin,  nail  maker,  7  Humes 
Barr  Elizabeth,  seamstress,  155  s  Charles 
Barr  James  L.  clerk  N.  C.  R.  233  Mulberry 
BARR  JOHN,  Washington  hotel,  n   w  cor 

Eutaw  and  Camden 
Barr  Samuel,  agent  N.  C.  R.  233  Mulberry 
Barranger  John,  37  McElderry 
Barranger  John,  watchman,  cor  McElderry 

and  Spring 
Barranger  Lewis  L.  sr.  butcher,  34  Centre, 
77  Lexington  and  63  Hanover  markets,  dw 
288  Saratoga 
Barranger  Lewis  L.  jr.  butcher,  62  Centre, 
44  Lexington  and  74  Hanover  markets,  dw 
8  Calverton  road 


Barray  Catharine,  75  Stirling 
Barren  John,  carpenter,  142  w  Madison 
Barren  Sarah,  dairy,  142  w  Madison 
Barrett  Andrew  J.  school  teacher,  23  Fenn 
Barrett  Catharine,  millinery  store,   90  Rich- 
mond 
Barrett  David,  watchman,  118  n  Fremont 
Barrett  David,  watchman,  346  Franklin 
BARRETT  &  DE  BEET,  carvers  and  gild- 
ers, 7  w  Baltimore 
Barrett  Edw.  wagoner,  182  s  Central  av 
Barrett  Capt.  Gregory,  jr.  U.  S.  A.  155  n  Eu- 
taw 
Barrett  Gregory,  sr.  lamplighter,  118  n  Fre- 
mont 
Barrett  George,  silversmith,  371  Lexington 
Barrett  George  A.  cutter,  18  s  Fremont 
Barrett  James  A.  finisher,  18  s  Fremont 
Barrett  James  J.  musician,  17  McElderry 
Barrett  James  J.  pfynt  and  oil  store,  240  Lex- 
ington, dw  108  Mulberry 
Barrett  J.  L.  (B.  &DeBeet)  5  Jackson  square 
Barrett  John,  grocery,  289  e  Pratt 
Barrett  John,  laborer,  415  Saratoga 
Barrett  Mrs.  Jane  F.  39  Henrietta 
Barrett  M.  looking  glass  and  picture  frames, 

82  n  Howard 
Barrett  Mary,  15  n  Eutaw 
Barrett  Margaret  E.  18  s  Fremont 
Barrett  Patrick,  mariner,  155  s  Chester 
Barrett  Thomas  H.  engineer,  167  n  Paca 
Barrett  Thomas,  boat  builder,  Carroll's  Point 
Barrm  Wm.  rag  dealer,  264  s  Charles,  dw 

320  s  Sharp 
Barrett  William,  operator  fire  alarm  telegraph, 

dw  323  Mulberry 
Barrett  William,  clerk,  185  Lee 
Barrett  W.  D.  (Warder  &  B.)  76  Franklin 
Barrickman  Mrs.  Ellen,  169  n  Paca 
Barrickman  Jacob,  cedar  coop. 200  e  Baltimore 
Barring  Lewis   L.  provisions,  286  Saratoga, 

dw  288 
Barril  Brothers,  agents  Peruvian  guano,  29)^ 

South 
Barril  Robert  (B.  Bros.)  173  n  Charles 
Barringer  James  L.  police,  Jefferson  near  Ann 
Barrington  Edw.  P.  bookkeeper,  238  German 
Barrington  Frank  F.  prof,  music,  124  Grundy 
Barrington  J.  Talbot,  143  s  Broadway 
BARROLL  BENJ.  C.  attorney,  82  w  Fay- 
ette, dw  Bait.  Co. 
Barroll  James  W.  286  Madison  av 
Barroll  Mary  Ann,  109  w Monument 
Barron  Daniel  D.  machinist,  134  Conway 
Barron  Edward,  horseshoer,  267  w  Biddle 
Barron  Geo.  grinder  and  buffer,  66  s  Poppleton 
Barron  George,  shoemaker,  156  s  Fremont 
Barron  James,  of  fire  department,  137  e  Lom- 
bard 
Barron  John  M.,  U.  S.  N.  169  Hanover 
Barron  John,  U.  S.  N.  10  Armistead  la 
Barron  John,  huckster,  195  s  Paca 
Barron  Mary  Ann,  seamstress,  ff  Preston 
Barron  Samuel  H.  285  Lexington 
Barron  Thos.  veterinary  surgeon,  10  w  Hoff- 
man 
Barron  Wm.  D.  salesman,  134  Conway 
Barrow  Denwood  H.  bookkeeper,  527  w  Fay- 
ette 
Barrow  Mrs.  Esther  R.  666  Lexington 
Barrow  H.  T.  bookkeeper,   158  w   Lombard 
Barrow  Rev.  Thos.  227  e  Baltimore 
Barrow  Wm.  H.  666  Lexington 


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Barrows  Rescom  S.  clerk,  81  n  Eutaw 
BARRUS  GEO.  W.  dry  goods,  221  e  Balti- 
more, dw.  258  Madison  av 
BARRY  &  HOOGEWERFF,  merchandise 

brokers,  4  Grocer's  Exchange 
Barry  Edmond,  teamster,  184  s  Central  av 
Barry  Ellen,  320  w  Fayette 
Barry  Jas.   C.  jr.  (B.   &   Hoogewerff)    46  n 

Liberty 
Barry  Henrietta,  251  Franklin 
Barry  James,  laborer,  1  Hargrove  al 
Barry  Jas.  C.  sr.,  46  n  Liberty 
Barry  Jno.R.  teller  Franklin  Bank,  58sExeter 
Barry  John,  carpenter,  3  Watson 
Barry  John  S.&  Co.,  dry  goods  com.  mer.  20 

Hanover 
Barry  John  S.  (J.  S.  B.  &  Co.)  177  St.  Paul 
Barry  Capt.  John  J.  collector,  222  w  Fayette 
Barry  John  W.  huckster,  393  w  Pratt 
BARRY  LLEWELLYN  ^.  atty.  at  law,  80 

w  Fayette,  dw.  79  w  Monument 
Barry  Mrs.  Margaret  A.  498  Lexington 
Barry  Richard,  wagoner,  44  n  Eden 
BARRY   ROBERT   C.  attorney  at  law,  n  w 

cor  Lexington  and  Courtland 
Barry  Mrs.  Rachael,  393  w  Pratt 
Barry  Samuel  M.  61  n  Liberty 
Barry  Standish,  currier,  58  s  Exeter 
Barry  Wm.  H.  huckster,  393  w  Pratt 
Barry  Wm.  millwright,  118  York 
Barry  Wm.  porter,  69  Vine 
Barry  Mrs.  Dr.  Wm.  J.  166  Preston 
Barry  Wm.  R.  (F.  B.  Loney  &  Co.)  586  Lex- 
ington 
Barsch  Philip,  barber,  208  Canton  av 
Bart  Louis,  locksmith,  84  s  Bethel 
Bartcher  August,  tailor,  216  s  Durham 
Bartell  Christopher,  cab.  maker,  81  e  Lombard 
Bartenschlager  John,  tailor,  215  e  Pratt 
Barter  John,  brewer,  292  Eastern  av. 
Bartgis  Mary  C.  china  and  glass,  62  n  Gay 
Barth  Christian,  shoemaker,  30  n  Paca 
Barth  Daniel,  saddler,  197  Cathedral 
BARTH  &  EDMEADES,  commis.  merchts. 
and  importers   liquors,   wines,  cigars,  &c., 
22  8  Calvert 
Bartli  John  H.  sutler,  610  Lexington 
Barth  Saml.,  (B.  &  Edmeades)  175  w  Fayette 
Barthen  Julius,  tailor,  10  East 
Barthold  Augustus,  jeweler,  138  L.  Greene 
Bartholo  John,  butcher,  93  Chatsworth 
Bartholomaei  Christian  G.  patent  crutches  and 
splints  for  fractured  bones,  cor  Holiday  and 
Orange  al.  dw  13  Chase 
Bartholomaeus  George,  printer,  Raborg  bet. 

Poppleton  and  Fremont 
Bariholomasa  Geo.  cabinet  maker,  55  Fawn 
Bartholomee  John  J.  cigar  maker,  11  s  Ann 
Bariholomee  Julius,  cigar  maker,  11  s  Ann 
Bartholomee  Theodore  M.  carpenter,   263  n 

Eutaw 
Bartholomew  Christian,  tailor,  39 n  Spring 
Barihnlomew  Christian,  tailor,  90  Harrison 
Bartholomew  Gustavus,  grocer,  24  Gough 
Bartholomew  Harry,  iron  moulder,  65  Pearl 
Bartholomew  Henry,  clerk,  165  Pearl 
Bartliolomew  Lanhart,  laborer,  179  Raborg 
Bartholomey  August,  tailor.  57  Gough 
Bartholow  Andrew  J.  carpenter,  50  n  Pine 
Bartholow  B.  F.  304  Hollins 
Bartholow  Geo   M.  dairy,  60  n  Republican 
Bartholow  J.  M.  C.  clerk,  265  Lexington 
Bartholow  P.  J.  265  Lexington 


Bartholow  Thomas,  milk,  716  w  Pratt 
Bartible  Edward,  stone  mason,  136  Raborg 
Bartles  Henry,  cigar  maker,  120  s  Chapel 
Bartleson  Alonzo  D.  clerk,  5  St.  Paul 
Bartlett  Abner  T.  police,  169  e  Eager 
Bartlett  Chas.  A.  butcher,  Fayette  extended 
Bartlett  Chas.  boat  builder,  Hughes  near  the 

basin,  dw  412  Light 
Bartlett  David  L.    (Hayward,  B.    &  Co.)  57 

Hollins 
BARTLETT    GEORGE  &   CO.   hide  and 

leather  dealers,  134  w  Fayette 
Bartlett  George  (G.  B.  &  Co.)  65  n  Liberty 
Bartlett  Geo.  W.  B.  B.  clerk,  65  n  Liberty 
Bartlett  James,  jr.  boat  builder,  131  Gough 
Bartlett  James,  boat  builder,  37  Philpot,  dw 

131  Gough 
BARTLETT  JOHN  M.  wholesale  druggist, 

70  s  Calvert,  dw  173  n  Calvert 
Bartlett  Joseph  T.  clerk,  173  n  Calvert 
Bartlett  John  M.  173  n  Calvert 
Bartlett  Mrs.  A.  47  Marion 
Bartlett  Mary,  110  Hanover 
Bartlett  Thomas,  blacksmith,  122  s  Wolfe 
Bartlett  Wm.  E.  (3d)  clerk,  173  n  Calvert 
Bartlett  Wm.  laborer,  216  s  Wolfe 
Bartlett  Wm.  E.  110  Hanover 
Bartlett  Wm.  E.  jr.,  65  w  Fayette 
Bartlett  Wm.  S.  boat  builder,  227  e  Baltimore 
Bartley  Robert,  tailor,  27  Eastern  av 
Bartling  Mrs.  Elizabeth,  tailoress,  53  Hill 
Bartman  John,  121  s  Regester 
Bartol  Henry  B.  coachmaker,  219  Aisquith 
Bartol  Sophia  A.  82  Mulberry 
Barton  Andrew  C.  police,  102  Granby 
Barton  Chas.  H.  miller, Fails  road  near  toUgate 
Barton  Greenbury,  102  Granby 
Barton  Henry  C.  238  Montgomery 
Barton  Ignatius  D.  printer,  300  n  Howard 
Barton  Jennings,  ship  joiner,  142  s  Chester 
Barton  Jas.  ship  joiner,  210  Bank 
Barton  Jas.  I.  tailor,  178  e  Baltimore 
Barton  John  T.  carp'r  50  s  Washington,  F.  P, 
Barton  Joshua  N.  finisher.  Mount  Royal 
Barton  Joshua,  Falls  road  near  toll  gate 
Barton  Joshua,  machinist,  107  Grundy 
Barton  Joshua,  machinist.  Mount  Royal  Hill, 

near  Reservoir 
Barton  Mrs.  Jane,  238  Montgomery 
Barton  Mrs.  millinery,  205  s  Bond 
Barton  Mrs.  Mary,  tailoress,  26  Constitution 
Barton  Mary  J.  102  s  Bond 
Barton  Mrs.  Mary  Ann,  Mount  Royal 
Barton  Petronillus,  milliner,  205  s  Bond 
Barton  Philip  A.  currier,  62  e  Lombard 
Barton  Rebecca,  148  n  Exeter 
Barton  Samuel  S.  sail  maker,  102  s  Bond 
Barton  Samuel  S.  carpenter,  70  MuUikin,  dw 

173  Orleans 
Barton  Thaddeus  J.  circus  agent,  238  Mont- 
gomery 
Barton  Theodore,  clerk,  238  Montgomery 
Barton  Thomas  L.  blacksmith.  Mount  Royal 
Barton  Wm.  L   printer,  199  w  Fayette 
Barton   Wm.   J.  (Wm.  J.   B.   &  Son)  62  e 

Lombard 
BARTON   WM.   J.   &  SON,   curriers  and 

leather  dealers,  7  and  9  Cheapside 
Barton  Wm.  B.  wagoner,  65  Hillen 
Barton  Willard,   grocer,   s  e  cor.  Schroeder 

and  Hollins 
Barton  Wm.  N.  (W.  J.  B.  &  Son)  62  e  Lom- 
bard 


WM.  P.  WEBB,  Marine,  Fire  and  lilfe  Insurance  Agent  and  Broker.    Agent  Mjjiutnal 
Beneflt  Life  Insurance  Co.,  Nevrark,  W.  J.,"  89  Second  Strvet. 


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Bartscher  August,  tailor,  60  s  Regester 
Bartscher  Francis,  wheelwright,  llSColambia 
Bartscher  Dr.  Francis,  190  e   Madison 
BARTZ  DANIEL,  restaurant,  28  Li-ht 
Barwick Samuel,  junk  dealer,  278  s  Broadway 
Bash  John  H.  (Entz  &  B.)  195  w  Hoffman 
Bash  Henry   M.  office  over  13  North,  dw  82 

w  Monument 
Bashman  Nicholas,  varnisher,  57  s  Durham 
Basil  John,  jr.  teacher,  126  a  Madison 
Bass  Annie,  132  s  Ann 
Bass  Daniel,  brush  maker,  24  Abbot 
Bass  &  Wight,  tobacco  brokers  and  comm. 


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merchants,  51  Exchange  place 
Bassett  Mrs.  Caroline,  30  L.  Church 
Bassett  Elizabeth,  26  n  Eden 
Bassett   Freeman,  boiler  maker,  226  Mont- 
gomery 
Bassett  Henrietta,  seamstress,  57  L.  Hughes 
Bassett  Hezekiah,  soldier,  57  L.  Hughes 
Bassett  Capt  John  B.  mariner,  257  Gouo-h 
Bassford  Mrs.  Angeline,  317  e  Madison  "^ 
Bassford  John  T.  photographer,  480  Lexin<^- 
ton  &    i        '  o 

Bassford  Mrs.  Maria,  163  Garden 
BASSHOR   THOMAS   C.  &  CO.   engineers 
and    heating  apparatus    manufacturers,   26 
Light 
Basshor  Thomas  C.  (T.  C.  B.  &  Co.)  Foun- 
tain hotel 
Bast  Mrs.  Louisa  L.  boarding  house,  476  w 

Lombard 
Bast  John,  baker,  98  e  Lombard 
Bastable  Gilbert  M.  cattle,  4  Waverly  terrace 
Bastert  August,  hammerman,  19  Cannon 
Bastian  Henry,  cigar  maker,  70  Hampstead 
Bastianelli    Gaetano,     (J.  M.    Richardson  & 

Co.)  290  Lexington 
Bastic  Henry,  ironworker,  143  s  Durham 
Bastien  Emile,  finisher,  96  Lexington 
Bastien  E.  ladies'  hair  dresser,  96  Lexington 
Bastner  Michael,  shoemaker,  165  King 
S'^^ox'-JJV  ^^^^'^'  laborer,  rear  of  29  Goodman  al 
BASWITZ  MGRRITZ,  millinery,  187  n  Gay 
Batcheller  Charles  G.  clerk  to  provost  mar- 
shal, 3d  district,  51  Saratoga 
Batchelor  Andrew,  ship  carpenter,  13  n  Wolfe 
Batchelor  Benjamin  E.  sailmaker,  174  Gout^h 
Batchelor  David,  shoemaker,  39  Jackson     ° 
Batchelor  Mrs.  Eliza  J .  305  e  Lombard 
Batchelor  Jacob,  porter,  72  Ross 
Batchelor  John,  porter,  72  Ross 
Batchelor  Joseph,  gas  filter,  34  Constitution 
Batchelor  Joseph,  laborer,  43  Bank 
Batchelor  Lewis  F.  driver,  25  Josephine 
Batchelor  T.  L.  cigar  maker,  39  Holland 
Batchelor  Wallace,  pap.  hanger,  167  Hanover 
Batchelor  Wm.  watchman,  5  n  Wolfe 
BaXchenfield  R.  cigar  maker,  238  Aliceanna 
Batcher  Conrad,  bookkeeper,  42  Barre 
Batching  John,  laborer,  18  Russell 
Bateman  Benjamin  M.  G.  tinner,  270  Light 
Bateman  Catharine,  68  s  High 
Bateman,  Mrs.  Eliza,  confectioner,  270  Light 
Bateman  James  J.  bookkeeper,  422  Lexington 
Bateman  Jas.  S.  tobacconist,  125  Hillen 
Bateman  Samuel,  moulder,  226  Light 
Bateman  Thomas,  clerk,  34  n  Exeter 
Bateman  Wm.  F.  confectioner,  91  s  Greene 
Bateman  Wm.  H.  carter,  310  Aisquith 
Bateman  Wm.  L.  police,  246  e  Monument 
Batery  Ignatius,  sutler,  21  s  Calhoun 
Bates  Alexander  B.,  U.  S.  N.,  676  w  Fayette 


Bates  Mrs.  Augusta,  274  Lee 
Bates  Charles,  iron  moulder,  18  McElderrv 
Bates  Rev.  Daniel  W.  39  s  Washington,  F.  P. 
bates  Ernest,  moulder,  274  Lee 
BATES  FRANKLLV   L.    manuf.    hoisting 
wheels  and  trucks   for  warehouses,  over  1, 
3  and  5  President,  dw  275  e  Baltimore 
I   Bates  -— ,  clergyman.  41  s  Greene 
Bates  Dr.  J.  W.  P.  45  Conway,  dw  103  Han- 
over 
Bates  James  R.  coach  painter,  501  w  Lombard 
Bates  James,  jr.  iron   founder  and    hoisting 
wheel  manuf.  1,  3  and  5  President,  dw  275 
e  Baltimore     [See  p.  42  Mvertisements. 
Bates  John  A.  distiller,  676  w  Fayette 
Bathschatis  Elbert,  shoemaker,  9  Barnes 
Batman  John,  boiler  maker,  18  s  Carey 
Batsel  John,  butcher,  25  Abbott 
Battee  John  O.  canvasser,  421  w  Fayette 
Battee  Dr.  John  S.  coroner,  165  Hanover 
Battee  John,  carpenter,  485  e  Baltimore 
Battee  Julia  A.  21  s  Exeter 
BATTEE  RICHARD  RIDGELY,  attorney 

at  law,  24  St.  Paul,  dw  165  Hanover 
Batten  Samuel,  312  Hollins 
Battenbecher  Peter,  rag  dealer,  877  w  Pratt 
Battenfield  Anna,  grocery,  351  Canton  av 
Battenfield  Daniel,  tailor,  94  Leadenhall- 
Battern  Patrick,  drayman,  27  e  Madison 
Battin  Harmon,  fringe  maker,  5  s  Exeter 
Batty  C.  clerk,  132  n  Gay 
Batty  Frank,  engineer,  35  Gough 
Batty  Jas.  L.  252  Hollins 
Batty  Joseph,  engineer,  35  Gough 
Batz  Conrad,  laborer,  179  Eastern  av 
Batz  Wm.  H.  cabinet  maker,  132  s  Dallas 
Batzel  George,  grocery,  249  e  Eager 
Batzel  John,  tailor,  243  e  Eager 
Batzer  George,  tailor,  214  e  Eager 
Batzer  Joseph,  tailor,  225  e  Eager 
Batzold  Wm.  shoemaker,  194  Aliceanna 
Bau  Henry,  tailor,  105  s  Regester 
Bau  John,  shoemaker,  237  e^Eager 
Bauch  Joseph,  tailor,  13  Somerset 
Bauch  John,  laborer,  235  s  Dallas 
Bauchaidt  Wm.  umbrella  maker,  75  n  Eutaw, 
and  hat  and  cap  manufacturer,  45  n  Eutaw 
BAUER  CHARLES,  proprietor  Independent 

Turner  Hall,  45  e  Pratt 
BAUER  CHARLES,  tavern,  77  n  Gay 
Bauer  Christopher,  tailor,  15  Ensor 
Bauer  Conrad,  wines  and  liquors,  32  Thames 
Bauer  Elizabeth,  291  Aliceanna 
Bauer  George,  confectioner,  492  Lexington 
Bauer  George  L.  tailor,  259  n  Gay 
Bauer  Isabella  R.  candies,  110  Preston 
Bauer  James,  shoemaker,  110  Preston 
Bauer  John,  carpenter,  Hudson  al  nr.  Federal 
Bauer  Joseph,  grocery,  15  Jeflferson 
Bauer  Margaret,  216  e  Eager 
Bauerlein  Mrs.  Barbara,  milk,  1  St.  Peter 
Bauersock  John,  laborer,  96  St.  Peter 
Bauerle  Geo.  shoemaker,  158  Columbia 
Bauerschmidt  Geo.  &  Co.  lager  beer,  281  w 

Pratt 
Bauerschmidt  John,  (G.  B.  &Co.)281  w  Pratt 
Baugh  Philip,  tailor,  2.39  e  Eager 
Baugher  Edward,  cabinet  maker,  9  Baker  ct 
BaugherJosiahL.  tavern,  158  Franklin 
Baugher  J.  C.  (P.Tiernan&  Son)  167  Charlea 
Baughman  Ann,  79  Grundy 
Baughman  August,  porter,  143  s  Greene 
Baughman  Chas.  W.  G.  police,  6  Hoffman 


GEO,  S.  PAGE  &  BRO.,  Maimfaeturers    of  Roofs   and  Roofing  Materials,  IH  Smltb'a 
Wharf.     C.  HART  SJIITH,  A«rent. 


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Baughman  Charlotte,  Mount  Royal 

Baughman  Daniel,  carpenter,  119  Hollins 

Baughman  Francis,  editor,  79  Grundy 

Baughman  George,  salesman,  434  w  Fayette 

Baughman  Joseph  K.  painter,  46  n  Schroeder 

Baughman  John,  tailor,  78  Greenmount  av 

Baughman  Samuel  W.  painter,  6  Hoffman 

Baum  Ellen,  dry  goods,  81  Pearl 

Baum  Eliza,  81  Pearl 

Baum  Elizabeth,  218  Saratoga 

Baum  Henry,  butcher,  17  Fell's  Pt.  market, 

dw  216  Canton  av 
Baum  Koshman,  butcher,  216  Canton  av 
Baum  John,  stove  jobber,  59  Gough 
Baum  John,  cooper,  213  Eastern  av 
Baum  Lewis,  butcher,  41  Goodman  al 
Baum  Michael,  shoemaker,  91  s  Dallas 
Baum  R.  butcher,  216  Canton  av 
Baum  Valentiue,  shoemaker,  93  Mulberry 
Bauman  Andrevv^,  tailor,  345  e  Lombard 
Bauman  Wm.  shoemaker,  131  s  Fremont 
Baumann  Wm.  shoemaker,  63  Ross 
Baumeister  Wm.  grocery  and  shoe  findings, 

218  Aliceanna 
Baumer  Christopher,  laborer,  173  s  Eden 
Baumer  Siegman,  cooper,  89  s  Register 
Baumgarten  Adolphus,  tailor,  45  e  Fayette 
Baumgarten   Charles,   cabinet  maker,  229  s 

Durham 
Baumgarten  Henry,  photographer,  560  w  Bal- 
timore 
Baumgarten  Joseph,  tailor,  43  Brown 
Baumgarten  Rachel,  provisions,  45  e  Fayette 
Baumgarten  Selig,  engraver,  45  e  Fayette 
Baumgarten  Wm.  engraver,  45  e  Fayette 
Baumgartner  Adam,  shoemaker,  348  Light 
BAUMGARTNER    ANDREW,   proprietor 

Webster  Hall,  45  Albemarle 
Baumgartner  John,  shoemkr,  219  n  Central  av 
Baumiianer  Edw,  cabinet  maker,  9  Baker's  ct 
Baumuller  John,  shoemaker,  107  West 
Baur  Conrad,  grocer,  35  s  Oregon 
Baur  John,  potter,  168  s  Bethel 
Baur  Nicholas,  laborer,  168  s  Bethel 
Baurhaus  Wm.  grocery,  123  L.  Greene 
Baush  Conrad,  porter,  7  Fell 
Bausman  Rev.  J.  P.  304  w  Fayette 
Bausmith  &  Bowen,  brass  founders,  Uhler's 

al,  betw  Charles  and  Hanover 
Bausmith  Wm.  T.  (B.  &  Bowen)  20  Jackson 

square 
Bawden  John  H.  clerk,  62  s  Bond 
Bawden  John,  clerk,  72  s  Caroline 
Baxley  Dr.  Henry  W.  185  w  Fayette 
BAXLEY   J.  BROWN,  pharmaceutist,  e   e 

«or.  Howard  and  Franklin 
Baxley  James,  blacksmith,  25  Chew 
Baxloy  Wm.  H.  tinner,  125  Hollins 
Baxter  Christiana,  tailoress,  144  Ross 
Baxter  Mrs.  Emily  A.  seamstress,  300  e  Lom- 
bard 
Baxter  Emily,  grocer,  s  w  cor.  Fayette  and 

Broadway 
Baxter  George,  mariner,  81  s  Thames 
Baxter  Henrietta  G.  366  Lexington 
BAXTER  &,  JOHNSTON,  mineral  water  sa- 
loon, 99  w  Baltimore 
Baxter  Joseph   T.    (B.  &   Johnston)  159  w 

Monument 
Baxter  Joseph  E.  clerk,  43  Gittings 
Baxter  Mrs.  Raciiael  L.  confec'r,  100  Scott 
Baxter  Mrs.  Rebecca,  28  Camden 
Baxter  Thomas,  boiler  maker,  100  Scott 


Baxter  Wm.  cooper,  218  e  Madison 
Baxter  Wm.  stone  cutter,  230  Preston 
Bay  John  W.  clerk,  12  s  Bond 
Bay  Oliver,  carpenter.  111  Franklin 
Bayer  Andrew,  tailor,  36  e  Baltimore 
Bayer  George,  tailor,  447  w  Baltimore 
Bayer  George  C.  confectioner,  166  Barre 
Bayer  John,  miller,  41  Block 
Bayer  Laurence,  musician,  69  s  Regester 
Bayer  Peter,  comb  maker,  151   Stirling 
Bayfield  &  .Gregg,  tanners,  s  e  cor.  Holiday 

and  Centre 
Bayfield  Jas.  H.  (B.  &  Gregg,)  s  e  cor.  Holi- 
day and  Centre 
Bayfield  James,  153  n  Paca 
Bayfield  Mary,  Charles  2d  door  n  of  Hamilton 
Bayles  Bernard,  25  Conway 
Bayles  Bernard,  clerk,  25  Conway 
Bayless  Frederick  L.  325  Harford  av 
Bayless  Isaac  T.  carpenter,  205  Columbia 
Bayless  John  T.  carpenter,  175  e  Eager 
Bayless  Thos.  gardener,  175  e  Eager 
Bayless  Wm.  J.  bookkeeper  at  Eutaw  house, 

dw  44  Courtland 
Bayley  Chas.  grocer,  22  n  High 
Bayley  David,  barber,  1533^  n  Gay 
Bayley  Eliza,  46  Conway 
Bayley  Hamilton  J.  street  contractor,  127  w 

Biddle 
Bayley  Josiah,  cigar  maker,  108  s  Sharp 
Bayley  Mary,  Ross  extended 
BAYLEY  R.  P.  &  CO.  importers  of  China, 

glass  and  queensware,  6  Hanover 
Bayley  R.  P.  (R.  P.  B.  &  Co.)  638  w  Lombard 
Bayley  Wm.  L.  tailor,  207  Gough 
Bayley  Wm.  carpenter,  24  n  High 
BAYLIES  CHARLES  F.  grocer,  flour  and 
feed  dealer,  n  e  cor.  Eden  and  Jefferson,  dw 
55  Jefferson 
Baylies  Edv/ard,  clerk,  20  s  Exeter 
Baylies  George  H.  clerk,  135  n  Eden 
Baylies  James  L.  storage  warehouses,  18  and 

22  Spear's  wharf,  dw  538  w  Fayette 
Baylies  John  H.  clerk,  20  s  Exeter 
Baylies  Mrs.  Susan,  20  s  Exeter 
Baylis  George  H.  soldier,  400  w  Lombard 
Baylis  James  R.  machinist,  400  w  Lombard 
Bayly  James  F.  clerk,  177  n  High 
Bayly  Jolui  H.  carpenter,  3  Ogston 
Bayly  Mrs.  Wm.  F.  525  w  Fayette 
Bayly  Wm.  177  n  High 
Bayn  Jas.  Francis,  rigger,  249  Gough 
Baynard  Mrs.  Eliza,  7  Cathedral 
Baynard  Dr.  George,  7  Cathedral 
Bayne  Benj.  C.  pilot,  118  e  Pratt 
BAYNE  &  CO.  bankers,  208  w  Baltimore 
Bayne  Lawrence  P.  (B.  &  Co.)  619  w  Fayette 
Baynes  George  B.  (James  B.  &  Son,)  274  w 

Fayette 
Baynes  James  &  Son,  wool  factory,  Lanvale 

road,  near  Greenmount  av 
Baynes  James  (J.  B.  &  Son,)  274  w  Fayette 
Baynes  James,  carpenter,  92  n  Eden 
Baynes  James,  carpenter,  127  Hillen 
Baynes   John   B.  (James  B.  &  Son,)  274  w 
Fayette 


Baynes  John,  hay  presser,  258  e  Madison 
'    leph  P.  '     •       • 

ment  and  Eden 


Baynes  Jose] 


straw  dealer,  cor.  Monu- 


Baynes  Joseph  P.  hay  presser,  258  e  Madison 
BAYNES  THOMAS,  bone  dust  manufact'r, 

Harris'  Creek  and  Eastern  av,  dw  corner 

Pratt  and  Choptank 


J,  H£NRY  GIEISE,   Commission  Blercluint,   for   the   sale   of  Flour,   Grain,  Seeds,  &c. 
Roseudale  Cement  and  Calcined  Plaster  constantlj'  on  band,  HI  Spear'a  'Wliarf. 


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Baynes  Wm.  W.  clerk,  n  w  cor.  Choptank 

and  Pratt 
Bayorbusk  Edw'd,  shoemaker,  282  s  Charles 
Bayzand  Wm.  H.  real   estate   broker.  Law 

buildings,  dw  106  Aisquith 
Beach  Brothers,  book  and  job  printers,  over 

82  w  Baltimore 
Beach  C.  B.  clerk,  105  w  Fayette 
Beach  Mrs.  Maria,  21  e  Lombard 
Beach  Nathaniel,  tinner,  China  nr  Hamburg; 
Beach  Philip,  tailor,  cor.  Penna.  av  and  Clifton 
Beach  Thomas  J.  editor  Sun,  30  North 
Beach  Thos.  E.  gas  fitter,  30  North 
Beach  Thomas  E.  (B.  Bros.)  30  North 
Beach  Wm.  J.  (B.  Bros.)  30  North 
Beacham  Bros,  marine  railway  and  ship  yard, 

Covington,  foot  of  Warren 
Beacham  Emily  B.  130  n  llxeter 
Beacham  George,  engineer,  Boyle  nr  Fort  av 
Beacham  James  A.  clerk,  140  s  Broadway 
Beacham  John  S.  (B.  Bros.)  Pikesville,  Bal- 
timore Co. 
Beacham  John,  shoemaker,  94  Franklin 
Beacham  Jos.  R.  (Miller  &  B.)  15  Hollins 
Beacham  Lenox,  (B.  Bros.)  104  Washington, 

F.  H. 
Beacham  Samuel  T.  (B.  Bros.)  Greenmount 

av  near  Cemetery 
Beacham  Stanley,  clerk,  82  s  Bond 
Beacham  Wm.  G.  clerk,  82  s  Bond 
Beacham  Wm.  clerk,  132  n  Gay 
Beacham  Wm.  mariner,  209  Hanover 
Beacham  Wm.  N.  printer,  94  Franklin 
Beachamp  Chas.  E.  school  tencher,  44  Warren 
Beachamp  John,  wood  dealer,  cor.  Hughes' 

quay  and  William  st.  dock,  dw  44  Warren 
Beachamp  Wm.  A.  clerk,  44  Warren 
Beadenkopf  George,  baker,  24  Gough 
Beager  George,  laborer,  Washington  road 
Beahan  John  S.  grocer,  23  New  Church 
Beal  A.  L.  steamboat  agt,  264  e  Lombard 
Beal  Geo.  Qr.  Mast.  Dept.  117  e  Madison 
Bealafald  Joseph,  lager  beer  saloon,  n  e  cor. 

Eager  and  Centra!  av 
Beale  Mrs.  Sarah  D.  trimmings,  270  n  Gay 
Beale  Solon,  teacher,  270  n  Gay 
Beale  .Wm  E.,  U.  S.  assessor  for  3d  district, 

dw  cor.  Madison  and  Forrest 
Beall  Alfred  J.  machinist,  180  McHenry 
Beall  Col.  Benj.  L.,  U.  S.  A.  53  McCulloh 
Beall  George  A.  feed  store,  52  s  Charles,  dw 

307  Saratoga 
Bealmear  Mrs.  Ann  G.  20  s  Calhoun 
Bealmear  Catharine  B.  216  n  Howard 
Bealmear  J.   Francis,    (Armstrong,  Cator  & 

Co.)  Calhoun,  5  dooi*s  n  of  Lexington 
Bealmear  Thos.  (Harvey  &  Co.)  88  Columbia 
Beam  Andrew,  laborer,  197  Fremont 
Beam  Charles  C.  lager  beer,  99  n  Paca 
Beam  Geo.  F,  (Orendorf  &  B.)  Howard,  op- 
posite 'Centre 
Beam  John,  clerk,  242  w  Fayette 
Beam  L.  H.  miller,  101  Cathedral 
Beaman  Wm.  A.  clerk,  82  s  Sharp 
Beaman  William,  broom  maker,  cor.  Franklin 

and  Eutaw.,  dw  89  n  Eutaw 
Bean  Christian,  laborer,  214  Canton  av 
Bean  Christiana,  149  s  Ann 
Bean  Mrs.  G.  T.  A.  fancy  and  millinery  store, 

66  Pearl 
Bean  Mrs.  Elizabeth,  80  s  Washington,  F.  P. 
Bean  Geo.  shoemaker,  15  St.  James 
Bean  Geo.  W,  plumber,  149  s  Ann 


Bean  John,  hostler,  286  s  Ann 

Bean  John  R.  carp'r,  80  s  Washington,  F.  P. 

Bean  John  H.  pilot,  171  Bank 

Bean  Joseph  H.  carpenter,  1  n  Sharp,  dw  67 

n  Liberty 
Bean    Joseph,  boat    builder,    cor.   Wills  and 

Block,  dw  341  e  Baltimore 
Bean  Louis  H.  miller,  101  Cathedral 
Bean  Mary,  tailor,  154  Harford  av 
Bean  Richard  H.  carpenter,  88  s  Washing- 
ton, F.  P.  ^ 
Bean  Robert  M.  commission   merchant.  130 

Dugan's  whf,  dw  71  s  Ann 
Bean  Thomas  C.  pilot,  219  Bank 
Bean  Thos.  A.  pilot,  177  s  Broadway 
Beans  Elias,  engineer,  242  Hollins 
Bear  Charles  M.  (B.  &  Bro.)  48  McCulloh 
Bear  George  H.  (B.  &  Bro.)  48  McCulloh 
Bear  Rev  John,  48  McCulloh 
Bear  N.  158  s  Regester 

Bear  Philippine,  seamstress,  433  w  Baltimore 
Beard  Eliza  A.  dry  goods  dealer,  234  n  Gay 
Beard  Elizabeth,  134  Hanover 
Beard  Emma,  tailoress,  190  n  Caroline 
Beard  Geo.  W.  tinner,  190  n  Caroline 
Beard   George  W.,   U.  S.  N.,  Gilmor  near. 

Lexington 
Beard  James,  upholsterer,  37  n  Caroline 
Beard  Capt.  John,  jr.,  harbor  master,  60  Lee 
Beard  Joseph,  19  n  Front 
Beard  Maria,  boarding  house,  57  Columbia 
Beard  Robert,  machinist,  263  s  Charles 
Beard  Samuel,  coach  maker,  190  n  Caroline 
Beard  Capt.  Timothy,  216  Eastern  av 
Beard  Wm.  W.  paper  hanger,  439  n  Gay 
Beard  Wm.  G.  carpenter,  60  Lee 
Beardensop  Henry,  tailor,  141  n  Bond 
Bearnes  Joseph,  gilder.  Front  near  Low 
Bearnesteine  Joanna,  151  Lexington 
Bearry  Margaret  A.  seamstress,  281  Penna.  av 
Beastell  Wm.  H.  clerk,  95  Raborg 
Beastell  Margaret,  95  Raborg 
Beatley  Capt.  Nathaniel,  mariner,  350  East- 
ern av 
Beatley  Isaiah,  24  n  Bond 
Beatson  George  H.  clerk  to  naval  officer,  210 

w  Lombard 
Beatson  John,  teller  Citizens'  Bank,  dw  210  w 

Lombard 
BEATTY  CHARLES  W.  agt.  Bellona  Gun- 
powder Co.,  153  w  Pratt,  dw  Baltimore  Co. 
near  Catonsville 
Beatty  Mrs.  Cornelius  E.  116  St.  Paul 
Beatty  George,  42  Spring  row 
Beatty  Dr.  Geo.  D.  office  52  Franklin,  dw  116 

St.  Paul 
Beatty  George  W.  brakesman ,  484  w  Lombard 


BEATTY  JAMES,  Ship  Biscuit, 
Cracker  and  Cake  Baker,  Nos.  92, 
94,  and  96  Dugan's  wharf,  near 
Pratt  street,  dw.  38  w  Biddle. 

Beatty  Maria, -Calhoun  s  of  Ramsay 
Beatty  John  T.  bricklayer,  14  s  Central  av 
Beatty  Michael,  laborer,  Jordan  al  nr  Dolphin 
Beatty  Wm.  blacksmith,  16  Barre,  dw  27  Lee 
Beatty  Wm.  R.  moulder,  39  Scott 
Beaucham.p  Robert  S.  tailor,  189  w  Pratt 
Beaufort  Fanny  C.  teacher,  55  Walsh 
Beaufort  Mary  E.  teacher,  55  Walsh 
Beaufort  Sarah  J.  55  Walsh 


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Benefit  IA&  Aisnrance  Co.,  Newaric,  N.  J.,"  89  Second  Street. 


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Beaumont  Isaac,  bookkeeper,  17  s  Eutaw 
Beauregard  Anton,  saddler,  51  s  Regester 
Beaver  James  W.  mariner,  87  McElderry 
Beaver  Tlios.  copp.  smeller,  Clinton  nr  Boston 
Beavers  George,  wagoner,  212  n  Exeter 
Bechaump  Levin,  soldier,  153  Hughes 
BECHTEL  JOHN  W.    plumber  and  stove 
dealer,  93  n  Eutaw,  dw  90  Ross. — [Seepage 
28  Mvertisements. 
Bechtol  Charles,  shoemaker,  23  Shakspear 
Bechtol  Frederick,  laborer,  10  Shakspear 
Bechtol  John,  23  Shakspear 
Bechtold  Henry,  shoemaker,  64  Orleans 
Bechtold  John,  baker,  185  e  Pratt 
Beck  Adam,  tailor,  51  s  Durham 
Beck  Adam,  wagoner,  46  Preston 
Beck  Adam,  tailor,  24  s  sharp 
Beck  August,  laborer,  215  Eastern  av 
BECK  &  BACHMAN,  manufs.  of  smoking 

tobacco,  113  and  115  w  Lombard 
Beck  Conrad,  shoemaker,  70  Fremont 
Beck  Ernst,  foreman  tobacco  fact'y,  177  Barre 
Beck  Francis,  carpenter,  150  Preston 
Beck  Francis,  tailor,  238  s  Dallas 
Beck  Frederick,  tailor,  16  Jefferson 
Beck  Fredk.  canes  and  umbrellas,  121  w  Balti- 
more, dw  7  St.  Paul 
Beck  Frederick  W.  (B.  &  Bachman)  Pimlico 

road,  Baltimore  co 
Beck  Frederick,  milk,  Fort  av  near  Lawrence 
Beck  George,  cabinet  and  furniture  dealer,  42 

Harrison 
Beck  George  A.  carpenter,  438  Lexington 
Beck  Harry  R.  lumber  marker,  259  Light 
Beck  Helun,  230  s  Wolfe 
Beck  Henry,  laborer,  139  s  Exeter 
Beck  Jacob,  tobacconist,  s  w  corner  Gay  and 

Caroline 
Beck  Jacob,  wagoner,  413  w  Pratt 
Beck  John,  barber,  158  s  Ann 
Beck  John,  shoemaker,  294  s  Charles 
BECK  JOHN,  cooper,  22  Lee  and  28  Wil- 
liam, and  tavern  and  dw  30  William 
Beck  John,  engineer,  82  MoiJnt 
Beck  John,  butcher,  25  Lexington  market,  dw 

Garrison  la 
Beck  John,  butcher.  Western  Cemetery  la 
Beck  John  G.  piano  maker,  20  New  Church 
Beck  Joseph,  soldier,  111  Stirling 
Beck  Lewis,  boot  and  shoemaker,  16  e  Pratt 
Beck  Mary,  laundress,  145  Vine 
Beck  Margaret,  laundress,  145  Vine 
Beck  Mrs  M.  E.  furnishing  store,  115  n  Gay 
Beck  Nicholas,  porter,  415  w  Pratt 
Beck  Philip,  whip  maker,  55  McElderry 
Beck  Philip,  sr.,  glazier,  55  McElderry 
BECK  THOMAS,  Rock  Spring  lager  beer 
brewery,    Baltimore   near  Calverton   road, 
dw  29  Calverton  road 
Beck  William,  tinner,  66  Orleans 
Beck  Wm.  R.  wagoner,  438  Lexington 
Beckemeyer  Henry,  coffee  roaster,  167  n  Gay 
Beckenbaugh  Geo.    bookkeeper,  25  s  Eutaw 
Beckenheimer  Mrs.  Mena,  second  hand  furni- 
ture, cor  Hampstead  and  Eden 
Becker  August,  tailor,  232  Barre 
Becker  August,  shoemaker,  90  Orchard 
Becker  Charles,  shoemaker,  42Lcadenhall 
Becker  Charles,  (H.  &  Bros  )  80  Leadenhall 
Becker  &  Hrolhin-s,  cigars,  54  w  Lombard 
Becker  Christian,  tailor,  81  e  Lombard 
BECKER  CONRAD  H.  restaurant,  310  w 
Pratt 


Becker  Francis,  tailor,  81  e  Lombard 
Becker  Frederick,  (B.  &  Bros.)  80  Leadenhall 
Becker  Frederick,  shoemaker,  167  n  Gay 
Becker  Frederick,  baker,  486  Penna.  av 
Becker  George  W.  cutter,  108  s  Ann 
Becker  George  W.  cigar  maker,  112  s  Eutaw 
Becker  George,  brewer,  360  Penna.  av 
Becker  George,  blacksmith,  2  Baker  ct 
Becker  Henry,  tailor,  49  Montgomery 
Becker  Henry,  laborer,  80  Leadenhall 
Becker  Henry,  tavern,  102  n  Gay 
Becker  John  D.  porter,  154  n  Exeter 
Becker  John,  laborer,  165  Hamburg 
Becker  J.  A.  H.  2nd  bookkeeper  Chesapeake 

Bank,  dw  154  n  Exeter 
Becker  John  H.  tailor,  116  n  Bethel 
Becker  John,  shoemaker,  47  Perry 
Becker  John,  598  Baltimore 
Becker  John,  basket  maker,  46  Albemarle 
Becker  Nicholas,  tavern,  s  w  cor  Eastern  av 

and  President 
Becker  William,  locksmith,  304  w  Pratt 
Becker  William,  shoemaker,  105  Lee 
Beckett  Thomas,  engineer,  50  Portland 
Beckett  Wm.  (C.  C.  &  R.  H.  Hyatt  &  Co.) 

106  Hollins 
Beckham  Chas.  furn.  wagoner,  104  Mullikin 
Beckley  Wm  H.  paper  hanger,  202  n  Gay 
Beckman  Francis,  blacksmith,  38  Marion 
Beckman  Frederick,  gas  fitter,  47  Clay 
Beckman  Frederick,  tailor,  363  w  Pratt 
Beckmeyer  William,  porter,  75  McElderry 
Beckner  Charles  C.  barber,  Eutaw  House,  dw 

10  n  Greene 
Beckner  George,  cooper,  124  s  Spring 
Beckner  John,  laborer,  101  s  Regester 
Beckwith  David  G.  cooper,  138  Gough 
Beckwith  Franklin,  ship  carpenter,  211   Bank 
Beckwith  H.  boat  builder,  98  Lancaster 
Beckwith  George  N.  clerk  N.  C.  R.  R.,  171  n 

Charles 
Beckwith  Wm.  L.  wood  inspector,  50  Hill 
Becraft  Peter,  Falls  road  near  toll  gate 
Bectner  Louisa,  confectioner,  10  n  Greene 
Bedell  James,  engineer,  204  s  Ann 
Bedecker  Frederick,  waterman,  173  Columbia 
Bedenbecker  Andrew,  laborer,  322  s  Dallas 
Bedenbecker  Margaretta,  322  s  Dallas 

Beddenkoff, laborer,  8  Ensor 

Bedenkopf  John,  laborer,  369  Cathedral 
Bedenkopf  Mary,  confectioner,  173  Hanover 
Bee  Henry,  patternmaker,  Carey  near  Sara- 
toga 
BEEBE  LUCIUS  M.  woodenware  and  cord- 
age dealer,  94  w  Lombard,  dw  148 
Beebe   Sarah  Ann,  washerwoman,   Fremont 

near  Lanvale 
Beech  Mrs.  Sarah,  milliner,  63  n  Liberty 
Beecher  W.  W.  druggist,  100  Lexington 
Beefelt  Edward,  cigar  maker,  146  Columbia 
Beefelt  Wm  H.  carpenter,  73  Eislein 
Beeher  Severing,  tailor,  91  e  Lombard 
Beehler  Charles,  cedar  cooper,  71  Portland 
Beehler  Charles,  ship  carpenter,  2  Hill 
Beehler  Francis,  umbrella  manufacturer,  235- 

w  Baltimore,  dw  624  Lexington 
Beeker  Louis,  shoemaker,  42  Tyson 
Beekley  Isaiah  J.  laborer,  32  n  Bond 
Beekley  James  R.  carpenter,  242  Eastern  av 
Beeler  Henry  S.  clerk  B.  &  0.  R  R.  dw  121  n 

High 
Beers  Capt.  James,  U.  S.  N.  293  w  Pratt 
Beetley  Capt.  Nathaniel  R.  350  Eastern  av 


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Eeetley  Robert  S.  ship  carpenter,  Wolfe  near 

Pratt,  dw  261  6  Pratt 
Beets  John  H.  wheelwright,  57  n  Poppleton 
Beghner  James,  carter,  219  Chesnut 
Begin  Philip,  laborer,  243  n  Bond 
Bch!  Charles,  soldier,  20  Dawson  al 
Behlein  John,  musician,  58  Central  av 
Behlcr  Louis,  clerk,  24  s  Eutaw 
Behler  Sigismund,  tailor,  36  n  Frederick 
Behan  John,  grocery,   39  w   Fayette,   dw  23 

New  Church 
Bchn  Henry,  trimmings,  77  n  Howard,  dw 

268  Lexington 
Behrend  John,  tailor,  62  s  Regester 
Behrends  Cusel,  dry  goods,  162  Lexington 
Behrens  Bernard,  lager  beer  saloon,  285  n  Cen- 
tral av 
Behrens  Bernard,  lithographer,  293  n  Central 

av 
Behrens  Conrad,  boiler  maker,  314  s  Sharp 
Behrens  Eva,  confectioner,  69  L  Church 
Behrens  Frederick,  couchniaker,  69  L.  Church 
Behrens  Henry,  180  s  Eden 
Behrens  Henry,  machinist,  Fort  av  near  Law- 
rence 
Behrens  Jacob,  watchmaker,  90  n  Gay 
Behrens  Joseph,  shoemaker,  352  w  Pratt 
Behrens  Wm.  L.  iron  finisher,  25  Hamburg 
Behuy  Jacob,  carpenter,  110  n  Fremont 
Behuy  John,  stone  cutter,  110  n  Fremont 
Behuy  Rosanna,  seamstress,  110  n  Fremont 
Beier  Belthauser,  grocer  and  liquor  dealer,  266 

Aliceanna 
Beier  Henry,  baker,  6  Jasper 
JBeierlein  Frederick,  laborer,  52  s  Durham 
Beikel  Adam,  laborer,  32  Burke,  Canton 
Beikerch  Lawrence,  tailor,  8  Tessier 
Eeil  John,  artificial  flowers,  130  Lexington 
Beil  Nicholas,  130  Lexington 
Bein  Charles,  watchmaker,  81  Lexington 
Beirhom  iVlrs.  Wilhelmina,  vestmaker,  98  L. 
Montgomery 

Eeiritz ,  laborer,  369  Penna  av 

Beis  Frederick,  shoemaker,  45  Penna  av 
Beisig  George,  335  n  Central  av 
Beissler  Francis,  laborer,  46  s  Regester 
Beiszwanger  Jacob,  shoemaker,  49  Forrest ' 
Beitzel  Daniel,  shoemaker,  118  s  Howard 
Beitzel  Francis,  shoemaker  and  findings,  113 

Hill 
Beker  Harman,  ship  carpenter,  173  s  Bond 

Beland ,  artist,  11  Clay 

Belbin  Charles  T.  shipsmith,  Covington,  dw 

174  e  Pratt 
Belbin  William,  laborer,  135  e  Eager 
Belbin  Wm.  blacksmith,   Flannigan's  wharf, 

dw  77  s  Bond 
Belden  James,   rural  architect,  over  Chesa- 
peake Bank,  North 
Belfry  Mrs.  Catharine,  grocery,85  s  Poppleton 
Belgner  George,  coalheaver,  7  Green  ct 
Belitz  Adalbert,  bookkeeper,  14  n  Liberty 
Belknap  Eben,  101  Park 
Bell  Abraham,  newsman,  P,  0.  dw  e  Lombard 
Bell  Albert,  hackdriver,  210  German 
Bell  Alexander,  (H.  Straus,  Bro.  &  B.)  South- 
ern av  between  Belair  and  Harford  avs 
Bell  Albert,  hackman,  108  German 
Bell  Albert  G.  carpenter,  40  Warren 
Bell  Alfred,  butcher,  586  Penna.  av 
Bell  Cornelius  J.  Franklin  near  Brune 
Bell  Edward,  soldier.  111  s  Poppleton 
Bell  Edward  H.  wheelwright,  92  Granby 


Bell  Elisha,  blacksmith,  32  n  Poppleton 
Bell  Mrs.  Ellen,  tavern,  152  s  Eutaw 
Bell  John,  grocery,  162  Franklin 
Bell  George,  tin  and  sheet  iron  worker,  and 

stove  dealer,  22  n  Republican 
Bell  George  W.  soldier,  237  Peirce 
Bell  Geo.  W.  jr.  tin  and  sheet  iron  worker,  22 

n  Republican 
Bell  George  W.  C.  clerk,  202  Frankhn 
Bell  Henry,  apothecary,  113  w  Fayette 
Bell  Henry  C.  tinner,  755  w  Baltimore 
Bell  Henry  C.  clerk,  58  n  Republican 
Bell  Isaac  H.  Jr.,  engineer,  485  w  Prjitt 
Bell  James,  clerk,  55  Josephine 
Bell  James,  paper  stainer,  161  w  Monument 
Bell  James  B.  accountant,  619  w  Lombard 
Bell  Mrs.  Jennie,  129  Vine 
Bell  John,  millwright,  469  w  Lombard 
Bell  John,  blacksmith,  5  Grundy 
Bell  John,  grocer,  162  Franklin 
Bell  John  C.   manufacturer  of  water  wheels, 

rear  of  26  Light 
Bell  John  E.  soldier,  109  s  Poppleton 
Bell  Mrs.  John  H.  Townsend  near  Garden 
Bell  John  H.  flour  and  feed,  515  w  Baltimore 
Bell  John  W.  millwright,  148  w  Madison 
Bell  Mrs.  Margaret,  99  n  Fremont 
Bell  Margaret,  seamstress,  29  n  Fremont 
Bell  Maria  S.  dressmaker,  194  s  Charles 
B<;11  Martha  Ann,  seamstress,  77  Hamburg 
Bell    Nelson    H.    (Massie,    B.    &  Goodloe) 

Townsend  near  Garden 
Beil  Nich.  foreman  gristmill,  256  e  Baltimore 
Bell  Richard  A.  sutler,  194  s  Charles 
Bell  Samuel,  butcher,  44  Orleans 
Bell  Seneca  P.  iron  moulder,  4  McHenry 
Bell  Thomas,  stone  cutter,  56  Chew 
Bell  Thomas,  laborer,  255  Light 
Bell  Thomas,  cigar  maker,  84  n  Paca 
Bell  Thomas  M.  farmer,  304  Eastern  av 
Bell  Thomazine  Y.  93  Hillen 
Bell  Walter,  gunsmith,  336  e  Eager 
Bell  William,  stone  cutter,  55  Josephine 
Bell  William,  machinist,  64  n  Gay 
Bell  William,' carter,  31  Foster  al 
Bell  William  D.  carpenter,  47  Central  av 
Bell  Wm  W.  cigar  maker,  227  e  Lombard 
Bell  Dr.  W.  Francis,  83  s  Ann 
Bell  Zebedee,  laborer,  Clinton 
Bellair  Henry,  whitewasher,  343  s  Charles 
Beller  Conrad,  laborer,  508  Light 
Bellis  John,  mate,  142  s  Regester 
Bellman  Emanuel,  tailor,  22  Sarah  Ann 
Bellman  John,  shoemaker,  128  French 
Belmeryer  John,  laborer,  221  s  Bethel 
Belt  B.  A.  dressmaker,  32  n  Poppleton 
Belt  Elisha,  blacksmith,  32  n  Poppleton 
Belt   Eugene  N.  clerk    B.  &  O.   R.  R.  284. 

Madison  av 
Belt  Francis,  potter,  61  Booth 
Belt  Hickman,  carpenter, over  48  Holiday,  dw 

189  e  Monument 
Belt  Mrs.  Louisa,  284  Madison  av 
Belt  Norwood  &  Bro.  carpenters  and  builders, 

14  Vine 
Belt  S.  Sprigg,  (Trueman  B.  &  Sons,)  128  w 

Madison 
Belt  Thomas  H.  159  n  Calvert 
Belt  Thomas   W.  clerk,    N.  C.  R.  R.  284 

Madison  av 
Belt  Trueman,  (T.  B.  &  Sons)  137  n  Calvert 
Belt  Trueman,  jr.  (Trueman  B.  &  Sons,)  137 

n  Calvert 


jr.  HSNRT  GISSK,  Commission  Merdiaut,   tor  the  sale   of  Floor,  Grain,  Seeds,  &c. 
Roseudale  Cement  and  Calcined  Plaster  constantly  on  hand,  31  Spear's  'Wliarf. 


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BEN 


BELT  TRUEMAN  &  SONS,   tobacco  and 

general  commission  merchants,   I  Ellicolt 
Beltz  August,  laborer,  rear  214  Canton  av 
Beltz  Barbara,  boarding,  14  New  Church 
Beltz  Harman,  shoemaker,  210  s  Bond 
Belz  August,  hackman,  214  Canton  av 
Bemand  Randolph,  bricklayer,  13  Scott 
Bemersdofter  John,  tailor,  299  s  Durham 
Benburg  James,  260  w  Lombard 
BENDANN  BROTHERS,  photographic  stu- 
dio, 207  w  Baltimore 
Bendann  Daniel  (B.  Bros.)  282  Lexington 
Bendann  David  (B.  Bros.)  282  Lexington 
Bendann  Fabish,  282  Lexington 
Benden  James,  shoemaker,  87  Eden 
Benden  Thomas,  mariner,  205  s  Castle  al 
Bender  Christian,  baker,  10  Union 
Bender  Frederick,  locksmith,  Frederick  road 

near  Calverton 
Bender  Gotleib,  harness  maker,  23  McElderry 
Bender  Henry,  tailor,  133  Orleans 
Bender  Henry,  bar  tender,  236  s  Sharp 
Bender  Joseph,  tailor,  68  Preston 
Bender  Lucas,  paper  carrier,  245  Lemmon 
Bender  Samuel,  carpenter, 24  St.  Mary 
Bender  Wm.  butcher,  77  Centre  market,  dw 

Lexington  extended 
•  Bendorff  August,  tobacconist,  n  e  cor  Caroline 

and  Canton  av 
Bendorp  Frederick,  carter,  143  s  Bethel 
Benderveld  Christiana,  milliner,  55  Pearl 
Bendheim  Levi,  clerk,  2211^  w  Pratt 
Bendy  Mrs.  Eliza,  20  Maiden  la 
Benedict   George  H.  (0.  B.  Murray  &  Co.) 

Calvert  near  Fayette 
Benedix  Joseph,  dry  goods  dealer,  s  e  corner 

Eden  and  Jefferson' 
Benhardt  Andrew,  laborer,  61  Johnson 
Benhardt  Henry,  tinner,  61  Johnson 
Benhardt  Louis,  tinner,  61  Johnson 
Benhoff  Frederick,  coal  burner,  59  Elliott 
Benhoff  John,  laborer,  175  s  Ann 
Benjamin  George,  moulder,  222  e  Fayette 
Benjamin  Jacob,  (B.  &  UUman)  44  e  Fayette 
Benjamin  Joseph,  shoe  store,  h  e  cor  Calvert 

and  Pratt,  dw  34  e  Fayette 
Benjamin  Samuel,  110  n  Caroline 
Benjamin  &  Ullman,  pawnbrokers,  22  n  Gay 
Benjamin  Virginia,  confectionery,  62  Bank 
Eenkoffer  Michael,  shoemaker,  229  s  Bond 
Benlein  John,  laborer,  165  William 
Benlein  Joseph,  laborer,  25  Brown 
Benline  Frederick,  laborer,  153  William 
Benline  Joseph,  187  s  Broadway 
Benn  Mrs.  Walter,  60  n  Exeter 
Bennar  J.  prof,  of  French,  Franklin  House 
Benner    Adam,   butcher,   cor    Chappell   and 

Liberty  road 
Benner  Cliarles,  laborer,  155  Burgundy  al 
Benner  Frederick,  tanner,  167  n  Gay 
Benner  Geo.  L.  marble  cutter,  31  Jefferson 
Benner  George,  shipsmith,  251  West 
Benner  Jacob,  laborer,  40  Greenmount  av 
Benner  John,  soldier,  n  e  cor  Fayette  and 

Ann 
Benner  John,  porter,  7  Cowpen  al 
Benner  Mary  E.  dressmaker,  31  Jefferson 
Honner  Mary  A.  boarding  house,  31  Jefferson 
BENNER  OTTO,  proprietor  of  Washington 

Gardens,  s  w  cor  Penna  av  and  Greenwillow 
BENNER,  DENISON  &  CO.  bankers,  s  w 

cor  Baltimore  and  Hanover 
Benner  Samuel,  machinist,  192  Montgomery 


Benner  Thomas  S.   (B.  Denison  &  Co)   147 

Aisquith 
Benner  Thaddeus  S.  bricklayer,  86  Hamburg 
Benner  Wm.   H.  (B.    Denison   k  Co.)   147 

Aisquith 
Bennet  Harriet,  305  e  Baltimore 
Bennct  John  I.  grocer,  263  s  Broadway 
Bennet  John,  91  Lancaster 
Bennet  John,  carpenter,  44  Thames 
Bennet  John,  shoemaker,  19  Cambridge 
Bennet  Matthew,  clerk,  305  e  Baltimore 
Bennet  Samuel,  watchman,  95  s  Spring 
Bennet  Wm.  J.  clerk  I'.  0  .305  e  Baltimore 
Bennett  Alfred,  clerk,  74  n  Greene 
Bennett  Alfred,  s  w  cor  Greene  and  Saratoga 
Bennett  Ann  E.  225  n  Eutaw 
Bennett  Benj.  F.  carpenter,  44  s  Howard,  dw 

130 
Bennett  D.  Curtis,  butcher,  95  e  Madison 
Bennett  Dan.  H.  carpenter,  9  Cambridge 
BENNETT  EDWIN,  manufacturer  of  cane 

and  Rockingham  ware,  corner  Canton  and 

Central  avs  dw  327  e  Baltimore 
Bennet    Edward,   wood    dealer   and    grocer, 

County  wharf,  dw  251  e  Pratt 
Bennett  Mrs.  Elizabeth  C.  22  s  Broadway 
Bennett  .Mrs.  Elizabeth  S.  1G5  s  Paca 
Bennett  Eliza,  30  Aisquith 
Bennett  Ellen,  153  e  Monument 
Bennett  Enoch,  notion  house,  326  w  Baltimore 

dw  80  n  Paca 
BKNNETT   F.  W.  &  CO.  auctioneers  and 

commission  merchants,  28  and  30  s  Charles 
Bennett  Francis  W.  (F.  W.  B.  &  Co.)  30 

Mulberry 
Bennett  George  L  carpenter,  280  e  Lombard 
BENNETT  G.  R.  &  L.  E.  coal  dealers,  169  n 

Howard 
Bennett  G.  R.  (G.  R.  &  L.  E.  B.)  329  n  Eutaw 
Bennett  Geo.  W.  pilot,  Caroline  near  Biddle 
Bennett  Geo.  mariner,  351  s  Bond 
Bennett  George,  shoemaker,  57  c  Monumen 
Bennett  Henry,  butcher,  Frederick  road  near 

Running  Spring 
Bennett  Mrs.  Harriet  A.  46  s  Schroeder 
Bennett  James,  laborer,  ]26  Lee 
Bennett  John  E.  mariner,  154  Lee 
Bennett  John,  nightman,  6  O'Donnell   near 

Eastern  av 
Bennett  John,  grocer,  218  Lexington 
Bennett  John,  lager  beer  saloon,  n  w  cor  Mul- 

likin  and  Eden 
Bennett  John  J.  251  e  Pratt 
Bennett  John,  carpenter,  15  Fountain 
Bennett  John,  foundryman,  18  Burke,  Canton 
Bennett  John  M.  clerk,  14  Jackson  Square 
Bennett   L.    E.  (G.  R.  &  L.  E.  B.)   329   n 

Eutaw 
Bennett  Lewis  H.  provisions,  187  Ross 
Bennett  Livingston  M.  attorney,  219  Garden 
Bennett  Mary  A.  329  n  Eutaw 
Bennett  Martha  A.  93  s  Chapel 
Bennett  Nicholas,  carman,  245  Eastern  av 
Bennett  Patrick  H.  235  Saratoga 
Bennett  Richard  A.  mariner,  8  s  Broadway 
Bennett  Robert,  huckster,  321  Eastern  av 
Bennett  Robert,  wagon  master  U.  S,  A.  94 

w  Pratt 
Bennett  Rufus,  carpenter,  143  Ross 
Bennett  Samuel  E.  clerk,  471  w  Fayette 
Bennett  Thomas  tanner,  28  L.  McElderry 
Bennett  Thomas  S.  teacher,  123  e  Monument 
Bennett  Wm.  whitewasher,  269  Eastern  av 


P.  AVKBB,  Marine,  Fire  and  lafe  Insurance  Agent  and  Broker.    Agent  '^J>Iutiud 
Benefit  lAte  Insurance  Co.,  Neinrark,  X.  .7.,"  89  Second  Street. 


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Bennett  Wm.  puddler,  20  Burke,  Canton 
Bennett  Wm.  boiler  maker,  88  Barre 
Bennett  Wm.  T.  (Hunt  &  Co.)  165  s  Paca 
Bennett  Wm.  machinist,  McHenry  nr  Fulton 
Bennettzhoufer   Joachim,  laborer,  51    Alice- 
anna,  Canton 
Benney  Catherine,  confectioner,  315  Light 
Benney  John  H.  laborer,  315  Light 
Benney  John,  shoemaker.  Bethel  nr  Jefferson 
Benney  Wm.  O.  shoemaker,  201  e  Baltimore 
Benny  David,  brush  maker,  109  Peach  al 
Bennezet  Mary,  midwife,  62  n  Front 
Bennick  John,  broom  maker,  HI  McElderry 
Bennig  George,  laborer,  5  West  al 
liennoid  Susan,  171  s  Ann 
Bensel  Henry,  carpenter,  81  n  Schroeder 
Benson  Adelaide,  435  Canton  av 
BENSON  BENJAMIN  S.  founder,  machin- 
•  ist,  and   water  and  gas  pipe  maker,  52  e 

Monument,  dw  132  St.  Paul 
Benson  Rev.  B.  F.  24  Aisquith 
Benson  B.  F.  carpenter  and  builder,  44  s  How- 
ard, dw  130  s  Sharp 
Benson  Charlotte,  trimmings,  339  Franklin 
Benson  Ellen,  54  s  Ann 
Benson  Fanny  J.  40  s  Spring 
Benson  Francis  A.  (J.  Fussell  ?<.  Co.)  72. n 

Exeter 
Benson  Dr.  Francis,  72  n  Exeter 
Benson  Dr.  Geo.  W.  146  Hanover 
Benson  Henry,  coach  maker,  157  Mulberry 
Benson   Henry,  cooper,    104  s    Washington 
Benson  Isaac,  pedler,  182  L.  Hughes 
Benson  James,  foundryman,  53  Elizabeth  la 
Benson  John,  police,  283  s  Paca 
Benson  Joseph  E.  painter,  150  n  Howard 
Benson  Mary,  45  n  Greene 
Benson  Mrs.  M.  H.  druggist,  55  Hill 
BENSON  DR.  PHILANDER  V.  office  and 

apothecary,  s  e  cor  Hollins  and  Oregon 
Benson  Robert  P.  clerk  P.  W.  &  B.  R.  R.  109 

s  Exeter 
Benson  Capt.  Wm.  B.  mariner,  93  Lee 
Benson  Wm.  painter,  150  n  Howard 
Benson  Wm.  P.  ship  joiner,  53  s  Ann 
Benstine  Jacob,  jejveler,  2  McElderry 
Bentelspacher  Elizabeth,  190  Hollins 
Benteen  Chas.  S   clerk,  272  Madison  av 
Benteen  Frederick  D.  dealer  in  pianos,  10  n 
Charles,  and  82  w  Fayette,  dw  272  Mad- 
ison av 
Benteen  Fredk.  D.  jr.  272  Madison  av 
Benteen  Theodore  C.  272  Madison  av 
Eenthall  Amelia,  92  s  Washington  F.  P. 
Benthall  Capt,  Robert,  mariner,  313  e  Bal- 
timore 
Benthall  Wm.  McR.  bookkeeper,  313  e  Bal- 
timore 
Bentley  Mrs.  Amanda,  76  George 
BENTLEY  CHARLES  W.  proprietor  Bal- 
timore steam  boiler  works,  25  s  Front,  dw 
16  e  Fayette 
Bentley  Edward,  brickmaker,  269  s  Paca 
Bentley  John  E.  bookkeeper,  16  e  Fayette 
Bentley  Joseph,  machinist,  550  w  Lombard 
Bentley  Peter,  embroidery  stamper,  48  e  Bal- 
timore 
Bentley  Thomas,  brickmaker,  169  s  Paca 
Bentley  Wm.  H.  dry  goods  and  stamping,  31 

e  Baltimore,  dw  48 
Benton    Charles    S.   brass    finisher,   464    w 

Lombard 
Benton  Mrs.  Hester,  464  w  Lombard 


Benton  Samuel,  (Hiss  &  B.)  181  e  Monument 
Benton   William    D.  laborer  tobacco    ware- 
house No.  5 
Benton  William  H.  ship  joiner,  4  William 
Bcntz  Mrs.  C.  J.  164  n  Calvert 
Bentz  Henry, baker,  207  Chesnut 
Bentzler  August,  tailor,  1  Spring  ct 
Benville  Lawrence,  149  Dolphin 
Benz  Casper,  baker,  443  w  Fayette 
Benzel  Daniel,  drayman,  67  Park 
Benzin  John  S.  clerk,  62  e  Fayette 
Benzinger  Fredk.  F.  attorney,  19  Law  Build- 
ings, dw  Catonsville 
Benzinger  John  S.  clerk,  62  e  Fayette 
Benzinger  Dr.  Joseph  C.  at  Balto.  Infirmary 
Benzinger  Mathias,  (B.  &  Renehan,)  Balti- 
more County 
Benzinger  &  Renehan.dry  goods,  61  n  Howard 
Beohm  Christopher,  shoemaker,  153  Ensor 
Berber  Wm.  soldier,  8  Wyeth 
Berbig  Edward,  shoemaker,  118  Eastern  av 
Berbig  John,  shoemaker,  286  s  Bond 
Berens  B.  lithographer,  293  n  Central  av 
Berenstecher  Catherine,  butcher,  55  Lexing- 
ton market,  dw  418  Pennsylvania  av 
Berg  Albert  B.  bookkeeper,  75  n  Eutaw 
Berg  Anne  E.  grocery,  117  Raborg 
Berg  Augustus  T.  bookkeeper,  156  Mulberry 
Berg  Rev.  Dr.  John,  100  e  Fayette 
BERG  0.  11.  exchange  broker,  159  w  Lom- 
bard 
Berg  Philip,  boots  and  shoes,  64  e  Pratt,  dw 

68  s  Eden 
Berg  Theodore,  cigar  maker,  64  Albemarle 
Berg  Wm.  baker,  19  Stirling 
Bergau  Mrs.  Mary,  20  Haw 
Berge  John,  tailor,  94  s  Spring 
Bergeman  Peter,  grocery,  116  s  Spring 
Bergen  Everhard,  shoemaker,  2  n  Poppleton 
Bergen  Michael,  clothier,  113  n  Howard 
Bergen  Thomas  T.  tobacconist,  69  n  Caroline 
Berger  Adam,  carpenter,  36  Holiday 
Berger  Andrew,  harness  maker,  57  Richmond 
Berger  Angus,  nightman,  52  Chatsworth 
Berger  Anastasia,  402  Saratoga 
Berger  Christian,  39  Bank 
Berger  Christian,  tailor,  54  n   Exeter 
Berger  Clement,  cabinet  maker,  47  n  Poppleton 
Berger  George,  baker,  493  w  Lombard 
Berger  Gustav,  gardener,  243  Greenmount  av 
Berger    Henry  C.  watchmaker,  26  e  Fayette 
Berger  John,  43  n  Front 
Berger  John,  cooper.  Bond  near  Lancaster 
Berger  John,  laborer,  265  e  Lombard 
Berger  Joseph,  cabinet  maker,  66  n  Schroeder 
Berger  Martin,  tailor,  125  s  Spring 
Berger  Martin,  baker,  90  French 
Berger  Mary,  57  Richmond 
Berger  Maurice,  trunk  maker,  402  Saratoga 
Berger  Philip,  tailor,  25  Somerset 
Berger  Simon,  cabinet  maker,  99  Harrison 
Berger  Zepherinus  J.  oils,  47  n  Poppleton 
Berghaupt  Margaretta,  41  Philpot 
Bergheimer  Henry,  clothier,  376  s  Charles 
Bergheimer  Leonard,  baker,  1  s  Central  av 
Bergman  Harris,  tailor.  111  Saratoga 
Bergman  Henry  (Wolf  &  B.)  244  w  Pratt 
Bergman  Henry,  shoemaker,  333  Cross 
Bergman  John,  shoemaker,  102  n  Dallas 
Bergman  John  C.  laborer,  333  Cross 
Bergman  John  A.  laborer,  333  Cross 
Bergman  Philip,  98  s  Sharp 
Bergner  Frederick,  cabinet  maker,  115  Vine 


GKO.  S.  PAGE  &  BRO.,  Manufacturers    of  Roofs   and   Roofing   Materials,  111   Smith's 
Wharf.     C.  HART  SMITH,  Agent. 


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BET 


Bergiier  Geo.  basket  maker,  272  s  Dallas 
Bergner  Matthias,  porter,  3  Diamond 
Bergtold  Christopher,  tailor,  333  s  Charles 
Eei-kett  Thomas,  carpenter,  55  s  Poppieton 
Berkhardt  George,  shoemaker,  4  Jasper 
Berkley  Edwin,  223  n  Eutaw 
Berlieke  Ciiristiaii,  cigar  maker,  8  Watson  ct 
Berliner  Mrs    Mary,  51  Watson 
Berlinger  Piiilip,  shoemaker,  152  s  Chapel 
Barlow  John,  tailor,  342  s  Charles 
Berman  Frederick,  mariner,  435  Canton  av 
BERNAL  FREDERICK,  British  Consul,  of- 
fice 6  Exchange  building,  dw  88  Franklin 
Bernard  Wm.  fisherman,  159  Cross 
Berneburg  George,  huckster,  9  Arch 
Berneburg  John,  huckster,  9  Arch 
Bernece  Anthony,  tailor,  147  n  Bond 
Bernei   Seligman,  clothier,  74  and   76  Centre 

Market  Space,  dw  129  e  Baltimore 
Berneir  Nicholas,  tailor,  7  Choptank 
Berner  Gotlieb,  tanner,  57  Buren 
Berney  Bernhart,  shoe  store,  24  w  Pratt,  dw 

18  Centre  Market  Space 
Berney  Philip,  clerk,  18  Centre  Market  Space 
Berney  Saml.  shoemaker,  18  Centre  Market  sp 
Bernhard  Conrad,  laborer,  317  s  Charles 
Bernhard  John  L.  shoemaker,  51  Chesnut  al 
Bernhard  Joseph,  capmaker,  208  w  Pratt 
Bernhart  August,  tailor,  246  Hanover 
Bernhart  Charles,  moulder,  609  w  Pratt 
Bernt  Charles,  tobacconist,  138  Aisquith 
Berntheusel  Wm.  grocery  and  bakery,  89  e 

Lombard 
Berrech  Jos.  furniture,  65  Washing-ton,  F.  H. 
Berrenger  John,  shoemaker,  169  King 
BERRY  ALBERT  W.  treasurer  Md.  Soap 

Stone  Co.  62  n  Gilmor 
Berry  Benj.  D.  brickmaker,  113  s  Wolfe 
Berry  Benjamin  W.  grocer,  65  Camden 
Berry  Charles  A.  ship  broker,  62  s  Gay,  dw 

197  Ross 
Berry  Catherine,  9  Chase 
Berry  Christian,  cooper,  190  s  Ann 
Berry  Geo.  salesman,  216  Aisquith 
Berry  Geo.  R.  (John  S.  &  Geo.  R.  B.)  160  s 

Sharp 
Berry  Geo.  W.  shoemaker,  284  n   Gay,  dw 

24  Somerset 
Berry   G.    Henry,    (Armstrong   &   B.)    110 

German 
Berry  James,  salesman,  216  Aisquith 
Berry  James,  46  n  Paca 
Berry  James  W.  clerk  B.  &  O.  R.  R.  245   w 

Pratt 
Berry  Jesse  L.  C.  clerk,  108  Lee 
Berry  John,  shoemaker,  35  Penn 
Berry  John  B.  N.  clerk,  26  McCulloh 
Eerry  John  H.  stock  broker,  South,  dw  26 

McCulloh 
Berry  John  S.  Calverton  Mills  nearalmsho'e 
Berry  John  S.  &  George  R.  fire  brick  manuf. 

cor  Sharp  and  Montgomery 
Berry  Jolin  T.  flour,  grain  and  general  com. 

merchants,   Howard  near    Pratt,    dw  294 

Lexington 
Eerry  John  S.  (J.  S.  &  G.  R,  B.)   dw   Balti- 
more co- 
Berry  Joseph,  mariner,  132  Pearl 
Berry  Louis,  carpenter,  8  Essex 
Berry  Mrs.  171  s  Wolfe 
Eerry  N.  E.  tobacco,  produce,  grain  and  com. 

merchant,  over   63  w   Pratt,  dw    204    w 

HofTmati 


Berry  Samuel,  mariner,  21  Pleasant  al 
Berry  Theodore  M.  clerk,  65  Camden 
BERRY  THOS.    W.  attorney  at  law,  82  w 

Fayette,  dw  119  Bolton 
Berry  Wm.  laborer,  9  Chase 
Berry  Wm.  B.  99  Lee 
Berry  Walter  W.com.  merch.  4Lightst.whf 

dw  124  Hanover 
Berry  Wm.  H.  65  Camden 
Berryman  Mrs.  Sarah,  Gilmor  nearLexing'n 
Berryman  Thomas,  laborer,  197  Montgomery 
Berryer  Chas.  W.  coal  heaver,  104  Penn.  av 
Bersch    Christian,  cigar    box    manuf.  210  s 

Howard,  dw  Lanvale  near  Division 
Bersch  Christian,  (Ehrman  &    B.^  cor  Divi- 
sion and  Lanvale 
Bersch  Christian,  butcher, 71  Lexington  markt 

dw  Penn.  av  ext'd 
Bersch  George,  shoemaker,  226  s  Bond 
Bersch  Henry,  sr.  9  Lloyd 
Bersch  Henry,  jr.  (H.  B.  &  Co.)  9  Lloyd 
Ber.sch  H.  jr.  &  Co.  substitute  brokers,  71  w 

Second 
Bersch  Jacob,  shoemaker,  166  s  Bond 
Bersick  Michael,  prov.  store,  s  w  cor  Lom- 
bard and  Poppieton 
Bert  Charles,  restaurant,  308  w  Pratt 
Bert  Peter,  hatter,  298  w  Pratt 
Berthlein  John,  laborer,  Clinton  near  Elliott 
Berthold  John,  tailor,  173  Lexington 
Bertin  Isidore,  baker,  202  s  Bond 
Bertrand  G.  L.  chief  clerk  to  auditor   N.    C. 

R.  25  Courtland 
Bertram  Charles  F.  (John  B.  &  Son.)  214  w 

Pratt 
Bertram  John  &  Son,  shoe  store,  214V  Pratt 
Bertram  John,  (J.  B.  &  Son,;  214  w  Pratt 
Bertram  Wm.  shoemaker,  768  w  Baltimore 
Bertram  Wm.  mutton  butcher,  58  Bel'r  mar. 

dw  Baltimore  co 
Bertram    Wm.   butcher,  102  Centre   market, 

dw  Penn.  av  near  Northern  av 
Bertran  John  I.  tinner,  297  e  Eager 
Berwanger  Abraham,  shoemaker,  92  Low 
Besch  John,  laborer,  5  China 
Best  John,  carpenter,  41  Haubert 
Beste  Haman,  baker,  46  Gough 
Beston  J.  Rollins,  gen.  bookkeeper  N.  C.  R. 

166  n  High 
Bestor  John  R.  bookkeeper,  166  n  High 
Bethanscheger  John,  tailor,  215  e  Pratt 
Betor  W.  shoemaker,  269  s  Broadway 
Bethon  George,  tailor,  301  n  Central  av 
Betsen  John,  tailor,  62  s  Register 
Betschler  Martin,  shoemaker,  244  s  Charles 
Bettner  F.  laborer,  214  s  Chapel 
Better  Christian,  grocery,  175  Gough 
Betton  Alfred  J.  shoemaker,  78  Warren 
Betton  James,  moulder,  148  L.  Green 
Betton  Mrs.  74  s  Eden 

Betton  T.   W.  gents'  fum.  store,  8  e  Balti- 
more 
Betton  Thos.  W.   shirt  manuf.   over  259  w 

Balto.  dw  8  e  Baltimore 
Betts  Alexander  P.  sailmaker,  133  s  Ann 
Betts  Charles  M.  clerk,  248  n  Eutaw 
Betts  Mary  S.  55  Walsh 
Betts  Robert,  bookkeeper,  37  Jackson 
Betts  Robert  Oliver,  saddler,  43  n  Central  av 
Betsch  John,  carter,  Aliceanna  near  Cannon 
Betz  August,  moulder,  51  s  Oregon 
Betz  Conrad,  stevedore,  179  Eastern  av 
Betz  Christopher,  clerk,  7  Pearl 


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Betz  Eliza,  shirt  store,  245  Canton  av 

Betz  Gustavus,  coach  maker,  262  n  Central  av 

Betz  George,  second-hand  goods,  134  s  Chapel 

Betz  John,  milkman,  224  s  Paca 

Betz  John,  laborer,  139  s  Exeter 

Betz  John,  cabinet  maker,  191  s  Register 

Betz  John,  tailor,  17  Hampstead 

Betz  Jacob,  carpenter,  191  s  Register 

Betz  Louis,  tailor,  261  e  Lombard 

Betzinger  George,  nail  maker,  113  Lancaster 

Betzinger  George,  27  Rock 

Betzold  Andrew,  laborer,  rear  of  56  Cross 

Eeumshla  Fred.  H.  tailor,  284  s  Charles 

Beurrier  Jules,  76  Mulberry 

Beurrier  Louis,  bleacher,  76  Mulberry 

Beucke  Charles  L.  628  Lexington 

Beucke  Mrs.  Elizabeth  A.  628  Lexington 

Beucke  John  H.  628  Lexington 

Bevan  Chas.  F.  (13.  &  Son,)  cor  Garden  and 

Lanvale 
Bevan  Charles,  clerk,  230  n  Howard 
Bevan  Geo.  F.  clerk  in  Mechanics'  Bank,  100 

s  Paca 
Bevan  George,  clerk,  100  s  Paca 
Bevan  John  S.  clerk,  818  w  Baltimore 
Bevan  Mrs.  Mary  Eliza,  147  w  Biddle 
Bevan  Samuel,  (S.  B.  &  Co.  )  120  Park 
BEVAN  SAMUEL  &  CO.  import,  and  job. 
in  English,  French  and  German  dry  goods, 
279  w  Baltimore 
BEVAN    &    SONS,    marble    workers,    140 

Saratoga 
Bevan  Thomas,  copper  smelter,  12  Cuba 
Bevan  Thoa.  H.  copper  smelter,  13  Cuba 
Bevan  Thos.  W.  (B.,  Phillips  &  Co.)  220  n 

Ho\^ard 
Bevan  Wm.  J.  stone  cutter,  131  Peirce 
Bevan  Wm.  F.  (B.  &  Sons,)    Lanvale  w  of 

Bolton 
Bevan  William,  copper  smelter,  Clinton  s  of 

Boston 
Bevans  David,  blacksmith,  Clinton,  s  of  Bos- 
ton, Canton 
Bevans  Henry,  police,  190  e  Eager 
Bevans  Mrs.  John  T.  117  n  Paca 
BEVANS,  PHILLIPS  &   CO.  com.   merch. 

14  Bowly's  wharf 
Bevans  Reuben  A.   L.  (Martin   &  B.^  281  e 

Baltimore 
Bevans  William,  tinner,  147  n  Eden 
Bevans  Wm.  H.  police,  86 e Madison 
Beveridge  John,  saddler,  279  w  Pratt 
Eeverungen  Louis   batcher,  320  Aliceanna 
Bever  Andrew,  wood  sawyer,  37  James  al 
Beyer  Catharine  E.  grocery,  56  e  Lombard 
Beyer  Frederick,  tailor,  15  n  Central  av 
Beyer  Frederick  A.  musician,  56  e  Lombard 
Beyer  John,  shoemaker,  156  s  Eden 
Beyer  Louis,  cabinet  maker,  12  e  Pratt 
Beynor  William,  cor  Clinton  and  Boston 
Beyvig  Frederick,  shoemaker,  513  Canton  av 
Eeywood  Robert,  pedler,  over  76  Centre  Mar- 
ket space 
Bezeck  John  L.  salesman,  377  Penn.  av 
Bezrel  Christian,  cabinet  maker,  273  n  Dallas 
Beziat  Francis  C.  finisher,  92  s  Carey 
Beziat  Mrs.  John,  tobacco,  656  w  Baltimore 
Beziat  John  M.  cigar  maker,  656  w  Baltimore 
Bebalhauser  John,  pedler,  31  Rock 
Efetsch  John,  shoemaker,  303  n  Howard 
Eiaster  Charles,  tailor,  5  Wyeth 
Biat  Henry,  drayman,  431  w  Baltimore 
Bibelheimer  Frank,  tinner,  31  Rock 


Bialla  Moretz,   French  millinery,  47  n  How 

ard 
Bibb  Benton  C.  (B.  &  Co.)  179  w  Hoffman 
BIBB  &  CO.  Baltimore   stove  warehouse,  39 

Light 
Bible  House,  75  w  Fayette 
Bice  Abraham,  car  driver,  819  w  Baltimore 
Bicham  John  L.  clerk,  339  w  Fayette 
Bichy  Hermann,  tailor,  13  n  Liberty 
Bickell  Joseph,  laborer,  3  Spruce  al 
BICKERTON   JOSEPH  &   CO.,  importers 
and  manuf.    of  cloaks,  mantillas,  shawls, 
&c.  183  w  Baltimore,  dw  Decker  av   near 
Northern  av 
Bickerton  M.  A.  tailoress,  49  Fawn 
Bickley  Samuel,  shoemaker,  15  e  Lombard 
Bidderman  John,  porter,  154  s  Bond 
Bickford  &  Hoffman,  manuf.  agricul.  imple- 
ments, 90  and  92  s   Charles 
Biddeson  Catharine,  140  Vine 
Biddeson  James  A.  plasterer,  211  Orleans 
Biddle  Joseph  H.  fisherman,  4  Gough 
Biddle  Samuel  R.  186  McHenry 
Biddle  Charles,  blacksmith,  360  Canton  av 
Bidlingmeyer  Jno.  coachmaker,323  e  Madison 
Biddleman  Edward,  police,  191  n  Eden 
Biddle  Street  Presbyterian  Church,  s   w   cor 

Biddle  and  Madison 
Bidroff  Wolfgang,  copper  smelter,  58   Essex 
Biden  Edward,  huckster,  37  s  Calhoun 
Biebl   Jos.  M.  restaurant,  24  Centre  Market 

space 
Biechy  John,  baker,  308  w  Pratt 
Biedebaugh  Jno.  shoemaker,  145  Welcome  al 
Bieger  Michael,  shoemaker,  34  n  Liberty 
Biel  Christian,  laborer,  214  Canton  av 
Bielestein    Henry,    piano  forte    maker,  167 

William 
Bielefeld    Cathnrine,    confectionery,    110     s 

Howard 
Bien  Catharine,  shoes,  245  Penna.  av 
Bien  Henry,  tailor,  492  Penn.  av 
Bien  John,  tailor,  492  Penn.  av 
Biermuller  Edward,  milk,  757  Light 
Bierman  Henry,  shoemaker,  242  w  Pratt 
Bierbower  Francis,  box   maker,  146   Mont- 
gomery 
Bierbower  Lemuel,  box    maker,  146    Mont- 
gomery 
Bier  Mrs.  Jane  A.  261  e  Baltimore  • 

Bieuer  George,  shoemaker,  1   L.  McEIderry 
Biede  Adolphus,  apothecary  and  chemist,  218 

s  Broadway 
Bierman  August,  laborer,  220  Lexington 
Bierman  Hironimus,  cigars,  52  e  Pratt 
Bierly  Geo.  W.  engineer,  30  s  Schroeder 
Biex  John,  cooper,  81  Ramsay 
Bigelow  George,  carpenter,  117  Low 
Bigerman  John,  porter,  154  s  Bond 
BIGGAR  JOHN  &  CO.  importers  of  wines 

and  liquors,  2  Exchange  pi 
Biggar  John,  (J.  B.  &  Co.)  202  n  Howard 
Biggins  Wm.  H.  boot  maker,  182  n  Gay 
Biggers  Alfred  L.  collector,  265  w  Biddle 
Bigger  Adam,  19  s  Washington,  F.  P. 
Biggetstorf  Susan,  seamstress,  55  Tyson 
Biggs  John  A.  butcher,  179  e  Fayette 
Biggs  James,  butcher,  150  French 
Biggs  Joseph,  watchman,  90  n  Eden 
Bigham  M.    M.  com.   merch.  flour,  &c.  nw 

cor  Franklin  and  Eutaw,  dw  180  Preston 
Bigham  Mrs.  Elizabeth,  .339  w  Fayette 
Bigham  Mrs,  Maria,  180  Preston 


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Bigham  Wm.  clerk,  24  Warner 
Bingel  John,  laborer,  237  Barre 
Bingham  John,  dry  goods,  52  Jefferson 
Bingham  John  L.  clerk,  339  w  Fayette 
Bilger  Wm.  laborer,  1  Mount 
Biliin  William   G.  watches   and  jewelry,  cor 
Grant  aud  Baltimore,  dw  Barnum's   Hotel 
Billings  Edwin  E.  porter,  114  Burgundy  al 
Billings  John,  potter,  21  n  Caroline     • 
Billingsley  Thomas,  clerk  tobacco  warehouse, 

dw  114  s  Paca 
Billingsley  Thos.  A.  com.  march.  69  s  Charles 

dw  Hanover  near  Lombard 
Billingsley  Wm.    H.   medical  student,  92  n 

Paca 
Billington  S.  Gover,  clerk,  134  Mullikin 
Billington  James  T.  soldier,  134  Mullikin 
Billington  John  J.  soldier,  134  Mullikin 
Billington     William    L.     post  office,   77     n 

Broadway 
Billman  Geo.  provision  store,  1  s  Poppleton 
Billman  George,  wagoner,  167  William 
Billman  John,  woodsawyer,  334  Franklin 
Billman  Michael,  shoemaker,  83  n  Pine 
Billmeyer  Joseph,  shoe   store,  142  w  Pratt, 

dw  Fayeite  near  High 
Billmire  Geo.  A.  police,  12  e  Lombard 
Billups  Alfred  M.  currier,  393  w  Fayette 
Billups  Benj.  F.  salesman,  393  w  Fayette 
Billups  John  W.  sailmaker,  119  William 
Billups  Joseph  R.  shoe  cutter,  393  w  Fayette 
Billups  Louisa,  228  w  Pratt 
Billups  Lucy,  101  Aisquith 
Bilta  Theodore,  shoemaker,  17  Callendar 
Bilson  Andrew  J.  plasterer,  94  Preston 
Bilson  Henry,  machinist,  469  w  Lombard 
Bilson  Samuel,  plasterer,  154  n  Howard,  dw 

Fayette  near  Arch 
Binding  George,  cooper,  326  s  Sharp 
Binding  Henry,  cooper,  251  s  Ann 
Binder  Frederick,  tailor,  42  Holiday 
Binder  Lewis,  surgical  instrument  maker,  19 

Chatsworth 
Binder  Mary,  grocery,  19  Chatsworth 
Binan  John  M.  lager  beer  saloon,  260  e  Eager 
Bines  Francis,  moulder,  117  Hamburg 
Bines  John,  laborer,  117  Hamburg 
Bines  Martin,  hatter,  117  Hamburg 
Bines  Wm.  H.  conductor,  117  Hamburg 
Binge  Fredk.  tailor,  6  Maiden  la 
Bingham  Benj.  T.  carpenter,  291  Franklin 
Bingham  Robert,  stone  cutter,  55  w  Centre 
Binnie  James,  driver,  172  e  Pratt 
Binnie  Pcobert,  gardener,  172  e  Pratt 
Binney  Major  Amos,U.  S.  A.  25  w  Madison 
Einnis  John,  laborer,  9  Rose 
Binnix  John  H.  harness  maker,  169  e  Madison 
Binnix  Lewis,  machinist,  98  Preston 
Binnix  Nathan,  pattern  mak.  cor  Brune  and 

George 
Binnonnitz  Louis,  soldier,  349  s  Bond 
Einswanger  Emanuel,  dry  goods,  736  w  Bal- 
timore 
Bines  Robert,  clerk   auditor's  office,  B.  &  O. 

R.  Co.  81  s  Paca 
Binterwald  August,  shoemaker,  19  Pearl 
Einterwald  Louis,  scourer  and   dyer,  211  w 

Fayette 
Binthewaldt  Henry,  laborer,  253  West 
Binkley  Herman,  tailor,  183  c  Pratt 
Einyon&Audoun,  house  carpenters,  137sAnn 
Binyon  Thomas,  carpenter,  130  Bank 
Binyon  Thos.  W.  nightman,  302  Canton  av 


Binyon  Wm.  H.  H.  carpenter,  130  Bank 

Binyon  Wm.  (B.  &  Audoun,)  130  Bank 

Birau  Frederick,  cooper,  367  Light 

Birch  Charles,  second  hand  wares,  198  East 

Birch  Charles,  clerk,  141  n  Paca 

Birch  Wm.  R.  clerk,  141  n  Paca 

Birch  Mrs.  Wm.  S.  141  n  Paca 

Birckhead  Mrs.  C.  A.  48  n  Charles 

Birckhead  Christopher,  tailor,  Granby  near 

Exeter 
Birckhead  James,  Jr.  over  30  South,  dw  87 

Park 
Birckhead  John  W.  police,  409  n  Gay 
Birckhead  Lennox,  48  n  Charles 
Birckhoff  Anthony ,  tobacconist,  132  s  Howard 
Bird  Charles  D.  harness  maker,  308  Aisquith 
Bird  George  H.  (Wyman,  B.  &  Co.)  234  n 

Eutaw 
Bird  E.  Carrere,  tobacconist,  28  w  Pratt,  dw 

23  Jackson 
Bird  J.   Edward,   agent  for  the  sale  of  dry 

goods,  213  w  Baltimore,  dw  Hoffman  bet. 

Lanvale  and  Townsend 
Bird  Stephen  L.  &  Co.  dry  goods,  57  n  How- 
ard 
Bird  Stephen   L.   (S.  L.    B.   &   Co.)   345  n 

Eutaw 
Bird  Mrs.  243  e  Chase 
Birdsall  Samuel,  paver,  42  Orleans 
Birkens  Rachel  A.  s  w  cor  Baltimore  and  Ann 
Birkenwald  Solomon,  shoemaker,  60  Thames 
Birkett  Mrs.  Mary,  420  w  Lombard 
Birkey  Edward  H.  229  Ross 
Birkey  Thomas  H.  229  Ross 
Birkey  Thomas,  229  Ross 
Birkmeyer  John  F.  confectioner,  112  franklin 
Birkholtz  Charles,  piano  maker,  4  Pearl 
Birmingham  Andrew,  carp'ter,  196  n  Caroline 
Birmingham  Daniel,  laborer,  185  s  Castle  al 
Birmingham  James,  laborer,  17  Guilford  al 
Birmingham  James  E.  plasterer,  347  Cross 
Birmingham  Thomas,  painter,  45  Ross 
Birmingham  Wesley,  pat.  mak.  42  Milliman 
Birthistle  Patrick,  carter,  100  Granby 
Bischoff  Adam,  laborer,  238  s  Durham 
Bischoff  C.  F.  tobacconist,  118  Barre 
Bischoff  Christopher,  furniture,  229  s  Charles 
Biscoe  Wm.  M.  ship  joiner,  296  Eastern  av 
Bishop  Catharine,  grocery,  388  Cross 
Bishop  David,  337  e  Pratt 
Bishop  Elizabeth.  514  Lexington 
Bishop  Edward,  farmer,  206  Harford  av 
Bishop  Francis,  shoemaker,  329  e  Lombard 
Bishop  George,  15  Stirling 
Bishop  Geo.  W.  cigar  maker,  255  e  Lombard 
Bishop  Geo.  C.  saddletree  mak. 94  n  Caroline 
Bishop  Godfrey,  coppersmith,  388  Cross 
BISHOP  REV.  HENRY,  183  e  Monument 
Bishop   Mrs.  Harriet  A.    seamstress,    144  s 

Eutaw 
Bishop  James  P.  at  custom  house,  250  HolHns 
Bishop  James,  watchman,  179  Hollins 
Bishop  John,  ship  carpenter,  246  Eastern  av 
Bishop  John  T.  stone  mason,  173  McCulloh 
Bishop  John,  cooper,  45  e  Monument 
Bishop  John  H.  lightning  rod  agt.  95  Ensor 
Bishop  John  L.  carpenter,  109  Vine 
Bishop  Rev.  J.  P.,  Scott3  doors  from  St.  Peter 

Bishop ,  bacon  dealer,  270  e  Monument 

Bishop  Leonard,  laborer,  542  w  Pratt 
Bishop  Mrs.  Mary  A.  94  n  Caroline 
Bishop  Mrs.  Mary  Ann,  104  n  Caroline 
Bishop  Nathaniel,  carpenter,  24  n  Bond 


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Bishop  Patrick,  laborer,  164  McHenry 

Bishop  Rev.  Philip,  146  Scott 

Bishop  Richard,  coach  manuf.  93  w  Fayette, 

dw  Bait.  Co. 
Bishop  Robert,  bricklayer,  450  w  Fayette 
Bishop  Taylor,  lig^htning  rod  agent,  95  Ensor 
Bishop  Mrs.  T.  F.  dressmaker,  81  Chew 
Bishop  T.  B.  veterinary  surgeon,  157  Park 
Bishop  William,  rigger,  136  s  Wolfe 
Bishop  William,  jr.  260  e  Madison 
Bishop  William  H.  clerk,  185  e  Monument 
Bisser  Jacob,  laborer,  60  Johnson 
Bissett  Thomas,  jr.  stone  cutter,  53  McHenry 
Bissing  W.  F.  watchmaker,  96  w  Baltimore, 

dw  40  Holiday 
Bisson  William,  mate,  128  s  Chester 
Bistler  Dr.  James  H.  8  n  Greene 
Bitmyer  John,  soldier,  e  Monument 

Bitzler ,  2d  hand  furn.  431  w  Baltimore 

Biitain  John,  butter  dealer,  594  Penna.  av 
Bittel  Banoratz,  laborer,  59  Elliott,  Canton 
Bitter  Christian,  grocery,  s  e  cor  Wolfe  and 

Gough 
Bitter  U.  lithographer,  105  Hanover 
Bitter  Ferdinand,  brewer,  51  Leadenhall 
Bitter  Henry,  piano  maker,  218  Barre 
Bitter  John,  teamster,  194  Stirling 
Bitter  John  G.  laborer,  194  Stirling 
Bitter  Lewis,  tavern,  5  w  Pratt 
Bittiger  William,  ostler,  198  w  Fayette 
Bittinger  Elizabeth,  confectionery,  7  Penna.  av 
Bittinger  John  D.  shoemaker,  7  Penna.  av 
Bittfrau  Krom,201  Aliceanna 
Bittner  George,  tailor,  25  s  Washington,  F.  P. 
Bittner  George,  porter,  40  s  Bond 
Bittorff  Christian,  tailor,  9  Constitution 
Bitz  John,  porter,  52  s  Charles 
Bitzel  William,  currier,  73  e  Monument 
Bivans  James,  furn.  wagon,  121  n  Paca 
Bix  Louis,  clerk,  122  n  Howard 
Bixler  Andrew,  potter,  Stockholm  near  Eutaw 
Bixler  Louis  A.  tobacconist,  102  n  Howard 
Bixler  Wm.  T.  clerk,  602  w  Lombard 
Bixler  Wm.  H.  H.  clerk,  127  s  Sharp 
Bizonard  Elizabeth,  112  Mulberry 
Black  Benj.  T.  (B.  F.  Andrews  &  Co.)  33  Mc- 
Henry 
Black  Calvin,  467  w  Fayette 
Black  D.  H.  trunk  maker,  96  Aisquith 
Black  Geo.  saddler,  McEldcrry  near  Caroline 
Black  Geo.  flour  and  feed,  376  Light 
Black  Gilbert,  laborer,  140  s  Castle  al 
Black  Hannah,  296  Lexington 
Black  Mrs.  Hannah,  33  McHenry 
Black  Mrs.  Isabella  L.  24  s  Ann 
Black  James  H.  engineer,  116  s  Bond 
Black  JdmesF.  messenger  Adams'  Express,  8 

Emory 
Black  John,  hardware  dealer,  160  n  Gay 
Black  John,  270  Mulberry 
Black  John  R.  carpenter,  18  Marion,  dw  622 

Lexington 
Black  John,  cooper,  187  Bank 
Black  John  (W.  J.  Rieman  &  Co.)  296  Lex- 
ington 
Black  Lewis  W.  painter,  over  276  w  Balti- 
more, dw  118  w  Biddle 
Black  Lilly  H.  22  George 
Black  Margaret,  seamstress,  11  New  Church 
Black  Robert,  carver,  65  Frederick 
Black  Samuel,  tobacconist,  188  w  Pratt,  dw 

Baltimore  co. 
Black  Susan,  washerwoman,  67  Preston 


Black  &  Sapp,  block  and  pump  makers,  115 

Smith's  whf 
Black  Wm.  D.  gunsmith,  1.86  Aliceanna 
Black  Wm.  R.  carpenter,  77  Pearl 
Blackburn  &  Bro.  flour,  gro.  and  com.  mer- 
chants, n  e  cor  Franklin  and  Eutaw 
Blackburn  Cyrus,  (B.  &Bro.)  132  n  Eutaw 
Blackburn  Edwin,  (B.  &  Bro.)  132  n  Eutaw 
Blackburn  John  C.  attorney,  278  Saratoga 
Blackburh  James  W.  clerk,  392  Franklin 
Blackburn  Samuel,  tinner,  80  Richmond 
Blackerby  Capt.  Thos.  mariner,  36  Cross 
Blacke  Caroline,  lager  beer,  242  Canton  av 
Blackiston  Albert  C.  clerk,  138  s  Sharp 
Blackiston  &  Green,  cabinet  makers,  562  w 

Baltimore 
BlackisK)n  John  B.  (B.  &  Green,)  98  Hollins 
Blackiston  Wm.  C.  lumber  inspector,  s  w  cor 

Concord  and  Bowly,  dw  138  s  Sharp 
Blacklar  Alexander  C.  clerk,  118  n  Broadway 
Blackley  Chas.  provis.  64  s  Caroline,  dw86 
Blackesell  Mrs.  Elizabeth  S.  20  Penn 
Blackway  Wm.  miller,  Covington  near  Ham- 
burg 

Blades ,  mail  agent,  285  e  Baltimore 

Blades  Frances,  16  Church 
Blades  John  L.  livery  stables,  114  s  Wash- 
ington, F.  P.  dw  95  s  Ann 
Blades  Nancy,  Cross  w  of  Leadenhall 
Blades  Samuel,  chairmaker,  157  n  Exeter 
Blades  Thos.  W.  clerk,  P.  0.  207  Aisquith 
Blair  Mrs.  Anna,  grocery,  228  Mulberry 
Blair  Charles  E.  bookkeeper,  20  n  Exeter 
Blair  Henry,  teacher,  Gilmor,   n  of  Franklin 
Blair  Henry  H.  deputy  clerk  Superior  Ct.  28 

s  Calhoun 
Blair  James  A.  clerk,  143-^  s  Calvert 
Blair  John,  tailor,  93  n  Schroeder 
Blake  Mrs.  Amelia,  330  Mulberry 
Blake  Chas.  W.  clerk,  Mt.  Washington 
BLAKE  CHARLES,  dealer  in  watches,  &c. 

217  w  Baltimore,  dw  Mt,  Washington 
Blake  Caroline,  242  Canton  av 
Blake  Catharine,  grocery,  151  York 
Blake  George  A.  carpenter,  144  s  Bond 
Blake  George,  laborer,  151  York 
Blake  Joel   N.    machinist  and   founder,   s  e 
cor  Franklin  and  North,  dw  245  n  Howard 
Blake  George  E.  clerk,  245  n  Howard 
Blake  John,  restaurant,  1  North 
Blake  Jno.  W.  coll.  water  rents,  111  s  Sharp 
Blake  John,  carpet  weaver,  47  Tyson 
Blake  John  R.  bricklayer,  112  n  Caroline 
Blake  Mary  A.  dressmaker,  47  Tyson 
Blake  Margaret,  330  Mulberry 
Blake  Margaret,  6  Albert  al 
Blake  Martin,  grocer,  59  East 
Blake  Richard,  hatter,  Exeter  bet.  Low  and 

Fayette 
Blake  Sarah,  38  Josephine 
Blake  Samuel  F.  carpenter,  1  Ogston 
Blake  Wm.  soldier,  6  Donnell  near  Clinton 
Blakely  Mrs.  Elizabeth,  Harrison  near  Gor- 

such  av.  Homestead 
Blakeney  Celestine,  dressmaker,  144  Aisquith 
Blakeney  Wm.  H.  coach  painter,  236  n  Bond 
Blakeney  Wm.  carpenter,  102  Ensor 
Blakey  Mrs.  Emma,  340  Saratoga 
Blakey  Wm.  malster,  340  Saratoga 
Blakney  Wm.  coachmaker,  50  German,  dw 

336  n  Bond 
Blaylock  Richard,  197  n  Eutaw 
Blamire  John  E.  mariner,  199  s  Bond 


jr.   HESTRY  GISISB,   Commission  Merchant,   for   the   sale   of  Flour,  Grain^  Seeds,  &c. 
Roseudal*  Cement  and  Calcined  Planter  oonatantly  on  hand,  »1  Spear's  WharCi 


BLA 


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BLU 


Blanch  James  C.  potter,  92  n  Bond 
Blanch  James  T.  carpenter,  199  e  Lombard 
Blanch  Jeremiah,  restaurant,  679  w  Baltimore 
Blanchard  D.  H.  clerk,  104  McCuUoh 
BLANCHARD  E.  WYATT,  attorney,   38 

St.  Paul,  dw  81  Cathedral 
Blanchard  H.  C,   architect,   s  w  cor  Charles 

and  Fayette,  dw  104  McCulloh 
Blanchard  Jas.  A.  J.  rigger,  111  Cross 
Blanchard  Thos.  H.  confectioner,  34  n  Cen- 
tral av 
BLANCK  JOHN,  Columbia   house,  471  w 

Baltimore 
Blandy  Dr.  Alfred  A.  dentist,  83  Centre 
Blaney  Chas.  E.  bricklayer,  235  Saratoga 
Blaney   Charles  E.  (W.  H.  B.  &  Sons)  cor 

Pine  and  Sarah  Ann 
Blaney  Geo.  stone  cutter,  163  Greenmount  av 
Blaney  Jas.  M.  bricklay.  163  Greenmount  av 
Blaney  James  W.  bricklayer,  20  s  Fremont 
Blaney  James  W.  police,  20  s  Fremont 
Blaney  James  J.  soldier,  20  s  Fremont 
Blaney  Jane,  grocery,  163  Greenmount  av 
Blaney  John  T.  bricklayer,  185  Rab0rg 
Blaney  John  T.  carp.  161  Greenmount  av 
Blaney  Sarah,  huckstress,266  Greenmount  av 
Blaney  Wm.  H.  soldier,  20  s  Fremont 
Blaney  Wm.  H.  B.  &  Sons,  bricklayers,  20  s 

Fremont 
Elandford  Elizabeth  A.  254  e  Fayette 
Blankenburg  Chas.  76  MuUikin 
Blankenhorn  Peter,  soldier,  156  G.  Hughes 
Blankford  Jacob,  furn.  wagoner,  140  n  Caro- 
line 
Blankinship  Daniel  D.  engineer,  3  William- 
son al 
Blass  John,  laborer,  29  James  al 
Blass  Wm.  clerk,  163  w.  Lombard 
Blash  Samuel  G.  sailmaker,  106  s  Chapel 
Blatter  Charles,  laborer,  17  Hall  al 
Blattau  Margaret,  24  n  Ann 
Blaufuss  Wm.  L.  tailor,  267  Franklin 
Blaumberg  Herman,  cabinet  mak.  19  s  Spring 
Blauvelt  Wm.  S.  tin  can  maker,  71  n  Amity 
Blaw  Joshua  M.  salesman,  n  w  cor  Fremont 

and  Hollins 
Bleicher  A.  Lewis,  shoemaker,  17  Baker 
Bleinberger  Adam,  boot  fitter,  100  Walker  ct 
Bledzer  Philip,  shoemaker,  201  s  Bond 
Blessiijg  Daniel,  carpenter,  47  n  High 
Blessing  Daniel,  carpenter,  n  w  cor  Eden  and 

Hampstead 
Blessing  Mrs.  Mary,  confectionery,  n  w  cor 

Eden  and  Hampstead 
Blessinger  Louisa,  Gough  cor  Central  av 
Blessing  John  F.  laborer,  28  sL.  McElderry 
Blessing  John,  tobacconist,  241  n  Gay 
Blesson  John,  158  n  Dallas 
Bletzer  Philip,  shoemaker,  201  s  Bond 
Bley  Rudolph,  clothier,  512  Lexington 
Biick  Thomas  H.  mercantile  agent,  over  36  w 

Second,  dw  29  s  Broadway 
Blight  Robert,  laborer,  32  Milliman 
Blightman  Wm.  P.  grocery,  cor  Eastern  av 

and  Chester 
Blimline  Andrew,  boiler  maker,  426  w  Pratt 
Blimline   Henry,   shirts,    drawers,  &c.,  134 

Penna  av 
Blimline  Henry,  shirts,  drawers,  &c.,over  2 

n  Liberty,  dw  5  Park 
Blinsinger  George  F.  carpenter,  145  Ross 
Blinsinger  George  M.  carpenter,  145  Ross 
Blinsinger  Wm.  M.  carpenter,  145  Ross 


Bliss  Lieut.  Col.  Alexander,  Q.  M.  U.  S.  A. 

Head  Quarters,  dw  Eutaw  House 
Blissard  C.  H.  police,  18  Rock 
Blissard  John  L.  copper  refiner,  124  William 
Blitt  Maximillian  S.  butcher,   70    Centre,  10 
Lexington,  and  62  Hanover  markets,  dw 
•Penna  av  near  tollgate 

Blithe teacher,, 111  n  Caroline 

Blocher  Wm.  L.  clerk,  29  n  Republican 
Block  Andrew,  blacksmith.  111  Saratoga 
Block  Augustus,  imp.  and  com.  merchant,  96 

w  Lombard,  dw  Bait,  county 
Block  Edward,  wines,   liquors,  foreign   pro- 
duce, corks,  &c.  114  w  Lombard,  dw   253 
Block  Finley,  engraver,  99  Orleans 
Block  Henry,  iron  finisher,  48  Aliceanna 
Block  Harriet,  90  Orleans 
Block  John,  (Thomsen  &  B.)  142  n  Charles 
Block  Julia,  4  n  Schroeder 
Block  Lewis,  wagoner,  58  McElderry 
Block  Louis,  cigar  maker,  88  York 
Block  Simon,  furniture   and   clothing  dealer, 

254  s  Bond 
Block  Wm.  laborer,  rear  218  s  Caroline 
Blocker  Daniel,  Q.  M.  dept.  350  Lombard 
Blofut  Wm.  laborer.  Falls  road,  near  North- 
ern av 
Blomacear  Christian,  smith,  222  s  Wolfe 
Blomeier    Ennis,    boot    and    shoemaker,  32 

President 
Blome  &  Jacobi,  candies   and    fruits,  445  w 

Baltimore 
Blome  George,  (B.  &  Jacobi)  445  w  Baltimore 
Blome  John,  tavern,  26  w  Lombard 
Blondheim  Hart,  tailor,  105  n  Howard 
Blood  Wm.  H.  cardriver,  968  w  Baltimore 
Bloodsworth  Jacob,  mariner,  189  Hanover 
Bloom  Catharine,  Point  lane  near  Harford  av 
Bloom  George,  tailor,  23  n  Dallas 
Bloom  Joseph,  glazier,  185  n  Central  av 
Bloomer  John  W.  jr.,  clerk,  97  Aisquith 
Bloomer  Wm.  E.  sutler,  97  Aisquith 
Blotkamp  Wm.  carriages  for  hire,  260  e  Lom- 
bard 
Blowdell  Malachi,  conductor  City  Pass.  R. 

R.  80  Ross 
Blucher  Joseph,  laborer,  18  s  Amity 
Bloxam  Mrs.  Mary,  variety,  308  s  Eutaw 
Bloxam  Wm.  engineer,  308  s  Eutaw 
BLOXHAM  JOHN,   variety   and   hardware 

dealer,  56  Harrison,  dw  127  n  High 
Bluck  Peter,  laborer,  19  Albemarle 
Bluit  Ellen,  dressmaker,  127  w  Madison 
Bluit  Mary,  dressnr.aker,  127  w  Madison 
Blum  Mrs.  Barbara,  103  s  Bond 
Blum  Charles,  soldier,  3  Jew  al 
Blum  Catharine,  midwife,  223  Canton  a-^ 
Blum  Daniel,  second-hand  store,  76  Harrison 
Blum  Frederick,  tanner,  86  n  Central  av 
Blum  F.  F   barber,  395  n  Gay 
Blum  George,  restaurant,  313  n  Howard 
Blum  George,  barber,  96  Richmond 
Blum  Gotlieb,  laborer,  91  s  Chapel 
Blum  Isaac,  second-hand  dealer,  193  Lombard 
Blum  Isaac,  second-hand  clothier,  228  s  Caro- 
line 
Bllim  Jacob,  shoemaker,  3  Jew  al 
Blum  Jacob,  shoemaker,  192  Hollins 
Blum  John  L.  tailor,  75  Hanover 
Blum  Solomon,  (Hess,  B.  &  Co.)  271  w  Bait. 
Blum  Wm.  watchmaker,  529  w  Baltimore 
Blume  Albert,  clerk,  9  s  Gay 
Blume  Benjamin,  cigar  maker,  228  e  Lombard 


WM.  P.  AVEBB,  Marine,  l^ire  and  Life  Insurance  Agent  and  Broker.    Agent  "Mntual 
Benefit  lilfe  Insurance  Co.,  Nevrork,  N.  J.,"  89  Second  Street. 


BLU 


47 


BOH 


Blumauer,  boots,    shoes   and    clothing, 

235   s  Charles 
Blumendauer  Adam,  shoemaker,   239  Mont- 
gomery 
Blumenkalb  Ernest,  milkman,  325  e  Madison 
Biumenthal    Abraham,   second-hand    dealer, 

278  s  Charles 
Biumenthal  Bernard  P.  dry  goods,  156  Lex- 
ington 
Biumenthal  Isaac,  furniture,  129  s  Fremont 
BlumendorfFMary,  29  Fell 
Blumenberg   Maj.  Leopold,  provost   marshal 
3d  district  of  Maryland,  office  26  Holiday, 
dw  52  n  Exeter 
Blumer  Mrs.  Doris,  15  s  Central  av 
BUimlein  Margaret,  50  Central  av 
Blundell  Anthony,  laborer,  152  Dover 
Blundell  Dennis,  103  Garden 
Blundell  Dennis,  laborer,  152  Dover 
Blundell  Teresa,_ confectionery,  67  Mulberry 
Blundell  Wm.  hackman,  67  Mulberry 
Blunt  Nelson,  laborer,  21    Walker 
Blunt  Stephen,  boot  fitter,  475  w  Pratt 
Blye  Mrs.  Bridget,  66  L.  Monument 
Blye  Peter,  laborer,  66  L.  Monument 
Blyman  Wm.  barber,  48  Camden 
Boalt  Edward,  conductor,  185  s  Paca 
lioane  James,  commission  merchant,  261  Ais- 

quilh 
Board  of  Trade,  office  new  Exchange  build- 
ings, George  U.  Porter,  Secretary 
Boaring  Elias  H.  stone  cutter,  302  Franklin 
Boarman  John,  laborer,  103  Walsh 
Boase  Bernhardt,  boiler  maker,  158  Columbia 
Bobart  Charles   C.  sexton,  Bethel  near  East- 
ern av 
Bobart  Thos.  tavern,  242  s  Broadway 
Bobee  Joseph  F.  clerk,  207  Light 
Bobee  James  A.  shipsmitli,  207  Light 
Bobee  John  D.  shipjoiner,  207  Light 
Bobee  Joseph  F.  jr.,  cigar  maker,  207  Light 
Bobeth  Charles,  piano  maker,  246  Booth 
Bobeth  Charles,  (Eggert  &  B.)   641  w  Balti- 
more 
BobUtz  Wm   H.  pumpmaker,  42  Hampstead 
Bocche  Herman,  engineer,  651  Light 
Bochelman  Christian,  machinist,  11  Nicholson 
Bochler  Henrietta,  nurse,  238  Canton  av 
Bochler  Joseph,  clerk,  238  Canton  av 
Bock  Julius,  15  n  Eden 
Bock  Julius,  painter,  322  e  Monument 
Bockel  Charles,  shoemaker,  Frederick   road, 

near  Calverton 
Bockelman  Conrad,  tailor,  125  Barre 
Bockelman  Wm.  upholsterer,  56  e  Pratt 
Bockman  John,  shoemaker,  33  Albemarle 
Bockmiller  Wm.  tanner,  98  Chew 
Bockmiller  Wm.    P.    blacksmith  and   wheel- 
wright, 57  n  High,  dw  37 
Bocksti  John  Wm.  restaurant,  26  Second 
Bocock  John  R.  ensign  U.  S.  N.  216  e  Fay- 
ette 
Bode  Charles,  tailor,  228  e  Madison 
Bode  John, shoemaker,  184  Orleans 
Bode  Louis,  cooper,  295  s  Sharp 
Bode  Doct.  Wm.  druggist,  s  e  cor  Fremont  & 

Columbia 
Bode  Dr.  Wm.  159  w  Lombard 
Bode  Wm.  D.  shoemaker,  2  Haw 
Bodein  John,  umbrella  maker,  73  Mullikin 
Bodenmiller  H.  laborer,  32  Thames 
Boden  Frederick,  tailor,  56  Aliceanna 
Bodun  Wm.  confectioner,  299  e  Monument 


Bodenburg  Charles,  cap  maker,  253  Hanover 
Bodenschatz  John,  tavern,  44  Camden 
Bodensick  Chas.  F.  bookbinder,  393  Franklin 
Bodensick  David,  cabinetmaker,  263  Franklin 
Bodensick  David  A.  printer,  150  n  Fremont 
Bodensick  Geo.  H.  book  binder,  360  Franklin 
Bodensick  Wm.  T,  book  binder,  263  Franklin 
Bodgar  August,  second-hand  dealer,  58  Penna 

avenue 
BODICKER  LOUIS,  ladies'  shoe  store,  43  n 

Gay,  dw  263  Lexington 
Bodine  John,  laborer,  20  Barnes 
Boecher  George,  piano  maker,  329  Mulberry 
Boecker  Henry,  farrier,  282  Aliceanna 
Boehl  Henry,  carpet  weaver,  145  Camden 
Boehm  Dr.  Adolphus,  58  Barre 
Boehm  Constantine,  lager  beer   saloon,  50  s 

Wolfe 
Boehm  Charles T.  (B.,  Rice  &  Co.)  261  Lex- 
ington 
Boehm  Henry,  baker,  9  George 
Boehm  John  W.  blacksmith,  1  n  Bond 
BOEHM,  RICE  &  CO.  wooden  ware,  brushes 
•  brooms,  &c.  32  s  Calvert 
Boehme  Augustus,  grocer,  128  Hanover 
Boehme  Charles  L.  223  n  Eutaw 
Boehmer  J.  Henry,  porter,  125  Camden 
Boehner  Joseph,  cabinet  maker,  46  Lancaster 
Boeker  Henry  F.  W.  tailor,  42  Portland 
Boen  Edward,  butcher,  2  n  Regester 
Boener  Conrad,  brickmaker,  414  s  Charles 
Bochrie  Christian,  cooper,  190  s  Bond 
Boerner  Henry,  (Norris,  Calwell  &  Co.)  99 

s  Sharp 
Boesel  John,  laborer,  426  Canton  av 
Boesser  John,  locksmith,  342  Mulberry 
Boettinger  Peter,  shoemaker,  14  Davis 
Bogan  Mary,  31  Thames 
Bogartus  S.  A.  soldier,  405  w  Lombard 
Bogul  John,  blacksmitli.  Canton  av  near  Ann 
Bogell  Mrs.  Blotour,  911  w  Pratt 
Boger  George,  printer,  37  Albemarle 
Bogert  John,  9  s  Broadway 
Boggs  Ann,  seamstress,  144  n  Eutaw 
BOGGS,  COTTMAN  &  CO.  importers   and 

dealers  in  wines,  liquors,  &c.  and   commis- 
sion merchants,  46  w  Lombard 
BOGGS  &   CO.  agents   Connecticut  Mutual 

and  Charter  Oak  Life  Insurance  Cos.,  12  s 

Gay 
Boggs  A.  L.jr.  commission  merchants,  and 

dealer  in  flour,   grain,  &c.,  141  n  Howard, 

dw  42  Courtland 
Boggs  F.  Henry,  bookkeeper,  42  Courtland 
Boggs  J.  Greer,  bookkeeper,  75  e  Baltimore 
Boggs  Robert  J.  B.  aid  to   Revenue  Custom 

House,  42  Courtland 
Boggs  Wm.  life  insurance,  12  s  Gay,  dw  176 

p  Eutaw 
Boggs  Wm.  A.  (B.,  Cottman  &   Co.)  142  n 

Charles 
Boggs  Wm.  (B.  &  Co.)  176  n  Eutaw 
Boggs  Wm.  clerk,  144  n  Kutaw 
Bogges  Thos.  F.  horse-shoer,  231  e  Madison 
Bogges  Wm.  B.  F.  soldier,  231  e  Madison 
Bogle  James,  ship  carpenter,  131  Thames 
Bogleberg  Augusta,  248  Lexington 
Bogue  Henry,  (Harrington  &  B.)  71  Franklin 
Bogue  James,  groceries  &  liquors,  11  Mercer 
Bogue  Mrs.  Maria,  230  w  Fayette 
Bogue  Robert  H.  clerk,  71  FrankUn 
Bohager  Frances,  grocery,  s  w  cor  Central  av 

and  Bank 


GEO.  S.  PAGB  &  BRO.,  Manufacturers    of  Roof^   and   Roofing   ]}Iaterlals,  111   Smltki's 
Wharf.    C.  HART  SJ»HTH,  Agent. 


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BON 


Bohan  Ellen,  grocery,  34  Rock 

Bohan  James,  gardener,  34  Rock 

Bohanan  Dr.  James  S.  403  Canton  av 

Bohannan  Wilson,  (Gibson  &  B.)  284  e  Monu- 
ment 

Bohlman  Henry,  cigars,  57  Albemarle 

Bohlman  Henry,  porter,  454  Light 

Bohlman  Henry  G.  foundryman,  454  Light 

Bohlman  John,  tobacconist,  415  w  Baltimore 

Bohmer  Wm.  liquors,  19  Water 

Bohn  Mrs.  Elizabeth,  boarding  house,  105  w 
Fayette 

Bohager  Francis,  grocery,  23  Bank,  and 
second-hand  goods,  11  Bank 

Bohne  Mary,  milliner,  60  Park 

Bohne  Herman,  baker,  3  Leadenhall 

Bohnlofink  Johnj  shoemaker,  194  e  Lombard 

Bohrer  Julius  S.,  U.  S.  N.  148  Broadway 

Bohnert  Michael,  shoemaker,  23  St.  James 

Boice  George  M.  trimmings,  Frederick  av 
near  Fulton 

Boisil  Bro.,  St.  Alphonsus,  79  Saratoga 

Boke  John,  laborer,  72  Towson 

Bokee  George  M.  china,  glass  and  queens- 
ware  deal.  41  n  Howard,  dw277  Lexington 

Bokee  Howard,  (Hardester  &  B.)  277  Lex- 
ington 

BOKEE  WILLIAM  F.  china  merchant,  1 
and  3  Harrison,  dw  105  n  Front 

Bokel  JcJm  G.  grocery,  283  e  Eager 

Bokel  M'l-s.  John  H.  shoe  store,  62  Park 

Bokel  Theodore  A.  grocery,  146  Stirling 

Bokerf  Jacob,  cooper,  106  West 

Bokern  John  F.  cabinet  maker,  36  Thames 

Bokeman  Dicrich,  shoemaker,  161  Conway 

Bokman  Augustus  C.  shoemaker,  16  Rock 

BOLENIUS  G.  H.  dealer  in  leaf  tobacco  and 
cigar  manufacturer,  n  w  cor  Charles  and 
Pratt 

Bolan  Edward,  watchman,  26  Hillen 

Bolan  James,  laborer,  35  s  Durham 

Boland  James,  grocer  and  liquors,  168  Canton 
avenue 

Boland  Margaret  E.  dressmaker,  120  Ross 

Boland  Thomas,  laborer,  265  Forrest 

Bolander  Wm.  laborer,  134  Hamburg 

Bolden  Michael,  183  Bank 

Bolden  Robert,  blacksmith,  16  s  Oregon 

Boulden  Wm.  finisher,  135  Hollins 

Bolein  John,  woodsawyer,  209  s  Chapel 

Bolgiano  Joseph  A.  347  n  Gay 

Bolgiano  John  C.  carpenter,  98  Chew 

Bolgiano  John,  shoe  findings,  28  s  Calvert, 
dw  49  Chew 

Bollack  Peter,  tavern,  Clinton  s  of  Boston, 
Canton 

Bolland  August,  engineer,  36  Peach  al 

Boiler  William,  lager  beer,  639  w  Baltimore 

Bollet  Frederick  C.  clerk,  18  s  Exeter 

Bollman  Earnest,  drayman,  217  Conway 

Bollman  Francis,  whitewasher,  144  Aisquith 

Bollman  Frederick,  tailor,  56  Portland 

Bollman  Henry,  porter,  64  Park 

Bollman  John  W.  civil  and  constructing  engi- 
neer, 112  Penna  av 

BOLLMAN  WENDELL,  civil  and  construct- 
ing engineer,  Patapsco  Works,  cor  Clinton, 
dw  112  Penna  av 

Bolster  Michael,  laborer,  98  St.  Peter 

Bolster  J.  joiner,  22  Fell 

Bolster  William,  seaman,  267  Hanover 

Bolte  Henry,  clerk,  543  w  Baltimore 

Bolte  Simon,  bookkeeper,  543  w  Baltimore 

J.  HENRY  GIESE,    Commlasion  Merchant,   for   the   Bale   of  Flonr,  Grain,  Seeds,  &e. 
Roaeudale  Cement  and  Calcined  Plaster  constantly  on  hand,  ^1  Spear's  Wharf; 


Bolton  Augustus,  surveyor,  38  Aisquith 
Bolton   Daniel  K.    (Wm.    H.    B.    &    Bro.) 

198  e  Fayette 
Bolton  Hugh  &  Co.  glass,  oil  and  paint  store, 

81  McElderry's  wharf 
Bolton  Hugh  W.  (Hugh  B.  &    Co.)   20    n 

Front 
Bolton  Hugh,  (Hugh  B.  &  Co.)  20  n  Front 
Bolton  James,  (Hugh  B.  &  Co.)  114  s  Bond 
Bolton  James  K.  clerk,  114  s  Bond 
BOLTON  STATION,  Northern  Central  Rail- 
way, cor.  Cathedral  and  Bolton 

W.  B.  BOLTON  &  CO.  Paints,  Oils, 
Glass,  &c.,  55  South  Calvert  street 
and  26  Cheapside. 

Bolton  Wm   E.  ( W.  B.  E.  &  Co.)  155  s  Sharp 
Bolton  Wm.  H.  &  Bro.  (W.  H.  B.  &  Bro.)  3 

Jackson 

BOLTON  WM.  H.  &  BRO.  dealers 
in  Glass,  Oils,  Paints,  Ethereal, 
Kerosene  and  Coal  Oils,  Alco- 
hol, Benzine  and  Machinery  Oils, 
Lamps,  &c.,  84  West  Pratt  street, 
between  Gay  and  Commerce. 

Boltz  Catharine,  366  Penna  av 
Boltz  Edward,  butcher,  363  Penna  av 
Bollz  John,  laborer,  233  s  Dallas 
Bolv  Christian,  sawyer,  92  Eastern  av 
Eolz  Rhinehart,  butcher,  440  Penna  av 
Boman  Thomas,  street  waterer,  156  n  Dallas 
Bomber  H.  laborer,  153  Canton  av 
Bomberg  Andrew,  tailor,  28  Hampstead 
Bomberger  John  H.  shoemaker,  696  w  Biddle 
Bomberger  John,  laborer,  266  Aliceanna 
Bomen  Martha,  1  Low 
Bomgarten  Joseph,  tailor,  43  Brown 
Bona  Bernhard,  collector,  33  Brown 
Bona  Mrs.  Elizabeth,  milliner,  33  Brown 
Bonaker  Philip,  shoemaker,  149  s  Bond 
Bonaparte  Jerome  N.  95  Park 
Bonavita  Amelia  R.  124  Harford  av 
Bond  Alex.  (B.  &  Bulack)  245  e  Biddle 
Bond  Alexander  J.  carpenter,  183  Ross 
Bond  Alex,  produce  and  comm.  merchant,   n 

w  cor.  Pratt  and  Commerce 
Bond  Alfred,  carpenter,  183  Ross 
BOND  &  BULACK,  restaurant,  85  w  Pratt, 

one  door  from  South 
Bond  Cornelius  F.  teacher,?  Waverly  terrace 
Bond  Ely,  soldier,  241  Forrest 
Bond  Hugh  L.  judge  criminal  court,  n  e  cor. 

Franklin  and  Tyson 
Bond  James  H.  (J.  W.  B.  &  Co.)  86  w  Balti- 
more 
BOND  J.  W.  &  CO.  booksellers,  86  w  Balti- 

more 
BOND  JAMES,  JR.,  fruit  and  produce  and 
commission  merchant,  6  Hollingsworth,  dw 
348  e  Monument 
Bond  John  H.  carpenter,  113  n  Pine 
Bond  John,  laborer,  59  Gough 
Bond  John,  police,  113  n  Pine 
Bond  John  W.  (J.  W.  B.  &  Co.)  239  e  Bal- 
timore 
Bond  John,  wagoner,  67  Granby 
Bond  John  W.  assist.  U.  S.  assessor,  53  North 


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Bond  Josias,  gardener,  Philadelphia  road  near 

city  limits 
Bond  Joseph  H.  pyrotechnist,  330  e  Baltimore 
Bond  Leander,  carpenter,  183  Ross 
Bond  Louis,  tin  and  sheet  iron  worker,  Eden 

near  Orleans 
Bond  Lorenzo  D.   engineer,  Falls   road  near 

Northern  av 
Bond  Mary,  washerwoman,  60  Richmond 
Bond  Nimrod,  ladies'  shoemaker,  160  George 
Bond  Mrs.  Susanna,  124  s  Bond 
Bond  I'hos.  ship  carpenter,  8  Bennet,  Canton 
Bond  Thomas,  weaver,  97  Peirce 
BOND  THOMAS  G.  &  CO.,  propr.  Charles- 
ton House,  76  w  Pratt 
Bond  Thomas  G.  (T.  G.  B.  &  Co.)  76  w  Pratt 
Bond  Thomas  J.  restaurant,  n  w  cor  Orleans 

and  Lewis,  dw  407  n  Gay 
Bond  Thomas,  produce  dealer,  n  w  cor   Cal- 
vert and  Pratt,  dw  99  n  Bond 
Bond  Wm.  carter,  13  Warren 
Bond  Wm.  huckster,  9  s  Ann 
BOND  WILLIAM,  commiss.  merchant  and 
produce  dealer,  n  e  cor  Pratt  and  Hollings- 
worth 
Bond  Wm.  jr.  engineer  U.  S.  N.  330  e  Balti- 
more 
BOND  WILLIAM,  pyrotechnist,  Wolfe  near 

Fayette,  dw  330  e  Baltimore 
Bond  Wm.  B.  attorney,  32  St.  Paul,  dw  Anne 

Arundel  Co 
Bonday  James,  (B.  &  Thurlow,)  wharfinger, 

273  s  Ann,  dw  187  Gough 
Bonday  Jamts,  jr.  wharfinger,  Gibson's  whf. 

dw  83  s  Chester" 
Bonday  &  Thurlow,  oak  coopers.  111  Thames 
Bonecker  John  G.    pork  packer.  111   McEl- 

derry 
Bonfire  Henry,  laborer,  9  s  Durham 
Bonhage  August,  tailor,  106  Dawson  al 
Bonhage  Hejiry,  tailor,  44  Vo  e  Pratt 
Bonheim  Martin,  dyer,  150s  Eutaw 
Bonifant  Washington,  U.  S.  Marshal  for  Md. 
office  11  Court  House  la,  dw  Montgomery 
Co. 
Bonn  Anthony  S.  &  Co.  importers  and  whole- 
sale dealers  in  leaf  and  manuf  tobacco,  172 
w  Pratt,  and  Magnolia  Snuft'  Mill,  3  Perry 
Bonn  Anthony,  officer  at  Penitentiary,  dw  160 

German 
Bonn   Anthony  S.  (A.  S.   B.  &  Co.)   172  w 

Pratt 
Bonn  Daniel  W.  (Anthony  S.  B.  &  Co.)  172 

w  Pratt 
Bonnflichard,  (Anthony  S.  B.  &  Co.)  62  s 

Paca 
Bonn  John,  cooper,  94  n  Eden 
Bonner  Capt.  Elijah,  mariner,  14  Gough 
Bonner  Hugh,  shoemaker,  51  Harford  av. 
Bonnet  Jacob,  shoemaker,  303  Canton  av 
Bonnet  Nicholas,  wagoner,  245  Eastern  av 
Bonnett  Joseph  L.  currier,  88  Eastern  av 
BONNEY  ELIAS,  embroidery,  ribbons,  &c. 

147  w  Baltimore,  dw  657  Lexidgton 
Bonney  James,  clerk  at  Fountain  Hotel 
Bonney  John,  clerk.  Fountain  Hotel 
Bonsai  Louis,  bookbinder,  52  w  Baltimore 
Bonsai  Robert,  jeweler,  n  High 
Bonslager  George,  laborer,  199  William 
Bonter  Michael,  carter,  228  n  Dallas 
Bood  Henry,  fruit  dealer,  154  Light 
Boofter  Elijah,  cellar  digger,  122  s  Washing- 
ton, F.  P. 


Booker  Henry,  clerk,  22  Chatsworth 
Booker  John  L.  Sec'y  Great  Council  of  Red 

Men,  office  18  North,  dw  22  Chatsworth 
Bookman  Joseph,  cooper.  Willow  near  Mc- 

Kim 
Bookhamer  Fred'k,  upholsterer,  27  Eastern  av 
Bookhein  Peter,  carter,  40  Fort  av 
Bookhimer  George,  laborer,  334  s  Bond 
Bookhultz  Mrs.  Mary,  230  Lee 
Book  Mrs.  Mary,  277  Lexington 
Boon  Benjamin  T.  printer,  25  Lee 
Boon  Joseph  H.  carpenter,  122  Ross 
Boon  Philomena,  319  s  Bond 
Boon  Robert  W.  cabinet  maker,  350  Mulberry 
Boone  Charles  H.  baker,  223  e  Lombard 
Boone  Francis  W.  moulder,  14  Decker 
Boone  John  W.  laborer,  223  e  Lombard 
Boone  Joseph  H.  shoemaker,  55  n  Eden 
Boone  Dr.  J.  H.  335  w  Lombard 
Boone  John  W.  shoemaker,  223  e  Lombard 
Boone  John  H.   D.  jr.  tavern,  s  e  cor  Second 

and  Frederick 
Boone  John  H.  D.  tobacconist,  1  Second,  dw 

85  Chew 
Boone  Mary  A.  tailoress,  30  Dolphin 
Boone  Nicholas,  watchman  Farmers  and  Mer- 
chants Bank,  186  Aisquith 
Boone  Samuel,  police,  128  s  Central  av 
Boone  Wm.  cabinet  maker,  152  n  Exeter 
Boone  Wm.  G.  mariner,  84  Block 
Boone  Wm.  H.  steam  fitter,  166  Aisquith 
Booth  James  H.  cigar  maker,  3  Thomsen 
Booth  John  C.  upholsterer,  219  Aisquith 
Booth  Joseph,  upholsterer,  103  Central  av 
Booth  Dr.  R.  R.  dentist,  49  w  Baltimore 
Booth  Sarah,  seamstress,  92  w  Centre 
Booth  Marshall,  boatman,   190  Montgomery 
Booth  Wm.  boiler  maker,  10  s  Central  av 
Booth  Wm.   of  Mechanical  Bakery,   642  w 

Fayette 
Booth  Wm.  0.  L.  painter,  s  e  cor  Gough  and 

Eden 
Booz  &  Bro.  ship  builders,  Boston 
Booz  Benj.   property  agent  and  collector,  123 

s  Washington,  F.  P. 
Booz  Chas.  W.  (B.  &  Bro.)  125  s  Ann 
Booz  Eliza,  72  s  Chapel 
Booz  Daniel,  ship  carpenter,  200  Bank 
Booz  Henry,  ship  carpenter,  123  s  Washing- 
ton, F.  P. 
Booz  James,  coal  oil  store,  66  s  Caroline 
Booz  John  J.  ship  carpenter,  119  s  Ann 
Booz  Thomas,   (B.  &  Bro.)  142   Chesapeake 
Booz  Thomas,  165  Gough 
Boozbown  Mrs.  H.  126  e  Lombard 
Booze  James  W.  clerk,  117  Broadway 
Booze  Joseph,  wood  dealer,  14  Hill 
Booze  Marcellus,  jr.  wood  dealer,  77  William 
Bopp  Geo.  clothing  cutter,  413  Light 
Bopp  Lawrence,  dry  goods,  413  Light 
Bopp  Lawrence,  clothier,  n  e   cor  Light  and 

West,  dw  413  Light 
Bopp  Mrs.  Mary,  gardening,  bet  West-st  and 

Fort  av 
Borcherding  John  G.  restaurant,  13  Dover 
Borchers  John  H.  cigars,  26  Albemarle 
Bordi  Madaline,  rag  dealer,  29  Barnes 
Bording  John,  cigar  maker,  11  Albemarle 
Borck  Dr.  Andrew,  jr.  acting  assist,  surgeon 

U.  S.  A.  429  w  Baltimore 
Bordfey  Hiram  J.  clerk,  119  n  Howard 
Bordley  John  W.  clerk.  Mansion  House 
Bordley  John  W.  clerk,  27  Hollins 


wm.  p.  'WEBB,  Xlarine,  Fire  and  Ufe  Insnmxiee  Agent  and  Broker.    Agent  «  Mutual 
Benefit  JJUe  Insurance  Co.,  Kexnurk,  S.  J.,"  89  SMond  StrMt. 


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Bordley  Mrs.   Margaret,  boarding,   n   e  cor 

Charles  and   Pleasant 
Bordley  Samuel  C.  tinner  and  plumber,  cor 

Barre  and  Warner 
Bordley  Wm.  C.  jr.  clerk  Mechanics  Bank, 

85  n  Charles 
Boregeuzer    Caspar,   stone  cutter,  137  Wel- 
come al 
Boring  John  T.  tobacconist,  73  Columbia,  dw 

171  Conway 
Borgnian  Henry,  cab.  maker,  112  Saratoga 
Borkhaum  Herman,  laborer,  2]3  Aliceanna 
Borman  John,  laborer,  257  s  Durham 
Born  Ellen  L.  grocery,  208  Cross 
BORN  HERMAN,  dealer  in  liquors,  wines, 

&c.  s  w  cor  Hanover  and  Camden 
Born  John,  shoemaker,  17  Choptank 
Born  John,  grocery,  122  n  Caroline 
Born  Tobias,  furn.  wagoner,  82  n  Schroeder 
Borne   Patrick   H.  glass  cutter,   Henry  near 

G.  Hughes 
Borner  Christian,  cabinet  maker,  39  n  Amity 
Borneman  Henry  W.  tailor,  15  Jackson 
Bornhage  Frederick,  shoemaker,  35  Saratoga 
Bornheim  Wm.  clothier,  95  Low 
Bornhorn  Henry  J.  carpenter,  73  Bank 
Borns  Joseph,  grocery,  455  Lexington 
Bornsheim  Dorothea,  confectioner,  177  e  Lom- 
bard 
Bornsheim  Theodore,  musician,  177  e  Lom- 
bard 
Borrick  Augusta,  second  hand  dealer,  40  Or- 
leans 
Borrick  Julius,  cattle  dealer,  147  Orleans 
Bonniiich  George,  s  w  cor  Grant  and  Water 
Borrouich  Thomas,  tobacconist,  5  w  Fayette 
Borrows  Philip,  rigger,  5  Philpot 
Borroughs  Mrs.  Eliz'th,tailoress,3n Fremont 
Borrox  Henry,  laborer,  196  Canton  av 
Bory  Frederick,  laborer,  6  Bouldin  al 
Bosch  George  H.  morocco  dresser,  s  w  cor 

Orleans  and  Ann 
Eosche  Wm.  H.   blacksmith,  50  Leadenhall 
Boscherding  Herman,  teamster,  244  Hanover 
Boschsrt  Martin,  carpenter,  345  e  Lombard 
Bose  William,  office  over   128  w  Baltimore, 

dw  114  St.  Paul 
Bosee  Mary,  teacher,  311  Lexington 
Boshammer  Conrad,  baker,  271  Eastern  av 
Boshammer  Henry,  wagoner,  271  Eastern  av 
EOSLEY  AMON,  hardware   dealer,  4   Light 

si  wharf,  dw  644  Lexington 
Boslev  Ann,  120  Johnson 
Bosley  Chas.  H.  caulker,  120  Johnson 
Bosley  &  Co.  agricultural  implements,  6  Light 

St  wharf 
Bosley  Geo.  W.  car  driver,  50  s  Bond 
Bosley  James  H.  forwarding  and  com.  mt.  203 

North,  dw  91  McCulloh 
Bosley    Jno.   W.    caulker,  42   Washington, 

F.  H. 
Bosley  John,  grocer,  cor  Hampstead  &  Dallas 
Bosley  Joshua  N.  644  Lexington 
Bosley  Nicholas  M.  (B.  &  Co.)  61  Barre 
Bosley  Samuel,  machinist,  21  RepubHcan 
Bosley  Thomas  E.  46  3  Bond 
Bosley  Washington,  car  driver,  50  s  Bond 
Bosley  Wm.  H.  printer,  53  n  Bond 
Boslind  Alexander,  laborer,  50  Cooksie 
Bosman  Thomas  E    mariner,  46  s  Bond 
Bosman  John  R.  mariner,  46  s  Bond 
Bosman  Wm.  H.  soldier,  225  Hanover 
Bosmith  Amelia,  128  MuUikin 


Bosmith  Charles,  128  MuUikin 
Bosmith  Philip  A.  128  MuUikin 
Boss  Antoine,  cooper,  Durham   near  Pratt, 

lager  beer  saloon,  59  s  Wolfe 
Boss  Bersod,  tailor,  108  s  Ann 
Boss  Francis,  101  s  Wolfe 
Boss  George,  cooper,  185  Gough 
Boss  George,  mariner,  139  s  Bond 
Boss  Henry,  plumber,  109  Thames,  dw  139  8 

Bond 
Boss  Henry,  wagoner,  22  L  Church 
Boss  John,  laborer,  57  Ellicott 
Boss  John,  drayman,  197  s  Eden 
Boss  Martin,  shoemaker,  6.38  Light 
Boss  Martha,  28  n  Bond 
Boss  Nap,  watchman,  191  e  Pratt 
Bossee  Andreas,  shoemkr.  51  L.  Montgomery 
Bosselle  Lewis,  cigar  maker,  22  e  Pratt 
Bosselle  Louis,  sr.  porter,  65  Granby 
Bossle  Charles,  baker,  5  e  Pratt 
Bossle  Joseph,  baker,  5  e  Pratt 
Bossman  Thomas,  lalDorer,  78  Lancaster 
Bosson  &  Rubens,  upholsterers,  19  n  Eutaw 
Bosson  Jas  W.  jr.  (B.  &  Rubens)  19  n  Eutaw 
Bostick  Ferdinand,  laborer,  15  Chew 
Bostick  Joseph,  iron  heater,  180  s  Central  av 
Boston  Chas.  G.  operator  police  telegraph,  28 

n  Front 
Boston  Charles,  carpenter,  119  s  Eden 
Boston  Francis  A.  boiler  maker,  13  William- 
son al 
Boston  Jacob,  messenger  Central  High  School, 

n  w  cor  Holiday  and  Fayette 
Boston  John  E.  H.  bookkeeper,  415  w  Fayette 
Boston  John,  ship  joiner,  119  s  Eden 
Boston  &  Price,  hats  and  furs,  82  w  Baltimore 
Boston  Samuel  A.  puddler,  163  s  Wolfe 
Boston  Steamship  wharf,  foot  of  Long  Dock 
Boston  Wm.  T.  sail  maker,  125  s  Eden 
BOSWELL  &  DORSETT,  grocers,  comm. 

and  forwarding  merchants,  147  w  Pratt 
Boswell  M.  F.  S.  (B.  &  Dorsett)  144  Cathe- 

drel 
Boswell  Marriott,  clerk,  171  Saratoga 
Boswell  Philip,  tinner,  90  s  Bethel 
Boswell  Wm.  brickmaker,  134  Columbia 
Bosworth  Ebenezer  C.  clerk,  481  w  Baltimore 
Bosworth  Jeremiah,  brakesman,  46  s  Schroe- 
der 
Bosworth  John,  soldier,  171  Ensor 
Bosworth  Keziah,  tailoress,  481   w  Baltimore 
Bosworth  Thomas,  custom  house  officer,  110 

Orleans 
Boteler  Beverly  W.  clerk  B.  &  0.  R.  R.  381 

w  Fayette 
Boteler  George,  carpenter,  56  Josephine 
Boteler  Joseph,  carpenter,  56  Josephine 
Boteler  Mrs.  Sarah,  98  s  Paca 
Botgeiser  Henry,  laborer,  103  West 
Botgeiser  Theodore,  cigar  maker,  103  West 
Both  Henry,  drayman,  431  w  Baltimore 
Bothe  Harman,  blacksmith,  26  n  Amity 
Bothe  Julius,  teacher,  202  Cross 
Botheiser  Bernard,  sr.,  cooper,  16  Bevan 
Botheiser  Bernard,  jr.,  cooper,  16  Bevan 
Botlimann  Charles,  grocer  and  liquors,  210 

Hanover 
BOTHMANN  GUSTAV,  restaurant,  s  e  cor. 

Eutaw  and  Lee 
Bott  Christian,  stone  mason,  125  Ross 
Bottinger  Andrew,  shoemaker,  91  n  Spring 
Bottimore  Augustus,  laborer,  13  Brannan  ct 
Bottomer  Frederick  G.  clerk,  108  Saratoga 


GEO.  S.  PAGK  .Si  BRO.,  ManiUTactiirers    of  Roof*   and   Roottiig   Alaterials,  111   Smith's 
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Bottomer  Fred.  J.  shoe  store,  108  Saratoga 
Bottomer  Thomas,  108  Saratoga 
Bottrill  Francis,  brass  finisher,  180  e  Madison 
Bottrill  Francis,  furniture  wagoner,  3  Bolton 
Bottrill  Isaac,  gardener,  294  Penna.  av 
Botts  Theodore,  shoemaker,  12  Baker  ct 
Botts  Wm.  H.  clerk,  367  e  Baltimore 
Botulph  Bro.,  St.  Alphonsus,  79  Saratoga 
Botzler  John,  grocery,  67  Chew- 
Boucher  Valentine,  cloth  cutter,  185  n  Eden 
Boucher  Wm.  Jr.,  musical  inst.  maker,  38  e 

Baltimore,  dw  77  Cathedral 
Bouchet  Jos.  A.  stone  cutter,  29  Constitution 
Bouchet  John  M.  printer,  29  Constitution 
Boucsein  Lewis,  aoothecary,  s  e  cor  Pratt  and 

Eden 
Boughman  Charles,  police,  6  Hoffman 
Bouis  John,  jr.,  plumber,  448  w  Fayette 
Boulden  Dr.  James,  62  w  Madison 
Boulden  James,  caulker,  13  Bevan 
Boulden  Jane  A.  Belair  av  ext 
Boulden  Jared,  (Swain  &  B.)  43  s  Bond 
Boulden  J.  E.  P.,  stock  and  exchange  broker, 

79  w  Second,  dw  62  w  Madison 
Boulden  John,  iron  moulder,  212  s  Caroline 
Boulden  Wm.  soldier.  Falls  road  near  toll  gate 
Boulden  Wm.  J.  letter  carrier,  14  s  Chester 
Bouldin  Mrs.  Ariana,  215  Aisquith 
Bouldin  Augustus,  (Owen  B.  &  Bro.)  38  Ais- 
quith 
Bouldin  Charles  H.  bookkeeper,  23  n  Calvert 
Bouldin  Owen  &  Bro.  surveyors, over  11  North 
Bouldin  Owen  (0.  B.  &  Bro.)  63  e  Fayette 
Bouldin  Randolph 'J.  attorney,  6  St.  Paul,  dw 

266  e  Lombard 
Bouldin  Richard  J.  (Owen  B.  &  Bro.)  63  e 

Fayette 
Boult  Thomas,  pilot,  18  s  Ann 
Bourguet  Francis,  (Deville  &  B.)532  Lexing- 
ton 
Eouritsch  Ernst,  clothing,  245  s  Charles 
Bourne  George,  (Jas.  S.  Owens  &  Co.)  Gil- 

mor  near  Lexington 
Bourne  Thomas,  grocery,  s  w  cor.  Holland 

and  Eden 
Boury  L.  H.,  Howard  house 
Boury  Louis  J.  office  51  w  Fayette,  dw  261  n 

Eutaw 
Boury  Jos.  281  Madison  av 
Bousch  Henry  G.  tanner,  88  n  Ann 
Bousch  John,  laborer,  327  Eastern  av 
Bousehart  John,  painter,  77  Preston 
Boward  John,  carpenter,  87  McHenry 
Bowdel  Mrs.  Louisa,  55  s  Broadway 
Bowden  Ann  E.  37  Dolphin 
Bowden  Wm.  L.  37  Dolphin 
Bowdoin  George  E.   (Pawson  &  B.)   130  n 

Charles 
Bowdoin  William  G.  bookkeeper,  Alexander 

Brown  &  Sons,  130  n  Charles 
Bowen  Alexander,  124  Greenmount  av 
Bowen  Andrew  J.  (Dickinson,  B.  &  Co.)  dw 

289  n  Gay 
Bowen  A.  J.  reporter,  289  n  Gay 
Bowen  Ann,  20  Hill 
Bowen  Rev.  Charles  H.,  Clifton  and  Mary, 

Baltimore  Co. 
Bowen  Capt.  Charles  H.  Ill  William 
Bowen  Mrs.  Eleanor,  121  s  Caroline 
Bowen  Ellen,  saleswoman,  74  n  Charles 
Bowen  George  A.  bricklayer,   Federal  near 

Hudson 
Bowen  George  W.  printer,  99  Saratoga 


Bowen  George  W.  butcher,  135  Penna.  av 
Bowen  George,  (Bausmith  &  B.)  20  Jackson 

square 
Bowen  Geo.  W.  (B.  &  Mereor,)  20  Jackson 

square 
Bowen  Geo.  W.  butcher,  54  w  Hoffman 
Bowen  Isaac,  grocer,  n  e  cor.  Penna.  av.  and 

Clifton 
Bowen  John  L.  shoe  store,  11  e  Baltimore, 

dw347 
Bowen  John,  carpenter,  181  Mulberry 
Bowen  John  McC.  clerk,  546  Lexington 
Bowen  John,  hod  carrier,  13  Carlton 
Bowen  John,  copper  smelter,  14  Cuba 
BOWEN  JOHN  W.  carpenter  and  builder,  54 

Clay,  dw  18]  Mulberry 
Bowen  Joseph  L.  machinist,  113  Preston 
Bowen  Joseph  M.  clerk  P.  0.,  Eagle  hotel, 

132  HiUen 
Bowen  Joseph,  clerk  Hariiden  Express,  Bal- 
timore Co. 
Bowen  J.  M.  C.  agent  Southern  Express  Co., 

50  s  Howard 
Bowen   Levi  K     attorney,  26  n  Calvert,  dw 

Fountain  hotel 
Bowen  Levi,  67  William 
Bowen    &    Mercer,  oil   dealers,  3  Exchange 

Place 
Bowen  Nicholas,  tavern,  22  Foundry 
Bowen  Oswald,  varnisher,  159  Orleans 
Bowen  Richard  S.  (Adkisson  &  Co.)  20  Hill 
Bowen  Richard,  2  e  Baltimore 
Bowen  Samuel  W.  plasterer,  64  Jefferson 
Bowen  Thomas^  cattle  deal.  771  Northern  av 
Bowen  Wm.  E.  provisions,  242  Eastern  av 
Bowen  Wm.  machinist,  22  Jackson 
Bowen  Wm.  P.  police.  Federal  n  of  Hudson  al 
Bowenfein  John,  brewer,  92  s  Wolfe 
Bower  Adam,  laborer,  331  s  Charles 
Bower  Andrew,  piano  maker,  7  Park 
Bower  Barbara,  seamstress,  72  Washington, 

F.H.  ^ 

Bower  Capt.  88  William 
Bower  Cliristian,  laborer,  64  Granby 
Bower  Edward  C.  hatter,  156  n  Eden 
Bower  Francis,  grocer,  68  Bank 
Bower  Francis,  cooper,  150  s  Spring,  dw  cor. 

Bank  and  Dallas 
Bower  Frederick,  cabinet  maker,  47  Portland 
Bower  George,  cabinet  maker,  342  s  Sharp 
Bower  George  A.  confectionery,  24  Jasper 
Bower  Henry,  hod  carrier,  208  Canton  av 
Bower  John  J.  butcher,  216  Division 
Bower  John,  sieve  maker,  58  Chats  worth 
BOWER  JOHN,  shoe  maker,  95  n  Calvert 
Bower  John  A.  shoemaker,  107  s  Chapel 
Bower  Mrs.  John  J.  butcher,  40  and  71  Centre, 
65  Lexington  and  29  Hanover  markets,  dw 
494  Saratoga 
Bower  J.  Jacob,  butcher,  510  Saratoga 

Bower ■,  laborer,  60  Walnut  al 

Bower  John,  tinner,  156  n  Eden 
Bower  John,  grocery,  19  McElderry 
BOWER  LEWIS  M.  butcher,  40  Centre,  65 
Lexington  and  29  Hanover  market,  dw  494 
Saratoga 
Bower  Louis,  tailor,  20  New 
Bower  Maria  L.  16  s  Central  av 
Bower  5pter,  ship  carpenter,  60  Philpot 
Bower  Thomas,  painter,  23  German 
Bower  Wm.  car  tender,  205  Conway 
Bowerman    Henry    N.    bookkeeper,   537    w 
Fayette 


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Bowerman  Heniv,  book  keeper,  537w  Fayette 
Bowerman  James  B.  clerk,  537  w  Fayette 
Bowerman  Margeret,  88  Greenmount  av 
Bowerman  Wm.  H.  clerk,  537  w  Fayette 
Bowers  Adam,  laborer,  161  L.  Green 
Bowers  Adam,  cooper,  19  s  Durham 
Bowers  Andrew,  cabinet  maker,  7  Park 
Bowers  Barbara,  Dork  dealer,  494  Saratoga 
Bowers  Bernard,  cooper,  373  Hamburg 
Bowers  Bernardina,  grocery,  7  Park 
Bowers  Catharine,  washerwoman,  126Raborg 
Bowers  Charles,  police,  366  n  Gay 
Bowers  Edward,  cutter,  72  s  Bethel 
Bowers  Francis,  carpenter,  23  Josephme 
Bowers  Frederick,  printer,  244  Conway 
Bowers  George,  shoemaker,  McElderry  w  of 

Forrest 
Bowers  George  M.  laborer,  187  Eden 
Bowers  George  W.  policeman,  366  n  Gay 
Bowers  Gotleib,  milk,  393  s  Sharp 
Bowers  Henry  A.  (B.  &  Sons)  36  n  Fremont 
Bowers  Henry,  shoemaker,  3  Dewberry  al 
Bowers  Henry,  hod  carrier,  229  s  Bond 
Bowers  Henry,  shoemaker,  165  Hamburg 
Bowers  James  W.  apothecary,  705  w  Balti- 
more, dw  5  n  Calhoun 
Bowers  John,  moulder,  100  Patuxent,  Canton 
Bowers  John,  shoemaker,  91  n  Ensor 
Bowers  John  J.  butcher,  510  Saratoga 
Bowers  John,  fireman,  U.  S.  N.  160  Dover 
Bowers  John,  ship  carpenter,  2  Wills 
Bowers  John  M.  shoemaker,  154  s  Spring 
Bowers  Joseph,  machinist,  23  w  Lombard 
Bowers  Lewis  M.  butcher,  494  Saratoga 
Bowers  Martin  H.  plumber,  169  Barre 
Bowers  Mary  Ann,  rear  of  23  w  Lombard 
Bowers  Matthias,  tailor,  213  n  Bond 
Bowers  Nicholas,  shoemaker,  13  Chew 
Bowers  Roswell  N.  book  keeper,  36  n  Frem  t 
Bowers  Samuel,  clerk,  293  w  Pratt 
Bowers  &  Sons,  coachmakers,  406  and  408  w 

Baltimore 
Bowers  Capt.  Thomas,  boarding  house,  29  w 

Baltimore 
Bowers  Thomas  M.  tobacco  store,  74  w  Pratt, 

dw  176  e  Fayette 
Bowers  Wilhelm,  laborer,  141  King 
Bowers  Wm.  (B.  &  Sons,)  36  n  Fremont 
Bowers  Wm.  (B.  &  Sons,)  14  Pine 
Bowers  Wm.  brakesman,  52  s  Schroeder 
Bowi'rs  Wm.  sheet  iron  worker,  19  James  al 
Bowersack  Mrs.  Mary  A.  75  Dawson  al 
Bowersock  Austin,  clerk,  Adams  Express,  U2 

German 
Bowersock  George  W.  clerk,  116  P'ne 
Bowersock  J.  W.  telegraph  operator,  116  fine 
Bowersox  David,  carpenter,  31  Wagon  al 
Bowersox  Theodore  King,  229  Saratoga 
Bowes  John,  629  w  Lombard 
Bowie  Benj.  boatman,  85  Chatsworth 
Bowie  George  W.  tailor,  11  n  Bond 
Bowie  James,  tailor,  11  n  Bond 
Bowie  Mrs.  Maria,  254  Madison  av 
Bowie  Reuben  S   painter,  9  e  Monument 
Bowie  Wm.  tailor,  201  n  Bond 
Bowing  Carl,  diuggist,  1  Boston 
Bowles  Jane  J.  283  w  Fayette 
Bowles  John  R.  clerk,  339  w  Fayette 
Bowles  John,  flour  insp,,  607  w  Fayette 
Bowles  Mrs.  Mary,  187  n  Eden 
Bowlin  C.  C.  clerk,  Lanvale  near  Bolton 
Bowlin  Kate,  dressmaker,  146  Saratoga 
Bowling  Henry,  cabinet  maker,  14  Ensor 


BOY 

Bowling  James,  ship  carpenter.  111  s  Wash- 
ington, F.  P. 
Bowling  James  T.,  U.  S.  N.  .^  s  Ann 
Bowling  John  L.,  jr.,  clerk,  173  Bank 
Bowling  John   L.  shipsmith,    intersection  of 

Ann,   Thames  aifid  Fell,  dw  173  Bank 
BOWLING  J.  W.  &  BRO.  apothecaries,  n  e 

cor.  Madison  and  Biddle 
Bowling  J.  Wm.  (J.  W.  B.  &  Bro.)  Lanvale, 

between  Garden  and  Bolton 
Bowling  R.  R.  (J.  W.  B.  &  Bro.)  208  Madi- 
son av 
Bowling  Thomas,  pilot,  56  s  Ann 
Bowling  Thomas  W.  27  s  Eutaw 
Bowling  Wm.  J.  constable,  145  s  Ann 
Bowly  Samuel,  clerk,  187  Garden 
Bowman  Catherine,  196  Saratoga 
Bowman  Frederick,  laborer,  29  Preston 
Bowman  Frederick,  tailor,  18  Orleans 
Bowman  Geo.  F.  carpenter,  196  n  Gay 
Bowman  George,  laborer,  67  Preston 
Bowman  Philip,  tavern,  55  n  Frederick 
Bowman  Robert,  ship  joiner,  215  e  Fayette 
BOWMAN  WM.  general  dealer  in  old  iron, 
rags,  &c.,  116  Eastern  av.,  and  s.  w.  cor. 
Eastern  av.  and  Eden,  dw  45  Stiles 
Bowman  Wm.  laborer,  26  Hamburg 
Bowman  Wm.  E.  clerk,  45  Stiles 
Bowman  Wm.  glass  blower,  170  Hughes 
Bowman  Zachariah,  shoemaker,  43  Tessier 
Bowne  Adam,  foundryman,  121  s  Chapel 
Eowne  Charles  S.  soldier,  58  s  Bond 
Bowne  Edward  S.  142  n, Charles 
Bowness  Joseph,  laborer,  114  Ramsey 
Bowring  Theodore,  laborer,  44  Liberty  al 
Bows   John,   cloth,    1   Hanover,   dw   629  w 

Lombard 
Bowyer  Theodore,  wheelwright,  11  Mott 
Bowyer  Wm.  A.  clerk,  370  n  Gay 
Boxwell  Wm.  tailor,  325  w  Lombard 
Boyce  Capt.  Albert  G.  280  e  Baltimore 
Boyce  Charles,  brickmaker,  5  Heath 
Boyce  Edward,  huckster,  21  Ogston 
BOYCE  JAMES,  coal  merchant  and  president 
Franklin  Coal  Co.,  office  over  36  w  Second, 
yard,  485  n  Howard,  dw  291  Madison  av 
Bovce  John,  brickmaker,  120  West 
Boyce  Thomas  B.  brickmaker,  120  West 
Boyce  Thomas,  dairyman,  108  s  Paca 
Boyce  Wm   brickmaker,  120  West 
Boyd  Anna,54Hillen 
Boyd  Albert  H.  soldier,  84  n  Caroline 
Boyd  Charles,  laborer,  53  s  Dewberry  al 
Boyd  Edward  J.  soldier,  242  n  Eden 
Boyd  Frances  A.  laundress,  13  Goodman  al 
Boyd  Francis  H.  B.  fire  inspector  and  carpen- 
ter, Bradenbaugh  al.,  dw  109  n  Exeter 
Boyd  Frederick,  butcher,  146  Columbia 
Boyd  George  S.  salesman,  23  n  Republican 
Bovd  Hugh  S.  constable,  84  n  Caroline 
Boyd  Capt.  Isaac  L.,  U.  S.  A.  91  William 
Boyd  Jackson,  soldier,  84  n  Caroline 
Boyd  Jas  D.  mariner,  137  s  Washington,  P.P. 
Boyd  Jas.  H.  saddler,  48  German,  dw  49  s 

Greene 
Boyd  Jeremiah  L.  soldier,  91  William 
Boyd  John  A.  tailor,  472  Canton  av 
Boyd  John  C.  provisions,  cor  Fremont  and 

Columbia 
Boyd  John,  sailmaker,  107  s  Ann 
Boyd  John  C.  clerk  Associated  Firemen's  Ins. 

Co.,  325  e  Eager 
Boyd  John  J.   5  n  Carey 


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BOYD  JOHN",  dealer  in  Malt  and 
Hops.  Malt  House  foot  of  Eutaw 
St.  Office  14  South  Gay,  dw  North. 
em  av. 

Boyd  John  L.  carpenter,  126  Chew 
Boyd  Joseph  H.  lumber  merchant,  12  s  Car- 
oline, dw  270  e  Baltimore 
Boyd   Lewis   J.   M.  engineer,   U.  S.   N.    91 

William 
Boyd  Mrs.  Margaret,  42  St.  Peter 
Boyd  Mrs.  Mary  J.  3  Cathedral 
Boyd  Philip  D.  clerk  P.  0.  716  Lexington 
Boyd  Mrs.  Sarah,  163  Ross 
Boyd  Samuel  C.  shoemaker,    Fayette    near 

Durham 
Boyd  Samuel,  shoemaker,  554  Saratoga 
Boyd   Thomas  S.   W.  saddler,  741  w  Balti- 
more 
Boyd  Wm.  A.  jr.  (Wm.  A.  B.  &  Co.)  Town- 
send  near  Bolton 
Boyd  Wm.  H.  puddler,   155  s  Washington, 

F.  P. 
Boyd  Wm.  H.  carpenter,  126  Chew 
Boyd  Wm.  carpenter,  83  Albemarle 
Boyd  Wm.  laborer,  21  Liberty  al 
BOYD    WILLIAM,    merchant    tailor,    3  n 

Charles,  dw  182  Mulberry 
Boyd  Wm.  H.  ship  joiner,  107  s  Ann 
Boyd  Wm.  A.  &Co.  leaf  and  manuf.  tobacco, 

cigars  and  snuffs,  33  South 
Boyden  Elizabeth,  Falls  road  near  toll  gate 
Boyer  David,  laborer,  24  Carlton 
Boyer  John  W.  property  agent,  34  Gough 
Boyer  John  W.  clerk  to  Port  Warden,  dw  84 

Aisquith 
Boyer  Mary,  61  Lancaster 
Boyer  Thomas,  carpenter,  11  n  Caroline 
Boyer  Wm.  clerk,  11  Mott 
Boyer  Wm.  tinner,  11  n  Caroline 
Boylan  George,  tavern,  198  Hollins 
Boylan  James,  mariner,  59  Harford  av 
Boylan  Mary,  21  n  Sharp 
Boylan  Owen,  mail  driver,  61  Perry 
Boyland  John  F.  rolling  mill,  212  s  Caroline 
Boyle  Benj.  H.  ship  carpenter,  10  Rose 
Boyle  Elizabeth,  21  w  Chase 
Boyle  Mrs.  Edwin,  29  w  Biddle 
Boyle  Helen,  101  w  Biddle 
Boyle  Mrs.  Hugh  M.  100  w  Monument 
Boyle  James  A.  clerk,  4  Exchange  al 
Boyle  Joshua,  clerk,  280  w  Pratt 
BOYLE   JAMES,  grocery,  liquor  and    feed 

store,  s  w  cor  Hillen  and  Chesnut 
Boyle  James  W.  bookkeeper,  143  n  Eden 
Boyle  John  J.  grocer,  227  w  Fayette 

BOYLE  JOHN  P.  &  CO.,  Liquor 
Commission  Merchants,  4  Ex- 
change Place. 

Boyle  John  P.  (J.  P.  B.  &  Co.)  29  w  Biddle 
Boyle  Lawrenee,  grocery,  21  w  Chase 
Boyle  Michael,  laborer,  1  s  Schroeder 
Boyle  Michael,  laborer,  510  w  Pratt 
Boyle  Joshua  Y.  bookkeeper,  2S0  w  Pratt 
Boyle  Capt.  William  H.,  U.  S.  A.  77  n  Broad- 
way 
Boyle  Wm.  K.  printer,  106  Lexington 
Boylen  James,  hachman,  5  s  Paca 


Boxold  Geo.  N.  ship  carpenter,  Orleans  near 

Broadway 
Bozman  Edward,  R.  R.  man,  72  Decker 
Bozman  Fanny,  72  Decker 
Bozman  Jnmes  T.  pattern  maker,  72  Decker 
Bozman  Susan,  tailoress,  210  Cross 
Bozman  Telithe,  tailoress,  210  Cross 
Bozman  Wm.  J.  ship  sawyer,  210  Cross 
Braby  Henry,  grainer  and  ornamental  painter, 

17  Holland 
Brace  John,  laborer,  74  Dorsey's  al 
BraconierGustave,book-keeper,248  wFavette 
BRACK  CHAS.  E.  apothecary,  17  Brown 
Brackenridge  Thomas,  carter,  338  n  Howard 
Brackelt  John,  baker,  243  Mulberry 
Bracket!  Joseph  M.  soldier,  5  McHenry 
Brackin  Henry,  136  Cathedral 
Brackin  John,  tin  and  sheet  iron  worker,  182 

n  Exeter 
Brackland  B.  jeweler  and  watchmak.  8  e  Pratt 
Bradburn  Capt.  Louis  T.  134  e  Monument 
Bradbury  Robert  R.  mariner,  154  s  Ann 
Bradbury  Samuel  B.  ship  carpenter,  154  s  Ann 
Bradcn  James,  (F.  King  &  Co.)  Bolton  near 

Lanvale 
Braden  Robert  J.  97  Mount  Royal 
Bradenbaugh  Jacob,  watchmaker,  82  s  Sharp 
Bradewood  John,  police,  500  w  Lombard 
BRADFORD  &  BRIGGS,  dealers  in  books 

and  stationery,  62  w  Baltimore 
Bradford  Dr.  Chas.  H.  76  Aisquith 
Bradford  Delia,  tailoress,  Boston  e  of  Clinton 
Bradford  Geo.  W.  produce  comm.  merchant, 

cor  Franklin  and  Eutaw 
Bradford  James  laborer,  53  Chatsworth 
Bradford  Jesse  D.  engineer,  67  Elliott 
Bradford  John,  blacksmith, 8 Frederick av,dw 

454  w  Lexington 
Bradford  John  A.  blacksmith,  cor  Frederick 

and  Baltimore,  dw  452  w  Lexington 
Bradford  Mary,  millinery  goods,  155  w  Mad- 
ison 
Bradford  Samuel,  teamster,  Calverton  Mills, 

near  Almshouse 
Bradford  Mrs.  Sarah  J.  25  w  Biddle 
Bradford  Theod.  (B.  &  Briggs)  40  n  Calvert 
Bradford  Thomas,  clerk,  55  e  Monument 
Bradford  Wm.  J.  soldier,  Vincent  near  Balti- 
more 
Bradford    Wm.    jr.    blacksmith,    Calverton 

Mills  near  Almshouse 
Bradley  Alexander,  grocery,  113  St.  Paul 
Bradley  Bridget,  92  Ensor 
Bradley  Mrs.  Bridget,  21  Chew 
Bradley   David,  livery    stables,    cor  Fayette 

and  Stockton  al.  dw  823  w  Baltimore 
1  radley  E.  B.  bookkeeper,  10  Hollins 
Bradly  Hugh,  hackman,  26  n  Fremont 
Bradley  James,  laborer,  183  Greenmount  av 
Bradley  James  H.  cigar  maker,  83  Hill 
Bradley  James,  laborer,  198  s  Castle  al 
Bradley  James  L.  cigar  maker,  113  Hill 
Bradley  James  H.  113  Hill 
Bradley  James  L.  cigar  maker,  83  Hill 
Bradley  John  C.  soldier,  83  Hill 
Bradley  John,  livery  and  hacks,  w  Baltimore, 

1  door  w  of  Carey,  dw  4  Diamond 
Bradley  John,  gas  fitter,  5  n  Poppleton 
Bradley  John,  grocery,  96  Sterhng 
Bradley  Keziah,  seamstress,  83  Hill 
Bradley  Margaret,  18  Albemarle 
Bradley  Mary,  grocery,  12  s  Front 
Bradley  Mildred,  5  Plea.sant 


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Bradley  Nicholas,  harness  maker,  277  w  Bal- 
timore 
Bradley  Patrick  E.  grocer,  16y  e  Pratt 
Bradley  Patrick,  hackman,  823  w  Baltimore 
Bradley  Robert  II.  53  s  Caroline 
Bradley  Samuel,  ship  joiner,  78  s  Washing- 
ton, F.  P. 
Bradley  Thomas  B.  soldier,  83  Hill 
Bradley  Wm.  stone  mason,  14  New  Church 
Bradley  Wm.  E.  bookbinder,  18  Albemarle 
Brady  Andrew,  drayman,  282  Montgomery 
Brady  Anna,  grocery,  282  Montgomery 
Brady  Bernard,  laborer,  68  York 
Brady  Catharine,  297  North 
Brady  Catharine,  218  n  Howard 
Brady  Conrnd,  locksmith,  173  Columbia 
Brady  Daniel  J.  B.  clerk,  4  Mulberry 
Brady  Dennis,  laborer,  95  s  Chapel  , 

Brady  Dennis,  laborer,  36  Eastern  av 
Brady  Edward,  carpenter,  218  n  Howard 
Brady  Edward,  turner,  4  Mulberry 
Brady  Edward,  caj-penter,  over  129  n  Calvert, 

dw  cor  Howard  and  Madison 
Brady  Edwin,  tailor,  84  n  Eden 
Brady  Edwin  B.  machinist,  153  w  Hoffman 
Brady  Frank,  laborer,  44  s  Howard 
Brady  Geo.  C.  conductor  B.  &  0.  R.  R.,  81 

McHcnry 
Brady  George  W.  engineer,  74  Lee 
Brady  George  W.  sailmaker,  19  Gough 
Brady  Greenbur}',  block    and  pump  maker, 

153  w  Hoffman 
Brady  Hugh,  contractor,  31  w  Biddle 
Brady  James,  painter,  105  Saratoga 
Brady  Jas.  boots  and  shoes,  472  w  Baltimore 
Brady  James  E.  clerk,  31  w  giddle 
Brady    James,  watchmaker,  cor  Eutaw  and 

Camden 
Brady  Jas.  A.  carpenter,  142  Scott 
Brady  James,  stone  cutter,  23  w  Biddle 
Brady  Capt.  Jas.  \V.  89  s  Bond 
Brady  John,  bookseller,  104  Lexington 
Brady  John,  89  s  Bond 
Brady  Joseph,  engine  tender,  142  Scott 
Brady  John,  watchmaker,   174  w  Pratt 
Brady  John,  bricklayer,  Belvidere  House,  n 

e  cor  North  and  Eager 
Brady  John,  gilder,  4  Mulberry 
Brady  John,  297  North 
Brady  John  W.  S.  (J.  Parkhurst,  jr.  &  Co.) 

Balto.  Co. 
Brady  Lawrence  E.  groceries  and  dry  goods, 

216  and  218  Harford  av 
Brady  Michael,  laborer,  159  e  Pratt 
Brady  Michael,  tinner,  4  Mulberry 
Brady  Michael,  boat  builder,  41  Block 
Brady  Michael,  laborer,  7  Rose 
Brady  Margaret,  232  w  Biddle 
Brady  Patrick,  shoemaker,  4  Mulberry 
Brady  Patrick,  laborer,  44  s  Howard 
Brady  Patrick,  labo;-er,  227  Hanover 
Brady  Robert  H.  painter,  32  Anthony 
Brady  Wm.  F.  clerk  N.  C.  R.  R.  31  w  Biddle 
Brady  Wm.  H.  collier,  187  Vine 
Bradyhouse    Richard,    boat   builder,  foot  of 

Bond,  dw  35  Thames 
Bradyhouse  Capt.  Thomas,  23  s  Ann 
Bradyhouse  Thomas,  boat    builder,  foot  of 

Bond,  dw  23  s  Ann  * 

Bradyhouse  Wm.  watchman,  183  s  Wolfe 
Braerner  Christian,  tailor,  5  Watson 
Brafman  Abraham,  clothier,  32  Centre  Market 
space 


Brafman  Samuel,  (B.  &  Hardesty)  9  s  Fred- 
erick 
Brafman    Samuel,  clothier,  160  w  Pratt,  dw 

Fountain  Hotel 
Bragen  John,  laborer,  177  Stirling 
Braeger  Joseph,  tailor,  164  Stirling 
Braeger  Wm.  shoemaker,  42  Portland 
Bragg  Richard  A.  carpenter,  8  Comet 
Bragg  Simon,  furniture,  45  Pennsylvania  av 
Bragg  Wm.  F.  carpenter,  519  Saratoga 
Braham  George,  trader,  196  n  Dallas 
Braidenbach  Aloysius,  shoemkr.  114  Hollins 
Braidenbach  Mrs.  Barbara,  grocery,  114  Hol- 
lins 
Braidwood  John,  police,  500  w  Lombard 
Braim  John,  soldier,  17  Greene  ct 
Braim  Paul,  wood  sawyer,  17  Greene  ct 
Braine  Michael,  pedlar,  31  Haw 
Bramble  Charles,  mariner,  56  n  Caroline 
Bramble  Henry  T.  mariner,  10  Hamburg 
Bramble  Lizzie,  253  Franklin 
Bramble  Mary,  dress  maker,  253  Franklin 
Bramble  Sol.  W.  harness  maker,  143  s  Paca 
Bramble  Tyson,  huckster,  29  Chew 
Eraumlin  John,  drayman,  109  Raborg 
Bramwell  Mrs.  Amanda  C.  dry  goods,  143 

Columbia 
Branagan  James,  hostler,  Howard  opp  Centre 
Branch  Chas.  L.  clerk  Quartermaster's,  23  n 

Calvert 
Brand  Ann,  69  Centre 
Brand  Alexander  J.  94  Park 
Brand  John,  cooper,  4  Hosselberger  ct 
Brand  Franz,  cabinet  maker,  33  Philpot 
Brand  Lewis,  cigar  maker,  2  Ulick 
Brandau  Jacob,  shoemaker,  12  s  Republican 
Erandau  John  P.  butcher,  66  Belair  Market, 
dw  Jenkin's  la  rear  Greenmount  cemetery 
Brandau  Frederick,  lager  beer,  59  President 
Brandau    Rev.  G.  H.  6  George 
Brandell  Henry,  milkman,  near  City  av  s  of 

Hudson 
Brandell  Mathias,  brewer.  Mount  Pleasant 
Brandel  Geo.  coach  trimmer,  32  Aisquith 
Brandenberg,  Mrs.  Clara,  56  Carlton 
Brandes  Susanna,  fancy  store,  27  e  Pratt 
Brandmuller  George,  shoemaker,  27  Brown 
Brandt  August,  shoemaker,  59  Watson 
Brandt  Bernard,  (Herman  B.  &  Bro.)  29  Sara- 
toga 
Brandt  George,  shoemaker.  Central  av 
Brandt  Henry,  shoemaker,  20  s  Eutaw 
Brandt  Henry,  lager  beer  saloon,  186  Forrest 
Brandt  Herman  &  Bro.  morocco  dressers,  29 

Saratoga 
Brandt  Jacob,  jr.,  agent  New  York  steamboat 

line.  Light  st.  wharf,  dw  392  Eutaw  Place 
Brandt  John,  drayman,  179  s  Eden 
Brandt  John  H.  clerk,  424  w*Lombard 
Brandt  Mrs.  Kate,  confectionery,  550  w  Pratt 
Brandt  Julius,  cigar  maker,  61  Buren 
Brandt  Rebecca,  21  Holland 
Brandy  Michael,  horse  sheer,  138  Camden, 

dw  104  s  Eutaw 
Brandileck  George    S.    cooper,  Patapsco    al. 

near  Elizabeth  la 
Braner  Henry,  tailor,  43  Portland 
Branhoff  Henry,  shoemaker,  369  s  Eutaw 
Braning  John,  laborer,  233  s  Charles 
Brannan  Edmund,  cooper,  158  s  Ann 
Brannan  Edward  P.  carpenter,  87  n  Central  av 
Brannan  Effie,  132  Pearl 
Brannan  Eliza,  chair  caner,  90  Stirling 

HEVRY  CrlE^SE,   Commigslon  Mercluuit.   for   the   sole    of  Flour,   Grain,  Seeds,  «&c. 
Rosendale  Cement  and  Calcined  Plaster  coutitantly  on  liond.  Hi  Spear's  WUarf. 


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Brannan  Erasmus  J .  cigar  maker,  1  McElderry 
Brannan  James  A.  ensign   U.  S.   N.,  153  e 

Lombard 
Brannan  James,  engineer,  17  Hill 
Brannan  John,  62  McCulloh 
Brannan  John,  stone  cutter,  339  e' Eager 
Brannan  John  B.  stair  builder,  193  e  Pratt 
Brannan  John  E    salesman,  87  Lee 
Brannan  Mrs.  Mary,  140  e  Lombard 
Brannan  Michael,  carpenter,  87  n  Central  av 
Brannan  Peter,  wheelwright,  108  North 
Brannan  Robert,  sutler,  206  e  Lombard 
Brannan  Thomas,  engineer,  15  Hill 
Brannan  William,  puddler,  276  Canton  av 
Brannan  William,  mariner,  237  Cross 
Brannen  James,  stone  cutter,  46  n  Exeter 
Brannen  John,  laborer,  23  s  Regesier 
Brannen  Joseph,  clothier,  corner  of  Bond  and 

Thames,  dw  22  Jackson  square 
Brannen  Michael,  mason,  46  n  Exeter 
Brannock  John,  ship  carpenter,  54  Warren 
Brannt  John,  glove  maker,  65  Centre  Market 

Space 
Bransby  John  C.  shoemaker,  18  Comet 
Bransey  August,  blacksmith,  456  vv  Pratt 
Bransley  Charles  E.  9  McHenry 
Branson  Isabella,  dressmaker,  220  German 
Branson  Joseph,  senr.,  16  n  Eutaw 
Branson  Joseph,  jr.,  16  ii  Eutaw 
Brant  George,  laborer,  98  Washington,  F.  H. 
Brant  Henry,  tavern,  121  Eastern  av 
Brant  Joseph,  grocery,  68  Chatsworth 
Brasch  Jacob,  laborer,  213  s  Chapel 
Brasch  John,  laborer,  305  s  Bond 
Brashear  Elizabeth,  tavern,  n  e  cor   Madison 

and  North 
Brashear  George  W.  coach  maker,  n  e  corner 

North  and  Madison 
Brashears  Alexander  G.  (Shamburg  &   Co.,) 

31  s  Liberty 
Brashears  Joseph  M.  at  tobacco  warehouse 

No.  1,  91  s  Sharp 
Brashears  John  B.  22  Pearl 
Brashears  John  T.  custom  house,  38  Gough 
Brashears  Robert  J.  newsdealer,  Calvert  oppo- 
site Battle  Monument,  dw  23  Mott 
Brashears  William, blacksmith,  134s  Howard 
Brashears  Z.  D.  sec'y  Baltimore  Association 

for  relief  of  poor,  200  e  Fayette 
Brasker  Charles,  butcher,  506  Light 
Brass  Joseph,  coffee  roaster  and  spice  grinder, 

85  and  87  Barre 
Bratt  Noah,  engineer,  53  Warren 
Bratt  Sarah,  35  York 
Bratt  Thomas,  machinist,  150  Hollins 
Brauer  Henry,  butcher,  34  Belair  market,  dw 

Baltimore  co 
Brauer  Henry,  tailor,  43  Portland 
Brauer  John,  plasterer,  84  n  Schroeder 
Brauer  Tobias,  cabinet  maker,  204  n  Fayette   , 
Braul  Wm.  trunk  maker,  286  w  Pratt,  dw  45 

e  Pratt 
Braum   Charles,  lager  beer,   intersection    of 

Pratt  St.  and  Frederick  road 
Braun  Jacob,  shoemaker,  147  Welcome  al 
Braun  John  J.  baker,  178  Columbia 
BRAUNS  F.  L.  &  CO.,  general  shipping  and 

commission  merchants,  s  e  cor  Lombard  and 

Cheapside 
Brauns  Ferdinand,  328  Lexington 
Brauns  P.  L.  jr.,  328  Lexington 
Brauns  Rev.  F.  W.  328  Lexmgton 
Brauns  Henry,  architect,  328  Lexington 


Brautigan  Michael,  shoemaker,  54  Park 
Brawder  Adam,  carpenter,  236  w  Biddle 
Brawders  &  Carey,  plumbers,  7  Eutaw  House 
Brawders  Thomas  J.  (E.  &  Carey,)  39  Hoff- 
man 
Erawner  Andrew  H.  druggist,  78  Ensor 
Rrawner  Andrew  W.  78  Ensor 
Brawner  Charles  A.  bricklayer,  78  Ensor 
Brawner  Daniel  W.  clerk,  78  Ensor 
Brawner  George  A.  printer,  78  Ensor 
Brawner  James  H.  clerk,  169  Hanover 
Brawner  Mary  E.  154  w  Madison 
Brawner  Robert  G.  butcher,  78  Ensor 
Brawner  Wm.  IM.  clerk,  78  Ensor 
BrawnoldeBernhard,   91  n  Paca 
Bray  Alfred,  huckster,  126  Conway 
Brayden  Catherine,  132  Preston 
Brayden  George  W.  carter,  276  n  Howard 
Brayden  William,  276  n  Hov/ard 
Brayden  William,  tobacconist,  132  Preston 
Brazier  William,  carpenter,  178  Hamburg 
Bread  H.  laborer,  ]49  Canton  av 
Brecht  Charles,  translator  custom  house,  ap- 
praiser's office,  396  e  Monument 
Brecht  Earnest,  U.  S.  N.  396  e  Monument 
Brecht  George,  carpenter,  25  Shakspear 
Brecht  Theodore,    navy   department,   396  e 

Monument 
Breckenhein  Moses,  130  e  Lombard 
Breckinridge  Mission  Sunday    School,    For- 
rest, near  Eager 
Brede  Andrew,  tailor,  387  w  Pratt 
Bredekamp  Harman,  grocery,  316  s  Sharp 
Bredekamp  Harman  G.  salesman,  316  s  Sharp 
Breefer  Charles,  box  maker,  25  Lemmon 
Breeland  Orilla,  fancy  store,  92  Lexington 
Breen  Mary  E.  119  n  Eutaw 
Bregel  Henry,  saddler,  48  Greenmount  av 
Bregel  John  J.  carpenter,  112  McElderry 
Bregel  Joseph  F.  confectioner,  71  n  Gay 
Breger  William,  locksmith,  22  New 
Brehler  Francis,  shoemaker,  20  New  Church 
BREHME   0.  &.    CO.,   importers   and   dry 
goods  commission  merchants,  over  12  Han- 
over 
Brehme  0.  (0.  B.  &  Co.)  297  Madison  av 
Brehml  Lewis,  tailor,  81  s  Poppleton 
Breidengam  Louisa,  104  n  Howard 
Breidenstein  August,  machinist,  4  Plowman 
Ereidenstein  A.  butcher,  87  Belair  market,  dw 

Baltimore  co 
Breinig  John,  painter,  199  Lee 
Breitenstein  August,  butcher,  32  Centre  mar- 
ket, dw  Baltimore  co 
Ereitsworth  Conrad,  bl'ksmith,  251  Aliceanna 
Ereivier  Charles,  moulder.  111  William 
Broiler  John,  laborer,  206  s  Wolfe 
Brem  Caspar  M.  laborer,  47  Aliceanna 
Breni  John,  shoemaker,  80  Park 
Brem  John,  tailor,  1  Port 
Bremer  Carl,  tailor,  212  n  Eden 
Bremer  Charles,  tailor,  90  s  Eutaw 
Bremer  George,  tailor,  39  McElderry 
Bremer  Henry,  fruit  preserver,  261  w  Biddle 
Bremer  John,'  cigar  maker,  42  Centre  Market 

space 
Erertier  Theodore,  tobacconist,  141  s  Ann 
Bremiller  John  B.  milk,  769  Light 
Bremm  John,  laborer,  55  Aliceanna 
Bremm  "Valentine,  tailor,  47  Aliceanna 
Brenan  Mrs.  Eliza,  9  Sterrett 
Brenan  James,  laborer,   9  Sterrett 
Brenan  John  P.  A.  mahogany,  35  n  Gay 


WBi.  F.  "WEBB,  Marine,  Fire  and  liife  Insurance  Agent  and  Broker.    Agent 
BcneAt  lAfe  Insxirance  Co.,  Newark,  Jf.  J.,"  89  Second  Stree^. 


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Brenan  L.  Oliver,  bookkeeper,  121  Saratoga       | 
Brenan  Peter  E.  mahogany,  21  n  Gay,  dw  35 
Brendel  Mrs.  C.  midwife,'l71  s  Bond 
Brendel  John  G.  baker,  83  Warner 
Brendel  Lorenz,  cabinet  maker,  91  s  Bethel 
Brendel  Philip,  shoemaker,  79  Grindall 
Brenger  John,  laborer,  280  Johnson 
Brengle  James  S.  clerk  Ericsson    Steamboat 

Co.  dw  32  Cathedral 
Brennan  Mary,  140  w  Lombard 
Brennan  Peter,  wheelwright,  108  North 
Brennan  Robert,  soldier,  Strieker,  near  Mul- 
berry 
Brenner  George,  laborer,  234  Aliceanna 
Brenner  &  Bro.  wholesale  and  retail  clothiers, 

n  e  cor  Bond  and  Thames 
Brenner  Joseph,  (B.  &  Bro.)  86  s  Bond 
Brenner  Joseph,  woodsawyer,  190  East 
Brenner  Moses,  clothier,  96  w  Pratt,  dw  70  s 

Broadway 
Brenner  Philip,  laborer,  29  Fell 
Brenner  Solomon,  (B.  &  Bro.)  70  e  Pratt 
Brennerseak  Henry,  furniture  wagoner,  168  s 

Wolfe 
Brenning  George,  night  worker,  259  w  Pratt 
Brennink  George,  mariner,  93  Lancaster 
Brennet  George,  laborer,  185  s  Chapel 
Brent  Robert  J.  attorney,  31  Lexington,  dw 

93  Cathedral 
Brent  Wm.  C.  100  n  Charles 
Brental  Nicholas,  tailor,  4  Biddle  al 
Brentine  Aquilino,  fruit,  6  East 
Brentz  Heinrich,  laborer,  184  s  Spring 
Brerreton  John,  tinner,  323  w  Lombard 
Breske  Charles,  tailor,  123  Bethel 
Breslauer  Hirsch,  second  hand  dealer,  345  s 

Charles 
Breslohr  William,  locksmith,  74  Camden 
Bressel  Wm.  tailor,  24  Columbia 
Bressel  John,  tailor,  19  Josephine 
Bressler  Henry,  shoemaker,  30  Frederick  av 
Rrethour  Mary,  Carr's  wharf 
Bretthol  William,  porter,  177  Aliceanna 
Breuning  Marcus,  cabinet  maker,  37  Buren 
Brevitt  Joseph  W.  clerk,  28  n  Eutaw 
Brewer  Mrs.  Charles,  boarding,  383i)  w  Balti- 

timore 
Brewer  Cleland,  salesman,  386  Franklin 
Brewer  Mrs.  George,  386  Franklin 
Brewer  George,  (Aldridge  &  B.)  75  n  Charles 
Brewer  Dr.  G.  G.  76  n  Green 
Brewer  James  R.  printer,  51  Columbia 
Brewer  John,  butcher.  111  Greenmount  av 
Brewer  John,  mutton  butcher,  44  Fell's  Point 

market,  dw  Baltimore  co 
Brewer  John  M.  attorney,  59)^  w  Fayette, 

dw  10  w  Townsend 
Brewer  John,  tavern,  182  e  Madison 
Brewer  Dr.  Marbury,  245  w  Biddle 
Brewer  Nicholas,  bounty  land  and  property 

agent,  84  Aisquith 
Brewer  Peter,  blacksmith,  88  n  Howard 
Brewer  William,  laborer,  138  Cross 
Brewer  Wm.  G.  expressman,  41  n  Poppleton 
Brewster  Edward  S.  clerk,  205  w  Faye'tte 
Brewster  Hannah,  37  Block 
Brewster  Henry,  ship  builder,  144  Chesapeake 
Brezal  Jacob,  milkman,  135  Johnson 
Brian  Arthur  L.  cigar  store,  22  w  Second,  dw 

21  Harford  av 
Brian  Edward  A.  salesman,  287  e  Fayette 
Brian  Mrs.  Elizabeth,  152  s  Ann 
Brian  Joseph,  89  Ensor 


Brian  Rebecca,  287  e  Fayette 

Brian  Wm.  E.  carpenter,  217  Hollins 

Briar  Thomas  P.  currier,  319  e  Monument 

Briaton  John,  laborer,  49  e  Eager 

BRICE  GEO.  H.  attorney,  46  St.  Paul,  dw 

159  w  Biddle 
Brice  Misses,  72  n  Charles 
Brice  Misses  M.  E.  &  A.  M.  36  Courtland 
Brice  Mrs.  Isabella,  28  Columbia 
Brice  Thomas  R.  carpenter,  Gough,  n  of  Eden 
Brickerd  Emanuel,  carpenter,  309  Aisquith 
Brickenstein  L.  C.  attorney,  43  n  Charles,  dw 

corner  Townsend  and  Bolton 
Brickman  Rev.  A.  O.  225  e  Fayette 
Brickette  John,  confec,  146  Light  st  wharf 
Brickhouse  Smith  L.  carpenter,  218  Columbia 
Brickman  John,  tailor,  371  Penna.  av 
Brickmyer,  George,  laborer,  48  Cross 
Brickner  Charles,  piano  maker,  136  Barre 
Bride  Cotter,  rustic  furniture,  15  Division 
Bride  Daniel,  constable,  173  n  Paca 
Bride  John  H.  property  agent  and  collector, 

139  w  Madison 
Brideling  Frederick,  laborer,  193  Eastern  av 
Brideling  Frederick,  woodsawyer,  193  East- 
ern av 
Bridener  Martin,  419  Lexington 
Bridenstein  August,  butcher,  87  Belair  market, 

dw  Harford  av,  near  city  limits 
Bridenstine  Mrs.  Caroline,  89  s  High 
Bridge  Stephen,  assistant  assessor  3d  district, 

office  50  e  Baltimore,  dw  215  n  Gay 
Bridge  Stephen,  trimmings,  215  n  Gay 
Bridges  Geo.  H.  (Wm.  B.  &  Son,)  42  German 
Bridges  John  C.  (Woods,  B.  &  Co.)  567  w 

Fayette 
Bridges  Joseph,  mariner,  117  s  Ann 
BRIDGES  WM.  &  SON,  fruiterers  and  con- 
fectioners, 313  w  Baltimore 
Bridges  Wm.  (Wm.  B.  &  Son,)  42  German 
Briding  Earnest  W.  saddler,  183  w  Pratt 
BRIEL  &  BRUNS,  house  carpenters,  14  Mc 

Clellan  al 
Briel  Catharine,  seamstress,  254  n  Eut^w 
Briel  Henry,  cabinet  maker,  81  Henrietta 
Briel  John,  (B.  &•  Bruns)  254  n  Eutaw 
Brieman  Henry,  blacksmith,  22  Dawson 
Brieman  Mrs.  Margaret,  doctress,  22  Dawson 
Brien  Isabella,  158  w  Madis.>n 
Briers  Mrs.  Catharine,  tailoross,  182  Peirce 
Briggamann  Charles,  tailor,  200  n  Central  av 
Briggaman  Mrs.  Charlotte,  366  Saratoga 
Briggaman  Wm.  F.  photographist,  366  Sara- 
toga 
Briggs  George  M.  (Bradford  &  B.)  39  n  High 
Briggs  George  G.  clerk,  31  s  Ann 
Briggs  James,  mariner,  330  e  Fayette 
Briggs  James  M.  31  s  Ann 
Briggs  Thomas  H.  butcher,  Penna  av  ext 
Brigham  William  T.  bookkeeper,   (Wm.  R. 
Cole  &   Co.)    over   n    e   cor   Charles  and 
Lexington 
Bright  Mrs.  Elizabeth,  millinery,  462  w  Bal- 
timore 
Bright  Henry,  plasterer,  415  e  Fayette 
Bright  Nathaniel,  tailor,  205  n  Central  av 
Bright  Richard  A.  grainer,  67  Saratoga,   dw 

462  w  Baltimore 
Bright  Wm.  T.  plasterer,  107  s  Poppleton 
Brightman  Jacob,  huckster,  237  Forrest 
Brigman  Augustus,  baker,  239  w  Pratt 
Brigman  John,  laborer,  63  s  Wolfe 
Brill  Henry,  laborer,  64  Short 


GEO.  S.  PAGE  &  BRO..  >Ianiif)ictur>i-8    of  Roofti   and   Roofing   Materials,  111    Svaitl.  'a 
Wharf.     C.  IIART  SBHTH,  Agent. 


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Brill  Henry,  baker,  252  s  Sharp 
Brim  John,  moulder,  554  w  Pratt 
Brim  Michael,  laborer,  179  Lemmon 
Brim  Stephen,  cabinet  maker,  47  Short 
Brimmer  John,  tobacconist^  186  s  Sharp 
BRINCKMEYER  CHARLES,  importer  and 
manufacturer  of  cigars,  tobacco  and  snuff, 
41  w  Baltimore 
Brinckmeyer  Henry,  cigar  manufacturer,  16 

Pearl 
Brindle  Michael,  laborer,  308  Johnson 
Briner  George,  carpenter,  34  Riddle  al 
Bringe  Albert  W.  sr.,  18  New 
Bringe  Albert,  jr.,  cigar  maker,  18  New 
Bringman  Joseph  T.  177  German 
Bringman  J.  T.  (Hall  &  B.)  177  German 
Bringmann  Julius,  tobacconist,  29  s  Oregon 
Bringmann  Wm.  tobacconist,  18  s  Sharp 
Brink  A.  musician,  223  Central  av 
Brink  Henry  Ad.  (H.  F.  Alberti  &  Co.)  155 

Ross 
Brinkley  Ada,  shirt  maker,  6  s  Pine 
Brinkley  Joseph  B.  &  Co.  wholesale  grocers 

and  commission  merchants,  59  s  Calvert 
Brinkley  Joseph  B.  (B.  &  Reeves,)  Baltimore 
■  county 
Brinkley  &  Reeves,  fruit  and  oyster  packers, 

177  w  Falls  av 
Brinkman  Chas.  (Robinson  &  B.^  cor  Hoff- 
man and  Penna  av 
Brinkman  Chas.  feed,  s  e  cor  Penna  av  and 

Dolphin,  dw  156  Penna  av 
Brinkman  Frederick  W.  clerk,  138  s  Howard 
Brinkmann  Chas.  H.  grocery,  138  s  Howard 
Brinkmann  Charles  H.  jr.,  lithographer,  138  s 

Howard 
Briscoe  Alexander  M.  carpenter,  519  Saratoga 
Briscoe  Andrew,  cigar  maker,  269  e  Madison 
Briscoe  George,  cigar  maker,  303  s  Charles 
Briscoe  J.  Douglass,  90  n  Calvert 
Briscoe  James,  clerk,  Paca  near  L.  Greene 
Briscoe  Mary  H.  151  n  Calvert 
Briscoe  Samuel  W.  (Robertson  &  B.)  Howard 

near  Monument 
Briscoe  Wm.  H.  303  s  Charles 
Briscoe  Wm.  T.  cigar  maker,  303  s  Charles 

Brister engineer,  1  Hill 

BristorWm.B.  140  n  Exeter 
British  Consulate,  6  Exchange  Buildings 
Britner  Daniel,  musician,  153  s  Fremont 
Britt  Georgiana  Mrs.  grocery,  162  Pearl 
Britt  George  R.  P.  bookbinder,  162  Pearl 
Brittingham  John   P.   gunner    U.  S.  N.  68 

Henrietta 
Britton  Richard  N.  grocer,  cor  Forrest  and 

Hillen,  dw  237  e  Eager 
Broadbec4c  Mrs.  Henrietta,  226  e  Monument 
Broadbeck  Mrs.  teacher,  7  Trinity 
BROADBENT  A.  G.  &  CO.  fancy  dry  goods 

dealers,  18  n  Charles 
Broadbent  Gershom,  18  n  Charles 
BROADBENT  JOSEPH  F.  oyster  and  fruit 
packer  and  coffee  dealer,  145  North,  dw  44 
w  Monument 
Broadbent  Jeannette,  261  n  Howard 
Broadbent  Louis  R.  42  Mt.  Vernon  place 
Broadbent  Scotti  J.  42  Mt.  Vernon  place 
Broadbent  Stephen  J.  261  n  Howard 
Broadbent  Stephen,  sr.,  42  Mt.  Vernon  place 
Broadbent  Stephen  jr.,  42  Mt.  Vernon  place 
Broadbent  Wm.  130  w  Madison 
Broader  H.  laborer,  273  s  Durham 
Broaders  Henry  R.  family  grocer,  74  Hanover 


Broadfoot  C.  96  s  High 
Broadrey  Mary,  318  s  Bond 
Broadwater  Richard,  foundryman,  112  Wash- 
ington 
Broadway  Baptist  Church,  Broadway,  near 

Pratt 
Broadway  (Methodist  Episcopal)    Chapel,  s 

Broadway,  near  Pratt 
Broadway  Presbyterian  Church,  cor  Broad- 
way and  Gough 
Broadway  Protestant  Episcopal  Church,  cor 

Broadway  and  Pratt 
Brobeck  Mrs.  Barbara,  213  Montgomery 
Brobst  John,  carpenter,  68  Essex 
Brock  Charles,  baker,  53  Fawn 
Brock  Christian,  laborer,  II  Albert  al 
Brock  John  M.  lager  beer,  6  e  Pratt 
Brock  M.  cigar  manufacturer,  244  w  Baltimore 
Brockelmann  Theodore,  (Katz  &  Leupold,) 

25  s  Sharp 
ErockerFrederick,  engineer,  WestnearEutaw 
Brocker  Henry,  68  Clay 
Brockmeyer  Chas.  A.  tobacconist,  94  Camden 
Brockmeyer  Hugh,  stove  maker,  159  Stirling 
Brockmeyer  Theresa,  grocery,  s  w  cor  Stir- 
ling and  Eager 
Broderick  Alice,  4  Hillen 
Broderick  Francis,  laborer,  3  Nelson  court 
Broderick  James   H.,  Harnden  Express,  33 

Greenmount  av 
Broderick  John  T.  paper,  stock  and  iron,  46 

Greenmount  av,  dw  45 
Broderick  Wm.  grocer,  33  Greenmount  av 
Brodigan  Patrick,  laborer,  184  McHenry 
Broefer  Charles,  box  maker,  40  Lemmon 
Broening  Henry,  blacksmith,  35  Barre 
Broening  Jacob,  shoemaker,  146  s  Eutaw 
Broessell  Wm.  tailor,  Pearl,  near  Saratoga 
Broessell  Christian,  tailor,  7  Sterrett 
Brogan  Philip,  hacks  for  hire,  96  s  Howard, 

dw  100 
Brogden  James  McC.  139  n  Calvert 
Brogman  Henry,  carpenter,  4  Bank 
Broger  Ludwig,  18  Shakspeare 
Broker  Frederick,  ship  joiner,  73  Somerset 
Broil  Henry,  grocer,  3  Bond 
Brome  Wm.  H,  pilot,  134  Jefferson 
Bromer  George  H.  shoemaker,  cor  Frederick 

av  and  Garrison  lane 
Bromley  Jesse,  blacksmith,  145  Aliceanna 
Bromley  Thomas  J.  miller,  2  Gist 
Bromstall  Catharine,  71  Ross 
Bromwell  Alfred  T.  tailor,  Caroline  near  Gay 
Bromwell  Geo.  W.  ladies'  shoemaker,  107  a 

Wolfe 
Bromwell  Henry,  gardener,  1  Diamond 
Bromwell  Josiah  R.  clerk  in  city  comptroller's 

office,  254  n  Howard 
Bromwell  Mary  A.  seamstress,  1  Diamond 
Bromwell  Wm.  tinner,  23  Jefferson 
Bromwell  Wm.  G.  carpenter,  117  s  Wolfe 
Bromwell  Wm.  T.  clerk,  233  Hanover 
Broocks  Louis,  salesman,  230  n  Central  av 
Brook  Richard  H.  clerk,  n  Gay 
Brooke  Franklin  E.  P.  attorney,  45  St.  Paul, 

dw  16  n  Eutaw 
Brooke  H.  L.  (B.  H.  L.  &  Co.)  76  Saratoga 
Brooke  H.  L.  &  Co.  Cedar  Point  blast  fur- 
nace, office  cor  of  Boston  and  Potomac,  and 
53  Exchange  place 
Brooke  Horace  L.  (Rogers  &  B.)  76  Saratoga 
Brookhart  Wm.  soldier,  465  n  Gay 
Brookhiser  George,  laborer,  45  Preston 

J.  HENRY   GIKSB,   Commission   Mcrclmmt,   for   tUe   sale    of   Flowr,   Grnim,  Seeds,  &c. 
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Brookholtz   Frederick,  huckster,  158  Green- 
mount  av 
Brookman  Philip,  engineer,  323  Aliceanna 
Brookner  Daniel,  shoemaker,  898  w  Pratt 
Brooks   Achia,  grocery   and  liquor  store,  6 

Greenmount  av 
Brooks  Alice  W.  68  Saratoga 
Brooks  Benedict  J.  machinist,  Canton  Distil- 
lery, Clinton,  Canton 
Brooks  Christopher,  restaurant,  138  s  Eutaw 
Brooks  Charles,  fireman,  20  Ryan 
Brooks  Christopher,  laborer,  207  Gough 
Brooks  Mrs.  Clarissa,  36  n  Schroeder 
Brooks  Chauncy,  president  Western   Bank, 

dw  Baltimore  co 
Brooks  Chauncy,  (B.,  Fulton  &  Co.)  Balti- 
more CO 
Brooks  Chauncy,    (B.,   Fahnestock  &   Co.) 

Baltimore  co 
Brooks  Christopher  C.  bookkeeper,  53  St  Paul 
Brooks  Dr.  Edward,  assist,  surgeon,  U.  S.  A. 

cor  High  and  Watson 
Brooks  Edwin  F.  plumbing  house, 13  n  Eutaw, 

dw  204 
Brooks  Eliza  Ann,confectionery,  16  Courtland 
BROOKS,  FAHNESTOCK  &   CO.   whole- 
sale dry  goods  dealers,  345  w  Baltimore 
BROOKS,  FULTON  &  CO.  wholesale  deal, 
in  boots,  shoes  and  hats,  346  w  Baltimore 
Brooks  Geo.  W.  newspaper  agent,  248  Lee 
Brooks  Geo.  W.  clerk,  293  Aisquith 
Brooks  Geo.  D.  sergeant  police,  194  Aisquith 
Brooks  Geo.  W.  carpenter,  59  Cliew 
Brooks  Mrs.  Hester,  248  Lee 
Brooks  Henry,  cigar  maker,  68  Portland 
Brooks  Dr.  Horace  A.  53  St.  Paul 
Brooks  Hester  Ann,  50  Henrietta 
Brooks  Isaiah  C.  shipsmith,  126  Hamburg 
Brooks  James,  engineer,  17  n  Eden 
Brooks  James,  bricklayer,  331  s  Sharp 
Brooks  James,  laborer,  173  Gough 
Brooks  James  W.  painter,  207  e  Lombard 
Brooks  Jesse,  cigar  maker,  521  Lexington 
Brooks  John,  milkman,  71  Holland 
Brooks  John,  bird  dealer,  14  n  Fayette 
Brooks  John,  shoemaker.  He  Pratt 
Brooks  John,  hackman,  102  Barre 
Brooks  John  H.  marble  cutter,  23  s  Calhoun 
Brooks  John  T.  bricklayer,  46  Portland 
Brooks  John,  brickmaker,  191  s  Washington, 

F.  P. 
Brooks  Joseph,  ship  carpenter,  48  Conway 
Brooks  Dr.  Joseph  D.  163  Aisquith 
Brooks  Joshua,  blacksmith,  23  s  Calhoun 
Brooks  Lewis,  cap  maker,  344  w  Baltimore, 

dw  250  n  Central  av 
Brooks  Lizzie,  19  Foundry 
Brooks  Lewis  D.  tinner,  123  Hollins 
Brooks  Margaret,  344  n  Gay 
Brooks  Mrs.  Mary  T.  milliner,  46  Portland 
Brooks  Mrs.  Matilda,  midwife,  558  w  Pratt 
Brooks  Mrs.  Louisa,  millinery,  187  Mulberry 
Brooks  Mrs.  Margaret,  boarding  house,  94  s 

Eutaw 
Brooks  Mrs.  Mary  A.  57  McHenr;5r 
Brooks  &  Miller,  restaurant,  n  e  cor  Harrison 

and  Fayette 
BROOKS  N.  C.  principal  of  Baltimore  Female 

College,  53  St.  Paul 
Brooks  Friscilla  L.  126  Hamburg 
Brooks  Richard,  milkman,  168  n  High 
Brooks  Rodney  R.  conductor,  B.  &  O.  R.  R. 
31  Rosa 


Brooks  Robert,  policeman,  57  McHenry 
Brooks  Robert,  boots,  shoes  and  leather,  257 

w  Baltimore,  dw  168  n  High 
Brooks  Rachel,  68  Saratoga 
Brooks  Robert,  painter,  48  Conway 
BROOKS  S.  D.  oyster  and  fruit  packer,  and 
can  maker,  cor  Boston  and  Gwynn,  dw  cor 
Gwynn  and  Cambridge 
Brooks   Samuel  R.  (B.  &  Miller,)  Jefferson 

near  Broadway 
Brooks  Sarah  A.  dressmaker,  23  s  Calhoun 
Brooks  Sophia,  22  n  Front 
Brooks  Susan,  48  Conway 
Brooks  Susan  P.  boai-ding  house,  42  s  Eutaw 
Brooks  Thomas,  porter,  144  s  Greene 
Brooks  Thomas,  hacks  to  hire,  136  s  Eutaw 
Brooks  Thomas,  stone  cutter,  57  McHenry 
Brooks  Thomas,  porter,  144  L.  Greene 
Brooks  Walter  B.  (B.,  Fahnestock  &  Co.) 

Baltimore  co 
Brooks  Wm.  stone  cutter,  156  s  Washington^ 

F.  P. 
Brooks  Wm.  agent,  26  n  Front 
Brooks  Wm.  jr.,  ticket  agent,  B.  &  0.  R.  R., 

293  Aisquith 
Brooks  Wm.  F.  printer,  59  Chew 
Brooks  Wm.  car  driver,  36  n  Schroeder 
Brooks  Wm.  sr.,  126  Hamburg 
Brooks  Wm.  tinner,  197  s  Chester 
Brooks  Wm.  machinist,  162  L.  Greene 
Brooks  Wm.  commissioner  of  enrollment  3d 
district  of  Md.,  office  26  Holiday,  dw  293 
Aisquith 
Brooks  Wm.  farmer,  6  Greenmount  av 
Brooks  Wm.  engineer  water  works,  '102    s 

Poppleton 
Brooks  Wm.  A.  hatter,  227  Henrietta 
Brooks  Wm.  H  clerk  N.  C.  R.  293  Aisquith 
Broom  Ellen,  grocery,  167  Bank 
Broom  Mrs.  Elizabeth  A.  14  Hollins 
Broom  George,  clerk,  167  Bank 
Broom  John,  ship  carpenter,  152  Bank 
Broom  James,  carpenter,  10  Booth 
Broom  Doct.  Septimus,  s  e  cor  Baltimore  and 

Pine 
Broom   Vachel,   commission   merchant,   Ex- 
change place,  dw  14  Hollins 
Broome  A.  E.  clerk,  214  w  Lombard 
Broome  Jacob,  dried  fruits,  rear  73  Hanover 
Broshell  Mrs.  Henrietta,  487  w  Fayette 
Brosker  Henry,  mattresses,  213  Hamburg 
Brosnau  Margaret  A.  tailoress,  98  s  Carey 
Bross  Edward,  lithographer,  149  w  Lombard 
Brot  Anthony,  shoemaker,  234  Light 
Brote  Mrs.  Emily,  328  e  Lombard 
Brotherton  Mrs.  Phoebe  T.  172  e  Lombard 
Brotzel  John  A.  confectioner,  2  Columbia,  dw 

594  Light 
Brotzell  Jacob,  laborer,  608  Light 
Brotzen  Wm.  H.  finisher,  39  Gittings 
Brotzman  Andrew,  cabinet  maker,  100  3  Cen- 
tral av 
Brotzman  John,  shoemaker,  12  Walker 
Brouders  John",  laborer,  29  w  Hoffman 
Brough  Wm.  trunk  factory,  44  s  Exeter 
Brougher  George,  carpenter,  232  Preston 
Broughlon  Clarke,  14)^  s  Calvert 
Broughton  Mrs.  Henrietta,  65  Raborg 
Broughton  Henry  C.  ship  joiner,  114  s  Spring 
Broughton  Isaac,  printer,  160  Raborg 
Broughton  Joseph,  huckster,  Jefferson  near 

Broadway 
Broughton  John,  plasterer,  65  Raborg 


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Broughton  Capt.  Joseph  D.  mariner,  6  s  Pop- 

pletoii 
Broughton    Mrs.    Maria,    dress    maker,    65 

Raborg 
Broughton   Capt.   Samuel    H.   mariner,     1  s 

Caroline  ' 

Broumel  Thomas  0.  82  w  Fayette 
Brow  Matthias,  tailor,  81  Somerset 
Brower  Conrad,  locksmith,  87  Bank 
Brown  Abel,  huckster,  281  Cross 
Brown  Alfred,  huckster,  75  Preston 
Brown  Alfred  C.  carpenter,  186  Saiatoga 
Brown  Dr.  Alfred  J.  surgeon  dentist,  n  w  cor 

Charles  and  Lexington 
BROWN  ALEXANDER  &  SONS,  over  153 

w  Baltimore 
Brown  Alexander  E.  (Wm.  H.  B.  &  Bro.) 

Bolton  near  Townsenil 
Brown    Alexander,  wheelwright,  72  Green- 
mount  av 
Brown  Alexander,  8  Ramsay- 
Brown  Alexander,  tailor,  231  e  Fayette 
Brown  Ann  Maria,  55  Saratoga 
Brown  Ann,  53  Burke 
Brown  Ann  M.  68  s  Caioline 
Brown  Mrs.  Ann,  96  s  Paca 
BROWN  ANDREW,  tavern,  s  w  cor  Broad- 
way and  Canton  av 
BROWN  MRS.  ANN  B.  18  Watson 
Brown  Ann  M.  boarding  house,  10  Watson 
Brown  Mrs.  Anna,  nurse,  251  s  Paca 
Brown    Anton,   laborer,  rear  of   78    Centre 

Market  space 
.Brown  Ariel  H.  butcher,  62  Belair  market, 

dw  Homestead 
Brown  Arthur,  hackman,  67  Hillen 
Brown  Aulay,  jr.  clerk  N.  Y.  &  Bait.  &  Phila. 

trans,  line,  19  n  Gay 
Brown  Aulay,  general  collector,  66  s  Bond 
Brown  Basil,  laborer,  158  s  Paca 
Brown  Belle,  130  Raborg 
Brown  Benjamin  J.  painter,  143  Vine 
Brown  Benjamin  F.  machinist,  Mosher,  betw. 

Garden  and  Bolton 
Brown  Benjamin  C.  laborer,  189  w  Biddle 
Brovfn  Benjamin  G.  government  contractor,  42 

8  Sharp 
BROWN  BROS.  &  CO.  bankers  and  dealers 

in  foreign  exchanges,  s  w  cor  Baltimore  and 

Calvert 
Brown  Cassandra,  189  w  Biddle 
Brown  Catharine,  272  s  Ann 
Brown  Charles,  mariner,  18  Ajmistead  la 
Brown  Charles,  huckster,  113  Baborg 
Brown  Charles,  soldier,  16  Lewis 
Brown  Chas.  W.  harness  maker,  113  Raborg 
Brown  Charles,  tavern,  226  s  Caroline 
Brown  Charles  S.  mariner,  246  e  Fayette 
Brown  Charles,  rigger,  20  s  Durham 
Brown  Charles  H.  mariner,  34  n  Eden 
Brown  Charles  E.  clerk,  526  w  Fayette 
Brown  Charles  H.  H.  317  Madison  av 
Brown  Capt.  Charles,  246  e  Fayette- 
Brown  Chas.  J.  carpenter,  225  Pierce 
Brown  Christian,  tailor,  34  n  Liberty 
Brown  Christopher  J.  milk,  203  Frederick  av 
Brown  Christian,  shoemaker,  311  Mulberry 
Brown  David,  moulder,  116  n  Bond 
Brown  David  R.  attorney,  13  Lexington,  dw 

617  w  Fayette 
Brown  Ebenezer,  huckster,  116  Boyd 
Brown  Edward,  laborer,  s  Dallas 
Brown  Edward,  liquors,  13  Lancaster 


Brown  Edward,  clerk,  330  w  Fayette 
Brown  Edward  W.  (B.  &  Short,)  Hamburg 

near  Washington 
Brown,  Edw.  cabinet  maker,  1  Walker 
Brown  Edward,  huckster,  7  Camden  la 
Brown  Elias,  carpenter  and  builder,  17  Pleas- 
ant, dw  186  Saratoga 
Brown  Eliza,  teacher,  20  n  High 
Brown  Mrs.  Elizabeth,  134  n  Charles 
Brown  Elizabeth,  doctress,  61  Chatsworth 
Brown  Elizabeth,  104  North 
Brown  Elizabeth  V.  168  Chesnut 
Brown  Elizabeth,  milliner,  283  n  Central  av 
Brown  Mrs.  Emily,  179  Preston 
Brown  Esther,  seamstress,  205  w  Biddle 
Brown  Eveline,  millinery,  276  n  Gay 
Brown  Francis  tavern,  346  s  Bond 
Brown  Francis,  shoemaker,  283  s  Bond 
Brown  Frederick,  basket  maker,  87  Plum  al 
Brown  Frederick,  mariner,  116  s  Regester 
Brown  Garrett,  Bolton  near  Townsend 
Brown  Garrety  W.  14  Jackson 
Brown  Geo.  Wm.  (B.  &  Brune,)  71  n  Calvert 
Brown  George,  carpenter,  104  e  Monument 
Brown  George  A.  (B.  &Toy,)  358  n  Eutaw 
Brown  George  S.  (Alex.  B.  &  Sons,)  s  w  cor 

Cathedral  and  Madison 
Brown  Geo.  W.  fancy  goods,  207  e  Baltimore 
Brown  Geo.  A.  116  n  Bond 
Brown  George,  22  Harford  av 
Brown  George  W.  farmer,  21  Mosher 
Brown  George  L.  laborer,  6  Baker  ct. 
Brown  George  W.  shoemaker,  170  Ramsay 
Brown  George  C.  carpenter,  186  Saratoga 
Brown  Mrs.  George,  54  Cathedral 
Brown  George  W.  (B.  &  Lehr,)  8  Jackson 
Brown  George  W.  ship  carpenter,  131  Gough 
Brown  George,  math.  inst.  maker,  6  Hillen 
Brown  George  W.  engineer,  42  e  Eager 
Brown  George  W.  gas  filter,  168  Chesnut 
Brown  George  W.  book  binder,  336  e  Fayette 
BfDwn  Georgeanna,  53£urke 
Brown  Gustavus,  clerk,  318  Hollins 
Brown  Gustavus,  confectionery,  134  n  Charlea 
BROWN  HENRY  C.  &  CO.  saw  manufactu- 
rers and  grinders,  Uhler's  al,  near  Charles 
Brown  Henry  C.  (H.  C.  B.  &  Co  )  16  Watson 
Brown  Hester,  dressmaker,  129  e  Eager 
Brown  Henry,  mariner,  163  s  Ann 
Brown  Hiram,  (Cox  &  B.)  230  Aisquith 
Brown  Henry,  rigger,  50  s  Washington,  F.  P. 
Brown  Henry  G.  clerk,  96  s  Paca 
Brown  Henry  W.  (Jones,  Bro.  «&,  Co.)  71  w 

Fayette 
Brown  Horatton,  currier,  129  German 
Brown  Hugh,  laborer,  215  s  Bethel 
Brown's  Hotel,  119   n  High,  Lewis  Brown 

proprietor 
Brown  Jacob,  jr.  clerk,  7  McElderry's  whf 
Brown  Jacob,  boots  and  shoes,  7  McElderry's 

wharf 
Brown  Jacob  C.  sailmaker,  107  South,  dw 

262  e  Pratt 
Brown  Jacob,  barkeeper,  s  w  cor  Fayette  and 

Holiday 
Brown  Jacob,  dry  goods,  215  Hanover 
Brown  James  J.  bacon,  cor  Gist  and  Hamp- 

stead 
Brown  James,  junk,  54  s  Caroline 
Brown  James  H.  trunk  maker,  6  Hillen 
Brown  James,  laborer,  5  e  Monument 
Brown  James  M.  watchmaker,  187  w  Pratt 
Brown  James  E.  clerk,  156  Barre 


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Brown  James  R.  carpenter,  132  Vine 
Brown  James,  carpenter,  82  n  Pine 
Brown  James  M.  clerk,  273  Saratoga 
Brown  James  M.  (Church  &  B.)  4  s  Caroline 
Brown  James  H.  clerk,  151  Barre 
Brown  James,  restaurant,  85  Thames 
Brown  James,  watchmaker,  117  s  Paca 
Brown  Rev.  James,  38  n  Broadway 
Brown  James  V.  watchmaker,  62  Ensor 
Brown  James,  huckster,  116  Boyd 
Brown  Jane,  39  Jefferson 
Brown   Jane,  grocery,  s  e  cor   Forrest  and 

Madison 
Brown  Jasper,  carpenter,  27  Balderston 
BROWN  J.   ROBERT,  house  carpenter,  1 
Exchange  al.  near  Lombard,  dw  21  Fremont 
Brown  J.  Wilson,  salesman,  261  Saratoga 
Brown  John  A.  (George  Colton  &  Co.)  276  e 

Pratt 
Brown  John  W.  clerk  B.  &  O  R.  R.  dw  67 

Courtland 
Brown  John,  coal,  95  n  High 
Brown  John  Miller,  163  n.  Central  av 
Brown  John,  express  agent,  81  Preston 
Brown  John,  cigar  maker,  Canton  av  near 

Choptank 
Brown  John  L.  express  agent,  81  Preston 
Brown  John  J.  nurse,  2  Henrietta 
Brown  John  N.  (B.  Bros.  &  Co.)  18  s  Eutaw 
Brown  John  N.  undertaker,  47  Chew 
Brown  John  T.  salesman,  158  s  Paca 
Brown  John,  (Henry  Wilkens  &  Co.)  181  w 

Pratt 
Brown  John  J.  varnisher,  5  Walker 
Brown  John  L.  shoemaker,  11  e  Baltimare, 

dw347 
Brown  J.  Frank,  hay  and  feed,  12  sJEutaw, 

dw  15  n  Calhoun 
Brown  John,  laborer,  424  Canton  av 
Brown  John,  conductor,  100  s  Exeter 
Brown  John,  (B.,  Mittan  &  Co.)  95  n  High 
Brown  John,  (Baker  &  B.)  87  n  Broadway* 
Brown  John,  painter,  267  s  Paca 
Brown  John  W.  engineer,  Clinton  near  Boston 
Brown  John,  carpenter,  24  Thomson 
Brown  John  L.  dentist,  617  w  Fayette 
Brown  John,  6  Snyder  ct 
Brown  John,  cabinet  maker,  96  s  Chapel 
Brown  John  R.  96  s  Paca 
Brown  John  W.  (Israel  &  Co.)  231  w  Fayette 
Brown  John  M.  police,  189  Conway 
Brown  Mrs.  John  W.  93  Saratoga 
Brown  John ,  soldier,  n  e  cor  Thames  and  Bond 
Brown  John,  laborer,  249  s  Dallas 
Brown  John   W.  bookkeeper,  Adams'  Ex- 
press, 93  Saratoga 
Brown  John  F.  painter,  7  James  al 
Brown  J.  W.  clerk,  261  Saratoga 
Brown  John  D.  (B.  &  McGuey,)  42  w  Fayette 
Brown  John  W.  jr.  clerk  Adams'  Express, 

93  Saratoga 
Brown   Lieut.   John   W.,   U.   S.   A.    189   w 

Lombard 
Brown  Jonathan,  (Parkinson  &  B.)  14  Doug- 
lass 
Brown  Joseph  E.  617  w  Foyette 
Brown  Joseph,  laborer,  104  Lancaster 
Brown  Joseph,  mariner,  326  Canton  av 
Brown  Joseph,  tailor,  118  s  Sharp 
Brown  Joseph,  confectioner,  31  Ross 
Brown  Joseph  A.  carpenter,  233  Pierce 
Brown  Joseph,  gardener,  Clinton,  s  of  Boston 
Brown  Joseph,  Sec'y  Gas  Co.  617  w  Fayette 


Brown  Joshua,  coachmaker,  347  Saratoga 
Brown  Joshua  A.  R.  H.  bricklayer,  206  Lee 
Brown  Joshua  L   tin  and  sheet  iron  worker, 

464  Penna.  av 
Brown   Joshua,  wheelwright,  347  Saratoga, 

dw320 
Brown  Julia,  100  s  Exeter 
Brown  Mrs.  Julia  A.  tailoress,  206  Lee 
BROWN  &  LEHR,  tobacconists,  9  w  Bal- 
timore 
Brown  Lemuel,  huckster,  395  Lexington 
Brown  Lena,  seamstress,  460  Light 
Brown  Lewis  P.  shoemaker,  432  Lexington 
Brown  &  McGuey,  American  saloon,  42  w 

Fayette 
Brown  M.  175  s  Regester 
Brown  Maggie,  17  Foundry 
Brown  M.  J.  ^M.  J.  &  W.  A.  B.)  18  Green- 
mount  av 
Brown  M.  J.  &  W.  A.  flour  and  feed,  11  w 

Pratt 
Brown  Martha,  121  e  Lombard 
Brown  Mrs.  Mary,  dressmaker,  105  L  Greene 
Brown  Mrs  Mary,  240  Light 
Brown  Mary,  seamstress,  240  Light 
Brown  Mary  E.  30  May 
Brown   Mary,   huckstress,   8    Fish    Market 

Space 
Brown  Mary,  3  Mullikin 
Brown  Mary  E.  tailoress,  7  James  al 
Brown  Mary,  14  Lewis 
Brown  Mary,  confectioner,  81  Thames 
Brown  Mrs.  Mary,  boarding,  69  s  Schroeder 
Brown  Mary,  42  w  Biddle 
Brown  Martin  S.  engraver,  over  cor.  Water 

and  Calvert,  dw  71  Walsh 
Brown  Michael,  carter,  23  Pleasant  al 
Brown  Michael,  laborer,  73  Stirling 
Brown  Michael,  laborer,  81  Grundy 
BROWN  MITTAN  &  CO.  coal  dealers,  88 
n  High,  and  North  between  Monument  and 
Madison 
Brown  M.  &  S.  dry  goods,  155  s  Broadway, 

and  243  w  Baltimore,  up  stairs 
Brown  Morris,  (M.  &.  S.  B.)  155  s  Broadway 
Brown  Mrs.  Mary,  358  w  Lombard 
Brown  Moses,  painter,  81  Granby 
Brown  Patrick,  laborer,  73  Stirling 
Brown  Peter  A.  mariner,  31  Thames 
Brown  Peter  A.  mariner,  106  s  Regester 
Brown  Philip,  grocer,  21  Brown 
Brown  Mrs.  R..  E.  W.  boarding,  134  n  High 
Brown  Reuben,  carp.  Clinton  near  O'Donnell 
Brown  Richard,  grocer,  48  n  Eutaw,  dw  284 

w  Fayette 
Brown     Robert,   jr.,    (Richardson    &    Co.) 

Townsend  near  Bolton 
Brown  Robert,  huckster,  240  Mulberry 
Brown  Robert,  stone  mason,  202  s  Castle  al 
Brown  Robert  P.  77  McCulloh 
Brown  Robert  D.  &  Co.  com.  merchants  and 
importers  of  linens,  over  2  German,dw  R.  D. 
B.  Relay  House  B.  &  0.  R.  R. 
BROWN    ROBERT,  sr.   watches   and  fine 
jewelry,  158  w   Baltimore,  Museum  build- 
ing, dw  189  w  Lombard 
Brown  Robert,  watchman,  177  s  Washington, 

F.  P. 
Brown  Robert,  jr.  Townsend  near  Bolton 
Brown  Robert,  stone  mason,  44  Frederick  av 
Brown  Rosena  S.  trimmings  store,  276  e  Pratt 
Brown  Reuben  T.  fruits,  235  Pierce 
Brown  Ralpii,  29  Orchard 


3.  HE]VRY  GIBSE,   Commission   Merchant,   for   ttie   sole    of  Flour,   Grain,  Serds,  <&c. 
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Brown  Samuel  A.  rigger,  14  Warren 
Brown  Samuel,  laborer,  205  w  Biddle 
Brown  Samuel  R.  cigar  maker,  21  Sterrett 
Brown  &  Short,  junk,  186  Light 
Brown  Solomon,  (M.  &  S.  B.)  155  s  Broad- 
way 
Brown  Stewart,  attorney,  40  St.  Paul,  dw  99 
Brown  Susan,  shoe  binder,  440  Walsh 
Brown  Susan,  26  Aisquith 
Brown  Dr.  Septimus,  Bolton  near  Townsend 
Brown  Mrs.  S.  cor  Dolphin  and  Garden 
Brown  Mrs.  Sarah  A.  133  n  Eden 
Brown  Mrs.  Sarah,  55  e  Baltimore 
Brown  Thomas  H.  secretary  Great  Falls  Iron 

Co.  s  e  cor  Pratt  and  O'Donnell's  whf.  dw 

Bolton  near  Lanvale 
Brown  Thomas  M.  (B.,  Mittan  &  Co.)  95  n 

High 
Brown   Thomas,  copper  smelter,  Clinton  s  of 

Boston 
Brown  Thomas  R.  304  Madison  av 
Brown  Thomas,  machinist,  33  Jackson 
Brown  Thomas,  clothier,  213  e  Baltimore 
Brown  Thomas  A.  moulder,  116  n  Bond 
Brown  Thomas,  moulder,  42  Rock 
Brown  Thos.  A.  clerk,  515  w  Lombard 
Brown  Thomas,  conductor,  69  s  Schroeder 
Brown  Thomas,  watchman  B.  &  0.  R.  R.  81 

St.  Peter 
Brown  Thomas,  blacksmith,  33  Jackson 
Brown  Thos  W.  blacksmith,  237  n  Central  av 
Brown  Thomas,  carpenter,  150  Pine 
Brown  Thomas,  laborer,  108  Boyd 
Brown  Thos.  J.  gold  and   silversmith,  90  w 

Baltimore 
Brown  Thomas,  ship  joiner,  332  s  Bond 
Brown  Thos.  C.  soldier,  1  Harden  ct 
Brown    Timothy   S.    (Knight  &  B.)  8  Fish 

Market  space 
Brown  &  Toy,   flour,  hay,  grain  &c.,  124 

North 
Brown  Vincent,  wheelwright,  181  n  Fremont 
Brown  V.  J.  &  Co.  grocers  and   commission 

merchants,  66  w  Lombard 
Brown  V.  J.  (V.  J.  B.  &  Co.)  14  Hollins 
Brown  Wm.  &  Co.  watches  and  jewelry,  s  e 

cor  Baltimore  and  Charles 
Brown  Wm.    (Wm.  B.  &  Co.)  77  McCuUoh 
Brown  William,  148  Preston 
Brown  Wm.  G.  aid  to  revenue  custom  house, 

320  s  Poppleton 
Brown  William,  (Jameson  &  B.)  148  Preston 
Brown  Wm.  H.   (W.  H.   B.  &   Bro.)  226 

Garden 
Brown  Wm.  A.   (M.  J.  &  W.  A.  B.)  121  n 

Eden 
BROWN  WM.   H.  &   BRO.  druggists,  4  s 

Liberty 
Brown  Wm.  H.   (Wm.  H.  B.  &   Bro.)  226 

Garden 
Brown  Wm.  T.  617  w  Fayette 
Brown  Wm.  stevedore,  314  Aliceanna 
Brown  Wm.  M.  42  e  Eager 
Brown  William,  stevedore,  199  s  Chester 
Brown  Wm.  H.  soldier,  42  e  Eager 
Brown  Wm.  L.  carpenter,  s  w  cor  Front  and 

Low,  dw  216  e  Baltimore 
Brown  Wm.  M.  printer,  35  n  Fremont 
BROWN  WILLIAM,  agent  N.  C.  R.  R.  80 

North 
Brown  Wm.  H.  blacksmith,  3  s  Oregon 
Brown  Wm.  T.  street  commiss'nr,  1923  Paca 
Brown  William,  bricklayer,  192  s  Paca 


I   Brown  Wm.  shoemaker,  7  McElderry's  whf. 
I    Brown  Wm.  ship  carpenter,  238  Canton  av 
Brown  William,  carpenter,  12  Greenmountav 
Brown  Wm.  forwarding  agent,  24  Pine 
Brown  W.  T.  18  Watson 
Browne  Eliza,  lodging   house,  72  Lexington 
Browne  James  H.  flour  and  grain,  40  and  42 

s  Frederick,  dw  186  n  Calvert 
Browne  Joseph  K.  (B.  &  Roney,)  30  Aisquith 
Browne  Lewis  B.  periodical,  99  Garden 
Browne  Lucy,  72  Lexington 
Browne  Nicholas  V.  310  n  Caroline 
BROWNE  &   RONEY,  dealers  in  grain,flour 

and  feed,  67  s  Gay 
Brownhold  Moses,  tailor,  138  Pearl 
Browning  Edward,  rope  maker,  504  Light 
Browning  James  S.   coach  maker,  63  North 
Browning  John  W.  nail  maker,  12  Barre 
Browning  Mary  L.  fancy  goods,  103  w  Biddle 
Browning  Mrs.  Mary  A.  75  s  Eden 
Browning  Mrs.  Mary,  103  w  Biddle 
Browning  Olivia  P.  provisions,  63  North 
Browning  P.  shoemaker,  84  Lancaster 
Browning  Richard  C.   brickmaker,  504  Light 
Browning  Warfield  T.  (Cinnamond  &  B.)  59 

w  Fayette 
Browning  Wm.  E.  (Charles  Reese  &  Co.)  150 

w  Madison 
Browning  Wm.  W.  clerk  B.  &  0.  R.  R.  127 

s  Sharp 
Browning  Wm.  S.  secretary   to  Police  Com- 
missioners, 318  n  Eutaw 
Browning  Wm.  E.  painter,  103  w  Biddle 
Brownley  Hiram  L.  ship  carp'r,  365  Light 
Brownley  John,  ship  carpenter,  271  e  Pratt 
Brownley  Joseph,  blacksmith,  43  Garden 
Brownley  Larkin,  ship  carpenter,  109  s  Bond 
Brownley  Mehitable,  43  Garden 
Brownley  Sarah  A.  tailoress,  5  Hughes  ct 
Brownley  Thos.  J.  engineer,  63  Hill 
Brownold  Charles,  clerk,  124  Mulberry 
Brownold  Moses,  124  Mulberry 
Broyer  Ludwig,  18  Shakspear 

Brubach ,  varnisher,  277  Columbia 

Bruce  Daniel  C.  custom  house  inspector,  626 

w  Fayette 
Bruce  David,  clerk,  211  Barre 
Bruce  Jacob,  laborer,  422  Penna    av 
Bruce  John  M.  coppersmith, 94  n  Calvert,  dw 

160  Aisquith 
Bruce  Mrs.  Margaret  R.  170  w  Lombard 
Bruce  Robert,  machinist,  47  Stirling 
Bruce   Robert,  artificial   legs   and   arms,  and 

truss  maker,  448  w  Baltimore 
Bruce  Wm   E.  truss  maker,  448  w  Baltimore 
Bruce  Wm.  grocer,  153  e  Madison 
Bruce  Rev.  Wm.  Townsend  near  Fulton 
Bruck  Charles,  baker,  53  Fawn 
Bruck  Henry  M.  tailor,  320  w  Pratt,  dw  278 

Hanover 
Bruchey  John  F.  boiler  maker,  36  Boyd 
Bruckheimer  Leopold,  clerk,  23  s  Sharp 
Bruckmann  Wm.  shoemaker,  154  Henrietta 
Bruckner  John  F.  piano  maker,  11  Sterrett 
Brude  Gustave,  laborer,  58  King 
Bruder  Michael,  musician,  315  Canton  av 
Brueback  Jacob,  cabinet  maker,  153  s  Sharp 
Bruehl  John,  cigar  maker,  157  s  Bond 
Bruehl  Justus,  baker,  157  s  Bond 
Bruehl  Wm.  H.  183  e  Lombard 
Bruff"  Charles  S.  architect,  25  French 
Bruff"  James  M.  (J.  W.  B.  &  Co.)   Fountain 
hotel 


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Bruff  John  W.  (J.  W.  B.  &  Co.)  295  w  Fay- 
ette 
Brutf  John  W.  &  Co.  dry  goods  merchants, 

245  w  Baltimore 
Bruff  Joseph  D.  ship  carpenter,  284  e  Pratt 
Bruff  Thos.  A.  ship  carpenter,  247  Gough 
Bruo:gman  John  J.  tavern,  32  Fell 
Bruggy  Martin,  carpenter,  3  Arcade  al 
Brugel  John,  shoemaker,  174  s  Durham 
Eruhom  Christopher,  mariner,  207  s  Bond 
Brummer  Carson  H.  tavern,  243  Hanover 
Brumer  Joseph,  currier,  13  Diamond 
Brun  Edward,  machinist,  86  Lexington 
Brun  Mad.  F.  child's  dress  maker,  86  Lex- 
ington 
Brundige  Charles  H.  salesman,  19  Lexington 
Bruiidige  Mrs.  Elizabeth,  378  Light 
Brundige  James,  jr.  bookkeeper,  54  Saratoga 
Brundige  Rebecca,  grocery,  109  n  Eutaw 
Brundige  Wm.  sr.  54  Saratoga 
BRUNE    F.    W.  &   SONS,  merchants   and 
agents  Maryland  Steam  Sugar  Refining  Co. 
89  and  91  Smith's  wharf 
Brune  F.  laborer,  107  Lancaster 
Brune  John  C.  (F.  W.  B.  &  Sons,;  89  and  91 

Smith's  wharf 
Brune  Wm.  H..(F.  W.  B.  &  Sons,)   38  Mt. 

Vernon  Place 
Bruner  Jacob,  carpenter,  127  s  Sharp 
Bruner  Lewis,  butcher,  403  Light 
Bruning    Henry,   groceries    and    liquors,    9 

Warner 
Bruning  Rev.  H.  H.  professor  of  languages, 

49  Lexington 
Brunmiller  Mark,  laborer,  22  Preston 
Brunner  Abel,  book  binder,  80  Aisquith 
Brunner  Adam,  laborer,  194  Columbia 
Brunner  Andrew,  clerk,  54  Pearl 
Brunner  Andrew  B.  carpenter,  54  Pearl 
Brunner  Hamilton,  huckster,  306  s  Sharp 
Brunner  Henry,  tailor,  65  s  Eutaw 
Brunner  Jacob,  laborer,  194  Columbia 
Brunner  John  L.  tailor,  102  n  Gay 
Brunner  Joseph,  tailor,  121  s  Wolfe 
Brunner  Mary,  seamstress,  235  Hamburg 
Brunner  Samuel  H.  laborer,  94  Ramsay 
Brunner  Wm.  T.  clerk,  54  Pearl 
Bruns  Bei-nard,  shoemaker,  281  n  Gay 
Bruns  John,  (Briel  &  B.)  164  Mulberry 
Ijrunt  James,  horse  trader,  359  Penna.  av 
Brunt  Mrs.  Mary,  seamstress,  36  George 
Brunt  Ralph,  dairyman,  487  Penna.  av 
Brunt  Mrs.   Thomas,  embroideries  and  lace 

goods,  189  w  Baltimore,  dw  92  Saratoga 
Bruschwiller  Wm.  chair  maker,  7  Foster  al 
Bruscup  Albert,  tailor,  83  n  Caroline 
Bruscup  Columbus,  carpenter,  120  s  Caroline 
Bruscup  Columbus,  carpenter,  230  e  Pratt 
Bruscup   Geo.   H.   sheet-iron  worker,  323  e 

Monument 
Bruscup  Thomas,  bailiff  Orphans'  Court,  219 

e  Fayette 
Brush  Charles  W.  attorney,  217  Garden 
Brushwiller  Geo.  painter,  John  n  of  Lanvale 
Brnshwiller  Wm.  jr.  painter,  5  Buren 
BRUSSTER  HENRY,  ship   carpenter,  Bos- 
ton, foot  of  Patuxent,  dw  144   Chesapeake 
Erustcr&  Griffith,  agricultural  impl't  manuf. 

49  c  Monument,  warerooms  49  n  Paca 
BRUSTER  &  GRIFFITH,  manufacturers  of 
Buckeye  mower  and  reaper,  and  agricull'l 
implements,  &c.  49  n  Paca 
Bruster  James,  (B.  &  Griffith,)  Baltimore  co 


Bruster  James,  agricult'l  implements,  Hand 

tavern 
Brutsche  Felix,  grocery   and  feed  store  and 

livery  stable,  58  Clay,  dw  146  Saratoga 
Brntzman  Peter,  tailor,  67  Park 
Bryan  Arthur  L.  (B.  &  Bro.;  21   Harford  av 
Bryan  Annie  M.  seamstress,  246  Light 
Bryan  &  Bro.  cigar  store.  Second  near  Gay 
Bryan  David  A.  mariner,  244  e  Fayette 
Bryan   Capt.  Frederick    C.   mariner,  244    e 

Fayette 
Bryan  George,  (B.  &  Bro.)  21  Harford  av 
Bryan  James,  gas-fitter,  21  Harford  av 
Bryan  John  M.  farmer,  293  e  Lombard 
Bryan  John  G.  hardware,  136  n  Gay 
Bryan  John,  wire  worker,  246  Light 
Bryan  John  H.  bricklayer,  357  s  Sharp 
Bryan-John  W.  soldier,  246  Light 
Bryan  Mrs.  J.  N.  milliner,  276  n  Gay 
Bryan  Samuel  L.  &  Co.  trimmings  and  white 

goods,  221  w  Baltimore 
Bryan   Samuel  L.    (S.    L.  B.  &  Co.)  130  w 

Fayette 
Bryan  &  Atkinson,  attorneys,  36  St.  Paul 
Bryan  Thomas,  shoemaker,  256  n  Caroline 
Bryan  Wm.  carter,  136  s  Durham 
Bryan  Wm.  127  s  Bond 
Bryan  Wm.  S.  attorney,  30  St.  Paul,  dw  612 

w  Fayette 
Bryan  Wm.  H.  soldier,  246  Light 
Bryant  Catherine,  119  n  Eutaw 
Bryeint  Pauline,  dress  maker,  20  Jackson 
Bryant  Wilson  P.    merchant,  354  Lexington 
Bryarly  Robert,  tailor,  100  n  Exeter 
Bryden  George  W.  J.,  Jackson  near  Harrison 
Bryerly  Wm.  C.  carpenter,  17  s  Schroeder 
Bryson  B.  A  conductor  B.  &  0.  R.  R.  dw  41 

n  Strieker 
Bryson  Mrs.  Catherine,  boarding,  630  Pratt 
Bryson 'Gilbert  H.  city  surveyor  and  civil  en- 
gineer. City  Hall,  dw  59  Aisquith 
Bryson  Hugh,  shoemaker,  221  n  Caroline 
Bryson  James  R.  moulder,  630  w  Pratt 
Bryson  J.  F.  clerk  in  office  Circuit  Court,  dw 

Star  tavern.  Front 
Bryson  Wm.  J.  custom  house  insp.  78  s  Eden 
Bubbard  Elizabeth,  53  s  Eager 
Buberil  John,  shoemaker,  21  French 
Bubert  H.  H.  drayman,  181  s  Eden 
Bubert  J.  D.  tavern  and  feed  store,  16  Camden 
Buchanan  Alexander,  U.  S.  N.  120  G.  Hughes 
Buchanan  James,  34  McCulloh 
Buchanan  James'E.  (Kauffelt  &  B.)  130  North 
Buchanan  L.  57  St.  Paul 
Buchanan  Richard  H.  mariner,  40  Abbott 
Buchbaum  Henry,  lager  beer,  s  e  cor  Central 

av  and  e  Lombard 
Bucher  Jacob,  cabinet  maker,  224  Canton  av 
Bucher  John,  laborer,  29  Union 
Buchheimer  George,  grocery,  442  Penna.  av 
Buchheimer  John,  grocer,  55  President 
Buchheimer  Peter,  clothier,  2  e  Pratt 


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Buchner  Conrad,  shoemaker,  246  s  Eutaw 
Buchsbaum   Charles,   piano   maker,  121  Or- 
leans 
Buchta  John,25Hillen 
Buchter  John,  blacksmith,  23  Hillen 
Buchwald  Fredk.  tailor,  105  Greenmount  av 
Buchwald  Michael,  butcher,  5  Belair  market, 

dw  Belair  av  near  city  Umits 
Buck  Alfred,  301  e  Baltimore 
Buck  Alonzo,  15  n  High 


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Buck  B.  C.  sailmaker,  85  Smith's  wharf,  dw 

Hoffman  near  Ross 
Buck  Benj.  G.  plasterer,  75  Greene 
Buck  Benj.  H.  clerk,  318  Lexington 
Buck  Mrs.  Catherine,  389  w  Lombard 
Buck  Charles  W.,  U.  S.  N.  615  w  Lombard 
Buck  Charles  W.  jr.  clerk,  615  w  Lombard 
Buck  Chas.  milkman,  cor  Baker  and  Division 
Buck  Christian,  tailor,  3  Shakspear 
Buck  Edward  D.  &  Bro.  hardware,  iron  and 

steel,  86  and  88  w  Pratt 
Buck  Edward  D.  (E.  D.  &  Bro.)  75  e  Pratt 
Buck  Geo.  W.  prop.  Fulton  house,  34  w  Pratt 
Buck  Hezekiah,  344  w  Fayette 
Buck  Jacob,  fireman,  540  w  Pratt 
Buck  James  A.  clerk,  31  Hill 
Buck  James  F.  clerk,  318  Lexington 
Buck  James,  moulder,  144  G.  Hughes 
Buck  James,  clerk,  34  w  Pratt 
Buck  Capt.  James,  104  e  Fayette 
Buck  Mrs.  Jane,  344  w  Fayette 
Buck  Jane,  104  e  Fayette 
Buck  John  M.  miller,  8  Spear's  wharf 
Buck  John  H.  (Edward  D.  B.  &  Bro.)  75  e 

Pratt 
Buck  .John  jr.  asst.  assessor  3d  district,  office 

50  e  Baltimore,  dw  75  e  Pratt 
Buck  John,  driver.  126  s  Washington,  F.  P. 
Buck  John,  75  e  Pratt 
Buck  John  C.  bricklayer,  235  n  Caroline 
Buck  Joseph  A.  (Isaac  M.  Denson  &  B.)  31 

Hill 
Buck  Joseph  W.  porter,  540  w  Pratt 
Buck  Wm.  brickmaker,  29  Cambridge 
Buck  Susanna,  tailoress,  23  Orleans 
Buck  Theodore  A.  clerk,  31  Hill 
Buck  Thomas  C.  318  Lexington 
Buck  Wesley  B.  clerk,  75  c  Pratt 
Buck  Wm.  H.  clerk,  186  w  Hoffman 
Buck  Wm.  H.  clerk,  318  Lexington 
Buck  Wm.  T.,  U.  S.  N.  615  wLombard 
Buck  Wm.  agricultural  impl.  maker,  79  Lee 
Buck  Wm.  tailor,  227  e  Eager 
Buck  Wm.  huckster,  91  n  Poppleton 
Bucker  John,  laborer,  40  Booth 
Buokey  Jas.  H.  engineer,  558  Schroeder 
Buckhart  Adam,  laborer,  Mariott  nr  Haubert 
Buckheimer  Geo.  shoemaker,  3  Walnut  al 
Euckhold  John,  pedlar,  20  Thonisen 
Buckholz  George,  nightman,  411  n  Pratt 
Kuckholz  Henry,  shoemaker,  389  w  Pratt 
Bucking  Francis,  baker,  96  Hollins 
Buckingham  C.  music  teacher,  277  w  Fayette 
Buckingham  Francis  M.  agent,  291  Hollins 
Buckingham  Isaac,  music  teacher,  39  Pine 
Buckingham  Jas.  coach  trimmer,  256  n  Eden 
Buckingham  Jas.  brakesman,  54  s  Schroeder 
Buckuigham  Jas.  R.  clerk,  9  n  Pearl 
Buckingham  Jas.  coach  trimmer,  Madison  e 

of  Eager 
^nckingham  John  E.  carp.  265  n  Central  av 
Buckingham  John  W.  carp.  54  s  Schroeder 
Buckingham  Mrs.  Mary  J.  tailoress, 172  Dover 
Buckingham  P.  G.  young  ladies'  academy, 

123  Mulberry  ^ 

Buckingham  Washington  L.  clerk,  39  Pine 
Buckler  Dr.  John,  135  n  Charles 
Buckler  Dr.  Riggin,  135  n  Charles 
BUCIvL^R  &  SHIPLEY  commission  mer- 
chants and  wholesale  liquor  dealers,  85  and 

87  s  Charles 
Buckler  Dr.  Thomas  H.  41  Lexington 
Buckless  Henry,  pilot,  126  Gough 


BUCKLEY  CHARLES   R.  boot   and   shoe 

manuf.,  97  and  99  Hanover,  dw  103 
Buckley  David  Z.  musician,  15  Abbey  al 
Buckley  David  Z.  soldier,  124  G.  Hughes 
Buckley  John,  milk,  90  s  Republican 
Buckley  John,  (B.  &  Smith,)  121  Hillen 
BUCKLEY  &  SMITH,  oyster  packers,  123 

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Buckley  Martin,  carter,  18  Neighbor 
Buckley  Robert  L.  tailor,  165  Franklin 
Buckley  Wm.  H.  mariner,  81  s  Chester 
Buckman  Charles,  can  maker,  133  Washing- 
ton, F.  H.  ^ 
Buckmiller  Wm.  blacksmith,  37  n  High 
Buckner  Dr.  Charles  S.  12  Cathedral 
Bucksbaum  John,  tailor,  121  Orleans 
Bucksbaum  Julius,  dry  goods   dealer,  149  s 

Broadway 
Buckstein  Wm.  fireman,  345  s  Eutaw 
Budd  Charles  A.  cigar  maker,  259  Gough 
Budd  John  J.  257  Gough 
Budd  John  R.  carpenter,  257  Gough 
Budd  Wm.  J.  stevedore,  253  Gough 
Budd  Wm.  W.  J.  stevedore,  205  s  Chester 
Budde  Wm.  blacksmith,  104  Eastern  av 
Buddey  Henry,  cooper,  40  Slemmer  alley  ■ 
Budhoff  Peter,  porter,  12  Anthony 
Budrer  John,  turner,  211  w  Fayette 
Budy  Henry,  blacksmith,  104  Eastern  av 
Buddymyer  Wm.  217  s  Wolfe 
Buehler  Catherine,  housekeeper,  59  Columbia 
Buehler  Wm.  tobacco  and  cigars,  182  Franklin 
Bufleh  John,  laborer,  16  Shakspear 
Bufter  Ann,  154  Bank 
Bufter  Jacob,  mariner,  154  Bank 
Bufter  John,  laborer,  12  New 
Bufter  Mrs.  Mary,  grocery,  12  N#w 
Buhl  Michael,  tailor,  90  s  Castle  al 
Buhler  Albert,  cigars,  65  Granby 
Buhman  Christian,  laborer,  68  Johnson 
Buhman  Daniel,  shoemaker,  269  s  Charles 
Buhman  Wm.  26  Hamburg 
Buirne  Wm.  H.  carpenter,  103  Ross 
Buker  Eliza,  377  Canton  av 
Bukoffskey  Geo.  iron  roller,  167  s  Ann 
Bulack  Jacob,  (Bond  &  B.)  85  w  Pratt 
Bulack  Joseph,  shoemaker,  248  w  Pratt,  dw 

330  w  Lombard 
Bulack  Michael,  shoemaker,  248  w  Pratt 
Buline  Jane,  141  Vine 
Bull  Asahel,  carpenter,  131  Ensor 
BULL  DR.  BENJ.  H.  D.  260  w  Pratt 
Bull  Edmund,  (B.  &  Tuttle)  196  w  Biddle 
Bull  Mrs.  Elizabeth,  78  n  Greene 
Bull  Geo.  W.  carpenter,  27  Sterling 
Bull  Rev.  John  W.  260  w  Pratt 
Bull  Mrs.  xMary,  121  n  Eutaw 
Bull  Mary,  64  Decker 
Bull  Shadrack,  constable,  28  George 
BULL    &    TUTTLE,  publishers    Baltimore 

Clipper,  and  book  and  job  printers,  134  w 

Baltimore 
Bull  Wm.  K.  teamster,  64  Decker 
Bullen  Wm.  property  agent,  181  s  Paca 
Bulling  Charles,  (Gerdes,  B.  &   Wehrhane) 

125  Hanover 
Bullock  Caswell  J.  glue  factory,  Washington 

road,  dw  339  Columbia 
Bullock  Daniel,  potter,  319  e  Lombard 
Bullock  Daniel,  potter,  6  n  Ann 
Bullock  James,  collar  maker,  21  Mercer,  dw 

542  w  Fayette 
Bullock  James,  laborer,  194  s  Chapel 


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Bullock  Joseph  W.  silver  plater,  4  w  Falls  av 
Bullock  J.  glue  factory,  Washington  road 
Bullock  John,  glue  factory,  Washington  road 
Bullock  Mrs.  Rhoda,  243  Columbia 
Bull's  Head  hotel,  130  n  Front 
Bulmood  P.  carpenter,  Harford  av  extended 
Bulyun  Henry  H.  laborer,  336  Mulberry 
Bulz  John,  cooper,  10  s  Durham 
Bumbarger  Dobbin,  shoemaker,  4  Prospect  la 
EUMGARDEN  JAMES,  painter,  71  Ross 
Bummer  Valentine,  blacksmith,  346  Light 
Bump  Josephus  L. provisions,  426  n  Poppleton 
Bump  Samuel  C.  gravel  roofer,  88  s  Ann 
Bunce  Edward,  ropemaker,  1  Anthony 
Bunce  Edward,  laborer,  422  Harford  av 
Bunce  Richard,  bricklayer,  318  Harford  av  . 
Bunce  Robert,  laborer,  Greenmount  Cemetery 
Bunch  John  A.  tavern,  36  President 
Bunch  Joshua  A.  fisherman,  131  Washington, 

F.  H. 
Bundlay  John,  rag  dealer,  23  Abbott 
Bundschuh  Dr.  Francis,  41  Watsc>n 
Bundshup   Charles,  broom  maker,  President 

near  Canton  av 
Bunger  John  H.  shoemaker,  89  s  Spring 
BUNN  JOHN,  baker,  cor  Warner  and  Barre 
Bunn  Joseph,  well  digger,  355  s  Charles 
Bunsholdt  Ludvich,  129  Thames 
Bunting  David  G.  mariner,  377  Light 
Bunting  David  W.  mariner,  377  Light 
Bunting  Edward  F.  mariner,  377  Light 
Bunting  Elizabeth,  7  Gough 
Bunting  George,  butter  deal.  158  e  Monument 
Bunting  George  R.  clothing  cutter,  24  s  High 
Bunting  George  W.  carpenter,  7  Gough 
Bunting  Dr.  John,  bailiff  Criminal  Court,  20 

Ann 
Bunting  J.  J.  (B.  &  Ridgely,)  365  w  Fayette 
Bunting  Mrs.  Mary  E.  confect'yi  331  Light 
BUNTING  &  RIDGELY,  merchant  tailors, 

3  Franklin  building.  North 
Bunting  Robert  M.  mariner,  34  Warren 
Bunting  Mrs.  Sarah,  377  Light 
Bunting  Smith  K.  carpenter,  162  Mulberry- 
Bunting  Washington  A.  mariner,  377  Light 
Bunting  Wm.  carpenter,  254  HoUins 
Bunting  VVm.  J.  shoemaker,  70  n  Howard 
Bunty  Anton,  tailor,  rear  300  Aliceanna 
BUNTZINTHAL   FRANCIS,   grocery,  37 

Rose 
Bunyan  Mary,  tailoress,  188  n  Central  av 
Burbage  John,  soldier,  Falls  road,  near  North- 
ern av 
Burbage  John  E.  jr.  salesman,  332  Aisquith 
Burbank  David,  com.  merchant,  148  w  Pratt, 

dw  242  Saratoga 
Burbank  Leonard,  salesman,  13  Pearl 
Burbert  Robert,  tailor,  206  Columbia 
Burch  Francis  A.  ship  joiner,  3  s  Caroline 
Rurch  Fredk.  D.  comb  maker,  560  Saratoga 
Burch  Jas.  A.  ship  joiner,  93  Gough 
Burch  James,  laborer,  80  Block 
Burch  Mary,  dressmaker,  3  s  Caroline 
Burch  Mary  A.  confectionery,  560  Saratoga 
Burch  Thos.  B.  clerk,  43  s  Washington,  F.  P. 
Burch  Wm.  M.  clerk,  27  s  Eutaw 
Burchinal  John,  clerk.  Eager  near  Charles 
Burdett  Aaron,  copper  plate  maker,  364  Lex- 
ington 
Burdett  Edwin,  copper  plate  maker,  364  Lex- 
ington 
Burens  Louis,  blacksmith,  366  Ostend 
Bures  James,  harness  maker,  297  Canton  av 


Burg  Thos.  B.  clerk,  43  s  Washington,  P,  P. 
Burgan  Anne  J.  tailoress,  185  Aisquith 
Burgan  Marcellus,  cigar  maker,  35  Jackson 
Burgan  Philip,  soldier,  121  n  Bethel 
Burgan  Sarah,  35  Jackson 
Burgan  Thomas  T.  cigar  maker,  96  n  Caroline 
Burgdorf  Charles,  cooper,  183  s  Eden 
Burger  Andrew,  laborer,  93  Plum  al 
Burger  Charles,  baker,  342  s  Sharp 
Burger  Charles,  grocery,  Frederick  road,  near 

Calverton 
Burger  Conrad,  drover,  246  Mulberry 
Burger  Frank   J.  glass  blower,  Eutaw  w  of 

Stockholm 
Burger  John,  blacksmith,  114  Hamburg 
Burger  Matthias  R.  locksmith,  710  w  Balti- 
more 
Burger  Nicholas,  199  William 
Burgess  Barney,  laborer,  298  s  Paca 
Burgess  B.  T.  (C.  W.  B.  &  Son)  190  e  Fayette 
Burgess  Benj.  pattern  maker,  41  s  Poppleton 
Burgess  Caleb  H.  silver  plater,  Fayette  near 

Sharp,  dw  450  Lexington 
Burgess  Charles  R.  (Wm.  B.  &  Son)  100  s 

Greene 
Burgess  C.  W.  &  Son,  grocers,  166  n  Gay, 

dwl62 
Burgess  Geo.  R.  dep.  clerk  Criminal  Court, 

232  e  Fayette 
Burgess  James,  carpenter,  254  n  Eden 
Burgess  John,  silver  plater,  100  w  Fayette,  dw 

75  n  Poppleton 
Burgess  John  T.  policeman,  73  n  Caroline 
Burgess  Laomi,  upholsterer,  26  n  Liberty 
Burgess  Mary,  tailoress,  76  s  Fremont 
Burgess  Owen,  silver  plater,  69  Mulberry 
Burgess  Spencer,  stone  cutter  8  n  Schroeder 
Burgess  Stephen  E.  carpenter,  232  e  Fayette 
Burgess  Theodore  H.  clerk,  36  s  Exeier 
Burgess  Tnomas,  laborer,  76  s  Fremont 
Burgess  Wm.  &  Son,  merchant  tailors,  5  s 
Sharp,  dw  Wm.  B.  n  w  cor.  Greene  and 
Mulberry- 
Burgess  Wm.  blacksmith,  470  w  Lombard 
Burgess  Wm.  H.  clerk,   s  w  cor  Bond  and 

Jefferson 
Burgett  George,  butcher,  199  Columbia 
Burgher  H.  fancy  goods,  181  Argyle  al 
Burgmyer  Ballach,  sawyer,  248  Eastern  av 
Burgunder  Benjamin,  clothier,  276  w  Pratt 
Burgunder  Joseph,  clothier,  295  w  Pratt 
Burgunder  Simon,  clothier,  53  w  Baltimore 
Burk  Cornelius,  laborer,  351  s  Bond 
Burk  John,  cooper,  134  e  Fayette 
Burk  John,  laborer.  Cotton  row,  Canton 
Burk  Justice,  271  Canton  av  . 

Burk  J.  W.  police,  104  Preston 
Burk  Tobias,  cooper,  34  n  Spring 
Burk  Wm.  police,  41  Greenmount  av 
Burk  Wm.  watchman,  124  s  Caroline 
Burkamp  Francis,  baker,  149  n  Eutaw     , 
Burkamp  Fredk.  shoemaker.  111  n  Eutaw 
Burkard  Adam,  tailor,  47  s  Register 
Burkardt  Philip,  varnisher,  29  Union 
Burke  Amelia,  upholstress,  94  n  Howard 
Burke  Amos,  tobacco,  cigars,  &c.  184  Lex- 
ington, dw  284  w  Lombard 
Burke  Andrew  J.  deputy  warden  city  jail,  262 

Greenmount  av 
Burke  Charles  E.  teamster,  rear  of  332  Mul- 
berry 
Burke  Clara  V.  seamstress,  8  Comet 
Burke  Dominic,  pattern  maker,  39  s  Oregon 


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Burke  David,  bookkeeper,  60  e  Baltimore 
Burke  Edward,  laborer,  8  n  Amity 
Burke  Ella,  dressmaker,  529  w  Baltimore 
Burke  Ezekiel,  plasterer,  127  n  Eden 
Burke  Elizabeth,  tailoress,  8  Comet 
Burke  Mrs.  Elizabeth,  laundress,  246  Light 
Burke  Eliza,  65  Chesnut 
Burke  Geo.  W.  134  Cathedral 
Burke  Geo.  B.  clerk  Savings  Bank  of  Balti- 
more, 134  Cathedral 
Burke  Henry,  paper  hanger,  1  Williamson  al 
Burke  Henry,  shoemaker,  363  Saratoga 
Burke  Jacob,  lamplighter,  99  Ross 
Burke  Jacob  W.  police,  104  Preston 
Burke  Mrs.  Joanna,  237  s  Paca 
Jlurke  John,  carter,  cor  Bank  and  Durham 
Burke  John,  barber,  201  J-o  Lexington 
Burke  John,  fireman,  186McHenry 
Burke  John,  grocery,  148  Bank 
Burke  John,  laborer,  73  York 
Burke  John,  engineer,  71  s  Schroeder 
Burke  John  H.  H.  groceries  and  feed,  580  w 

Pratt 
Burke  John,  grocery,  7  Hull 
Burke  Jerome,  plasterer,  162  w  Fayette 
Burke  Mrs.  Julia  Ann,  186  Montgomery 
Burke  Joseph  F.  bricklayer,  34  n  Schroeder 
Burke  Mrs.  Kate,  seamstress,  29  Mosher 
Burke  Lawrence,  shoemaker,  62  Centre  Mar- 
ket space,  dw  123  s  Exeter 
Burke  Mary  A.  cor  Holland  and  Eden 
Burke  Mrs.  Mary,  34  Chatsworth 
Burke  Margaret,  198  w  Fayette 
Burke  Mrs.  Martha,  529  w  Baltimore 
Burke  Michael,  laborer,  193  Vine 
Burke  Michael,  laborer,  55  Haubert 
Burke  Michael,  tailor,  37  s  Front 
Burke  Michael,  grocer,  74  York 
Burke  Nichs.  stone  cutter,  41  Greenmount  av 
Burke  Oliver,  fireman,  99  Ross 
Burke  Owen,  laborer,  7  Jenkins  al 
Burke  Patrick,  laborer,  30  s  Poppleton 
Burke  Patrick,  barkeeper,  12  St.  Paul 
Burke  Richard,  teacher,  167  s  Bethel 
Burke  Richard,  laborer,  13  n  Amity 
Burke  Robert,  tinner,  14  Holland 
Burke  Robert,  tinner,  cor  Holland  and  Eden 
Burke  Sarah,  256  Greenmount  av 
Burke  Mrs.  Sabina,  1  Page  al 
Burke  Susan  B.  seamstress,  8  Comet 
Burke  Thos.  laborer.  Cotton  row.  Canton 
Burke  Thomas,  bricklayer,  123  Harford  av 
Burke  Thomas,  246  Light 
Burke  Thomas,  painter,  520  w  Baltimore,  dw 

7  Chatsworth 
Burke  Thomas  E.  tavern,  94  w  West  Falls  av 
Burke  Wm.  H.  cigar  maker,  123  n  Gay 
Burke  William,  pattern  maker,  4  s  Poppleton 
Burke  Wm.  B.  (Chas.  B.  Hatch  &  Co.)  472 

Penna.  av 
Burke  Wm.  R.  butcher,  9  Neighbor 
Burkey  Samuel,  agent,  17  Chesnut 
Burkett  Charles,  tailor,  36  n  Caroline 
Burkett  James,  87  Park 
Burkhard  George,  laborer,  535  Canton  av 
Burkhard  Philip,  varnisher,  29  Union 
Burkhardt  Charles,  cooper,  Goodman  al  near 

Cross 
Burkhardt  James,  87  Park 
Burkhead  John  W.  police,  409  n  Gay 
Burkins  Wm.  moulder,  220  Hollins 
Burkraan  Charles  K.  carpenter,  34  Haubert 
Burkstradt  Peter,  laborer,  46  G.  Hughes 


Burley  Henry  W.  police,  225  e  Madison 
Burley  Isaac,  shoemaker,  178  n  Caroline 
Burley  Matilda,  millinery,  249  n  Central  av 
Burlingame    Dr.    Waterman,    dentist,    54  n 

Charles 
Burlup  Wm.  Geo.  brass  finisher,  309  Light 
Burlup  Wm.  Geo.  jr.  soldier,  309  Light 
Burman  Jer.  police,  Strieker  s  of  Pratt 
Burmeister  Fredk.  mariner,  20  Park 
Burmister  F.  box  maker,  26  Fell 
Burmingham  Mary,  29  s  Front 
Burmingham  Wm.  H.  currier,  29  s  Front 
Burn  Ellen  A.  225  Harford  av 
Burn  Hannah  E.  225  Harford  av 
Burn  James,  grocer,  41  Chatsworth 
Burn  Jas.  M.  ship  carpenter,  183  s  Washing- 
ton, F.  P. 
Burn  Robt.  ship  carpenter,  183  s  Washington, 

F.  P, 
Burn  Robt.  jr.  ship  carpenter,  183  Washing- 
ton, F.  P. 
Burn  Wm.  H.  H.  ship  carpenter,  183  s  Wash- 
ington, F.  P. 
Burnap  Mrs.  Geo.  W.  45  n  Calvert 
Burnes  Harry,  tailor,  IB  Constitution 
Burnes  James,  engineer,  75  s  Caroline 
Burnes  William,  carpenter,  382  Harford  av 
Burneston  Dr.  Edward,  475  Penna.  av 
Burneston  Isaac  B.  bookkeeper,  87  s  Paca 
Burnett  Alford,  carpenter,  86  Granby 
Burnett  Geo.  timekeeper,  55  n  Republican 
Burnett  Geo.  H.  carpenter,  30  Gough 
Burnett  Geo.  R.  clerk,  25  s  Howard 
Burnett  H.   H.  clerk   subsistence  depart.  49 

Lexington 
Burnett  Jane,  confectioner,  188  e  Baltimore 
Burnett  Capt.  Joseph  P.  10  Gough 
Burnett  Joseph  P.  jr.  carpenter,  8  Gough 
Burnett  Joseph  P.  police,  202  Aisquith 
Burnett  M.  D.  cond.  City  R.  R.  1  May 
Burnett  Margaret,  81  McHenry 
Burnett  Samuel,  25  s  Howard 
Burnett  Washington,  31  s  Ann 
Burnett  Wm.  A.  horse  dealer,  56  n  Eden 
Burnett  Wm.  clerk,  56  n  Eden 
Burnett  Wm.  T.  clerk   B.  &  O.  R.  R.  25  s 

Howard 
Burney  James,  114  St.  Peter 
Burnham  Christian,  butcher,  494  Saratoga 
Burnham  Capt.  Enoch,  mariner,  356  e  Balti- 
more 
Burnham  John  F.  blacksmith,  48  n  Paca 
Burnham  John  F.  mariner,  51  Granby 
Burnham  John,  blacksmith,  48  n  Paca,  dw  6 

Tessier 
Burnham  John  W.  clerk,  356  e  Baltimore 
Burnham  Mrs.  Kesiah,  49  n  Eden 
Burnham  Saml.  painter,   Madison  near  Caro- 
line 
Burnheimer  S.  tailor,  704  w  Baltimore 
Burno  Owen,  grocer,  162  e  Fayette 
Burns  Andrew,  190  s  Central  av 
Burns  Ann,  boarding,  9  Fell 
Burns  Charles  H.  mariner,  243  s  Ann 
Burns  Charles,  laborer,  21  Bank 
Burns  &  Co.  com.  merchants  and  dealers  in 

oils,  paints,  &c.  96  Light  st.  whf. 
Burns  Catharine,  quilter,  125  w  Madison 
Burns  Dennis,  laborer,  8  L.  Barclay 
Burns  Edw.  hatter,  40  Centre  Market  space 
Burns  Edward,  painter,  38  Orleans 
Burns  Edward,  painter,  77  n  Schroeder 
Burns  Mrs.  Eliza,  grocery,  18  Morris  al 


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Burns  Findley  H.  lumber,  56  West  Falls  av. 

dw  168  w  Fayette 
Burns  Francis,  sr.  (B.  Russell  &  Co.)  168  w 

Fayette 
Burns  Francis,  jr.  ("Wilson  &  B.)  219  w  Lom- 
bard 
Burns  Fredk.  painter,  5  MuUikin 
Burns  Georg:e    W.  shoe   store,  338  w   Balti- 
more, dw  8  Hollins 
Burns  Henry,  laborer,  245  Forrest 
Burns  George,  wood  worker,  113  Orleans 
Burns  Henry,  tavern,  190  West  Falls  av,  dw 

President  near  Stiles 
Burns  James,  pilot,  75  s  Caroline. 
Burns  James,  ship  carpenter,  68  Chew 
Burns  James,  ship  carpenter,  319  Canton  av 
Burns  John,  carpenter,  164  Mulberry 
Burns  John,  laborer,  49  Liberty  al 
Burns  John  H.  114  n  Caroline 
Burns  John  T.  feed  store,  43  n  Spring,  dw  135 

Orleans 
Burns  John,  mariner,  88  Granby 
Burns  John,  stone  cutter,  33  n  Poppleton 
Burns  John,  blacksmith,  236  Hollins 
Burns  John,  mariner,  18  Pleasant  al 
Burns  Joseph,  1  Pear  al 
Burns  Julia  A.  milk  dairy,  68  Chew 
Burns  Lizzie,  9  Lewis 
Burns  Margaret,  tailoress,  27  Armistead  la 
Burns  Mary  A.  teacher,  235  Hollins 
Burns  Mary  A.  263  Forrest 
Burns  Matthew,  carter,  187  s  Eden 
Burns  Michael,  laborer,  142  Cross 
Burns  Michael,  laborer,  gas  works.    Spring 

Gardens 
Burns  Owen  (B.  &  Co.)  162  e  Fayette 
Burns  Patrick,  machinist,  62  Decker 
Earns  Patrick,  drayman,  27  s  Front 
Burns  Patrick,  laborer,  133  West 
Burns  Patrick  R.  tailor,  70  Orleans 
Burns  Patrick,  laborer,  100  York 
Burns  Patrick,  laborer,  12  Union 
Burns  Peter,  mariner,  175  s  Washington,  F.P. 
Burns  Robt.  A.  harness  mak.  564  Lexington 
Burns  Robt.  E.. blacksmith,  236  Hollins 
Burns  Robt.  L.  carpenter,  338  Lombard 
BURNS,  RUSSELL  &  CO.  brickmakers,  30 

Columbia 
Burns  Saml.  carpenter,  129  Washington, F.H. 
Burns  Saml.  (B.  &  Sloan)  168  w  Fayette 
Burns  Sarah,  seamstress,  248  Franklin 
BURNS  &  SLOAN,  lumber  merchants,  132 
Light  St  wharf,  and  cor  German  and  Eutaw 
Burns  Thomas,  ship  carpenter,  35  Henrietta 
Burns  Thomas,  laborer,  194  s  Castle  al 
Burns  Wm.  A.  dairy,  114  n  Caroline 
Burns  Wm.  F.  (B.,  Russell  &  Co.)  88  s  Sharp 
Burns  Wm.  Y.  coachmaker,  528  w  Pratt 
Burnup  Elizabeth,  3  n  Caroline 
Burress  Henry  W.  conductor,  243  w  Hoffman 
Burrier  John,  laborer,  539  Canton  av 
Burrier  John,  bricklayer,  171  Orleans 
Burrier  Raymond,  bricklayer,  247  n  Eden 
Burrier  Mrs.  T.,  Washington  nr  Polk,  Home- 
stead 
Burrison  Isaac,  clerk,  87  s  Paca 
Burris  Henry  L.  paper  carrier,  66  Raborg 
Burris  Jas.  H.  tin  and  sheet  iron  work,  7  Cen- 
tre Market  space 
Burris  John,  laborer,  7  L.  McElderry 
Burris  John,  tavern,  7  Centre  Market  space 
BURROUGHS  BROS,  wholesale   druggists, 
52  Light 

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Huiieudale  Cement  and  Calcined   Plaster 


Burroughs  E.  E.  (B.  Bros.)  cor  Madison  and 

McMechin 
Burroughs  H.  (B.   Bros.)   cor  Madison  and 

McMechin 
Burroughs  S.  G.  (B.  Bros.)  cor  Madison  and 

McMechin 
Burroughs  Jacob,  lime  dealer,  office  52  Light, 

dw  n  w  cor  Madison  and  McMechin 
Burrows  Ellon,  692  w  Pratt 
Burrow  C.  B.  62  n  Libertjr 
Burrow  Walter  P.  machinist,  62  n  Liberty 
Burt  Alfred  P.  82  e  Baltimore 
Burt  Col.  Edwin,  U.  S.  A.,  116  Bank 
Burt  Thomas,  salesman,  59  Columbia 
Burtol  Prof.  Reno,  astrologist,  7  China 
Burton  Arona,  tailoress,  46  e  Eager 
Burton  Charles,  wagoner,  249  n  Eden 
Burton  Ellen,  tailoress,  46  e  Eager 
Burton  Mrs.  Elizabeth,  42  n  Amity 
Burton  Elizabeth,  92  Warner 
Burton  Edwin  J.  dentist,  12  Maiden  la 
Burton  Mrs.  Hannah,  310  Caroline 
Burton  Mrs.  Jane,  643^  Lexington 


BURTON  DR.   O,  A. 
W.  Payette  street. 


Dentist,  94 


Burton  Robert,  police,  290  Mulberry 

Burton  Sarah,  tailoress,  46  e  Eager 

Burton  Thos.  C.  steam  dyer,  121  Lexington 

Burton  Thos.  154  n  Caroline 

Burton  Wm.  mail  carrier,  N.  C.  Railway,  s 

e  cor  Centre  and  Calvert 
Burtonhouse  Hellman,  laborer,  126  St.  Peter 
Burwell  Mary  C.  S.  dress  mak.  115  Columbia 
Burze  Joseph,  laborer,  ]28  Scott 
Busby  Dr.  Louis  F.  163  n  Eden 
Busch  Bernard,  grocery,  liquor,  flour  and  feed 

store,  406  Harford  av 
Busch  Christoph,  cabinet  maker,  14  Orleans 
Busch  Diedrich,  laborer,  6  gas  works.  Spring 

Gardens 
Busch  Frank  W.  laborer,  20  s  Chapel 
Busch  George,  laljorer,  197  Aliceaiina 
Busch  Henry,  laborer,  253  Light 
Busch  John  M.  laborer,  27  Union 
Busch  Lawrence,  jeweler,  297  ;i  Gay 
Busch  Thomas,  blacksmith,  319  s  Bond 
Busch  Wm.  H.  engineer,  207  Montgomery 
Busch  Wm.  cooper,  183  Eastarn  av 
Buschman  Charles,  carpenter,  55  Thames 
Buschman  Frederick,  grocery,  317  Hanover 
Buschman  Hermann,  tailor,  135  Lexington 
BUSCHMAN  E.  &  CO.,  steam  sawing  and 
planing  mill,  cor  President-st  &  Canton  av 
Buschman  Ernest,  (E.   B.  &  Co.)  13  s  High 
Buschman  Francis,  mercht.  tailor,  9ji  Liberty 
Buschman  Henry,  tailor,  220  Lexington 
BUSCHMANN    VICTOR  H.  tailors'  trim- 
mings, &c.  2  Hanover 
Buschman  Victor,  engineer,  13  s  High 
Buser  Joseph,  shoemaker,  494  w  Lombard 
Busey  Rev.  E.  F.  53  n  Greene 
Bnsey  James  R.  brickmoulder,  58  s  Carey 
Busey  Norval  H.  photographer,  55  n  Strieker 
Busey  Sarah  N.  55  n  Strieker 
Busey  Wm.  M.  38  St.  Paul,  dw  55  n  Strieker 
Bush  Abraham,  464  Light 
Bush  Geo.  prop.  Ferry  Bar  Hotel,   dw  494 

Light 
Bush  Geo.  cigar  maker,  64  Harford  av 
Bush  Geo.  carter,  268  e  Lombard 
Bush  Geo.  jr.  carter,  268  e  Lombard 

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Bush  Geo.  W.  bricklayer,  Etting  near  Mosher 
Bush  Henry,  laborer,  278  Johnson 
Bush  Mrs.  H.  J.  668  Lexington 
Bush  John  H.  blacksmith,  41  s  Oregon 
Bush  John,  cigar  maker,  6  Somerset 
Bush  John  S.  laborer,  58  s  Charles 
Bush  John,  mariner,  16  Green  ct 
Bush  Julia,  John  n  of  Lanvale 
Bush  Morris,  172  w  Biddle 
Bush  Peter,  laborer,  Stockholm  nr  Eutaw 
Bush  William,  teamster,  78  Towson 
Busha  Frank,  cigar  maker,  108  s  Chester 
Bushamer  Henry,  laborer,  271  Eastern  av 
Bushman  Clem.  A.  lager  beer,  204  Lexington 
Bushman  Clemmons  A.  tailor,  194  Lexington 
Bushman  John,  carpenter,  78  George 
Bushmocker  F.  butcher,  275  s  Durham 
Busick  Daniel,  boot  fitter,  11  Mott 
Busick  Geo.  W.  painter,  6  Thomson 
Busick  James,  boot  fitter,  217  n  Eden 
Busick  Joshua  W.  hatter,  370  n  Gay 
Busick  Joshua,  shoemaker,  65  Stirling 
Busick  Levin,  boot  fitter,  228  n  Caroline 
Busk  Burkhart,  tailor,  108  s  Ann 
Busk  Mrs.  H.  J.  668  Lexington 
Busk  Henry,  tavern,  94  Hillen 
Busk  John,  laborer,  3  Jenkins  al 
Busk  John,  bookkeeper,  129  Broadway 
BUSK  DR.  THOMAS  M.  52  s  Broadway 
Busk  Mrs.  Thomas  M.  52  s  Broadway 
Busy  Rev.  Ezra,  148  Mulberry 
Bussard  Marshall  L.  engineer,  10  Lemmon 
Bussard  Matthew,   watchman   at  Mt.  Clare, 

dw  23  s  Republican 
Bussee  John  V.  tobacconist,  354  w  Pratt 
Buskey  Ann,  108  Thames 
Bussman  Anna,  boots  and  shoes,  240  s  Charles 
BUTCHER    ALEXANDER,     confectioner, 

160  w  Baltimore,  dw  15  HoUins 
Butcher  Franklin,  carpenter,  132  Pearl 
Butcher's  Hide  and  Tallow  Association,  cor 

Falls  and  Buren 
Butcher  Hudson,  near  Cannon,  Canton 
Butcher  Capt.  Jas.  H.  60  s  Eden 
Butcher  John,  laborer,  206  s  Wolfe 
Butchki  John,  weigher,  82  Central  av 
Buter  John,  gardener,  e  Monument  extended 
Bute  Michael,  mariner,  316  Canton  av 
Buthoff  George,  cooper,  240  Cross 
Butler  Blanche,  tailoress,  155  Eastern  av 
Butler  Christian,  paver,  26  Bank 
Butler  Beverly,  clerk,  481  w  Fayette 
Butler  Chas.  (B.  &  Oakford)  293  Madison  av 
Butler  Ehzabeth,  tailoress,  122  William 
Butler  Elijah,  tailor,  305  s  Charles 
Butler  Francis,  milk,  O'Donnell  nr  Eastern  av 
Butler  Geo.  T.  carpenter,  230.Chase 
Butler  James,  carpenter,  126  Saratoga 
Butler  Dr.  James  H.  8  n  Greene 
Butler  Jane,  tailoress,  225  e  Lombard 
BUTLER  &  OAKFORD,  provision   merch- 
ants, 14  Water 
Butler    John,    American  Telegraph  Co.  121 

Conway 
Butler  John,  cooper,  28  William 
Butler  John,  laborer,  24  Lemmon 
Butler  John  J.,  U.  S.  N.  7  w  Baltimore 
Butler  John,  275  Hanover   . 
Butler  John,  cattle,  144  Hanover 
Butler  John  W.  (B.,  Peregoy  &  Way)  92  s 

Sharp 
Butler  John,  telegraphist,  121  n  Greene 
Butler  Joseph,  butcher,  16  Barnes 


Butler  Lewis,  laborer,  1  Neilson  ct 

Butler  Martin,  laborer,  1  Ulrick 

Butler  Mary,  16  Gordon 

Butler  Mary  A.  milliner,  4  s  Poppleton 

Butler  Martin,  laborer,  1  L.  Spring 

Butler  Michael,  laborer,  391  s  Caroline 

Butler  Ormand,  58  s  Poppleton 

Butler,  Perigo  &  Way,  carvers  and  gilders, 

168  w  Baltimore 
Butler  Richard,  69  Pearl 
Butler  Richard,  engineer,  58  s  Poppleton 
Butler  Samuel,  ship  builder.  Decker  av  near 

Northern  av 
Butler  Samuel,  seaman,  184  s  Regester 
Butler  Stephen,  machinist,  964  w  Baltimore 
Butler  Thomas,  Clerk  Bait.  Fire  Ins.  Co.,  148 

e  Baltimore 
Butler  Thomas,  shoemaker,  211  Hollins 
Butler  Thomas  E.  printer,  ]21  Conway 
Butler  Thomas,  105  Hanover 
Butler  W.  C.  clerk,  Howard  [louse 
Butler  Wm.  J.  blacksmith,  Philadelphia  road 

near  city  limits 
Butt  Henry,  grocery,  158  Pennsylvania  av 
Butt  John  H.  tailor,  17  s  Spring 
Butterworth  Anton,   wheelwright,  361   Lex- 
ington 
Buttner  Andrew,  66  Granby 
Buttner  Leonard,  248  n  Pacn 
Button   Wm.  clerk,    Philadelphia    road  near 

City  limits 
Buttner  John  A.  baker,  334  e  Eager 
Butz  Andrew,  cooper,  35  Elizabeth  la 
Butz  Sebastian,  laborer,  97  s  Chapel 
Buvinger  George,  tiniier,  138  Pine 
Buxbaum  Hannah,  126  e  Lombard 
Buxbaum  Jacob,  umbrella  maker,  602  tt  Bal- 
timore 
Buxensier  Louis,  painter,  30  n  Spring 
Buxenster  Otto,  upholster,  31  n  Spring 
Buxton  John  T.  engineer,  455  w  Lombard 
BUZBY  DAVID  T.  general  com.  merchant,  6 

Exchange  Place,  dw  44  w  Madison 
Buzby  J.  Frank,  clerk,  49  Lexington 
Buzby  Joseph  A.  shoemaker,  175  Hanover 
Buzby  Robert,  baker,  54  n  Eden 
Buzy  Conrad,  drayman,  1  New 
Byer  Christian,  butcher,  9  s  Poppleton 
Byer  Conrad,  soldier,  28  Liberty  al 
Byer  John,  carpenter,  166  RaRorg 
Byer  John,  laborer,  204  s  Dallas 
Byer  John,  shoemaker,  14  Baker  ct 
Byer  Lucas,  cigar  maker,  352  Cross 
Byers  Frederick,  tailor,  355  w  Fayette 
Byers  James  F.  salesman,  355  w  Fayette 
Byers  John,  tailor,  11  Mullikin 
Byles  Wm.  73  w  Biddle 
BYRD  ALFRED  H.  attorney,  30  st.  Paul, 

dw  234  n  Eutaw 
Byrd  Geo.  H.  (Wyman,  B.  &  Co.)  234  n  Eu- 
taw 
Byrd  John,  wood,  23  Warren 
Byrd  Oden,  carpenter,  46  Warren 
Byrd  .>ylvester,  carpenter,  86  William 
Byrn  Andrew,  carter,   190  s  Central  av 
Byrn  Wm.  dry  goods,   163  n  Gay,  dw  76  n 

Front 
Byrn  Wm.  T.  (Shaw  &  B.)  101  s  Exeter 
Byrna  Patrick,  37  Stockton  al 
Byrne  Andrew  J.  carpenter,  2  e  Fayette 
Byrne  Andrew,  wagoner,  51  Albemarle 
Byrne  Anna  M.  grocery,  136  Bank 
Byrne  Bridget,  34  n  Frederick 


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Byrne  Caroline,  103  Ross 
Byrne  Dennis,  Claggett's  brewery,  99  Granby 
Byrne  Harriet,  confectioner,  1  Liberty  al 
Byrne  Henry  F,  inspector  custom  house,  136 

Bank 
BYRNE  HUGH,  tavern,  70  President 
Byrne  James,  baker,  153  Raborg 
Byrne  James  J.  clerk,  i247  n  Gay 
Byrne  Jas.  L.  bookkeeper,  247  n  Gay 
Byrne  James  P.  cabinet  maker,  39  n  Front 
Byrne  John,  clerk,  126  s  Charles 
Byrne  John  B.  clerk,  49  George 
Byrne  Joseph,  carver  and  gilder,  32  n  Calvert, 

dw  353  e  Eager 
Byrne  Joseph  F.  cabinet  maker,  30  n  Front 
Byrne  Joanna,  laundry,  Wine  al  near  Charles, 

dw  70  President 
Byrne  Lawrence,  clerk,  297  North 
Byrnes  Mrs.  Mary  Ann,  tailoress,  211  Mul- 
berry 
Byrne  Mrs.  Mary,  trimmings.  247  n  Gay 
Byrne  Owen,  120  s  Wolfe 
Byrne  Thomas  F.  carpenter,  373  Lexington 
Byrne  'j'homas,  laborer,  22  French 
Byrne  Walter,  pedlar,  13  s  Washington,  F.  P. 
Byrne  William,  paper,  32  Mcplderry 
Byrne  Wm.  H.  book  keeper,  189  Aisquith 
Byrnes  Bridget,  grocery,  169  Aliceanna 
Byrnes  John,  clerk,  126  s  Charles 
Byrnes  Joseph,  shoemaker,  4  Mercer 
Byrnes  Lawrence,  laborer,  66  Dorsey  al 
Byrnes  Mary,  126  s  Charles 
Byrnes  Martin,  moulder,  154  e  Madison 
Byrnes  Peter  W.  grocery,  30  Ross 
Byrnes  Thomas,  boiler  maker,  126  s  Charles 
Byrnes  Thos.  grocery,  n  e  cor  Madison  and 

Stirling 
Byrns John, 1  Bounty  la 
Byron  Mrs.  Sarah  J.  281  Columbia 
Byron  Edward,  polisher,  25  s  Calhoun 
Byrones  Patrick,  laborer,  538  Hamburg 
Byrot  George,  shoemaker,  se  cor  HoUins  and 

Amity 
Byus  xMrs.  Elizabeth,  159  Hughes 
Byus  John  W.  engineer,  159  Hughes 
Byus  Joseph  H.  123  s  Sharp 


Cabel  George  S.  plasterer,  209  e  Madison 

Cabel  Eliza,  31  Thames 

Cacy  Eliza  A.  173  n  Eutaw 

Cacy  Rosetta,  173  n  Eutaw 

Caddemore  John,  sergt.  police,  171  s  Ann 

Cadden    Anthony,  laborer.  Falls  road    near 

toll  gate 
Caddie  John,  11  s  Durham 
Cadel  Samuel,  police,  163  Gough 
Cadel  Wm.  oysterman,  83  Thames 
Cadell  Mrs.  Mary,  tailoress,  6  McHenry 
Cade  Cant.  Nelson,  mariner,  124  s  Ann 
Cadow  James  E.  &  Co.,  groceries  and  pro- 
duce, 16  Penn.  av 
Cadow  James  E.  (J.  E.  C.  &  Co.;  Harford  Co 
Cadwallader  Abel   G.    harness  maker,  37  s 

Poppleton 
Cadwallader  Harrison  C.  soldier,  37  s  Pop- 
pleton 
Cadwallader  Lewis,  W.  police,  37  s  Poppleton 
Cadwallader  Louisa,  55  s  Ri-gester 
Cadwallader  L.  police  18  George 
Cadwallader  Sanford  E.  clerk  P.  0.,  37  8  Pop- 
pleton 


Cady  John  N.  confectioner,  315  n  Gay 
Cady  John  B.  assist,  wagon  master  U.  S.  A. 

141  e  Monument 
Cahall  Pierce,  teamster,  6  Cuba 
Cahan  Daniel,  plumber,  11  s  Regester 
Cahan  Mrs.  5  Rose 
Cahn  Bernard,  23  s  Sharp 
Cafferty  Thomas,  cordwainer,  95  n  Central  av 
Caffrey  John  T.  student,  n  e  cor  Pratt  and 

Paca 
Caffrey  Thomas,  grocer,  n  e  corner  Pratt  and 

Paca 
Caflesh  Geo.  B.  coachmaker,  101  German 
Cahll  Andrew,  laborer,  182  McHenry 
Cahll  Catharine  A.  150  West 
Cahill  Edward,  laborer,  Ulrick  al 
Cahill  John,  engineer,  5  Hill 
Cahill  Joseph  N.,  U.  S.  N.,  193  Hanover 
Cahill  Martin,  engineer,  16  McHenry 
Cahill  Patrick,  coachman,  130  Saratoga 
Cahill   Timothy,    receiving  ship,   dw  110   s 

Wolfe 
Cain  Mrs.  Bedelia,  14  Stiles 
Cain  John,  drayman,  217  s  Paca 
Cain  John,  jr.  carter,  217  s  Paca 
Cain  John  W.  carter,  217  s  Paca 
Cain  Mrs.  Mary,  118  Cross 
Cain  Michael,  laborer,  184  L.  Hughes 
Cain  Patrick,  hostler,  19  New  Church 
Cain  Wm.  H.  butcher,  67  Boyd 
Cain  Wm.  F.  painter,  217  s  Paca 
Cairns  Jtimes,  (Ellis  &  C.)  14  s  Gay 
Calahan  P.  plumber,  30  n  Calvert 
Calame  C.  Wm.  clerk,  17  s  Greene 
Calder  Edward,  machinist,  Eden  near  Bank 
Calder  Lieut.  Wm.  U.  S.  A.  157  Eastern  av 
Calder  Robert  A.  police,  265  e  Pratt 
Calder  Rosanna,  grocery,  157  Eastern  av 
Callahan  Samuel,  cooper,  199  s  Charles 
Caldwell  A.  P.  confectioner,  149  n  Gay,  dw 

188  n  Exeter 
Caldwell  Daniel,  dyer,  6  s  High,  dw  172  Pearl 
Caldwell  Elijah,  milkman,  I  Foster  al 
Caldwell  Jane,  235  w  Pratt 
Caldwell  James  A.  115  n  Paca 
Caldwell  John,  157  e  Pratt 
CJaldwell  John  A.  clerk,  30  Garden 
Caldwell  John,  soldier,  162  William 
Caldwell  John  C.  block  and  pump  maker,  157 

e  Pratt 
Caldwell  Mrs,  Maranda,  115 n  Paca 
Caldwell  Mary,  56  e  Eager 
Caldwell  Virgmia,  30  Garden 
Caldwell  Wm.  boiler  maker,  162  William 
Caldwell  Wm.  M.  bookkeeper,  486 Lexington 
Caldwell  Wm.  Q.  sr.  architect  and  measurer, 

85  w  Fayette,  dw  188  n  Exeter 
Caldwell  Wm.  Q.  jr.  carpenter,  188  n  Exeter 
Cale  Dr.  L.  A.  94  w  Pratt 
Calcf  Juliana,  264  Franklin 
Calhouji  Charles,  clerk,  44  Lexington 
Callaghan  John,  laborer,  85  Plum  al 
Callaghan  Patrick,  5  Jenkins  al 
Callahan  Daniel,  huckster,  123  n  Caroline 
Callahan  Dennis,  (T.  &  D.  C.)  Harford  co 
Callahan  Edward,  laborer,  13  Comet 
Callahan  Edward,  laborer,  214  Light 
Callahan  Elizabeth,  grocery,  51  Tyson 
Callahan  James,  laborer,  51  Tyson 
Callahan  John,  Ijlacksmith,  61  Mulberry 
Callahan  Capt.  Martin,  108  s  Greene 
Callahan  Michael,  currier,  2  Little  al 
Callahan  Michael,  laborer,  2  Little  al 


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Callahan  Mary,  18  Slemmer  al 

Callahan  Mary,  78  HoUiday 

Callahan   Patrick,  gas  fitter,  —  Calvert,  dw 

55  Harford  av 
Callahan  Patrick,  laborer,  205  Lemmon 
Callahan  Richard,  carver,  72  Block 
Callahan  Thomas,  huckster,  123  n  Caroline 
Callahan  T.  &  D.  oyster  packers,  foot  of  Mill  st 
Callahan  Timothy,  (T.  &  D.  C.)  114  s  Exeter 
Callaway  George,  huckster,  177  Conway 
Callaway  Wm.  S.  police,  121Jefferson 
Callahan  Timothy,  plasterer,  68  McKirn 
Callahaun  Mrs.  Mary,  168  Dover 
Callahaun  William,  hostler,  168  Dover 
Callenan  Mrs.  Mary,  confectionery,  50  s  Dur- 
ham 
Callenberger  William,  puddler,  100   Hudson 
Callender  William,  plasterer,  100  Aisquith 
Callender  John,  laborer,  127  s  Castle  al 
Calligan  Dennis,  laborer,  9  Foster  al 
Callis  Geo.  R.  bricklayer,  69  s  Caroline 
Callis  James  H.  coal  yard,  Baltimore,  near 

Bond,  dw  226  e  Baltimore 
CALVERT  STABLES,  63,  65  and  67  n  Cal- 
vert, Augusta  E.  Stewart,  proprietess. 
Calvert  Bartholomew,  apples,  &c.  19  Concord 
Calvert  Hall,  or  St.   Joseph's   Academy,  79 

Saratoga 
Calvert  John  G.  granite,  Pratt,  e  of  Fremont, 

dw  33  Scott 
CALVERT    STATION,    Northern    Central 

Railway,  n  e  cor  Franklin  and  Calvert 
Calvert  Wm.  pattern  maker,  Anne  Arundel  co 
Calverton  Carpet  Co.  5  e  Baltimore,  V.  De  L. 

Gelston,  agent 
Calviere  Francis,  watch-maker,  Centre   Mar- 
ket space,  near  Second 
Calwell  John  K.  (Norris,  C.  &  Co.)  82  Lee 
Calwell  L.  B.  (Sloan  &  C.)  Baltimore  co 
Calwell  Martin,  carpenter,  63  Light 
Calwell  Rosanna,  231  Franklin 
Calwell  William,  clerk,  82  Lee 
Cambridge  John,  barkeeper,  122  n  Gay 
Cambridge  Mary,  28  Camden 
CAMDEN  STATION,  B.  &  O.  R.  R.  front- 
ing Howard,  Camden,  Eutaw  and  Lee 
Camel  John,  boiler  maker,  235  Chesnut  al 
Cameron  Anna  B.  confectionery,  109  Pearl 
Cameron  C.  C.  commission  merchant,  50  s 

Howard,  dw  196  n  Eutaw 
Cameron  Charles,  clerk,  196  n  Eutaw 
Cameron  Daniel  W.  clerk,  214  Saratoga 
Cameron  Mrs.  Ellen,  196  n  Eutaw 
Cameron  Henry,  prof,  music,  92  e  Pratt 
Cameron  Hugh,  tailor,  84  Ensor 
Cameron  Rachel,  71  Ensor 
Cameron  Mrs.  Sarah,  cigar  and  confectionery 

store,  84  En.sor 
Camp  Benj.  F.  (C.  &  Sutherland)  22  w  Second 
Camp  James,  laborer,  White  House,  Canton 
Camp  James  L.  238  w  Pratt 
Camp  Joseph,  carpenter,  103  Ross 
Camp  Joseph  E.  bookkeeper,  356  Lexington 
CAMP  &  SUTHERLAND,  commission  mer- 
chants, 22  w  Second 
Camp  Leo,  carpenter,  103  Ross 
Campau  John,  grocer,  264  Light 
Campbell  Mrs.  Ann, 96  Ensor 
Campbell  Mrs.  Ann  E.  milliner,  290  e  Pratt 
Campbell   Archibald,  silver  plater,  13  Light, 

dw  80  s  Paca 
Campbell  B.  M.  slave  dealer,  282  w  Pratt,  dw 
284 


Campbell  Burton  H.  sutler,  95  s  Sharp 
Campbell  Catherine,  tailoress,  141  North 
Campbell  Mrs  Catherine,  grocery,  26  s  Pop- 

pleton 
Campbell  Charles,  gardener,  17  s  Fremont 
Campbell  Charles,  finisher,  546  w  Pratt 
CAMPBELL,  DORSEY  &  CO.  coal,  95  w 

Lombard 
Campbell  Elizabeth,  142  w  Madison 
Campbell  Mrs.  Eliza,  124  w  Fayette 
Campbell  George,  ropemaker,  392  Harford  av 
Campbell  Miss  Harriet,  33  Pearl 
Campbell  Henry,  laborer,  64  Preston 
Campbell  Henry  J.  tinner,  309  w  Pratt 
Campbell  Hugh  E.  laborer,  6  Bank 
Campbell  Jacob,  shoemaker,  83  North 
Campbell  James  A.  tavern,  55  n  Frederick, 

dw  101  Vine 
Campbell  James,  laborer,  171  Stirling 
Campbell  James,  mariner,  152  French 
Campbell  James,  pedler,  3  e  Second 
Campbell  James  Mason,  attorney,  29  Lexing- 
ton, dw  55  Franklin 
Campbell  James,  sailor,  147  Chesapeake 
Campbell  John,  machinist,  441  Penna.  av 
Campbell  John,  collector,  116  Orleans 
Campbell  John,  shoemaker,  678  w  Baltimore 
Campbell  John,  46  e  Pratt 
Campbell  John,  carpenter,  136  Pine 
Campbell  John  H.  ropemaker,  76  Warner 
Campbell  John  H.  silver  plater,  420  Lexington 
Campbell  John  J.  carpenter,  26  s  Poppleton 
Campbell   Lieut.    M.  C,   U.   S.   N.    124  w 

Fayette 
Campbell  Margaret,  81  s  Bethel 
Campbell  Michael,  laborer,  31  e  Monument 
Campbell  Mary,  dry  goods,  250  n  Gay 
Campbell  N.  P.  (Brooks,  Fulton  &  Co.)  50 

Bolton 
Campbell  Patrick,  laborer,  298  e  Monument 
Campbell  Peter,  stone  cutter,  35  Constitution 
Campbell  Robert,  brass  finisher,  n  w  cor  Caro- 

hne  and  Biddle 
Campbell  Robert,  jr.  (C,  Dorsey  &  Co.)  23  n 

Calvert 
Campbell,  Ross  &  Co.  wholesale  commission 

merchants,  24  Hanover 
Campbell  Ross,  (R.  C.  &  Co.)  Baltimore  co 
Campbell  Sarah,  37  Garden 
Campbell  Sarah,  38  Chesnut 
Campbell  Mrs.  Sophia,  80  Read 
Campbell  Samuel  K.  silver  plater,  17  Light, 

dw  420  Lexington 
Campbell  Samuel,  carpenter,  684  w  Pratt 
Campbell  Thomas,  huckster,  156  s  Chapel 
Campbell  Thomas,  laborer,  6  L.  Barclay 
Campbell  Thomas  W.  clerk,  39  Lee 
Campbell  Thomas  C.  blacksmith,  57  Preston 
CAMPBELL  WM.  H.  restaurant,  9  n  Frede- 
rick 
Campbell  Wm.  scavenger,  55  Preston 
Campbell  Wm.  flour  inspector,  43  s  Howard, 

dw  102  McCulloh 
Campbell  Wm.  L.  carpenter,  95  Chatsworth 
Campbell  Wm.  S.  sutler,  95  s  Sharp 
Camper  Alexander,  coach  trimmer,  7  n  Pop- 
pleton 
Camper  Helius,  clerk,  103  s  Ann 
Camper  John,  tin  can  maker,  266  Light 
Camper  Lieut.  Charles,  437  n  Gay 
Camper  Mary,  fancy  store,  123  Lexington 
Camper  Napoleon,  planes  and  tools,  123  Lex- 
ington 


J.  HEIVRY  GISSE:,   Commission  MercHant,   for   the   sale   of  Flour,  Grain,  Seeds,  &e. 
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Camphor  Mrs.   Tilly,  seamstress,  155  n  Cen- 
tral av 
Canby  Edward  L.  clerk,  303  e  Lombard 
Canby,  Gilpin  &  Co.  wholesale  druggists  n  w 

cor  Light  and  Lombard 
Canby  Samuel,  ( Wright  &  Co.)  87  McCulloh 
Canby  Thomas  E.  officer  at  penitentiary,  392 

n  Gay 
Canby  Thomas  Y.  (C,  Gilpin  &   Co.,  Balti- 
more CO 
Canby  Wm.  (C,  Gilpin  &  Co.)  44  Pearl 
Cane  Matthew,  huckster,  320  Forrest 
Canavan  Mrs.  Betsey,  128  Garden 
CANFIELD,   BROTHER  &   CO.  jewelry, 
fancy  and  military  goods,  229  w  Baltimore 
[See  page  31  Jldvertisements.] 
Canfield  Ira  C.  (C,  Bro.  &  Co.)  BaUimoreco 
Canfield  John,  Fountain  Hotel 
Canfield   Wm.   B.    (C,  Bro.   &  Co.)   206  n 

Charles 
Cann  George  H.  carpenter.  Cross,  w  of  Lead- 

enhall 
Cann  James  R.  printer,  16  Hill 
Cann  John  James,  tin  can  maker,  39  Hill 
Cann  Powell,  cooper,  144  s  Caroline 
Cannoles  Charles,  coach  smith,  65  Buren 
Cannoles  Charles,  furniture  wagon,  48  Pres- 
ton 
Cannoles  Joseph,  coachmaker,  65  Buren 
Cannon  Bartine  A.  type  founder,  314  Aisquith 
Cannon  Charles  W.  108  w  Fayette 
Cannon  Clayton,  bookkeeper  Dime  Savings 

Bank,  dw  552  w  Fayette 
Cannon  J.  Clayton,  clerk  Dime  Savings  Bank, 

552  w  Fayette 
Cannon  Duncan,  clerk,  108  w  Fayette 
Cannon  Fanny,  tailoress,  53  Hill 
Cannon  H.  &  Co.  coal  and  wood  48  s  Gay 
Cannon  Hester,  134  s  Spring 
Cannon  Howard,  (H.  C.  &  Co.)  Eager  near 

Charles 
Cannon  John  B.  auctioneer,  184  w  Baltimore, 

dw  108  w  Fayette 
Cannon  Luella,  130  Raborg 
Cannon  Mrs.  Lavina,  81  Hill 
Cannon  Mrs.    L.    H.    Eager,  5   doors   from 

Charles 
Cannon  Mary  A.  dry  goods,  107  Aisquith 
Cannon  Wm.  laborer,  21  Walker 
Cannon  Capt.  Richard  H.  mariner,  145  Cross 
Cannon  Wm.  H.    carpenter,   23  Wayne,  dw 

119  Barre 
Canoles  Mrs.  Elizabeth,  victualler,  148  Ensor 
Canoles  Wm.  P.  bookbinder,  148  Ensor 
Canott  Sophia,  4  Greenwillow 
Canox  George,  currier,  177  s  Howard 
Canox  Joseph,  police,  177  s  Howard 
Canter  Levin,  farmer,,  206  Light 
Canter  Rebecca  B.  fancy  goods,  206  Light 
CANTON  CO'S  OFFICE,  n  w  cor  Patuxent 

and  Boston,  Wm.  Harrison,  agent 
Canton  John,  laborer,  521  Franklin 
Canton  M.  E.  Church,  Clinton,  near  Ellicott 
Cantwell  John,  shoemaker,  s  w  cor  Dallas  and 

MuUikin 
Canty  Patrick,  plasterer,  151  Raborg 
Cape  John  C.  proprietor  Belvidere  House,  n  e 

cor  North  and  Eager 
Caples  Wm.  M.  ladies  shoemaker, 71  n  Eutaw 
Cappeau  Misses  Cecelia  and  Frances,  child- 
ren's clothing,  673  w  Baltimore 
Cappeau  Miss   Cecelia,  (C.  &  F.  C.)  673  w 
Baltimore 


Cappeau  Miss  Frances,  (C.  &  F.  C.)  673  w 

Baltimore 
Cappeau  Joseph,  bookkeeper,  513  w  Fayette 
Capple  Jacob,  laborer,  24  Burke 
Capprise  Joseph,  shipwright,  54  s  Washing- 
ton, F.  P. 
CAPRON  &  CO.  general   commission  and 

shipping  merchants,  79  South 
Capron  Francis  B.  (C.  &  Co.)  81  Garden 
Capron  &  Co.   coal  oil  manufacturers,  North, 

near  Eager,  office  79  South 
Carback  David,  laborer,  251  e  Madison 
Carback E.&  Son,boots& shoes, 165 Lexington 
CarDack  Elisha,  (E.  C.  &  Son,)  250  w  Madi- 
son 
Carback  Elisha,  painter.  Canton  av  near  Gist 
Carback  John,  police,  183  Orleans 
Carback  John,  saddler,  245  n  Bond 
Carback  Richard   C.  (E.  C.   &   Son)   250  w 

Madison 
Carback  Wm.  laborer,  203  n  Central  av 
Carbery  John,  butcher,  148  Mullikin 
Card  Wm.  S.  sailmaker,  14  w  Baltimore 
Carey  Alexander  G.  clerk,  70  Cathedral 
Carey  Mrs.  Ann,  grocery,  269  William 
CAREY,  BANGS  &  WOODWARD,  whole- 
sale   dealers  in   boots   and    shoes,  266  w 
Baltimore 
Carey  Charles,  hackman,  136  s  Howard 
Carey  Edward,  carter,  cor  Sharp  and  Oslend 
Carey  Elizabeth,  50  Mulberry 
Carey  Elizabeth,  shoebinder,  51  Marion 
CAREY  GEORGE,  fire  and  life  insurance 
agent,  and  President  of  Peabody  Fire  In- 
surance Co.,  Second,  adjoining  P.  O.,  dw 
70  Cathedral 
Carey  Henry,  porter,  50  Mulberry 
Carey    James,   (C,  Bangs    &    Woodward,) 

Baltimore  County 
Carey  James  T.,  Lafayette  saloon,  148  w  Fay- 
ette, dw  51  Marion 
Carey  Jeremiah  H.  horseshoer,  3  Marion 
Carey  John,  162  Cathedral 
Carey  John,  grocer,  130  Preston 
Carey  Mary,  cook.  New  Church 
Carey  Mrs.  Mary,  12  Hammond  al 
Carey  Mrs.  Mary  A.  grocery,  311  e  Lombard 
Carey  Martin,  laborer,  30  w  Fayette 
Carey  Matthew,  labor,  cor  Tyson  and  Fulton 
Carey  Michael,  laborer,  60  Cooksie 
Carey  &  Muhilman,  carpenters,  245  Aliceanna 
Carey  Patrick, laborer,  Jordan  al  near  Dolphin 
Carey  Patrick,  hackman,  269  William 
Carey  Patrick,  blacksmith,  208  Garden,  dw 

Jordan  al  near  Hoffman 
Carey  Patrick,  plumber,  10  St.  Mary 
Carey  Thomas,  laborer,  110  Cathedral 
Carey  Wm.  laborer,  18  Decker 
Carey  Wm.  106  Cathedral 
Carey  Wm.  wagoner,  100  Granby 
Carhoff  Amelia,  dairy,  65  Orleans 
Carigan  George,  shoemaker,  58  Henrietta 
Cariss  Henry,  cabinet  maker,  6  L  McElderry 
Cariss  Samson,  office,  106  w  Baltimore,  dw 

176  n  Calvert 
Carl  Ephraim,  carpenter,  156  Scott 
Carl  John,  mariner,  299  Canton  av 
Carl  Martin,  laborer,  80  Towson 
Carl  John,  cabinet  maker,  7  Calverton  road 
Carll  Henry,  shoemaker,  229  Hollins 
Carlund  Thomas,  grainer,  94  Mulberry 
Carlbergcr  Charles,  shoemaker,  9  w  Second 
Carle  Henry,  bag  maker,  211  w  Pratt 


G£0.  8.  PAGEi  <!it  BRO.,  Manufncturers   of  RooU  and  Xioofiug  materials.  111   Smitlx's 
WUiarf.     C.  HART  SIttlTH,  Agent. 


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Carle  John  C.  restaurant,  211  w  Pratt 
Carless  Michael,  laborer,  4  Hammond  al 
Carlile  Anna,  tailoress,  15  Greene 
Carlile  Mrs.  Eleanor,  475  e  Baltimore 
Carlile  James    H.   collector    and    agent,  32 

Aisquith 
Carlile  Thos.  M.  shoemaker,  32  Aisquith 
CARLING  MICHAEL,  Black  Horse  tavern, 

63  Penna.  av 
Carling  Patrick,  engineer,  109  Grundy 
Carlisle  Amos,  millwright,  509  w  Lombard 
Carlisle  Jane,  laundress,  16  Armistcnd  la 
Carlisle  Mary,  134  Barre 
Carlisle  Urath  C.  68  n  Greene 
Carlisle  Wm.  H.  stone  cutter,  90  n  Central  av 
Carlton  Arthur,  plasterer,  406  n  Gay 
Carlton  Oliver,  plasterer,  175  n  Caroline 
Carmack  Hanson,  of  Custom  House,  n  w  cor 

Hanover  and  Barre 
Carman  James,  boiler  maker,  130  Sarah  Ann 
Carman  Joseph,  blacksmith,  235  Hanover 
Carman  Joseph,  shoemaker,  298  s  Sharp 
Carmelite  Female  Academy  and  Convent,  68 

Aisquith 
Carmichael   Eugene,   butcher,   Butcher  row, 

Penna.  av  extended 
Carmichael  John,  shoemaker,  Butcher  row, 

Penna.  av  extended 
Carmichael  Henry,  ropemaker,  426  Light 
Carmichael  Thos.  H.  capt.  police,  100  s  High 
Carmichael  Thomas  E.  butcher,  30  Centre, 
80  Lexington  and  76  Hanover  markets,  dw 
Penna.  av  extended 
Carmichael  William,  butcher,  30  Centre,  80 
Lexington  and    76    Hanover   markets,  dw 
Butcher  row,  Penna.  av  extended 
Carmichael  Wm.  clerk,  100  s  High 
Carmine  Chas.  G.  (Knipp&  C.)  Jackson  near 

Central  av 
Carmine  Francis  H.  huckster,  142  s  Wash- 
ington, F.  P. 
Carmine  James,  gas  inspector,  220  n  Eden 
Carmine  Thomas  H.  huckster,  Washington 

near  Gough 
Carmine  Thomas  J.  painter,  142  William 
Carmine  Samuel  B.  mariner,  152  L.  Greene 
Carmoar  Jamana,  tailor,  Clinton  near  EUicott 
Carnes  Mrs.  Charlotte,  .s  w  cor  Washington 

and  Pratt 
Carnes  Robert,  engineer,  70  Preston 
Carnes  Mrs.  Susan,  dress  maker,  142  n  Eden 
Carney  John,  laborer,  8  Ryan 
Carney  Frederick,  waterman,  23  Eastern  av 
Carney  John,  hackman,  rear  of  16  Concord 
Carney  John,  jr.,  laborer,  Gas  Works,  Spring 

Gardens 
Carney  John,  sr.,  watchman,   Gas   Works, 

Spring  Gardens 
Carney  John,  laborer,  104  s  Regester 
Carney  John,  laborer,  407  s  Charles 
Carney  John,  laborer,  243  Gough 
Carney  Luke,  laborer,  6  Addison 
Cams  Alex.  G.  W.  (James  White  k.  Co.)  158 

Lee 
Cams  Edward,  porter,  104  Harford  av 
Caroline  Methodist  Episcopal  Church,  Caro- 
line between  Baltimore  and  Lombard 
Caroline  Mission  Chapel,  n  e  cor  Chapel  and 

Eastern  av 
Carpenter  Alfred,  clerk,  415  w  Fayette 
Carpenter,  Barney,  laborer,  77  s  Durham 
Carpenter   Wm.    H.   editor    Daily    Gazette, 
Howard  House 


Carper  Jackson  M.  bookk'pr,  76  s  Republican 
Carr  Andrew  J.  editor  Merchants  Guide,  201 

Hanover 
Carr  Edward  (Sinsz  &  C.)  146  G.  Hughes 
Carr  Francis  A.  house,  sign  and  ornamental 
painter,  524  w  Baltimore,  dw  516  Lexington 
Carr  Francis,  laborer,  127  s  Castle  al 
Carr  Frederick,  laborer,  554  w  Pratt 
Carr  Frederick,  jr.,  foundryman,  554  w  Pratt 
Carr  Greenbury,  core  maker,  16  s  Schroeder 
CARR    HENRY,  tailor  and   clothier,  66  w 

Pratt,  cor  Gay,  dw  2  s  Broadway 
Carr  Mrs.  Isabella,  240  Columbia 
Carr  James,  shoemaker,  94  Franklin 
CARR  JAMES  E.  hat  and  cap  manufactu- 
rer,  119  n   Howard,  dw   Garden   between 
Lanvale  and  Townsend 
Carr  James,  brass  finisher,  184  n  Exeter 
Carr  James,  caulker,  2  Miles  ct 
Carr  James,  laborer,  city  limits,  nr.  Cemetery 
Carr  John,  88  Barre 
Carr  John,  police,  151  Orleans 
Carr  John  B.  (R.  H.  C.  &  Bro.)  88  Barre 
Carr  John,  stone  mason,  19  Chew 
Carr  J .  Wilson ,  88  Camden 
Carr  John,  carter,  Greenmount  Cemetery 
Carr  John,  laborer,  iVlcKim  near  Eager 
Carr  John,  boiler  maker,  76  Grindall 
Carr  Mary,  172  n  Eden 
Carr  Maria,  seamstress,  20  Garden 
Carr  Nicholas,  hackman,  92  Ross 
Carr  R.  H.  &  Bro.  grocers  and  commission 

merchants,  69  s  Charles 
Carr  R.  H.  (R.  H.  C.  &  Bro.)  118  Cathedrrl 
Carr  Thomas,  baker,  6  e  Fayette 
Carr  Dr.  R.  Wilson.  161  n  Calvert 
Carr  Wm.  mariner,  335  s  Dallas 
Carr  Wm.  milk,  119  Ross 
Carrere  John  M.  (Wright,  Maxwell  &  Co.) 

57  St.  Paul 
Carrere  Mary,  57  St.  Paul 
Carrick  Andrew,  plumber,  34  Preston 
Carrick  Catharine,  34  Preston 
Carrick  Elizabeth,  34  Preston 
Carrick  Geo.  W.,  U.  S.  N.  126  Conway 
Carrick  Thomas  I.  machinist,  126  Conway 
Carrick  Wm.  sere wman Tobacco  Warehouse, 

106  s  Eden 
Carrick  Wm.  soldier,  25  Smith 
Carrigan   James,  morocco    manufactory,   26 

Fre"nch,dw  28 
Carroll  Mrs.  Ann,  7  Camden  la 
CARROLL,-  ADAMS  &  NEER,  dealers  in 

boots,  shoes,  &c.,  286  w  Baltimore 
Carroll  Albert,  37  Mulberry 
Carroll  Mrs.  Catharine,  114  Scott 
Carroll  Charles  R.  66  n  Charles 
Carroll  Charles  A,  66  n  Charles 
Carroll  Charles,  ropemaker,  388  Harford  av 
Carroll  Clara,  seamstress,  175  Raborg 
Carroll  Col.  Charles,  46  Mount  Vernon  place 
Carroll  Daniel,  laborer,  8  Prospect  la 
Carroll  Eliza,  6  Claggett  al 

Carroll 86  Jefferson 

Carroll  Edward,  commissioner  of  streets,  54 

Fawn 
Carroll  Edward,  223  Saratoga 
Carroll  Edward  F.  clerk,  294  e  Monument 
Carroll  Edward,  salesman,  296  e  Monument 
Carroll  Francis,  grocery,  112  s  Dallas 
Carroll  Geo.  huckster,  118  William 
Carroll  Geo.  W.  express,  83  s  Caroline 
Carroll  Hall,  s  e  cor  Baltimore  and  Calvert 


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Benefit  Idfe  Insitrance  Co.,  Newark,  Ji.  J.,"  89  Second  Street. 


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Carroll  Harry  D.  G.  90  w  Monument 
Carroll  Harry  D.  G.  jr.,  90  w  Monument 
Carroll   Henry  J.,  of  Custom  House,  24  s 

High 
Carroll  James,  sailmaker,  6  L.  Broadway 
Carroll  James,  105  w  Monument 
Carroll  James,  porter,  6  Tyson 
Carroll  James,  porter,  McKim  near  Eager 
Carroll  James,  (C,  Adams  &  Neer,)  178  n 

Eutaw 
Carroll  James  A.  tobacconist,  223  Saratoga 
Carroll  James,  attorney,  31  St.  Paul,  dw  66  n 

Charles 
Carroll  John,  rope  maker,  390  Harford  av 
Carroll  John  R.  ship  carpenter,  69  Hamburg 
Carroll  John,  62  e  Eager 
Carroll  John,  grocery,  103  n  Calvert 
Carroll  J.  K.  cooper,  27  Commerce,  dw  20  e 

Fayette 
Carroll  Mrs.  Joanna,  seamstress,  215  Forrest 
Carroll  John,  94  Saratoga 
Carroll  John  B.  cooper,  20  e  Fayette 
Carroll  John,  laborer,  114  Scott 
Carroll   Joseph,  mariner,  61   Centre  Market 

space 
Carroll  Joseph,  159  n  Caroline 
Carroll  Margaret,  pedler,  24  Hillen 
Carroll  Martin,  laborer,  10  L.  Broadway 
Carroll  Mary,  55  e  Monument 
Carroll  Mary  E.  34  May 
Carroll  Mrs.  Mary,  shirt  maker,  85  n  Fremont 
Carroll  Margaret  E.  131  Hamburg 
Carroll  Margaret,  108  Mulberry 
Carroll  Michael,  clerk,  150  St. 'Paul 
Carroll  Michael,  clerk,  17  n  Exeter 
Carroll  Michael,  wagoner,  3  Hillen 
Carroll  Owen,  laborer,  106  York 
Carroll  Patrick  H.  clerk,  17  n  Exeter 
Carroll  Patrick  B.  31  s  Exeter 
Carroll  Patrick  J.  clerk,  31s  Exeter 
Carroll  Patrick  H.  tavern,  114  s  Howard 
Carroll  Pierce,  fireman  U.  S.  N.  11  s  Paca 
Carroll  Robert,  mariner,  158  Dover 
Carroll  Robert,  tinner,  231  n  Central  av 
Carroll  S.  John,  (Numsen,  C.  &  Co.)  307 

Lexington 
Carroll  Sarah,  78  Chesnut 
Carroll  Mrs.  Sarah,  223  Saratoga 
Carroll  Sinclair  S.  watchman,  105  HoUins 
CARROLL  THOMAS  G.  straw  and  milli- 
nery goods,  &c.,  101  w  Baltimore 
Carroll  Col.  Thos.  transportation  depart.  B.& 

O.  R.  R.,  26  Penn 
Carroll  Thomas,  clerk  B.  &  0,  R.  R.  26  Penn 
Carroll  Thomas,  glass  blower,  300  Cross 
Carroll  Thomas,  drayman,  7  Camden  la 
Carroll  Thomas  C.  boiler  maker,  290  Light 
Carroll  Thomas  L.  shoemaker,  55  Chesnut 
Carroll  Wm.  cigar  maker,  16  Hampstead 
Carroll  Wm.  plasterer,  142  HoUins 
Carroll  Wm.  laborer,  19  New  Church 
Carroll  Wm.  J.  clerk,  17  n  Exeter 
Carroll  Wm.  P.  clerk,  Hamilton  Easter  &  Co. 
Carroll  Wm.  J.  clerk,  103  n  Calvert 
Carroll  Wm.  fruit,  38  s  Frederick 
Carruthers  Cha.s  J.  gas  fitter,  593  w  Lombard 
Carruthers  John  S.  gas  fitter,  593  w  Lombard 
CARSON    CARVILL   H.    &    CO.    lumber 

dealers,  west  side  (jf  Union  dock 
Carson  Carvill  H.  (C.  H.  C.  &  Co.)  s  e  cor 

Lexington  and  Republican 
Carson  Gorilla,  67  n  Eutaw 
Carson  David,  cooper,  350  Cross 


Carson   David,  (C.  H.  C.  &  Co.)  330  Lex- 
ington 
Carson  David,  mariner,  289  s  Durham 
Carson  Elijah,  brickmaker,  383  Hamburg 
Carson  George  H.  police,  596  w  Pratt 
Carson  Mrs.  Cath.  cake  shop,  379  Hamburg 
Carson  Henry,  rigger,  22  Fell 
Carson  James,  laborer,  37  Boyd 
CARSON  JOHN,  attorney,  71  w   Fayette, 

dw565 
Carson  Joseph  &  Co.  western  wholesale  pro- 
vision merch'ts,  s  e  cor  Light  and  Balderston 
Carson  John,  mariner,  8  Church 
Carson  Joseph,  cooper,  17  Greenmount  av 
Carson  Joseph  D.  book  agent,  148  n  Bond 
Carson  Joseph,  (Jos.  C.  &  Co.)  135  Park 
Carson  Joshua,  builder,  n  w  cor  Fayette  and 

Gilmor 
Carson  Mrs.  Mary,  152  s  Charles 
Carson  &  Spedden,  coal  and  wood,  164  Hollins 
Carson  Mrs.  Sarah  T.  431  w  Fayette 
Carson  Thomas  E.  227  Madison  av 
CARSON   T.  J.  banker,  204   w    Baltimore, 

dw  111  Park 
Carson  Rev.  T.  E.  431  w  Fayette 
Carson  Washington  K.   (Young  &  C.)  227 

Madison  av 
Carson  Wm.  (C.  &  Spedden,)  244  Hollins 
Carson  Wm.  43  Centre  Market  space 
CARSWELL  JOHN  S.  lamp  and  oil  manu- 
facturer, 210  Aliceanna,  and   kerosene  oil 
distillery,  North  near  Eager,  dw  Homestead 
Cartere  Joanna,  McHenry  w  of  Fulton 
Carter  Alexander  M.  teller  Bank  of  Baltimore, 

227  Garden 
Carter  Robert  A.  salesman,  281  w  Baltimore 
CARTER  BERNARD,  attorney,  29  Lexing- 
ton, dw  376  Eutaw  place 
Carter  Charles  W.  226  Saratoga 
Carter  Caroline  F.  40  St.  Mary 
Carter  Clement,  72  n  Front 
Carter  Casper,  boiler  maker,  249  Light 
Carter  Mrs.  Clement,  72  n  Front 
CARTER  &  CO.,  proprietors  of  Baltimore 

Daily  Gazette,  112  w  Baltimore 
Carter  C.  W.  clerk,  226  Saratoga 
Carter  David,  oyster  saloon,  853  w  Baltimore 
Carter  Durus,  carpenter.  Chase  near  Bond 
Carter  Desmuth  J.  bricklayer,  158  Aisquith 
Carter  Edward  F.  (C.  &  Co.)  68  Barre 
Carter  E.  carpenter,  152  Aisquith 
Carter  Edwin  C.  clerk,  94  Columbia 
Carter  Elarious,  carpenter,  152  Aisquith 
Carter  Francis,  carter,  40  St.  Mary 
Carter  George  R.  clerk  tobacco  warehouse, 

No.  2,  325  w  Lombard 
Carter  George,  rigger,  221  s  Ann 
Carter  Hannah,  10  Armistead  lane 
Carter  Henry,  130  n  Bond 
Carter  H.  John,  nightman,  161  n  Fremont 
Carter  Henry  Clay,  receiving  teller  Mechan- 
ic's Bank,  dw  54  Saratoga 
Carter  James,  commissary  department,  94  a 

Charles 
Carter  James  H.  salesman.  Mansion  House 
Carter  James  M.  assist.  Md.  Collegiate  Insti- 
tute, 118  e  Baltimore 
CARTER  JOHN  W.  family  grocer,  61  Cam- 
den, dw  94  Columbia 
Carter  Joseph,  shoemaker,   10  e  Fayette 
Carter  John,  grocer,  200  e  Lombai-Q 
Carter  Rev.  J.   P.   principal  Md.   Collegiate 
Institute,  118  e  Baltimore 


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Carter  John,  cooper,  121  Hamburg 
Carter  Joseph,  cooper,  121  Hamburg 
Carter  Josiah,  laborer,  125  William 
Carter  John  M.  private  secretary  Governor 

of  Md.  324  w  Lomdard 
Carter  John,  shoemaker,  36  Leadenhall 
Carter  Lydia,  variety  store,  94  Columbia 
Carter  Mrs.  Mary  C.  324  w  Lombard 
Carter  Mrs.  Mary,  77  St.  Paul 
Carter  Martin,  laborer,  1  President 
Carter  Mrs.  Mary  A. ,  Van  Buren,  nr.  Jeffer- 
son, Homestead 
Carter  Oscar  C.  sailmaker,  68  Barre 
Carter  Rebecca,  71  n  Central  av 
Carter  Rebecca,  60  s  Chapel 
Carter  Robert,  clerk.  Van  Buren  near  Jeffer- 
son, Homestead 
Carter  Robert  D.  clerk,  68  Barre 
Carter  Robert  E.  treasurer  Greenmount  Cem- 
etery, 52  n  Calvert 
Carter  Samuel,  saddler,  rear  of  332  Mulberry 
Carter  Urban,  shoemaker,  34  n  Shroeder 
Carter  Wm  H.  carpenter,  124  Lexington 
Carter  Wm,  J.  clerk,  239  n  Eden 
Carter  Wm.  M.  laborer,  294  Cross 
Carter  Wm.  S.  engineer,  294  Cross 
Carter  Wm.  H.  sailmaker,  111  Smith's  wharf, 

dw  22  n  Fremont 
Carter  Wm.  tailor,  156  s  Eutaw 
Carter  W.  W.  bookkeeper,  72  n  Front 
Carty  Thos,  laborer,  167  s  Chapel 
Carty  Wm,  H.  livery  stables,  299  s  Charles 
Carvalho  R.  N.   child's  furnishing  store,  22 

Pleasant 
Carver  Sarah  S.  94  Mullikin 
Carver  Wm.  bricklayer,  178  Mulberry 
Cary  John  B.  coal  oil  refiner,  Russell  near 

Fremont 
Cary  P.  (Brawders  &  C.)  10  St.  Mary 
Cary  Thomas,  carpenter,  202  Bank 
Cary  Wilson  M.  seminary,  233  n  Eutaw,  dw 

269  Eutaw 
Cary  Wm.  F.  agent  for  Dr.  S.   S.  Fitch,  45 

n  Gay 
Casby  Andrew,  laborer,  137  e  Eager 
Caseres  Mrs.  Mary  E.  13  n  Exeter 
Case  Thos.  J.  bookkeeper,  156  w  Lombard 
Casey  Abraham  S.  blacksmith,  206  Harford 

av,  dw  247  e  Biddle 
Casey  Catharine,  confectionery,  14  s  Durham 
Casey  Mrs.  Ellen,  milliner,  41  Portland 
Casey  John,  laborer,  14  s  Durham 
Casey  John,  boilermaker,  155  Peirce 
Casey  John,  tinner.  111  Ensor 
Casey  James,  laborer,  23  Bank 
Casey  James,  grocery,  164  s  Durham 
Casey  Mary,  grocery,  65  French 
Casey  Peter,  laborer,  20  Gould  la 
Casey  Susan,  189  e  Baltimore 
Casey  Thomas  J.  harness  maker,  1  Hillen 
Casey  Wm.  sweep  master,  84  Hillen 
Cashman  Jeremiah,  laborer,  24  Dolphin 
Cashmyre  Miss  Francis,  proprietress   Hia- 

wathe  Hall,  5  s  Eden 
Cashmyre  Henry,  cooper,  5  s  Eden 
Cashmyre  Philip,  cooper,  11  s  Eden 
Cashmyre  Peter,  laborer,  162  s  Caroline 
Caskey  David  W.  carpenter,  398  e  Monument 
Caskey  John,  butcher,  Butcher's  Row,  Penna 

av  extended 
Caskey  John  W.  ship  carpenter,  113  Wil- 
liam 
Caskey  Joseph,  stair  builder,  396  Franklin 


Caskey  Robert,  carpenter  and  stair  builder, 

193  n  Fremont 
Caskey   Samuel,  boiler  maker,   Hudson    al 

near  Federal 
Caspari  Anna,  periodical  depot,  129  n  How- 
ard, dw  387  Lexington 
CASPARI  CHARLES  &  WM.  C.   apothe- 
caries, n  e  cor  Baltimore  and  Calhoun 
Caspari  Charles,  (Chas.  &  Wm.  C.)  44  n  Gay 
CASPARI  CHARLES  &  WM.   C.  apothe- 
caries, cor  Biddle  and  Penna  av 
CASPARI  CHARLES  &  WM.  C.  apothe- 
caries, 44  n  Gay 
Caspari  Wm.  C.  (Chas.  &  Wm.  C.)  cor  Bid- 
dle and  Penna  av 
Casper  John,  laborer,  29  n  Dallas 
Casper  John,  musician,  293  e  Eager 
Cassady  Anne,  10  Jefferson 
Cassady  Eugene,  tinner,  135  Pearl 
Cassady  John,  carpenter,  114  Dolphin 
Cassady  Owen,  grocery,  91  Pine 
Cassady  Thomas,  bricklayer,  75  n  Fremont 
Cassard   Francis,    (Gilbert    C.  &  Son,)  183 

German 
CASSARD   F.    W.    commission    merchant, 
bacon,  pork, &c.,  61  South, dw  55 McCulloh 
CASSARD  G.  &  SON,  provision  dealers,  407 

and  409  w  Baltimore 
Cassard  George,  com.  mer.  and  provisions, 

46  South,  dw  389  w  Lombard 
Cassard  Gilbert,  com.  mer.  West  Falls  av, 

dw  644  w  Lombard 
Cassard  James  D.  clerk,  644  w  Lombard 
Cassard  Jesse  L.  clerk,  120  German 
Cassard  John,  (G.  C.  &  Son,)  119  German 
Cassard  Lewis  A.  oysters,  780  w  Baltimore 
Cassard  Lewis  R.  289  w  Lombard 
Cassard  Lewis,  (G.  C.  &  Son,)  120  German 
Cassard  Lewis,  120  German 
Cassard  Mrs.  Sarah,  119  German 
Cassard  Thomas,  (G.  C.  &  Son,)  Bait.  co. 
Cassell  Edward  W.  bricklayer,  302  Saratoga 
Cassell  George,  bricklayer,  23  McHenry 
Cassell  George  R.  bricklayer,  231  w  Biddle 
Cassell  Henry  P.  bricklayer,  272  Mulberry 
Cassell  John  S.  painter,  106  n  Schroder 
Cassell  Joseph,  carpenter,  280  Saratoga 
Cassell  Martha  Ann,  tailoress,  e  of  Clinton, 

Canton 
Cassell  Rebecca,  boarding,  67  s  Eutaw 
Cassell  Samuel  C.  bricklayer,  67  s  Eutaw 
Cassell  Thomas,  painter,  56  n  Pine 
Cassell  Wm.  H.  bricklayer,  3  Grundy 
Cassidy  Brian,  grocery,  102  e  Monument 
Cassidy  Charles,  shoemaker,  10  n  Greene 
Cassidy  Mrs.  Elizabeth,  grocery,  144  n  Eutaw 
Cassidy  George,  bar  tender,  91  Pine 
Cassidy  James,  boots  and  shoes,  33  w  Pratt 
Cassidy  John,  laborer,  9  L.  McElderry 
Cassidy  J.  grocery,  2  Greenmount  av 
Cassidy  Luke,  grocery,  s  e  cor  Harford  av 

and  Madison 
Cassidy  Luke,  mason,  32  Morton  al 
Cassidy  Martin,  liquor  store,  s  e   cor  Hillen 

and  Exeter,  dw  179  n  Exeter 
Cassidy  Mrs.  Mary  M.  6  Pearl 
Cassidy  Owen,  grocery,  82  Greenmount  av 
Cassidy  Patrick,  plasterer,  24  Valley 
Cassidy  Patrick,  222  Lexington 
Cassidy  Patrick,  tavern,  15  Fish  Market  space 
Cassidy  Patrick,  grocery,  52  s  Frederick 
Cassidy  Sarah  Francis,  dressmaker,  6  Pearl 
Cassidy  Thomas,  hackman,  21  Mullikin 


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WUai-f.     C. 


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HART  SMITH,  Ajceiit. 


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Cassidy  Thomas,  roofer,  408  s  Charles 

Cassin  John  H.  clerk,  69  w  Biddle 

Cassin  Mrs.  Mary,  69  w  Biddle 

Casteii  Charles,  shoemaker,  90  n  Exeter 

Caster  Henry,  machinist,   176  s  Caroline 

Caster  Henry,  machinist,  170  s  Caroline 

Castine  Emanuel  M.  liquor  and  cigars,  10  s 

Gay,  dw  41  Holland 
Castle  John,  desk  maker,  160  Raborg 
Castle  Thomas  M.  tavern,  65  Centre  Market 

space,  dw  133  w  Lombard 
Castelberg  Jacob,  watchmaker  and  jeweler, 

126  n  Gay 
Caswell  Robert  B.  ship  builder,  54  Henrietta 
Cate  Araon,  lumber  yard  and  steam  sash  fac- 
tory, n  6  cor  East  Falls  av  and  Fawn,  dw 
101  Park 
Cathcart  A.  Roszell,  clerk.  Fell's  Point  Sav- 
ings Bank,  5li.<  s  Broadway 
Cathcart  Chas.  it.  bookkeeper  Bank  of  Com- 
merce, dw  83  s  Broadway 
Cathcart  George  H.  carpenter,  cor  Mulberry 

and  Strieker 
Cathcart  Robert,  (R.   &   W.  H.  C.)  51)^  s 

Broadway 
Cathcart  Robert  &  W.  H.,  block  and  pump 

makers,  113  Thames 
CATHCART  ROBERT,  U.  S.  provost  mar- 
shal for  2d  district  Md.,  office  s  w  cor  Exeter 
and  Watson,  dw  51}^  s  Broadway 
Cathcart  Robert, Jr.,  clerk,  51^^  s  Broadway 
Cathcart  Wm.  H.   (R.  &   W."  H.  C.)  83  s 

Broadway 
Cathedral    (Roman   Catholic)   cor  Mulberry 

and  Cathedral 
Cathell  Daniel  W.  letter  carrier,  92  s  Eden 
Cather  George  R.  attorney,  143  s  Paca 
Cather  James  R.  carpenter,  61  n  Poppleton 
Cather  Robert  W.  carpenter,  143  s  Paca 
Cather  Wm.  carpenter,  143  s  Paca 
Gathers  James,  (John  C.  &  Bro.)  39  n  Gay 
Gathers  John  &  Bro.,  booksellers,  36  w  Bal- 
timore 
Gathers  John,  (J.  C.  &  Bro.)  36  w  Baltimore 
Catlm  Capt   Frank,  223  Light 
Caton  Adam,  huckster,  336  n  Howard 
Caton  Mrs.  Catharine,  confectioner,  144  Dover 
Caton  John,  laborer,  rear  of  14  Hudson 
Caton  John  P.  tailor,  71  Richmond 
Caton  M.  E.  grocery,  120  Garden 
Caton  Patrick,  laborer,  7  Grace  ct 
Catons  John,  locksmith,  26  Neighbor 
CATONSVILLE  RAILWAY   CO.;  office  w 
Baltimore,  near  Mount,  Wm.  W.  Orndorff, 
Sup't. 
Cator  Benjamin   F.   (Armstrong,  C.  &    Co.) 

173  St.  Paul 
Cator  Levin  R.  mariner,  57  William 
Cator  Mrs.  Mary,  57  William 
Cator  Robinson  W.  (Armstrong,  C.  &  Co.) 

•175  St.  Paul 
Catrup  Samuel  P.  printer,  41  Jackson 
Catrup  Samuel  H.  carpenter,  41  Jackson 
Catsenstein  Moses,  cigars,  tobacco,  &c.,  24 

w  Baltimore 
Catzenstein  Henry,  tobacconist,  128  Aisquith 
Catterton  Wm.  J.  blacksmith,  248  Cross 
Catton  Levi,  second  hand  dealer,  13  May 
Caughey  Benjamin  &  Co.  groceries  and  liquors, 

9  Penna  av 
Caughey  Henry  W.  clerk,  150  St.  Paul 
Caughey  Michael  P.  bookkeeper,  150  St.  Paul 
Caughey  Michael,  20  Aisquith 


Caugney  Noah  W.  (Noah  Walker  &  Co.)  a 

e  cor  Calvert  and  Monument 
Caughey  S.  Hamilton,  (Noah  Walker  &  Co.) 

156  St.  Paul 
Cauley  Patrick,  9  Pleasant  al 
Caulfield  James,  dry  goods,  140  w  Biddle 
Caulfield  Robert,  bookkeeper,  130  Garden 
Caulk  Elizabeth,  63  Holland 
Caulk  James  T.  boiler  maker,  279  s  Charles 
Caulk  Mrs.  Mary  J.  64  Gough 
Caulk  Susan,  44  Jackson 
Caulk  Wm.  J.  shoemaker,  94  e  Fayette 
Causey  Rosanna  T.  seamstress,  210  German 
Causmelle  John,  produce   dealer,  263  n  Eden 
Cavanaugh  Dennis,  tavern.  Forest  near  Gay 
Cavanagh  Bridget,  10  Holland 
Cavanagh  Peter,  baker,  19  e  Madison 
Cavano  George,  butcher,  4  n  Fremont 
Cavano  Lewis  H.  cigar  maker,  21  Ogston 
Cave  Charles,  103  n^Exeter 
Cavenaugh  Edward,  carpenter,  38  Ross 
Cavenaugh  John,  laborer, Smith  al  near  Walsh 
Cavenaugh  Miles,  carter,  rear  205  Bank 
Caverner  John,  laborer,  604  w  Pratt 
Cavnaugh  Peter,  laborer,  32  n  Oregon 
Cavnigh  Martin,  drayman,  245  Columbia 
Cavy  Thomas  J.  blacksmith,  199  Ramsay 
Cawdey  Michael,  grocer,  78  Chesnut 
Cawlay  Roderick,  laborer,  s  e  cor  O'DonneJl 

and  Patuxent 
Cazier  Robert  W.  mariner,  15  s  Bond 
Cecil  James,  459  Lexington 
Cecil  Edward,  at  tobacco  warehouse,  56  Lea- 

denhall 
Cella  John,  boarding,  66  President 
Ceneven  Peter,  bootmaker,  136  Burgundy  al 
Centre  Market,  Baltimore,  opposite  Harrison, 

to  Pratt 
Central  Presbyterian  Church,  s  w  cor  Saratoga 

and  Liberty 
Ceregho  Francis,  boarding,  62  President 
Ceregho  Joseph  ,  62  President 
Cernoske  Michael,  wagoner,  972  w  Baltimore 
CESATI  ANGELO,  stencil  cutter,  1151^   w 

Lombard,  dw  103 
Cesati  Mrs.  S.   mantilla  maker,  over   103  w 

Lombard 
Chabot  Gabriel  H.  clerk  American  office,  164 

n  Howard 
Chaffinch  Elisha  W.  undertaker,  102  s  Eden 
Chaffinch  Samuel  G.  cigar  maker,  12  Gough 
Chaffinch  Wm.  W.  carpenter,  224  Bank 
Chaffman  Charles  F.  tailor,  18  Brune 
Chaftman   George,  boiler   maker,  Lanvale  la 

near  Charles 
Chaillfou  Augustus,  brush   maker,  286  Ais- 
quith 
Chaillou  Barbara,  9  Russell 
Chaillou  Eugene  S.  laborer,  9  Russell 
Chaistv  Dr.  Edward  J.  158  Mulberry 
CHAISTY  E.  J,  jr.  plumber  and  gas  fitter, 

158  Mulberry 
Chalk   Elias,  laborer,  Mount  Royal,  foot  of 

McMcchin 
Chalk  James  A.  soldier,  120  Preston 
Chalk  Levi,  grocer,  37  Grundy 
Chalk  Wm.  H.  engineer.  Mount  Royal,  foot 

of  McMcchin 
Chalmers  Anne,  confectionery,  95  Penna.  av 
Chalmers  James,  cabinet  maker,  95  Penna.  av 
Chalmers  Philemon  S.  tailor,  26  Ross 
Chamberlain ,  clothes  cutter,  226  n  Caro- 
line 


WM.  P.  AVEBB,  marine,  PJre  nnd  I.lffi  Insumnce  Agent  and  Broker.    Agent 
Benefit  Idfe  Insurance  Co.,  Newark,  N.  J.,"  89  Second  Street. 


Mntnal 


CHA 


75 


CHA 


Chandley  John  H.   soldier,  732  w  Baltimore 
Chaney  Andrew  W.  shoemaker,  44  e  Balti- 
more, dw  94  e  Fayette 
Chaney  Benjamin,  police,  521  w  Lombard 
Chaney  Mrs.  Elizabeth,  143  n  Fremont 
Chaney  Floyd,  wholesale  dry  goods,  —  w 

Baltimore,  dw  359  n  Eutaw 
Chaney  Henry  C.  moulder,  521  w  Lombard 
Chaney  James  T.  moulder,  193  n  Dallas 
Chaney  Sarah  A.  39  e  Monument 
Chaney  Valletter  S.  73  n  Schroeder 
Chaney  Wm.  shoemaker,  39  e  Monument 
Chaney  Wm.  printer,  778  w  Baltimore 
Channell  Madeline,  98  n  Howard 
Chapman  Allen  A.  (Kirkland,  Chase  &  Co.) 

40  McCulloh 
Chapman -Andrew  G.  attorney,  53  w  Fayette, 

dw  38  n  Calvert 
Chapman  Catharine,  boarding,  230  w  Pratt 
Chapman  Greenbury,  shoemaker,  81  n  Pop- 

pleton 
Chapman    Henry,  milkman,  Greenmount  av 

near  Point  la 
Chapman  Jas.  B.  machinist,  221  e  Lombard 
Chapman  Dr.  John  S.  s  w  cor  Calhoun  and 

Fayette 
CHAPMAN  JOHN  LEE,  Mayor  of  Balti- 
more, dw  41  Stiles 
Chapman  Jonathan  J.  glass,  43  s  Charles,  dw 

141  e  Baltimore  . 
Chapman  Jonathan  J.  clerk  at  provost  mar- 
shal's office,  141  e  Baltimore 
Chapman  Mrs.  Lucretia,  40  McCulloh 
CHAPMAN  NICHOLAS  P.   agricult'l  im- 
plements, 145  w  Pratt,  dw  146  Dolphin 
Chapman  Ruth  A.  375  Penna.  av 
Chapman  Sarah,  seamstress,  615  Light 
Chapman  Mrs.  Susanna,  81  n  Poppleton 
Chapman  William  A.  boatman,  128  n  Broad- 
way 
Chappell  A.  E.  lamp  and  oil  store,  185  Han- 
over 
Chappell  Francis  W.  269  w  Fayette 
Chappell  John  M.  189  Saratoga 
Chappell  Louisa  0.  lamps,  ]85  Mulberry 
Chappell  Mrs.  Mary,  269  w  Fayette 
Chappell  Philip  S.    chemical   works,  foot  of 

Cross  s  side  basin,  dw  235  w  Lombard 
Chappell  Thos.  ship  carpenter,  195  Aisquith 
Charles  Andrew,  copper  smelter,  Clinton  s  of 

Boston 
Charles  Benjamin  F.  hatter,  96  s  Ann 
CHARLES   BENJAMIN,  prop,   agent  and 

collector,  l.'^5  Broadway,  dw  96  s  Ann 
Charles   Charles,  (C.   &   Thompson,)    17  e 

Pratt 
Charles   David,  copper  smelter,  Clinton  s  of 

Boston 
Charles  Geo.  C.  clerk,  47  n  Exeter 
Charles  Marcel,  jeweler.  Mansion  house 
Charles  Sophia,  22  Abbott 
Charles  Street  Methodist  E.  Church,  n  e  cor 
Charles  and  Fayette,  parsonage    20  Eutaw 
Charles  &  Thompson,  restaurant,  17  e    Pratt 
Charles  Thomas  J.  hatter,  203  s  Broadway, 

and  leader  East  Baltimore  military  band 
CHARRON  J.  B.&  CO.  agents  and  import- 
ers of  wines,  brandies,  &c.  n  e  cor  Lombard 
and  Hanover 
Charron  John  B.   (J.  B.  C.  &  Co.)  281  Lex- 
ington 
Chase  Alexander  H.  tobacconist,  141  w  Bid- 
die  

jr.   HEWItY  GIESE,   CnmmlsMlon  Merclnant,   for   tUe   sale   of  Flour,  Grain,  Seeds,  &c. 
Rosendale  Cement  and  Calcined   Plaster  constantly  on  hand,  31  Spear>a  WTiarf. 


Chamberlain  Edward,  bricklayer,  67  s  Eutaw 
Chamberlain  Eli,  bookkeeper,  117  e  Monu- 
ment 
Chamberlain  Fernando,  morocco  dresser,  340 

e  Eager 
Chamberlain  John  E.  messenger  Grand  Lodge 

I.  0.  0.  F.  117  e  Monument 
Chamberlain  John  C.  boots  and  shoes,  285  w 

Pratt 
Chamberlain  John  W.  clerk,  579  Lexington 
Chamberlain  John  A.  blacksmith,  588  Penn- 
sylvania av 
Chamberlain  John,  shoemaker,  23  s  Oregon 
Chamberlain  Phil,  tailor,  226  n  Caroline 
Chamberlain  Wm.  blacksmith,  588  Penna.  av 
Chamberlaine  Henry,  jr.  cashier  Chesapeake 

bank,  170  Preston 
Chamberlaine  Richard,  168  n  Calvert 
Chamberlane  Philip,  tailor,  226  n  Caroline 
Chamber  Jacob,  blacksmith,  96  St.  Peter 
Chambers  Anthony  S.  reporter  Daily  Gazette, 

81  n  Eutaw 
Chambers  Mrs.  Charlotte,  seamstress,  68  n 

Fremont 
Chambers  George,  machinist,  109  w  Fayette 
Chambers  Geo.  M.  clerk,  109  w  Fayette 
Chambers  Helen  M.  teacher,  109  w  Fayette 
Chambers  Rev.  J.  T.  328  Madison  av 
Chambers  James,  laborer,  186  Burgundy  al 
Chambers  James,  police,  166   Washington, 

F.  H. 
Chambers  John,  carpenter,  5  Bevan 
Chambers  John  T.  laborer,  5  Bevan 
Chambers  Peter  W.  93  East 
Chambers    Robert,   Lieut,  police,  Henrietta 

near  Hanover 
Chambers  Robert  M.  plasterer,  26  n  Oregon 
Chambers  Samuel,  police.  Eastern  av,  rear  of 

Mission  Chapel 
Chambers  Wm.  grain  inspector,  54  s  Repub- 
lican 
Chambers  Wm.  conductor.  In  Republican 
Champayne  Henry  R.  coach  maker,  84  Ger- 
man, dw  23  n  Poppleton 
Champayne  Wm.  R.  carpenter,  170  Vine,  dw 

10  Chatsworth 
Champayne  Wm.   R.  jr.    coach   painter,  10 

Chatsworth 
Champness  Mrs.   Joshua,  74  s  Washington, 

F.  P. 
Chance  Edward,  conductor,  13  Grundy 
Chance  Mrs.  Frances  Ann,  grocery,  491  w 

Lombard 
CHANCE  JAMES   R.   auctioneer,  over  220 

w  Baltimore,  dw  350  Lexington 
Chance  James  L.  clerk,  350  Lexington 
Chance  Levin,  mariner,  22  Henrietta 
Chance  Marinas,  deputy  sheriff,  491  w  Lom- 
bard 
Chancey  Eliza,  191  n  Exeter 
Chanceaulme  Martin  F.  carver,  103  n  Caro- 
line 
Chanceaulme  Richard  P.  bookkeeper  at  How- 
ard house,  dw  52 e  Fayette 
CHANDLEE  EDWIN,  dentist,  15  s  How- 
ard 
Chandler  Geo,  W.  wagoner,  410  Light 
Chandler  Mrs.  Irene,  nurse,  54  s  Washington, 

F.  P. 
Chandler  John,  bookkeeper,  79  Lee 
Chandler  Kennard,  clerk,  79  Lee 
Chandler  Nelson,  cle#k,  79  Lee 
Chandler  Wm.  F.  moulder,  410  Light 


CHA 


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CHI 


Chase  Algernon  S.  (Rice,  C.  &  Co.)  187  St, 
•    Paul 

Chase  Bazillai,  bookbinder,  141  e  Biddle 
Chase  Benj.  F.  painter,  64  Thames 
Chase  Charles  W.  oyster  packer,  200  Han- 
over 
Chase  Chas.  F.  bookkeeper,  69  w  Biddle 
Chase  Daniel,  (Kirkland.C.  &  Co.)  253  Mad- 
ison av 
Chase  Frank  D.  bookbinder,  141  w  Biddle 
Chase  Geo.  B.  clerk,  239  e  Baltimore 
Chase  Hannah  M.  132  Pearl 
CHASE  HANNIBAL  H.   brickmaker,  cor 

Beason  and  Lowman,  dw  305  w  Fayette 
Chase  Henry,  bookbinder,  10  Diamond 
Chase   Isaac  McKim,  pattern  maker,  141  w 

Biddle 
Chase   Isaac  H.   ladies    shoemaker,  253    n 

Howard 
Chase  Jeremiah  T.  clerk,  75  n  High 
Chase  John,  ship  smith,  38  Philpot 
Chase  Josiah  B.  clerk,  dw  Fountain  hotel 
Chase  Mrs.  Mary  A.  141  w  Biddle 

Chase ,  marmer,  37  Low 

Chase  Mary  A.  200  Hanover 

Chase  R.  W    (J.  R.  Gloninger  &  Co.)  42 

Lexington 
Chase  Thorndick,  337  e  Baltimore 
CHASE  WELLS  &  GEHRMANN,  manu- 
facturers' and  machinists'  warehouse,  6  s 
Howard 
Chase  Wells,  (W.  C.    &   Gehrmann,)    282 

Hollins 
Chason  Joseph,  mariner,  272  e  Pratt 
Chason  Peter  A.  boatswain  U.  S.   N.,  272  e 

Pratt 
Chasteau  Armand,  gilder,  69  e  Lombard 
Chasteau  Mary  E.  69  e  Lombard 
Chasteau  Thomas  E.  clerk,  93  n  Broadway 
CHATARD  DR.  F.  E.  30  n  Charles 
Chatard  Mrs.  Frederick,  70  w  Centre 
Chatard  L.T.  (McLane  &  Co.)    43  St.  Paul 
Cheir  Ann  M.  95  s  Paca 
Cheir  Margaret  95  s  Paca 
Chenoweth   Benj.  T.  machinist,  290  e  Lom- 
bard 
Chenoweth   Geo.  E.    manufacturer    reaping 
machines  and  agricult'l  imple'ts,  1  Swan, 
dw  223  e  Fayette 
Chenoweth  Geo.  E.  8  n  Bond 
Chenoweth  Horace,  car  driver,  55  George 
Chenoweth  Mrs.  Mary,  283  n  Eutaw 
Chenoweth  Richard,  policeman,  37  Garden 
Chenoweth  Thomas,  artist,  295  s  Charles 
Chenoweth  Wm.  cooper,  300  e  Lombard 
Chenoweth  Wm.  carpenter,  122  n    Poppieton 
Cheny  Grafton,  (Toner  &  Co.)  34  Orchard 
Cherry  Ann,  gaiter  binder,  122  Vine 
Cherry  David  H.  soldier,  420  w  Baltimore 
Cherry  Edward,  tobacconist,  420  w  Baltimore 
Cherry  Dr.  M.  J.  dentist,  45  Hanover 
Cherry  James  W.  printer,  115  Mulberry 
CHERRY  DR.  T.  F.  dentist,  s  w  cor  Balti- 
more and  Liberty 
CHESAPEAKE  BANK,  s  e  cor  North  and 

Fayette. 
Chesapeake  Sugar  Refinery,  4  and  5  O'Don- 

neli  s  wharf 
Chesobrough  Andronicus,  clerk,  41  Fawn 
Chesebrough  Capt.  Robert  C.  41  Fawn 
Chesebrough  Lieut.  Col.  Wm.  H.,  Assistant 
Adj't  Gen.,  headquarters,  dw  Eutaw  house 
Chesley  Wm.  grocer,  Clifton  village 


Chesney  Benjamin,  wheelwright,  18  n  Wash- 
ington, F.  P. 
Chesney  Jesse  F.  printer,  135  e  Pratt 
Chesney  John  W.  carpenter,  29  McElderry 
Chesney  Saml.  speculator,  87  Greenraount  av 
Chesney  Wm.  carpenter,  88  Gough 
Chesnut  Mrs.  Mary  E.  94  s  Bond 
Chesnut  R.   Washington,  inspector  custom 

house,  dw  345  e  Baltimore 
CHESNUT  WM.  &  CO.  wholesale  grocers 
and  commission  merchants,  cor  Pratt  and 
South 
Chesnut  Wm.   (W.  C.  &  Co.)  104  e  Balti- 
more 
Chesser  Mrs.  Harriet, tailoress,  291  s  Charles 
Chesser  Furnell,  boatman,  347  s  Charles 
Chestnut  Elizabeth,  94  s  Bond 
CHESTNUT  &  MARSH  ALL,  cork  dealers, 

40  s  Calvert 
Chestnut  Samuel,  (C.  &  Marshal,)  36  Spring 

row 
Chester  Michael,  gardener,  Harford  av  near 

Point  lane 
CHESTER  WM.  shoeing  smith,  9  Pleasant, 

dw  11 
Cheston  Galloway,  39  s  Sharp 
Cheveral  Mrs.  Ann,  172  s  Broadway 
Chew  James  W.  clerk  U.  S.  court,  dw  92  n 

Eutaw 
Chew  Robert,  clerk,  203  w  Fayette 
Chew  Robert  W.  bookkeeper,  46  Pearl 
Chew  Dr.  Samuel,  prof,  at  University  of  Md. 

70  n  Paca 
Chichester  Mrs.  Susan,  144  Harford  av 
Chick  Michael,  tailor,  240  s  Eutaw 
Chickering  Eldridge  C.  bookseller  and   sta- 
tioner, 226  w  Pratt 
ChiflFelle  Julia,  s  e  cor  Madison  and  Park 
Chiffelle  Sophia,  s  e  cor  Madison  and  Park 
Chiffra  Godfrey,  grocery,  85  Eastern  av 
Chew  John,  whitewash,  2  Raborg 
Childers  Mrs.  Eliza,  24  L.  church 
Childers  Mrs.  Sarah,  grocery,  83  St.  Peters 
Child  Samuel,  office  29  n  Gay,  dw  51  St.  Paul 
Child  Saml.  jr.  (Cortlan  &  Co.)  71  McCulloh 
Childs  Benj.  E.  bookkeeper,  13  n  Fremont 
Childs  Daniel  V.  soldier,  69  s  Eutaw 
Childs  Elizabeth,  156  German 
Childs  Edward  W.  trunk  maker,  395  w  Pratt 
Childs  Geo.  T.  carpenter,  395  w  Pratt 
Childs  Jesse  D.  clerk,  395  w  Pratt 
Childs  John  W.  clerk,  1  Orchard 
Childs  Mrs.  Mary,  tavern,  67  President 
Childs  Mrs.  Sarah,  grocery,  83  St.  Peters 
Childs  Mrs.  Sarah  H.  395  w  Pratt 
Childs  Saml.  J.  E.  bricklayer,  395  w  Pratt 
Childs  Samuel,  soldier,  1  West 
Childs  Samnel,  clerk,  156  German 
Childs  Samuel,  salesman,  156  German 
Childs  Wm.  H.  machinist,  395  w  Pratt 
Childs  Zachariah,  police,  177  Orleans 
Chinoweth  Elizabeth,  tailoress,  233  n  Eden 
Chinoweth  John,  tinner,  99  Ensor 
Chinoweth  R.  polifte,  37  Garden 
Chipiey  Charles  A.  clerk,  48  Conway 
CHIPMAN  GEORGE,   wood  and    willow- 
ware  dealer,  cor  Calvert  and  Lombard,  dw 
88  e  Baltimore 
Chipman  Marcus  M.  bookkeeper,  88  e  Balti- 
more 
Chisam  Mrs.  Ann  E.  24  s  Bond 
Chisholm  Ann  E.  seamstress,  24  s  Bond 
Chisholm  Amanda  M.  milliner,  19  Hill 


GEO.  S.  PAG£  &  BRO.,  Manufacturers    of  Roofa   and   Roofings  materials.  111   Smltli'* 
Wlnarf.    C.  HART  SMITH,  Agent. 


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Chisholm  Henry,  boiler  maker,  19  Hill 
Chisholm  Jas.  W .  mariner,  160  Bank 
Chisholm  Sarah  M.  tailoress,  19  Hill 
Chism  Richard,  dry  goods,  229  Lexington 
Chiout  John  furn.  wagoner,  182  s  Caroline 
Chrisman  Henry,  cutter,  120  s  Caroline 
Chrismer  Mrs.  Priscilla,   doctress,   53   Har- 
ford av 
Chrisner  Joseph,  driver,  435  Saratoga 
Chrispin  John,  clerk,  19  n  Calvert 
Christ  Church  Asylum  for  female  children,  27 

Garden 
Christ   Church,    (Episcopal,)  cor.  Gay    and 

Fayette 
Christ  Christopher,  cooper,  151  s  Register 
Christ  John, .butcher,  121  Centre  and  32  Bel- 
air  mkts.  dw  Bait.  co. 
Christ  Mrs.  Rosina,  296  Raborg 
Christhilf  Henry,  cedar  cooper,  168  Pearl 
Christlif  George  H.  mechanical  dentist,  107 

Penna. av 
Christian  Commission   for  the  relief  of  sick 

and  disabled  soldiers,  77  w  Baltimore 
Christian  Richd.  grocery,  287  Eastern  av 
Christian  Richd.  jr.  bricklayer,  287  Eastern  av 
Christie  Andrew  J.  glass  blower,  Stockholm 

w  of  Eutaw 
Christie  Henry,  weaver,  66  Union 
Christie  James  J.  glass  blower,  Stockholm  w 

of  Eutaw 
Christie  James  J.  glass  blower,  Stockholm  w 

of  Eutaw 
Christie  Jas.  soldier,  Garrison  la  near  Fred- 
erick av 
Christie  James,  foundryman,  7  Bennet 
Christie  Michael,  blacksmith,  5  Preston 
Christieani  Wm.  laborer,  43  Grundy 
Christman  Lebanon,  engineer,  138  Preston 
Christmas  John,  watchman,  145  Penna.  av 
Christopher  Aquilla,  puddler,  162  s  Wolfe 
Christopher  Jane,  86  North 
Christopher  James  T.  plasterer,  23  n  Fremont 
Christopher  John,  gunsmith,  9  n  Fremont 
Christopher  Joseph,  police,  41  Orchard 
Christopher  Mitton,  painter,  3  w  Pratt  dw401 

n  Gay 
Christopher  Nicholas,  agent,  126  e  Pratt 
Christopher  Oliver,  salesman,  15  Warner 
Christopher  R.  W.  dry  goods,  168  Lexing- 
ton, dw  502  w  Baltimore 
Christopher  Thos.  B.  pedler,  132  Mullikin 
Christopher  Thos.  mariner,  51  s  Caroline 
Christopher  Thos.  plasterer,  158  Franklin 
Christopher  William  (W.  C.  &  Co.)  502  w 

Baltimore 
Christopher  Wm.  &  Co.  tailors,  502  w  Balti- 
more 
Christopher  Wm.  (Wm.  C.  &  Co.)  240  Sara- 
toga 
Christopher  Lieut.  Woollen,  225  e  Pratt 
Christwell  Levi,  machinist,  N.  C.  R.  R.  n  of 

Northern  av 
Christwell  Mrs.  Leah,  N.   C.    R.  R.   n  of 

Northern  av 
Christy  Arthur,  156  w  Lombard 
Chronberg  Henry,  boxmaker,  43  Perry 
Chrone  John,  131  Hillen 
Chrone  John  jr.  clerk,  103  Hillen 
Chroner  Conrad,  butcher,   Harford  av  near 

city  limits 
Chronmiller  Catherine,  46  Hanover 
Chrystal  John,  grocer,  226  n  Gay 
Chumfish ,  laborer,  2  Neighbor 


Chubb  Caroline,  142  n  Charles 
Chunn  Dr.  James  T.  181  w  Madison 
Church  of  Ascension,  (Prot.  Epis.)  Lexing- 
ton near  Pine 
CHURCH    &    BROWN,   junk    dealers,    4 

Wall  near  Dugan  's  whf. 
Church  Edward  J.  lumber,  s  w  cor  Aisquith 

and  Monument,  dw  218  Aisquith 
Church  Henry  S.  groom,  153  s  Bond 
Church  Jas.  A.(C.  &  Brown)  139  n  Central  av 
Church  James,  bricklayer,  336  e  Lombard 
Church  Home  and  Infirmary  (Epis.)  Broad- 
way, between  Baltimore  and  Fayette 
Church  Mrs.  Sarah,  boarding,  476  w  Lombard 
Church  Thomas,  clerk,  309  e  Madison 
Church  Wm.  G.  machinist,  62  Grundy 
Church  of  the  Holy  Cross  (German  Roman 

Cath.)  West  near  William 
Church  of  Holy  Innocents  (Episcopal)  n  w 

cor  Chase  and  Eden 
Church  of  the  Immaculate  Conception,  Mosh- 

er  between  Biddle  and  Ross 
Church  St.  John  (Bapt.)  Barre  w  of  L.  Greene 
Church  of  the  United  Brethren  in  Christ,  cor 

Scott  and  St.  Peter 
Churchner  Ambrose,  laborer,  256  Eastern  av 
Churchill  Lorey,  silver  plater,  10  Mercer,  dw 

227  n  Eutaw 
Ciampi  Rev.  Antony  F.,  S.  J.,  president  of 

Loyola  College,  Loyola  place 
Cickel  Geo.  shoemaker,  240  w  Biddle 
Cimeham  Henry,  gas  fitter,  15  Thomsen 
Cinnamon  Martha,  seamstress,  364  n  Howard 
CINNAMOND  &  BROWNING,  conveyan- 
cers and  attorneys,  59  w  Fayette 
Cinnamond  Geo.  R.  (C.  &  Browning)  59  w 

Fayette 
Circle  Henry,  ship  carpenter,  123  s  Register 
Circuit  Court  for  Baltimore  city,   2nd  floor 

Court  House 
Cissel  Benj.  C.  police,  29  e  Baltimore 
CITIZENS'  BANK,  n  e  cor  Pratt  and  Han- 
over 
CITY  COMMISSIONERS'  OFFICE,  City 

Hall,  2d  floor 
CITY  HALL,Holiday,nofFayette,  in  which 
are  the  JVlayor's office,  City  Collector's,  Reg- 
ister's, Commissioner's,  Appeal  Tax  Court, 
Comptroller's,  City    Surveyor's,  Fire   In- 
spector's, Police  Commissioners 'and  Health 
oflices 
City  Jail,  cor  Madison  and  the  Falls 
City  Yard,  Fort  av.  s  side  Basin 
City  Yard,  old  fish  house  whf.  s  side  Basin 
Clabaugh  E.  A.  liquor  distiller  and  dealer^  38 

South,  dw  8  n  Carey 
Clabaugh  E.  A.  8  n  Carey 
Clabaugh   &   Co.  distillers,  cor  Ostend  and 

Russell 
Clabaugh  Geo.  wholesale  liquor  dealer,  372 

w  Baltimore,  dw  Fountain  Hotel 
Clabaugh  John,  carpenter,  95  Mulberry 
CLABAUGH  WM.  H.  proprietor  Fountain 

Hotel,  5  Light,  dw  315  Lexington 
Clabby  Honora,  grocery,  29  Hillen 
Clachey  James,  coach  trimmer,  163  Hoffman 
Clackner  Elizabeth,  32  n  Eden 
Clackner  Capt.  Joseph,  marine  surveyor,  s  w 

cor  Gay  and  Lombard,  dw  1  Aisquith 
Clackner  Matthew,  clerk,  7  Aisquith 
Clagett  Mrs.  Eliza,  145  e  Lombard 
Clagett  John  T.  145  e  Lombard 
Claggett  Elizabeth  A.  shop,  22  President 


WM.  P.  lYSBB,  Marine,  Fire  and  Life  Insurance  Agent  and  Broker.    Agent 
Benefit  IJf«  Insurance  Co.,  Newark,  H.  J.,'*  89  Second  Street. 


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Claggett  Elizabeth,  milk,  President  cor  Stiles 
Claggett  Louis  H.  54  n  Greene 
Claggett  Mrs.  Mary,  257  w  Madison 
Claggett  Thomas  J.  54  n  Greene 
CLAGGETT  WM.  &  CO.  brewers,  e  Lom- 
bard, adj.  Falls,  dw  Wm.  C,  Bait.  co. 
Claggett  William,  22  President 
Claggett  William,  driver,  President  cor.  Stiles 
Clam  burg  A.  F.  tobacconist  n  Broadway  near 

Orleans 
Clampitt  Wm.  H.  brass  finisher,  n  e  cor  Paca 

and  Mulberry 
Clampitt  Elias,  brass  and  bell  founder,  96  n 

Calvert,  dw  304  Aisquith 
Clancy  Jeremiah,  porter,  202  n  Eutaw 
Clancy  John  162  n  Calvert 
Clancy  John,  clerk,  30  e  Baltimore 
Clancy  Margaret,  seamstress,  67  French 
Clancy  Mary,  intelligence  office,  202  n  Eutaw 
Clapp  Ann,  140  n  High 
Ckpp  George  C.  hatter,  64  Hillen,  dw  6  Jef- 
ferson 
Clapseld  Francis,  blacksmith,  144  Mulberry 
Claridge  George  W.  police,  163  Hamburg 
Claridge  Henry  R.  police,  204  n  Central  av 
Claridge  James  R.  clerk,  35  s  Exeter 
Claridge  James  R.  clerk,  41  w  Pratt 
Claridge  John,  painter,  161  Hughes, 
Claridge  John,  tinner,  72  s  Eden 
Claridge  Wm.  H.  clerk,  35  s  Exeter 
Clark  Amelia,  226  n  Howard 
Clark  Mrs.  Avis  M.  256  n  Eden 
Clark  Ambrose,  machinist,  138  Penna.  av 
Clark  Allen,  clerk,  61  St.  Paul 
Clark  Albert  H.  canvasser,  312  Saratoga 
Clark  Ann,  dairy,  87  Lexington, 
Clark  Augustus,  blacksmith,  140  Henrietta 
Clark  Benjamin  D.  52  Barre 
Clark  Benj.  soldier,  81  Harmony  la 
Clark  Benj.  shoemaker,  81  Harmony  la 
Clark  Benj.  J.  bacon,  121  n  Bond 
Clark  Bernhard,  carpenter,  15  Pleasant,  dw 

n  Exeter 
Clark  Cainell,  shoemaker,  277  s  Charles 
Clark  Charles  H.  pilot,  110  s  Bond 
Clark  Charles  G.  boiler  maker,  48  McMechin 
Clark  Catherine,  tailoress,  178  Lemmon 
Clark  Daniel  H.  shoemaker,  6  Orleans 
Clark  Elizabeth,  312  Saratoga 
Clark  Mrs.  Eliza,  24  Spring  row 
Clark  Mrs.  Eva,  75  W.  Biddle 
CLARK  GABRIEL    D.    importer    watches 
and  jewelry,  cor  Calvert  and  Water,  dw  n 
e  cor  Monument  and  Hargrove  al 
Clark  George  A.  mariner,  179  Hanover 
Clatk  George  A.  shoemaker,  53  McElderry 
Clark  George,  mariner,  171  n  Spring 
Clark  George  W.  livery  stable,  German,  dw 

391  w  Fayette 
Clark  Henry  (Levi  Ferry  &  Co.)  37  Lee 
Clark  Henry  H.  ambrotypist,  5de  Lombard 
Clark  Henry  A.  machinist,  2  Btncer 
Clark  Houston,  laborer,  61  s  Durham 
Clark  James,  furniture,  224  Lexington 
Clark  James,  watchman,  356  e  Fayette 
Clark  James,  lock  manufac.  147  w  Fayette 
Clark  J»mes,  laborer,  59  s  Durham 
Clark  James  A.  produce  dealer,  34  e  Eager 
Clark  James,  (Jas.  Murray  &  Co.)  50  Warren 
Clark  James  B.  clerk,  52  Barre 
Clark  James,  carpenter,  100  n  Schroeder 
Clark  James  D.  cooper,  13  Commerce,  dw  41 
s  Exeter 


Clark  James  R.  (Matthew  B.  C.  &  Bro.)  249 

n  Eutaw 
Clark  James  S.  carpenter,  159  n  Exeter 
Clark  Mrs.  Joanna,  boarding,  40  e  Baltimore 
Clark  John,  engineer,  153  Montgomery 
Clark  John  H.  restaurant  and  livery  stable,  46 

e  Lombard 
Clark  John,  tobacconist,  112  Aisquith 
Clark  John  M.  constable,  47  Buren 
Clark  John  S.  machinist,  Washington  road 
Clark  John  S.  ship  carpenter,  173  e  Pratt 
Clark  John,  president.  Citizens'  Bank,  42  n 

Charles 
Clark  John  H.  cooper,  124  s  Ann 
Clark  John  W.  mariner,  277  s  Charles 
Clark  John,  porter  and  ale  agt.  71  s  Fremont 
Clark  John  H.  sailmaker,  57  L.  Montgomery 
Clark  John  W.  lamplighter,  165  Hughes 
Clark  James,  clerk,  69  Hollins 
Clark  John  N.  clerk,  239  n  Gay 
Clark  John  W.  machine  carp.  31  s  Poppleton 
Clark  Jonathan  T.  ship  carp.  25  Henrietta 
Clark  Jonathan  T.  sparmaker,  99  Hamburg 
Clark  Joseph,  huckster,  380  Harford  av 
Clark  Joseph,  carpenter,  137  Greenmount  av 
Clark  Joseph  C.  hackman,  185  Ensor 
Clark  Laurence,  grocers,  n  w  cor  Chew  and 

Aisquith 
Clark  Laurence,  express  driver,  240  Aisquith 
Clark  Lemuel  (C.  C.  &  R.  H.  Hyatt  &  Co.) 

Maltby  house 
Clark  Lester  S.  soldier,  479  Belair  av 
CLARK   LEWIS  &   CO.  commission  and 

auction  store,  180  w  Baltimore 
Clark  Levin  P.  patent  hydrants,  over  44  Holi- 
day, dw  33  n  Exeter 
Clark  Lewis  (L.  C,  &  Co.)  Grundy  nearMc- 

Mechen 
Clark  Levi,  carpenter,  218  Hollins 
Clark  Lucretia  E.  67  St.  Paul 
Clark  Martin,  pedler,  17  Park 
Clark  Martin,  laborer,  51  Haubert 
Clark  Mary,  matron,  37  Hill 
Clark  Matthew,  bookkeeper,  295  n  Caroline 
Clark  Matthew  B.  (Matthew  B.  C.  &  Bro.) 

272  w  Fayette 
Clark  Matthew  B.  &  Bro.  flour  merchants 

378  w  Baltimore 
Clark  Matthew,  laborer,  50  n  Front 
Clark  Noah,  hydrant  maker,  33  n  Exeter 
Clark  Patrick,  quarryman.  Falls  road,  n  of 

Northern  av 
Clark  Peter,  laborer,  80  s  Poppleton 
Clark  P.  137  Greenmount  av 
Clark  Peter,  tailor,  201  Eager 
Clark  Peter,  laborer,  392  s  Charles 
Clark  Rebecca,  provision  deal.  117  Mulberry 
Clark  Robert,  soldier,  479  Belair  av 
Clark. Robert  T.  police,  132  s  Paca 
Clark  Robert  Y.  clerk,  52  Barre 
Clark  Robert,  mate,  271  Light 
Clark  R.  S.  (Hunt,  C.  &  Co.)  53  w  Pratt 
Clark  Samuel  G.  clerk,  19  L.  Constitution 
Clark  Samuel,  bricklayer,  14  Tripolet  al 
Clark  Samuel  G.  clerk,  190  Constitution 
Clark  Sarah,  87  Chesnut 
Clark  Sarah,  156  Aisquith 
Clark  Sarah,  389  w  Fayette 
Clark  Sebastian,  87  Lexington 
Clark  Stephen  J.  clerk,  117  Mulberry 
Clark  Sylvester,  moulder,  124  e  Eager 
Clark  Teresa  E.  88  n  Eden 
Clark  Teresa,  huckstress,  71  Garden 

J.   HENRY  OIESE,.  Conunlaslon   Merchant,   for   the   gale   of  Flour,  Graliij  Seeds,  Sic. 
Rosendal*  Cement  and  Calcined  Pla«t«r  constantly  on  Itand,  HI  Spear'a  MSTbtacf. 


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Clark  Thomas  C.  soldier,  81  Harmony  lane 
Clark  Thomas  F.  finisher,  313  s  Charles 
Clark  Thomas  S.  &  Son,  sailmakers,  128  Du- 

gan's  wharf 
Clark  Thomas,  tinner,  243  Hollins 
Clark  Thomas  S.  jr.  clerk,  5  n  Front 
Clark  Thomas,  laborer,  IOC  Greenmount  av 
Clark  Thomas  S.  (T.  S.  C.  &  Son)  83  e  Pratt 
Clark  Timothy,  laborer,  67  James  la 
Clark  Wheeler,  31  s  Poppleton 
Clark  Wm.  G.  sail  and  awning  maker,  Jack- 
son near  Polk,  Homestead 
Clark  Wm.  engineer,  37  Grundy 
Clark  Wm.  T.  ship  joiner,  36  Barre 
Clark  Wm.  T.  ship  carp.  97  s  Washington, 

F.P. 
Clark  Wm  H  assistant  editor  "The  Sun,"  133 

Mulberry 
Clark  Wm.  A.  machinist,  9  s  Republican 
Clark  Wm.  H.  (T.  S.  C.&  Son,)  283  Hollins 
Clark  Wm.  C.  shoemaker,  185  Orleans 
Clark  Wm.  J.  pattern  makers,  156  Aisquith 
Clark  Wm.  mariner,  292  n  Eutaw 
Clark  Wm.  F.  soldier,  479  Belair  av 
Clark  Wm.  H.  carpenter,  9  s  Carey 
Clark  Zachariah,  pilot,  1  s  Wolfe 
Clarke  Addison,  bookkeeper,  56  w  Biddle 
Clarke  Andrew,  drayman,  136  Peniia.  av 
Clarke  Anthony,  grocer,  191  Gough 
Clarke  Ashur,  ladies' seminary,  61  Saratoga, 

adjoining  Athenaeum,  dw  56  w  Biddle 
Clarke  Austin,  340  e  Pratt 
Clarke  Mrs.  Bridget,  90  s  Fremont 
Clarke  Eliza,  shoebinder,  226  Henrietta 
Clarke  Henry  E.  56  w  Biddle 
Clarke  James,  laborer,  176  Dover 
Clarke  John  G.  (C.  &  Jones,)  Baltimore  Co. 
Clarke  John  A.  487  Lexington 
Clarke  John  T.  bacon  inspector,  30  Hillen 
Clarke  John,  grocery,  237  Gough 
Clarke  John  T.  mariner,  217  e  Pralt 
Clarke  John,  shoemaker,  176  Dover 
Clarke  John,  rigger,  79  Block 
CLARKE  &  JONES,  candy  manufacturers 

and  fruit  dealers,  20  Light. — [See  page   25 

^dvei-tisemenls.] 
Clarke  Joseph  H.  professor  of  languages,  25 

Barnet,  dw  20  Mulberry 
Clarke  Martin,  grocery,  128  Gough 
Clarke  Mrs.  Mary,  30  e  Lombard 
Clarke  Michael,  laborer,  279  Forrest 
Clarke  Patrick,  drayman,  35  Hillen 
Clarke  Phoebe  D.  56  w  Biddle 
Clarke  Ray  S.  mariner,  20  s  Broadway 
Clarke  Robert  A.  grocer,  30  e  Lombard 
Clarke  Samuel  T.  salesman,  104  n  Greene 
Clarke  Mrs.  Sarah,  84  s  Caroline 
Clarke  S'ephen,  carpenter,  108  s  Castle  al 
Clarke  Mrs.  Temperance  G.  280  w  Fayette 
Clarke  Thomas,  laboi-er,  176  Dover 
Clarke  Thomas,  14  n  Calhoun 
Clarke  Rev.  Wm.F.  treasurer  Loyola  College, 

cor  Calvert  and  Madison 
Clarke  Wm.  cooper,  121  William 
Clarke  Wm.  (McDougall  &  C.)  59  e  Pratt 
Clarke  Mrs.  Wm.  B.  40  Mt.  Vernon  place 
Clarkson  Alfred,  bricklayer,  97  n  Central  av 
Clarkson  Geo.  L.  shoemaker,  97  Central  av 
Clarkson   Joseph  &  Son,  machinists,  75  n 

Front 
Clai-kson  Joseph,  (J.  C.  &  Son,)  22  e  Monu- 
ment 
Clarkson  M.  C.  clerk,  114  n  Greene 


Clarkson  Wm.  W.  (Joseph  C.  &  Son,)  22  e 

Monument 
Clarvoe  Mrs.  M.  A.  boarding  house,  171  w 

Lombard 
Clary  Mrs.  13  Pleasant 
Classen  Benjamin,  clerk,  155  s  Sharp 
Classen  Harman,  flour  and  feed  dealer,  145  s 

Sharp,  dw  155 
Classen  Henry  W.  hay  dealer,  s  Howard,  dw 

138  Lee 
Claus  Frederick,  tailor,  11  Albemarle 
Claus  Henry,  paver  and  regalia  maker,  70  s 

Bethel 
Clauss  Nicholas,  mariner,  286  s  Ann 
Claussen  Peter,  mariner,  330  Canton  av 
Clatchie  James  M.  coach  trimmer,  163  w  Hoff- 
man 
Clautice  Ann,  dry  goods  deal.  Ill  Penna.  av 
Clautice  Mrs.  Ellen,  grocery,  88  Stirling 
Clautice  Edward,  plumber,  110  s  Paca 
Clautice  Francis,  huckster,  274  Greenmount 

av 
Clautice  Francis,  provisions,  69  w  Pratt,  dw 

Eager  near  Valley 
Clautice  George,  wheelwright  and  blacksmith, 

153  Penna.  av.  dw  151 
Clautice  George  J.  huckster,  88  Stirling 
Clautice  George  jr.,  wheelwright,  151  Penna. 

avenue 
Clautice  Henry,  huckster,  148  Hillen 
Clautice  Henry  C.  shipsmith,  51  Granby 
Clautice  John  W.  huckster,  Harford  av.  near 

Point  la 
Clautice  Joseph,  tailor,  238  e  Madison 
Clautice  Joseph,  tinner,  110  s  Paca 
Clautice  Mrs.  huckstress,  17  Harford  av 
Clautice  Peter,  blacksmith,  s  e  cor  Portland 

and  Emory,  dw  110  s  Paca 
Clautice  Wm.  coachmaker,  220  w  Biddle 
Clavell  Capt   Edward,  mariner,  182  Gough 
Clavell  Mrs.  Maria,  variety  store,  246  e  Lom- 
bard 
Claver  Peter,  carpenter,  30  Liberty  al 
Clay  George  M.  engineer,  48  n  Schroeder 
Clay  Henry,  237  s  Bethel 
Clay  John  D.  cabinet  maker,  230  German 
Clayland  Mrs.  Mary  E.  12  McCuUoh 
Claypoole,  James,  clerk,  52  n  Republican 
Claypoole  Capt.  John,  mariner,  232  Aisquith 
Claypoole  Septimus,  clerk,  79  Ensor 
Clayton  Alfred  S.  butter  depot,  82  Hanover, 

dw  135  s  Paca 
Clayton  Edward  W.  tavern,  119  Camden 
Clayton  James,  trunk  maker,  406  Lexington 
Clayton  John  T.  carpenter,  165  e  Madison 
Clayton  J.  P.  23  n  Calvert 
Clayton  Samuel,  53  Conway 
Clayton  Samuel  S.  20  Cathedral 
Clayton  Wm.  S.  bricklayer,  7  w  Biddle 
Clazey  Albert  J.  moulder,  82  s  Republican 
Cleary  Ellen,  trimmings,  53  Hanover 
Cleaveland  Sylvester,  clerk,  171  n  Exeter 
Cleishum  Martin,  porter,  15  Buren 
Clemant  Thomas,  copper  smelter,  Hull  near 

Fort  av 
Clemens  Augustus  D.  (C.  H.  Mann  &  Co.) 

76  St.  Paul  • 

Clemens  John,  cooper,  238  Harford  av 
Clement  Thomas,  copper  smelter,  St.  Charles 

hotel,  Locust  Point 
Clements  Emily,  241  e  Pratt 
Clements    John    F.  master    mariner,    304    s 
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Clements  John  S.  superintendent  Barnum's 

hotel,  117  Aisquith 
Clemm  Carl,  soap  maker,  Fulton  near  Pratt 
Clemm  Joseph    E.  &   Co.  commission  mer- 
chants, 73  South 
Clemm  Joseph  E.  (J.  E.  C.  &  Co.)  73  South 
Clemm  Peter  S.  carpenter,  35  n  Sharp,  dw  49 

Mosher 
Clemm  Wm.  watchman  in  Chesapeake  Bank, 

dw  206  Aisquith    * 
Clemm  Wm.  E.  printer,  206  Aisquith 
Clemment  John  W.  mate,  33  s  Ann 
Clemmons  John  R.  tobacconist,  81  Penna.  av 
Clemmons  Wm.  clerk,  558  Penna.  av 
Clems  Peter  S.  carpenter,  49  Walsh 
Clemsen  Wm.  seaman,  Atlantic  whf.  Canton 
Clendenen  James  W . ,  Guy 's  JMonument  house 
Clendenen  Mary  A.  milliner,  110  Lexington 
Clendinen  Joseph,  porter,  13  s  Bond 
Clerken  John,  laborer.  Northern  avenue  near 

McMechin 
Cleveland  A.  J.  music  teacher,  16  s  Calhoun 
Cleveland  George  W.  wheelwright,  50  s  Pop- 

pleton 
Clezy  James,  machinist,  163  Montgomery 

Clezy  Mrs.  Margaret, ,  163  Montgomery 

Click  Christian,  trimmer,  14  n  Liberty 
Clickner  Samuel  A.  shoe  cutter,  191  Lee 
Cliff  Frances  M.  dress  maker,  34  Warren 
Cliffe  John  F.  68  n  Caroline 
Clifford  Charles,  machinist,  23  Comet 
Clifford  Ellen,  125  e  Eager 
Clifford  John,  148  German 
Clifford  Roland,  wood  turner,  197  e  Madison 
Clifford  Samuel,  George  near  Fremont 
Clifford  Sylvester,  jr.,  bacon  deal.  195  Hollins 
Clifford  Sylvester  W.  195  Hollins 
Clifford  Sylvester,  drayman,  21  Sterrett 
Clifford    Sylvester,    collector    and    property 

agent,  421  w  Pratt 
Clifford  Thomas  E.  laborer,  293  Eastern  av 
Clifford  Wm.  carter,  12  Neighbor 
Clift  John  W.  mariner,  5  Hope  al 
Clift  Sarah  E.  5  Hope  al 
Clifton  Mrs.  Alphonsa, boarding  house,  49  St. 

Paul 
Clifton  James  A.  salesman,  49  St.  Paul 
Clindenberg  Louis,  tailor,  67  Hampstead 
Cline  Anthony,  (C.  &  Scott,)  262  e  Lombard 
Cline  Christopher,  shoemaker,  179  s  Ann 
Cline  David  L.  clerk.  Mansion  house 
Cline  Elizabeth,  12  s  Dallas 
Cline  Ely,  moulder,  517  Saratoga 
Cline  George  H.  police,  45  Warren 
Cline  Geo.  sergeant  police,  Warren  near  Light 
Cline  Hugh,  pattern  maker,  79  Henry 
Cline  James  P.  master's  mate  U.  S.  N.,  295  e 

Lombard 
Cline  &  Scott,  brick  manufacturers.  Canton 
Clinton  Edward,  gas  fitter,  297  Columbia 
Clinton  Jewett,  bricklayer,  2  Preston 
Clinton  John,  laborer,  31  Elizabeth  la 
Clinton  Wm.  H.  conductor,  304  Light 
Clipper  Delia,  71  Johnson 
Clipper  George,  ship  carpenter,  71  Johnson 
Clipper  Koon,  laborer,  71  Johnson 
Clipper»Wm.  ship  carpenter,  386  Light 
Clishup  Martin,  laborer,  15  Buren 
Clismaer  Henry,  carter,  3  Friendship 
Cloak  Patrick,  drayman,  37  Hillen 
Cloarty  John  T.  moulder,  17  Gittings 
Cloarty  Sarah,  tailoress,  17  Gittings 
Cloffenstein  Jacob,  baker,  438  w  Lombard 


Cloffenstein  Philip,  438  w  Lombard 
CLOGG  GEORGE  S.  boot  maker,  2  s  Cal- 
vert, dw  1  s  Broadway. — [See  p.  7  Mvertise- 
ments.] 
Cloman  Eliza,  washerwoman,  72  s  Republican 
Cloman  Emanl.  C.  shoemaker,  723  Republican 
Cloney  Robert,  tailor,  71  York 
Clonin  Mrs.  Mary,  laundress,  46  Boyd 
Clopin  John,  butcher,  1  Townsend 
Cloriset  Martin,  tailor,  80  Chew 
Close  Alexander,  (C.  &  Bro.)  Kirby's  la.  op- 

fosite  Townsend 
OSE  &  BRO.  dry  goods  commission  mer- 
chants, 4  German 
Close  James,  4  German 
Close  Mary,  376  Lexington 

Close ,  376  Lexington 

Close  Nicholas,  grocery,  139  Gough 
Clotworthy  Alexander,  furniture  dealer,  76  n 

Howard 
Clotworthy  Charles  A.  clerk,  76  n  Howard 
CLOTWORTHY  &  FLINT,  wholesale  drug- 
gists, 339  w  Baltimore 
Clotworthy  Wm.  P.  (C.  &  Flint,)  234  Madi- 
son av 
Clotworthy  Wm.  laborer,  562  Saratoga 
Clotzok  Christopher,  tailor,  56  s  Bethel 
Cloud  Benjamin,  laborer,  83  Cross 
CLOUD  CHARLES  F.  eating  house,  415  w 

Baltimore 
Cloud  Daniel,  banker,  176  w  Baltimore,  dw  17 

Cathedral 
Clouk  Mrs.  Sarah,  219  Washington,  F.  H. 
Clouse  Edward  C.  tailor,  4  n  Poppleton 
Clowdsly  John  H.  huckster,  14  s  Sharp 
Club  Wm.  butcher,  77  Belair  market,  dw  Bal- 
timore Co. 
Clunan  Timothy,  laborer,  73  Hull 
Clunet  John  B.  234  n  Howard 
Clunet  Victor,  secretary  American  Fire  Insu- 
rance Co.  of  Baltimore,  dw  234  n  Howard 
Clunet  Victor  S.  clerk,  234  n  Howard 
Cluskey  John,  actor,  40  e  Baltimore 
Coake  George,  shoemaker,  190  Burgundy  al. 
Coakley  Ann  J.  tavern,  122  n  Gay 
COAKLEY  &  BROTHER,  leather  and  shoe 

trimmings  dealers,  18  s  Calvert 
Coakley  Daniel,  (C.  &  Bro.)  122  n  Gay 
Coakley  John,  18  s  Calvert 
Coakley  Michael,  (C.  &  Bro.)  18  s  Calvert 
Coal  Oil  and  ParafRne  Co.  of  Baltimore,  works 

s  w  corWest  and  Leadenhall 
Coale  E.  H.  dry  goods,  67  Lexington 
Coale  Mrs.  Edward  J.  45  Mulberry 
COALE  GEORGE  B.  sec'y  Merchants'  Mu- 
tual Insurance  Co.,  Commercial  buildings, 
Gay,  dw  77  Park 
COALE  ISAAC,  JR.  &  BRO.  comm.  mer- 
chants, 17  and  19  Hanover 
Coale  Isaac,  jr.  (I.  C  jr.  &  Bro.)  94  w  Mon- 
ument 
COALE  JAMES  CAREY,  agent  for  N.  Y. 
board  of  underwriters  and  Lloyd's,  56  Ex- 
change place,  dw  Eutaw  House 
Coale  Joseph,  machinist,  47  w  Biddle 
Coale  Joseph  M.  machinist,  47  w  Biddle 
Coale  Mary  A.  45  Mulberry 
Coale   Misses   Sarah    and   Olivia,  milliners, 

39  n  Gay 
Coale  S.  Robinson,  (F.  Stabler  &  C.)  190  w 

Lombard 
Coale  Thos.  E.  (Isaac  C.  jr.  &  Bro.)  84  Mc- 
Culloh 


WM.  P.  WEBB,  marine,  Fire  and  Ufe  Insurance  Agent  and  Broker.    Agent 
Benefit  Idfe  Inaurance  Co.,  Newark,  If.  J.,"  89  Second  Street. 


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Coale  Wm.  E. Jr.  bookkeeper,  custom  house, 

Catonsville,  Balto,  co. 
Coale  Capt.  Wm.  E.  sr.,  U.  S.  A.,  president 
Exchange    bank,    Second,    adjoinuiff  Post 
Office,  dw  50  s  Sharp 
Coates  &  Bro.  proprietors  Locust  Point  Roll- 
ing Mills 
Coates  Dr.  C.  E.  (C.  &  Bro.)  189  St.  Paul 
Coates  Geo.  W.  P.  (C.  &  Bro.)  189  St.  Paul 
Coates  James  A.  confectioner,  54  w  Baltimore 
Coates  John,  lumber  merchant,  355  w  Pratt, 

dw  262  w  Lombard 
Coates,  Robt.  E.  painter.  Sharp,  dw  173  Barre 
Coates  Robert  E.  painter,  5  n  Sharp,  dw  173 

Barre 
Coath  John,   restaurant,   19  Centre  Market 

space 
Coath  Thomas  J.  56  Granby 
Coath  William,  bookkeeper,  44  e  Lombard 
Coath  Thomas  J.  44  e  Lombard 
Coats  Ezra,  coachsmith,  126  Ensor 
Cobb  Charles  H.  (Josiah  C.  &  Son)  1  Park 
Cobb  Edward  R.  E.  bookkeeper,  31  n  Liberty 
Cobb  George  W.  337  w  Lombard 
Cobb  George  F.  salesman,  337  w  Lombard 
Cobb  Josiah  &  Son,  groceries  and  provisions, 

31  n  Liberty 
Coberth  Lloyd  H.  engineer,  169  Montgomery 
Coblens  Lazarus, 126  German,  dw  87  Columbia 
Coblens  Samuel,  horse  trader,  141  German 
Coburn  John  W.  clerk,  19  n  Gay 
Goburn  Margaret,  3  Slemmer's  al 
Coburn  Thomas,  stone  mason,  58  Buren 
Coburn  Susan,  bonnet  and  fancy  store,  19  n 

Gay 
Cochran  Andrew,  shoemaker,  17  Stirling 
Cochran  Charles,  of  P.  O.  depart.  Washing- 
ton, 165  Hanover  ^ 
Cochran  Henry  W.  (Cunningham  &  C.)  74  e 

Baltimore 
COCHRAN  JAMES  E.  grocer  and  comm 
merchant,  84  Light  st  whf  dw  18  Holland 
Cochran  John  D.  (T.  J.  C.  &  Co.)  13  Ais- 

quith 
Cochran  Michael,  blacksmith,  382  Hanover 
Cochran  Mrs.  Mary  E.  74  Peirce 
Cochran  Thomas  A.  clerk,  74  e  Baltimore 
Cochran  S.  Morris,  attorney,  9  law  buildings, 
dw  Charles  between  Saratoga  and  Mulberry 
™t'1"^^'''™"^'  H-  *^'^''^'  610  w  Lombard 
COCHRAN  THOMAS  J.  &  CO.  ice  dealers, 

138  s  Exeter 
Cochran  Thomas  J.  (T.  J.  C.  &  Co.)  74  e 

Baltimore 
Cock  George  D.  (H.  J.  Werdebaugh  &  Co.) 
58  s  Paca  -^ 

COCKEY  &   CO.   lumber  com.    merchants, 

n  e  cor  Canton  and  East  Falls  av 
Cockey  C.  W.  83  n  Calvert 
Cocke y  Emily,  330  Saratoga 
Cockey  Mrs   Eliza,  130  St.  Paul 
Cockey  John  C.  clerk,  50  w  Fayette 
Cockey  Dr.  J.  C.  2  s  Exeter 
Cockey  John  G.  (C.  &  Co.)  Baltimore  Co. 
Cockey  Wm.  H.  carpenter,  330  Saratoga 
Cockey  Wm.  H.  (C.  &Co.)  Baltimore  Co. 
Cocknll  Dr.  J.  J.  23  s  Broadway 
CODD  EDWARD  J.  &  CO.  engineers  and 

machinists,  259  s  Caroline 
Codd  Edward  J.  (E.  J.  C.  &  Co.)  92  s  Bond 
Codd  Mrs.  Eliza,  205  e  Pratt 
Codd  Mrs.  Matilda,  302  e  Lombard 
Codd  Simon,  laborer,  3  e  Monument 


Codd  Wra.H.  butcher,  74s  Washington,  F.P 
Codman  Willard,  clerk,  105  w  Fayette 
Codori  John  A.   butcher,  123  Centre  and  48 

Belair  market,  dw  87  Greenmount  av 
n      V;  ^\?-  ^^ookkeeper,  168  Mulberry 
Coe  Mrs.  Margaret  E.  74  n  Greene 
Coe  Theodore,  tinner,  361  e  Monument 
Lottey  John,  laborer.  Falls  road  near  North- 
ern av 
Coffay  Thomas,  keeper  of  hacks,  s  w  corner 

Lager  and  Morton  al 
^o^eld  G.C.  H.  296  n  Howard 
Coffield  John,  laborer,  873  w  Pratt 
^°f "  ^'^'■'''^  ^-  mariner,  97  s  Ann 
Coffroth  George  R.  (C,  Miller  &  Co.)  221 

Madison  av  ^ 

COFFROTH,  MILLER  &  CO.  commission 
merchants    and  dealers  in  tobacco,  cigars 
and  snuff,  330  w  Baltimore 
Cofran  Mrs.  Eliza,  Strieker  s  of  Pratt- 
Cofran  James,  machinist,  23  Scott 
Coffee  Patrick,  laborer,  28  Hillen 
Coggins  Charles,  coach  maker,  245  e  Madison 
Coggins  David,  soldier,  106  e  Madison 
Ooggins  George,  paper  carrier,  106  e  Madison 
Coggms  Henry,  soldier,  106  e  Madison 
Coggins  John  W.  paper  carrier,  84  n  Bond 
Coggins  John,-  hay  dealer,  McKim,  dw  37 

Greenmount  av 
Coggins  Robert,  paper  carrier,  95  n  Bond 
Coggins  Rev.  Thomas,  agent  Association  Im- 
proving  Condition  Poor,  39  Greenmount  av 
.Coggins  Wm.  paper  carrier,  376  e  Monument 
Coghlan  Edward,  39  Hillen 
Coghlan  Jane,  dressmaker,  39  n  High 
Coghlan  Richard,  clerk,  37  Hillen 
Cogswell  George  A.  carpenter,  473  Franklin 
Cogswell    James,    hat  manufacturer,   241   e 

Monument 
Cohen  Chas.  (C.  «&.Weisbein)  53  German 
Cohen  Eleazer,  bookkeeper,  157  Lexington 
Cohen  Emanuel,  clothier,  21  w  second 
Cohen    Gershou,   second-hand    clothier    and 

furn.  dealer,  6  and  8  Harrison 
Cohen  Hannah,  182  e  Baltimore 
Cohen  Herman,  deal,  firearms,  over  6  and  8 

Harrison 
Cohen  Israel,  stock  broker,  7  South,, dw  195 

St.  Paul 
Cohen  Jacob  I.  jr.  president  Bait.  Fire  Ins.  Co 

dw  115  n  Charles 
Cohen  Jos.  P.  jeweler,  108  n  Exeter 
Cohen  Joseph,  (C.  &  Lyon)  108  n  Exeter 
Cohen  Dr.  Joshua  I.  115  n  Charles 
Cohen  &  Lyon,  jewelers,  n  w  cor  Baltimore 

and  Gay 
Cohen  Lewis,  tailor,  221  Light 
Cohen  Levi,  tailor,  40  n  Spring 
Cohen  Lewis  J.  232  Saratoga 
Cohen  M.  eutler,  180  Lexington 

Cohen  Moses,drygoods,  269  w  Baltimore, and 

store  and  dw  153  Lexington 
Cohen  Col.  M.  I.  115  n  Charles 
Cohen  M.  tailor,  221  Light 
Cohen  Simon,  dry  goods  dealer,  185  n  Gay 
Cohen  Samuel,  clerk,  22  n  Eutaw 
Cohen  &   Weisbein,    Havana  and  domestic 

cigars,  21  w  Fayette 
Cohle  John,  laborer,  2  Boulden  al 
Cohn  Moritz,  Q..  Master's  desk,  76  n  Calvert 
Cohn  N.  A.  107  e  Baltimore 
Coignard  Antonio,  conf.  and  chocolate  manuf 

166  Saratoga 


HE^Y  GIESE,   Commission  Merchant,   for  tJ.e   s^e^a^l^^l^;v,r~^,;^Se:^^^r&^ 
K«sendale  Cement  and  Calcined  Plaster  constantly  on  Itand,  »l  Spear's  Wharf. 


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Coignard  Mrs.    C.  D.   French   teacher,   166 

Saratoga 
Coilen  John,  carpenter,  89  Warner 
Coilon  Thomas  R.  conductor,  89  Warner 
Coilen  Wm.  H.  carpenter,  89  Warner 
Colahan  Catharine,  grocery,  Lerew  al.  n  of 

Mulberry 
Colahan  Edward,  Tyson  al.  n  of  Mulberry 
Colbert  Augustus  F.  clerk,  35  n  Exeter 
Colbert  Alice,  sewing  machine,  125  n  Eutaw 
Colbert  Julia,  sewing  machine,  125  n  Eutaw 
Colbert  Lewin  A.  architect  and  contractor, 

383  w  Fayette 
Colbert  Mathias,  machinist,  57  Portland 
Colbert  Patrick,  108  Barre 
Colbert  Robert  N.  mariner,  296  e  Lombard 
Colbert  Sophia,  sewing  machine,  125  n  Eutaw 
Colburn  Dr.  A.  W.  act.  asst.  surg.  U.  S.  A., 

166  s  Paca 
Colburn  Ann  Maria,  23  Central  av 
Colburn    Hervey,   laborer,   Falls   road  near 

Northern  av 
Colburn  Dr.  H.  dentist,  78  n  Paca 
Colburn  Mary  E.  tailoress,  283  s  Sharp 
Colburn  Thomas,  laborer,  113  York 
Cole  Annie,  33  Hamilton 
Cole  Alexander,  soldier,  3  May 
Cole  Benjamin,  huckster,  69  n  Spring 
Cole  Chas.B. carpenter,  Lombard  near  Chester 
Cole  Charles,  F.  A.  bookkeeper,  94  Chew 
Cole  Cornelius  M.  98  n  Exeter 
Cole  Edwin  C.  (Wm.  G.  Craft  &  Co.)  138  n 

High 
Cole  F.  0.  clerk,  Gilmorn  of  Saratoga 
Cole  F.  Carter,  hatter,  62  n  Greene 
Cole  &  Frey,  tinware  manuf.  1  n  Exeter 
Cole  George  B.  (Pope  &  C.)  138  n  High 
Cole  George  H.  pilot,  Lombard  near  Chester 
Cole  George,  carpenter,  128  n  Exeter 
Cole  George  W.  junkshop,  59  Forrest 
Cole  Henry  C.  painter,  75  Hollins 
Cole  Henry  M.  teacher,  220  e  Monument 
Cole  Henry,  oyster  dealer,  252  e  Monument 
Cole  Hiram,  wood  corder,  89  e  Fayette 
Cole  James,  205  Mulberry 
Cole  Mrs.  Jane,  confectionery,  96)^  Hanover 
Cole  Jane,  3  May 
Cole  Jarret,  80  s  Exeter 
Cole  John  E.  provisions,  859  w  Baltimore 
Cole  John  H.  (Geo.  W.  Howard  &  Co.)  178 

w  Lombard 
Cole  John  R.  grocer  and  tea  dealer,  50  and  52 

n  Eutaw,  dw  62  n  Greene 
Cole  John,  carpenter,  128  n  Exeter 
Cole,  John  H.  teamster,  25  May 
Cole  John  39  s  Schroeder 
Cole  John  A.  clerk,  62  n  Greene 
Cole  Joshua,  tinner,  75  Hollins 
Cole  Capt.  Joseph  B.  surveyor  of  vessels  and 
cargoes,  office  3  w  cor  Gay  and  Lombard, 
dw  7  s  Ann 
Cole  Joseph,  carpenter,  127  Ross 
Cole  Leander  H.  clerk,  62  n  Greene 
Cole  Lewis  Hiram,  salesman,  20  Light 
Cole  Lewis  M.  general  ticket  agent  B.  &  0.  R. 

R.  Co.  dw  204  w  Lombard 
Cole  Lewis  P.  miller,  Calverton  Mills  near 

Almshouse 
Cole  Mary  Jane,  seamstress,  142  n  Central  av 
Cole  Mrs.  laundress,  7  Truxton 
Cole  Mary,  175  e  Baltimore 
Cole  Dr.  Merryman,  102  n  Exeter 
Cole  Michael,  laborer,  12  Forrest 


Cole  Philip,  ship  joiner,  108  Gough 

Cole  Richard,  bricklayer,  64  Chew 

Cole  Samuel  C.  (C.  &  Frey)  127  n  Broadway 

Cole  Selah,  carpenter,  128  n  Exeter 

Cole  Thomas  B.  machinist,  39  Stirling 

Cole  Wm.  H.  leather  dealer,  20  Water,  dw  3 

n  Front 
Cole  Wm.  printer,  128  n  Exeter 
Cole   Wm.  H.  bookkeeper  City  Coil's  office, 

92  Preston 
Cole  Wm.  pile  driver,  18  n  Bond 
Cole  Capt.  Wm.  B.  7  s  Ann 
Cole  Wm.  H.  bookkeeper,  92  Preston 
Cole  Wm.  B.  204  n  Central  av 
Cole  Wm.  blacksmith,  167  e  Eager 
Cole  Wm.  tailor,  18  n  Bond 
Cole  Wm.  L.  plasterer,  281  e  Madison 
Cole  Wm.  R.  &  Co.,  dealers  in  hats,  caps  and 

straw  goods,  274  w  Baltimore 
Cole  William  R.  (W.  R,  C,  &  Son)  153  w 

Biddle 
Cole  Wm.  H.  sr.  attorney,  5 e  Baltimore,  dw 

s  Front 
,Cole  Wm.  P.  (Wm.  R.  C.  &  Co)  138  n  High 
COLE  WM.  janitor  Washington  Monument, 

dw  18  n  Bond 
Cole  Wm.  H.   leather  dealer,  20  Water,  dw 

3  n  Front 
Cole  Wm.  laborer,  10  Grundy 
Cole  Wm.  H.  clerk,  142  Lexington 
COLE  WM.  H.  hardware  commission  mer- 
chant, 35  s  Charles,  dw  75  Cathedral 
Colehouse  Mrs.  Susan  A.  6  s  Caroline 
Colein  John  F.  engineer,  132  Johnson 
Coleman  Wm.  H.  messenger  Adams  express, 

79  William 
Coleman  Wm.  W.  bookkeeper  Farmers  and 

Planters  Bank,  58  w  Biddle 
Coleman  Virginia  F.  82  Mulberry 
Coleman  Amelia,  14  Josephine 
Coleman  Alexander,  soldier,  16  Wyeth 
COLEMAN  &  BAILEY,  ship  chandlers,  105 

and  107  Thames 
COLEMAN  &  CO.  grocers  and  commission 

merchants,  s  w  cor.  Franklin  and  Paca 
Coleman  Charles  R.  cashier  Mechanics'  Bank, 

58  w  Biddle 
Coleman  Charles  R.  butcher,  224  William 
Coleman  Charles  L.  mariner,  55  Block 
Coleman   Charles  R.  jr.   bookkeeper,   58  w 

Biddle 
Coleman    Charles   W.  trimming    store,   cor 

Fayette  and  Eastern  av 
Coleman  Captain  Geo.  A.  (C.  &  Bailey)  116 

Thames 
Coleman  Charles,  painter,  195  Fierce 
Coleman  Mrs.  Chapman,  127  n  Charles 
Coleman  Charles  W.  tobacconist,  122  s  Bond 
Coleman  &  Cleaveland,  junk,  47  Thames 
Coleman  Edward,  laborer,  1  Lancaster 
Coleman  Edw.  pump  maker,  Baltimore  near 

Wolfe,  dw  129  Gough 
Coleman  Edw.  B.  watchman,  145  Penna.  av 
Coleman  Erastus  W.  82  Mulberry 
Coleman  Eliza  H.  seamstress,  5  Mosher 
Coleman  Ellis  C.  cordwainer,  186  Orleans 
Coleman  Francis,  bell  hanger,  60  Walsh 
Coleman  George  E.   (Pearson  &  C.)   73  Mc 

Henry 
Coleman  George,  machinist,  17  Orchard 
Coleman  George  D.  barkeeper,  Eutaw  House 
Coleman  Henry,  tailor,  156  s  Eden 
Coleman  Henry,  painter,  375  Hamburg 


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Coleman  James,  tobacconist,  351  e  Monument 
Coleman  James  T.  soldier,  27  Dewberry  al 
Coleman  James,  hackman,  3  s  Bond 
Coleman  Joseph,  bricklayer,  Phila.  road  near 

city  limits 
Coleman  John  W.  butcher,  25  Smith 
Coleman  John  G.  boiler  maker,  22  Orchard 
Coleman  Lewis,  engineer,  46  McMechen 
Coleman  Lewis,  glazier,  63  Frederick 
Coleman  Mary  A.  E.  confec.  12  w  Pratt 
Coleman  Mrs.  Martha,  498  w  Pratt 
Coleman  Morgan,  (C.  &  Co.)  94  n  Paca 

Coleman Adams  express,  79  Williams 

Coleman  Mrs.  laundress,  7  L.  McElderry 
Coleman  Noah,  driver,  175  Mullikin 
Coleman  Richard,  blacksmith,  146  German 
Coleman  Patrick,  harness  maker,  11  Parkin 
COLEMAN  R.  B.  proprietor  Eutaw  House 
COLEMAN  &  ROGERS,  chemists  and  drug- 
gists, 173  w  Baltimore 
Coleman  Samuel,  shipsmith,  76  s  Ann 
Coleman  Sarah,  262  e  Pratt 
Coleman  Mrs.  Sidonia,  195  Ross 
Coleman  Summerfield,  farmer,  498  w  Pratt 
Coleman  Thos.  W.(C.&Cleaveland)  730  s  Ann 
Coleman  Wm.  H.  119  n  Broadway 
Coleman  Wm.  H.  stocking  weaver,  144  n  Gay 
Coleman  Wm.  shipsmith,  119  n  Broadway 
Coleman  Wm.  engineer,  355  w  Lombard 
Coles  Jas.Wm.  clerk  Sun  office,  89  e  Fayette 
Coles  Wm.  ladies  shoemaker,  34  n  Greene 
Colfer  John,  carpenter,  173  n  Caroline 
Colflesh  George,  coachmaker,  101  German, 

dw  170  w  Fayette 
Colgan  Charles,  drayman,  11  House's  ct 
Colgate  Charles,  policeman,  167  Vine 
Colgate  Thomas,  soldier,  177  n  Dallas 
Coll  Ellen,  148  Saratoga 
Colladay  Charles  R.   (J.  M,  C.  &  Bro.)  465 

w  Fayette 
Colladay  Joseph  M.  (J.  M.  C.  &  Bro.)  495  w 

Fayette 
COLLADAY  J.  M.  &  BRO.   grocers  and  pro- 
vision dealers,  461,  463  and  465  w  Fayette 
Collard  James,  trunkmaker,  12  n  Oregon 
Collech  Louis,  porter,  151  n  Eutaw 
Collector  of  Internal  Revenue  for  2d  District 
of  Maryland,  James  L.  Ridgely,  collector, 
563^  e  Baltimore 
Collenberg  Theodore,  shoemaker,  44  s  Bond 
Colley  Alfred,  carpenter,  Liberty  road  near 

Pennsylvania  av 
Colley  Mrs.  Jane,  Liberty  road  near  Penn- 
sylvania av 
COLLEY  JOHN  W.  carpenter  and  builder, 
rear  324  Hollins,  d  w  cor  Strieker  and  Hollins 
Colley  Robert  A.  butcher,  339  Mulberry 
Colley  Wm.  H.  carpenter,  64  Raborg 
Collier   Charles  E.   gas  meter    inspector,   94 

Mulberry 
Collier  Henry,  blacksmith,  410  w  Lombard 
Collier  James,  blacksmith,  34  Greenmount  av 
Collier  Richard  J.  shoemaker,  19  Sterrett 
Collily  Ann,  housework,  19  Sterrett 
Collinger  Edmund,  currier,  48  Harrison 
Collings  Wm.  R.  butcher,  115  Centre  and  91 
Belair  markets,  dw  Point  lane  near  Green- 
mount  Cemetery 
Collins  Ann,  tailoress,  68  Harford  av 
Collins  Ann,  dressmaker,  203  e  Fayette 
Collins  Capt.  A.  D.  Mansion  house 
Collins  Benjamin,  combmaker,  54  sPoppleton 
Collins  Bridget,  12  Concord 


Collins  Catherine,  grocery,  345  Penna.  av 
Collins  Mrs.  Caroline,  160  s  Fremont 
Collins  Chas.  puddler,  Aliceanna  near  Cannon 
Collins  Charles  S.  (C,  Heath  &  Co.)  385  w 

Lombard 
Collins  Dennis,  127  Elliott 
Collins  Emma  C.  tailoress,  67  Henrietta 
Collins  Emma,  tailoress,  67  Henrietta 
Collins  Elizabeth,  fancy  work,  20  Orchard 
Collins  Emeline,  tavern,  75  Thames 
Collins  Eliza,  121  Raborg 
Collins  Francis,  94  n  Exeter 
Collins  Francis,  grocery,  406  s  Charles 
Collins  Dr.  Geo.  T.  office  42,  dw  46  Richmond 
Collins  George,  shipsmith,  Philpot  near  Will, 

dw  165  s  Washington,  F.  P 
Collins  Geo.  T.  D.  peddler,  133  Huds,on 
Collins  George  R.  huckster,  180  Gough 
Collins  George  W.  wagoner,  156  n  Spring 
Collins  George  H,  painter,  311  Kastern  av 
Collins  George  W.  tinner,  160  s  Fremont 
Collins  Geo.  W.  blacksmith,  29  Orchard 
Collins  Henry,  brickmaker,  488  Light 
Collins  Henry,  carpenter,  277  Ross 
Collins  Henry,  drover,  52  Boyd 
COLLINS,  HEATH  &  CO.,  stove,  range  and 

furnace  manufacturers,  22  Light 
Collins  Isaac,  carpenter,  20  Orchard 
Collins,  James   F.   miller,   Calverton   Mills, 

near  Almshouse 
Collins  James,  blacksmith,  42  Albermarle 
Collins  Jas.  J.  milkman,  Harford  av  near  city 
CoUins  James  B.  wood  and   coal,  88  North, 

dw  69  Aisquith 
Collins  James,  tinner,  14  w  Fayette 
Collins  Jeremiah,  porter,  2  Smith 
Collins  John,  13  Holland 
Collins  John,  119  Harford  av 
Collins  John  M.  drover,  558  w  Lombard 
Collins  John,  miller,  Calverton  Mills,  near 

Almshouse 
Collins  John  H.  trunkmaker,  121  Raborg 
Collins  John,  laborer.  Mount  Royal 
Collins  John,  laborer,  341  Penna  av 
Collins  Rev.  Joseph  S.  28  w  Baltimore 
Collins  Joseph,  laborer,  11  Abbott 
Collins  Levi,  cooper,  26  Warner 
Collins  Margaret,  furniture  deal.  49  Harrison 
Collins  Mrs.  Margaret,  88  s  Republican 
Collins  Mrs.  Mary,  411  Saratoga 
Collins  Mary  A.  huckstress,  180  Gough 
Collins  Michael,  machinist,  21  McHenry 
Collins  Patrick,  President  near  Stiles 
Collins  Patrick,  boarding  house,  53  President 
Collins  P.  J.  porter,  18  Mosher 
Collins  Patrick,  new  and  second  hand   furni- 
ture dealer,  83  Harrison 
Collins  Patrick,  laborer,  rear  44  French 
Collins  Phillip  J.  puddler,  57  Canton 
Collins  Robert,  carpenter,  40  George 
Collins  Sarah  A.  50  n  Ciiarles 
Collins  Dr.  Stephen,  36  n  Calvert 
Collins  Mrs.  Susan,  227  Mulbery 
CoUins  Thomas  M.  clerk,  19  Jackson 
Collins  Thomas  H.  clerk,  430  Lexington 
Collins  Timothy  M.  drayman,  26  Hillen 
Collins  Wm.  E.  puddler,  57  Aliceanna 
Collins  Wm.  H.  engineer,  476  w  Lombard 
COLLIIVS  WM.  H.  attorney  at  law,  34  St, 

Paul,  dw  36  n  Calvert 
Collins  Wm.  H.  brick  maker,  403  Light 
Collins  Wm.  E.  carpenter,  411  Saratoga 
Collins  Wm.  H.  furniture  dealer,  39  Harrison 


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Collins  Wm.  R.  butcher,  Point  la  nearGreen- 

mount  Cemetery 
Colliiigwood  Geo.  varnisher,  12  Rose 
Collison  Charles  W.  mariner,  120  s  Eden 
Collison  Edward,  laborer,  141  Sterling 
Collison  &  Hichew,  carpenters,  14  s  Durham 
Collison  Jas.  R.  lamplighter,  200    n  Broadway 
Collison  Thos.  W.  (C.  &  Hichew)  34  s  Ann 
Collison  Wm.  draper  and  tailor,  7  s  Sharp  dw 

180  s  Paca 
Collmus  Solomon,  saddler,  123  n  High 
Collopy  John,  drayman,  519  w  Baltimore 
Collopy  Wm.  laborer,  17  n  Amity 
Colmary  Capt.  Abraham  L.  mariner,  37  Lee 
Colmary  Mary,  90  n  Eutaw 
Colmary  Nathan  A.  collector,  90  n  Eutaw 
Colohan,  John,  shoemaker,  24  s  Sharp 
Colp  Jacob,  clerk,  8  Brad  alley 
Colson  Sarah  L>.  tailoress,  157  s  Hughes 
Colsten  Dr.  Henry,  U.  S.  A.  91  s  Sharp 
Colston  Joseph  H.  cigar  maker,  446  Walsh 
Colt  George,  bricklayer,  144  Holiday 
Coltart  John  A.  pattern  maker,  37  French 
Colter  Andrew  J.  laborer,  91  Preston 
Colter  Margaret,  129  Vine 
Colter  Samuel,  brass  finisher,  40  Ross 
Colton   Frederick,  confectionery,  100  Hillen 
Colton  Geo.   (G.  C.  &  Co.)  357  e  Baltimore 
Colton   George  &  Co.  property  agents   and 

collectors,  28  w  Second 
Colton  H.  H.  stocking  weaver,  10  Ensor 
Colton  John,  stone  cutter,  70  Mulberry 
Colton  John,  stocking  manuf.  235  w  Pratt 
Colton  John,  well  digger,  126  Dolphin 
Colton  John  H.  hackman,  70  Mulberry 
Colton  Wesley  H.  clerk,  357  e  Baltimore 
Colton  Wm.  property  agent,  51  w  Fayette, 

dw  329  Ross 
Columbia  Street  Church   (M.  E.)  Columbia 

e  of  Fremont 
Colup  Hartman,  tailor,  109  McElderry 
COLVIN  RICHARD,  77  e  Baltimore 
Colvert  Sarah,  183  Aisquith 
Comber  Bernard,  Clinton  s  of  Boston 
Comber  Mrs.  Sarah,  262  s  Eutaw 
Combert  Joseph,  tailor,  160  Ensor 
Comegys  Benjamin,  insurance  agent,  over  cor 

Baltimore  and  Charles,  dw  102  s  Sharp 
Comegys  Henry  C.  sutler,  122  w  Biddle 
Comegys  Samuel,  laborer,  171  Lee 
Comely  Charles  H.  clerk  Q.M.,  40  Courtland 
Cometic  Antonius,  mariner,  59  s  Howard 
COMMERCIAL  AND  FARMERS' BANK, 

s  w  cor  Howard  and  German 
Commercial    Buildings,  n   e   cor    Gay   and 

Lombard 
COMMISSIONERS  OF  PUBLIC  SCHOOLS 
cor  of  Fayette  and  Holiday — [See  .flppejidix] 
Commons  Francis,  grocery,  50  Davis 
Compton    John  A.  runner  Merchants'  Bank, 

dw  Baltimore  Co 
COMPTROLLER'S    OFFICE,    City  Hall, 

Sam'l  Maccubbin,  comptroller 
Comte   Mrs.  Ann,  81  s  High 
Conaboy  James,  hackman,  22  Tyson  alley 
Conain  Louis,  merchant,  45  Granby 
Conal   Morris,  marble   polisher,  80    Holiday 
Conant  Samuel  W.  clock  maker,  163  n  Cen- 
tral av 
Conant  Samuel  W.  jr.  G2  n  Front 
Conattz  Thos.  Broadway  near  Orleans 
Conaway  Charles  R.  painter,  149  n  Bond 
Conaway  Solomon, police,  845  w  Pratt 


Conaway  Wm.  E.  cigar  maker,  Fayette  near 

Bond 
Condell  Charles  B.  engineer,  34  Lemon 
Condlen  Michael,  hostler,  Maffett's  stables,  n 

Howard 
Condon  Wm.  H.  silver  plater,  198  Chestnut 
Conine   Alfred  S.  s  w  cor  Frederick  and  Fa- 
yette, dw  234  n  Charles 
Conine  Wm.  C.  s  w  cor  Charles  and  Eager 
Conkling  Julius,  furn.  wagon,  254  n  Caroline 
Conklin  Joseph,  mariner,  201  s  Washington, 

F.  P. 
Conklin  Capt.  Michael,  88  s  Exeter 
Conklin  Wm.  H.  jr.  bookkeeper,  lG7s  Broad- 
way 
Conkling  Capt.  Wm.  H.  167  s  Broadway 
Conkling  William  H.  of  custom  house,  157 

s  Broadway 
Conlan  Michael,  machinist,  108  Barry 
Conley  Mrs  Catharine,  28  Lloyd 
Conley  James,  laborer,  18  French 
Conley  James,  boot-fitter,  129  n  Front 
Conley  John,  laborer,  4  Rock 
Conley  L.  laborer,  22  s  Chapel 
Conley  Michael,  laborer,  Goodman  al 
Conley  Oliver,  laborer,  Arch  row  near  Falls 

road 
Conlin  Mary,  grocery,  8  Foundry 
Conlon  Andrew  J.  printer,  s  e  cor  Barre  and 

Howard 
Conly  John,  laborer.  Northern  av  nr  McMe- 

chin 
Conly  Patrick,  laborer,  22  Walnut  al 
Conn  Jane,  47  n  Central  av 
Conn  John,  fisherman,  213  s  Durham 
Conn  Robert,  tanner,  131  n  Fremont 
Conn  Thomas  P.  provisions,  269  Mulberry 
Conn  Wm.  D.  18  n  Strieker 
Conn  Wm.  grocer,  101  Franklin 
Connell  Dennis,  laborer,  7  Hillen 
Connell  Ellen,  19  Hillen 
Connell  Francis  A.  clerk  Superior  Court,  dw 

9  Barnet 
Connell  James,  carpenter,  784  w  Baltimore 
Connell  John,  laborer,  25  e  Madison 
Connell  Mary,  confectionery,  25  Barnet 
Connell  Samuel,  carter,  92  s  Spring 
Connell  Mrs.  Susan,  87  s  Spring 
Connellee  Elizabeth,  boarding,  42  n  Calvert 
Connelly  Mrs.  Catharine,  cor   Frederick  av 

Fulton 
Connelly  Dominick,  laborer,  14  Armistead  la 
Connelly  Edward,  harness  maker,  253  s  Paca 
Connelly  Edward,  136  Garden 
Connelly  Isaac,  cooper,  16  Ramsay 
Connelly  James,  moulder,  190  n  Exeter 
Connelly  Jas.  C.   restaurant,  82  s  Howard, 

dw  Conway  bet  Eutaw  and  L.  Paca 
Connelly  JTohn,  laborer,  53  King 
Connelly  John,  laborer,  14  Armistead  la 
Connelly  John,  restaurant,  162  n  Calvert 
Connelly  Martin,  laborer,  123  Chesapeake 
Connelly  Michael,  miller,  253  s  Paca 
Connelly  Michael,  tavern,  n  w  cor  Frederick 

and  Fulton 
Connelly   Michael,  laborer,  cor  Charles  and 

West 
Connelly   Patrick,  (McCreary  &   C.)  300  e 

Monument 
Connelly  Patrick,  porter,  127  Elliott 
Connelly  Wm.  shoemaker,  38  Rock 
Conner  Barnet,  lumber  wag'r,  24  Welcome  al 
Conner  Bernard,  14  Block 


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Conner  Daniel,  laborer,  140  s  Castle  al 
Conner  Eugene,  laborer,  Mullikin  near  Bethel 
Conner  Mrs.  Emily,  grocer,  85  St.  Peters 
Conner  Francis,  laborer,  7  Webster  al 
Conner  Henry,  hostler,  507  Belair  av 
Conner  James,  laborer,  157  Aliceanna 
Conner  James  W.  laborer,  85  St.  Peters 
Conner  James  E.  clerk,  644  w  Baltimore 
Conner  James,  laborer,  8  Scott 
Conner  John,  laborer,  108  Hillen 
Conner  John,  laborer,  86  Eastern  av 
Conner  Mrs.  John,  watchmaker  and  jeweler, 

46  w  Baltimore 
Conner  John,  laborer,  133  s  Chapel 
Conner  Joshua,  confectioner,  345  Mulberry 
Conner  Matthew,  carpenter,  97  Watson 
Conner  Michael,  laborer,  12  n  Oregon 
Conner  M.  milliner,  558  Lexington 
Conner  Patrick,  laborer,  37  Cambridge 
Conner  Richard  J.  K.  bricklayer  170  George 
Conner  Rodger,  laborer,  35  w  Lombard 
Conner  Roger,  laborer,  247  Forrest 
Conner  Rebecca,  confectioner,  644  w  Baltimore 
Conner  Thomas,  painter,  271  e  Monument 
Conner  Thomas  W.  collector,  644  w  Baltimore 
Conner  Thomas,  laborer,  124  Vine 
Conner  Thomas,  drayman,  12  Haw 
Conner  William,  29  n  Greene 
Conner  William  W.  carpenter,  558  Lexington 
Conners  Patrick,  laborer,  10  L.  Broadway 
Connoles  Peter,  pedler,  2  Mulberry  ct 
Connolly  Ann,  tavern,  9  Fish  Market  space 
Connolly  Andrew,  soldier,  22  s  Fremont 
Connolly  Dominick  C.  soldier,  22  s  Fremont 
Connolly  Edward,  shoemaker,  95  n  Eden 
Connolly  Ellis,  fisherman,  209  Cross 
Connolly  Geo.  carver,  54  Somerset 
Connolly  Harry,  laborer,  3  President  al 
Connolly  Mrs.'  Hannah,  224  Lexington 
Connolly  Hugh,  coachman,  14  St.  Mary 
Connolly  James,  ship  joiner,  159  Bank 
Connolly    James,  carter,  cor  Aliceanna  and 

Eden 
Connolly  James,  mariner,  11  Pleasant 
Connolly  James,  laborer,  364  s  Charles 
Connolly  James  F.  tinner,  538  w  Pratt 
Connolly  James  H.  &  Co.,  boots  and  shoes, 

496  w  Baltimore 
Connolly  John,  laborer,  52  Dewberry  al 
Connolly  John,  cooper,  22  s  Fremont 
Connolly  John  T.  paper  hanger,  22  s  Fremont 
Connolly  John  F.  marble  dealer,  181  e  Eager 
Connolly  John,  laborer,  109  Ensor 
Connolly  Mrs.  Maria,  538  w  Pratt 
Connolly  Mary,  107  w  Fayette 
Connolly  Michael,  academy,  s  e  cor  Fayette 

and  Eutaw,  dw  169  Saratoga 
Connolly  Michael,  tavern,  122  s  Hojvard 
Connolly  Wm.  H.  machinist,  538  w  Pratt 
Connolly  Peter,  laborer,  42  Morton  al 
Connolly  Patrick,  laborer,  126  Vine 
^  Connolly  Patrick,  laborer,  22  St.  Mary 
Connolly  Patrick,  tanner,  54  Somerset 
Connolly  Robert,  stair  builder,  23  e  Madison 
Connolly  Sarah  C.  fancy  goods,  5  s  Greene 
Connolly  Sarah,  confectioner,  22  s  Fremont 
Connolly  Wm.  mariner,  54  Somerset 
Connolly  Wm.  A.  pattern  maker,  177  n  Ex- 
eter 
Connolly  William,  porter,  n  w  cor  East  and 

Douglass 
Connoly  Pat.  coppersmith,  300  e  Monument 
Connor  Ella,  16  Edward 


I    Connor  Dr.  29  s  Broadway 
Connor  Henry,  cattle  driver,  24  Mount 
Connor  Mrs.  Mary,  117  Stirling 
Connor  Thomas,  laborer,  220  Penn.  av 
Connors  James,  machinist,  93  York 
Connover    John,    news    dealer.    High    near 

Fayette 
Connow  Thomas,  porter,  130  "Vine 
Conoway  Francis  A.  ship  joiner,  218  e  Pratt 
Conoway  James,  machinist,  241  HoUins 
Conoway  John  N.  moulder,  241  Hollins 
Conoway  John,  canvasser,  221  Mulberry 
Conoway  Wm.  laborer,  241  Hollins 
Conrad  Ann,  confectionery,  269  L.  Hughes 
Conrad  Christopher  F.  butcher,  282  Penn.  av 
Conrad  Christian,  confectioner,  253  Frankhn 
Conrad  Frederick,  blacksmith,  459  n  Gay 
Conrad  John  F.  plasterer,  253  Franklin 
Conrad  John,  laborer,  Clinton  near  Elliott 
Conrad  Julius,  hair  dresser,  3  s  Frederick 
Conrad  Louis  T.  cooper,  269  L.  Hughes 
Conrad  Philip,  carter,  108  Hill 
Conrad  Wm.  laborer,  135  s  Spring 
Conrades  August,  shoemaker,  403  Saratoga 
Conrads  Peter  L.  laborer,  130  Low 
Conradt  Geo.  M.  s  w  cor  High  and  Fayette 
Conradt  Geo.  F.  (Walsh  &  C".)  23  n  Calvert 
Conroy  Catharine,  1  Arcade  al 
Conroy    Eliza,  cook     Academy   Immaculate 

Conception,  7  Hollins 
Conroy  John,  carter,  466  Harford  av 
Conroy  John,  porter,  66  Essex 
Conroy  John,  laborer,  360  s  Charles 
Conroy  Martin,  212  n  Central  av 
Conroy  Michael,  blacksmith,  212  n  Central  av 
Conroy  Michael,  wagoner,  98  Albemarle 
Conroy  Patrick,  laborer,  360  Ostend 
Conroy  Patrick,  tavern,  259  Greenmount  av 
Conroy  Thomas,  carpenter,  3  Elliott 
Conroy  Thomas,  laborer,  rear  of  58  n  Eutaw 
Conry  Jane  R.  dress  maker,  16  Barnet 
Conry  John,  porter,  66  Essex 
Conry  John,  510  Lexington 
Conry  Kate,  4  L.  Barclay 
Conry  Michael,  laborer,  4  L.  Barclay 
Conry  Thomas,  huckster,  31  n  Paca 
Conry  Wm.  hackman,  46  Hillen 
Consans  Lawrence,  blacksmith,  17  Sterrett 
Considine  Mrs.  Bridget,  huckstress,  190  Lex- 
ington 
Considine  Catharine,  huckstress,  rear  of  58  n 

Eutaw 
Consman  Andrew,  grocery,  89  Hampstead 
Constable  Catharine,  659  Lexington 
Constable  Clias.  B.  carpenter,  185  e  Eeiger 
Constam    Aaron,  second-hand   goods,  137  s 

Caroline- 
Constam  Henry,  clerk,  s  w  cor  Lexington  and 

Eutaw 
Constance  George,  shoemaker,  145  Stirling 
Constance  Harman,  tailor,  319  e  Madison 
Constance  Joseph,  tailor,  243  Greenmount  av 
Constance  Joseph,  tailor,  319  e  Madison 
Constance  Mrs.  Teresa,  319  e  Madison 
Constance  Theodore,  plumber,  186  n  Caroline 
Constantine  Daniel,  ship  carp'ter,  95  s  Wash- 
ington, F.  P. 
Constantine   Richard,    keeper  Mount  Royal 

Reservoir,  near  toll  gate,  Falls  road 
Constitutional  Presbyterian  Church,  s  e   cor 

Greene  and  German 
Constitution-st  Presbyterian  Chapel,  44  Con- 
stitution 


GEO.  S.  PAGE  &  BRO.,  Manufacturers    of  Roofs   and  Roofiiis   Blateriala,  111   Smith's 
-Wbarf.    C.  HART  SMITH,  Agent. 


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Conti  Peter,  fruit  stand,   s    e  cor  Baltimore 

and  Frederick 
Conti  Santins,  statuary,  &c.  121  Eastern  av 
Convalescent  Soldiers  Headquarters,  121  Cam- 
den 
Convent  of  the  Immaculate  Conception,  Sis- 
ters of  Mercy,  12  s  Poppleton 
Convent  de  Notre  Dame,  a  e  cor  Eager  and 

Aisquith 
Converse  Emily,  243  n  Eutaw 
Converse  John  H.  attorney,  243  n  Eutaw 
Conway  Benjamin  F.  25  Fawn 
Conway  Barbara,  123  Chesapeake 
Conway  Charles,  laborer,  232  William 
Conway  Charles,  blacksmith,  361  Columbia 
Conway  Deglan,  laborer.  Falls  road  near  toll 

gate 
Conway  Edward,  soldier,  102  s  Bond 
Conway  Frank,  machinist,  243  HoUins 
Conway  George,  laborer,  88  Dolphin 
Conway  George,  huckster,  33  Shakspearc 
Conway  James,  clerk,  26  Stiles 
Conway  James,  ship  carpenter,  72  Johnson 
Conway  James,  clerk,  26  Stiles 
Conway  Jane,  grocery,  127  Gough 
Conway  Jane,  grocery,  55  Lancaster 
Conway  John,  fisherman,  76  Dorsey  al 
ConwayJohn  H.  &  Bro.  groceries  and  teas, 

n  e  cor  Ensor  and  Chesnut 
CONWAY   JOHN    R.    &  SON,  wholesale 
grocers  and  commission  merchts,3l  Cheap- 
side 
Conway  John  R.  (J.  R.  C.  &  Son)  93  St.  Paul 
Conway  John  H.  (J.  H.    C.  &  Bro.)  107  e 

Fayette 
Conway  John  W.  175  German 
Conway  John  W.  plumber,  3  s  Greene 
Conway  Jos.  B.  engineer,  foot  of  G.  Hughes 
Conway  Lawrence,  5  Wills 
Conway  Mrs.  Mary,  confectioner,   134  Hol- 

lins 
Conway  Owen,  laborer,  123  Chesapeake 
Conway  Patrick,   (John  H.   C.  &  Bro.)  n  e 

cor  Chesnut  and  Ensor 
Conway  Patrick,   tavern,   3   Centre   Market 

space 
Conway  Richard  H.  (John  R.  C.  &  Son,)  93 

St,  Paul 
Conway  Samuel,  fisherman,  83  Johnson 
Conway  S.  police,  845  w  Pratt 
Conway  Thos.  34  Rock 
Conway  Wm.  edge  tool  maker,  Campbell  bet 

Hudson  and  Lancaster 
Conway  Wm.  E.  cigar  maker,  102  s  Bond 
Conway  Wm.  fisherman,  76  Dorsey  al 
Coogan  James,  laborer,  602  w  Pratt 
Coogan  Mrs.  Margaret,  90  s  Poppleton 
Coogan  Patrick,  laborer,  90  s  Poppleton 
Cook  Addison  S.  blacksmith,  182  William 
Cook  Alex.  G.  A.  shoemaker,  244  n  Caroline 
Cook  Capt.  Alexander,  97  Granby 
Cook  Allen,  Wolfe  near  Fayette 
Cook  Anthony,  florist,  Mulberry  opp.  Oregon 
Cook  Mrs.  Anne,  399  s  Charles 
Cook  Bern.  F.  machinist.  Federal  n  of  Cathe- 
dral 
Cook  Bcnj.  F.  machinist,  803  w  Baltimore 
COOK  BENJAMIN  M.  boot  and  shoe  dealer, 

803  w  Baltimore 
Cook  Catharine,  4  Spruce  al 
Cook  Catharine,  tailoress,  42  Dewberry  al 
Cook  Chas.  A.  blacksmith,  416  Harford  av 
Cook  Chas.  W.  S.  saddler,  71  Lee 


Cook  Charles,  clerk,  75  e  Baltimore 
Cook  Columbus,  51  n  Carey 
Cook  Daniel,  car  driver,  186  Bethel 
Cook  Daniel,  cedar  cooper,  45  Portland 
Cook   David  W.  propr.    livery  stables,  124 

Ensor,  dw  204  e  Eager 
Cook  David,  clerk,  368  e  Monument 
Cook  Eber  F.,  Northern  av  e  of  Charles 
Cook  Mrs.  Eliza,  272  e  Pratt 
Cook  Elizabeth,  grocery,  221  Aliceanna 
Cook  Mrs.  Elizabeth,  188  Stirling 
Cook  Eleanor,  188  Stirling 
Cook  Emily  J.  162  e  Monument 
Cook  Frederick,  butcher,  48  Franklin  al 
Cook  Frederick,  jr.    butcher,  68  Centre,  45 
Lexington,  and  26   Hanover  markets,  dw 
244  Montgomery 
Cook  Mrs.  Frederick  C.  123  Garden 
Cook  Frederick,  butcher,  244  Montgomery 
Cook  Francis,  (Foley  &  Cook,)  144  Franklin 
Cook  George,  wheelwright  and   blacksmith, 

cor  Scott  and  Columbia,  dw  Scott 
Cook  George,  cabinetmaker,  22 New  Church 
Cook  George,  grocer,  74  n  Exeter 
Cook  George  W.  dentist,  67  n  Charles 
Cook  George  L.  carpenter,  344  Mulberry 
Cook  G.  Louis,  porter,  69  n  Pine 
Cook  Harriet,  boarding,  218  w  Pratt 
Cook  Mrs.  Harriet,  385  Mulberry 
Cook  Henry  C.  clerk,  15  Commerce 
Cook  Henry  F.  clerk,  76  w  Baltimore 
COOK  H.  W.  &  CO    wholesale  grocers  and 

commission  merchants,  15  Commerce 
COOK    &    HERRING,    china,    glass     and 

queensware,  9  s  Charles 
Cook  Mrs.  Henrietta,  vest  maker,  18  Warner 
Cook  H.  tavern,  241  Aliceanna 
Cook  Henry,  butcher,  Calverton  road,   near 

cattle  scales 
Cook  Henry,  cabinet  maker,  27  Gough 
Cook  Henry  A.  guard  at  the  penitentiary  75 

Chew 
Cook  Henry  W.  (H.  W.  C.  &Co.)  16  Hollins 
Cook  Henry,  62  n  Broadway 
COOK  ISAAC   P.  bookseller  and  stationer, 

76  w  Baltimore 
Cook  Isaac  P.,  Register  of  Wills,  Record  office, 

dw  76  w  Baltimore 
Cook  James,  pedler,  3  L.  Constitution 
Cook  James  H.  Quartermaster,  5th  Maryland 

Regiment,  126  n  Exeter 
Cook  Jasper,  agricultural  implement  maker, 

83  Hamburg 
Cook  John  H.  (C.  &  Spedden)  42  Warren 
Cook  John,  blacksmith.  42  Dewberry 
Cook  John,  huckster,  33  n  Amity 
Cook  John  F.  machinist,  10  n  Schroeder 
Cook  John  F.  printer,  37  Ensor 
Cook  Jolm  F.  sergeant  police,  8  n  Bond 
Cook  John,  paper  carrier,  374  e  Monument 
Cook  John,  fisherman,  460  Light 
Cook  John  J.  police,  456  Saratoga 
Cook  J.  K.&  Moore, block  and  pump  makers, 

17  Philpot 
Cook  John  H.  engineer,  87  Mount,  near  Ca- 
thedral 
Cook  John  H.  undertaker,  707  w  Baltimore 
Cook  John  H.  block  and  pump  maker,  Gough, 

cor  Eden 
Cook  Joseph  B.  cabinet  maker,  707  w  Balti- 
more 
Cook   Mrs.    Josephine,  dressmaker,    146    e 
Lombard 


"WM.  P.  "WKHB,  Mnrine,  Fire  and  JAfe  Insurance  Agent  and  Broker.    Agent 

Rcnefit  Ijiic  Insurance  Co.,  NeirarU,  IV.  J.,"  89  Second  Street. 


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Cook  Joel  M.  police,  216  Columbia 

Cook  Joseph,  shoemaker,  96  St.  Peters 

Cook  Mrs.  Lucy,  38  Josephine 

Cook  Joseph  M.  (H.  W.  C.  &.  Co.,)  16  Hol- 

lins 
Cook  Mrs.  Margaret,  483  e  Baltimore 
Cook  Mary,  144  n  Eden 
Cook  Matthias,  huckster,  226  Frederick  av 
Cook  Michael,  huckster,  32  n  Schroeder 
Cook  Robert  A.  clerk,  register  of  wills  office, 

61  Chew 
Cook  Robert,  (C.  &  Herring)  60  McCulloh 
Cook  Robert  McK.  pilot,  129  s  Exeter 
Cook  Samuel  G  clerk,  119  e  Baltimore 
Cook  Samuel  C.  shoemaker,  399  s  Charles 
Cook  Silas,  mariner,  57  n  Eden 
Cook  Stephen  D.  mariner,  8  Gough 
Cook  &   Spedden,   grocers   and  eommission 

merchants,  165  Light  st  wharf 
•Cook  Sylvester,  shoemaker,  177  e  Eager 
Cook  Thomas,  laborer,  125  s  Chester 
Cook  Thomas  A.  clerk,  60  McCulloh 
Cook  Thomas,  clerk,  61  Chew 
Cook  Wm.  W.  L.  student,  15  Commerce 
Cook  Wm.  grocer,  s  e  cor  Pratt  and  Caroline 
Cook  Wm.  George,  soldier,  114  n  Schroeder 
Cook  Wm.  foundryman,  287  Hanover 
Cook  Wm.  J.  cigar  maker,  27  Gough 
Cook  Wm.  potter,  460  w  Lombard 
Cook  Wm.  hostler,  250  Franklin 
Cook  Wm.  B.  printer,  3  w  Biddle 
Cook  Wm.  laborer,  21  Port 
Cook  Wm.  S.  coachsmith,  24  Holliday 
Cook  Wm.  H.  tinner,  222  s  Charles 
Cooke  Andrew  J.  clerk,  194  Mulberry 
Cooke  Charles  W.  24  w  Second 
Cooke  George  L.  porter,  69  n  Pine 
Cooke  Geo.  (Wm.  C.  &  Sons,)  52  Franklin 
Cooke  Henry   W.   cashier  Adams'   Express 

Co.  620  Lexington 
Cooke  John,  cotton  factory,  151  Garden 
Cooke  Dr.  Theodore,  122  s  Charles 
Cooke  Warren  E.  cabinet  photographs  and  al- 
bums, 278  w  Baltimore,  dw  Charles,   near 
Northern  av 
Cooke  Wm.  &  Sons,  commission  merchants, 

82  Light  St  wharf 
Cooke  Wm.  (Wm.  C.  &  Sons,)  52  Franklin 
Cookes  Mary,  41  s  Washington,  F.  P. 
Cooksey  John,  ship  carpenter,  310  Aliceanna 
Cooksey  Mary  G.  284  e  Baltimore 
Cooksey  Mary,  344  Eastern  av 
Cooksey  Thomas  H.  machinist,344  Eastern  av 
Cool  Gotleib,  machinist,  674  w  Pratt 
Cooley  Geo.  A.  boat  builder,  220  Eastern  av 
Cooley  Mrs.  Mary,  79  n  Oregon 
Cooley  Wm.  soldier,  1  McMechen 
Coombes  R.  J.  printer,  128  w  Baltimore 
Coon  A.  pedler,  149  e  Fayette 
Coon  Louis  C.  tobacconist,  377  w  Pratt 
Coohan  Daniel,  clothier,  79  Centre  Market  sp 
and  119  w  Baltimore,  dw  70  Centre  Market 
space 
Coonan  Dr.  John  N.  70  Centre  Market  space 
Coonan  Elizabeth,  68  Lancaster 
Coonan  John,  gas  fitter,  218  s  Wolfe 
Coonan  Joseph  E.  clerk,  70  Centre  Market  sp 
Coonan  Michael  1.  clothier,  119  w  Baltimore, 

dw  70  Centre  Market  space 
Cooney  Christopher,  shoemaker,  13  n  Pop- 

pleton 
Cooney  James,  cooper,  148  Gough 
Cooney  Lawrence,  grocery,  13  n  Poppleton 


Cooney  Michael,  barkeeper  Union  hotel,  s  w 

cor  Pratt  and  Charles 
Cooney  Michael,  tailor,  10  n  Greene 
Cooney  Thomas,  printer,  13  n  Poppleton 
COOPER  EDWARD  K.  shipping  and  guano 
merchant,  over  s  w  cor  South  and  Water, 
dw  10  s  Broadway 
Cooper  Edward  R.  porter,  132  s  Fremont 
Cooper  Mrs.  E.  180  Madison  av 
Cooper  Capt.  Edward  K.  10  s  Broadway 
Cooper  Capt.  Edward  0.  10  s  Broadway 
Cooper  Mrs.  Electa,  180  Madison 
Cooper  Francis,  teamster,  170  Eastern  av 
Cooper  George  W.  engineer,  793  w  Baltimore 
Cooper  George  W.  ship  joiner,  106  s  Castle  al 
Cooper  George  F.  painter,  145  Gough 
Cooper  Rev.  George  W.  101  n  Bond 
Cooper  George,  107  e  Pratt 
Cooper  George,  laborer,  17  Pleasant  al 
Cooper  Henry,  police,  73  Hamburg 
Cooper  Mrs.  George,  lager  beer,  107  e  Pratt 
Cooper  Hugh  A.  (C.  &  Slicer,)  161  s  Broad- 
way 
Cooper  Hugh  W.  clerk,  182  Saratoga 
Cooper  James,  shoemaker,  146  German 
Cooper  James  C.  machinist,  1st  tollgate  Falls 

road 
Cooper  John,  laborer,  83  Cambridge 
Cooper  John,  brushmaker,  41  French 
Cooper  John,  huckster,  153  s  Regester 
Cooper  John,  moulder,  127  s  Exeter 
Cooper  John,  tavern,  s  w  cor  Fish  Market  sp 

and  Concord 
Cooper  John  H.  pilot,  268  e  Pratt 
Cooper  John  W.  ship  joiner,  67  Gough 
Cooper  John  W.  printer,  329  n  Gay 
Coope  Lloyd  N.  carpenter,  224  Lee 
Coope  Thomas,  tinner,  127  s  Exeter 
Cooper  Margaret,  3  e  Madison 
Cooper  Mary  A.  127  s  Exeter 

Cooper (C.  &  Seltzer,)  cor  Chester  and 

Baltimore 
Cooper  Mary,  seamstress,  130  s  Wolfe 
Cooper  Mary,  seamstress,  56  Jefferson 
Cooper  Mary,  139  s  High 
Cooper  Philip,  pilot,  268  e  Pratt 
Cooper  Miss  Priscilla,  215  n  Greene 
Cooper  &  Seltzer,  butchers,  20  Fells'  Point 

Market 
Cooper  Samuel,  Beech  Hill,  Saratoga  exten'd 
COOPER  &  SLICER,  marine  railway  and 

ship  builders,  s  w  cor  Philpotand  Wills 
Cooper  Thomas  G.  carpenter,  N.  C.  R.  R. 

near  Reservoir 
Cooper  Thomas,  laborer,  61  s  Bethel 
Cooper  Thomas,  1st  toll  gate.  Falls  road 
Cooper  William,  moulder,  85  McElderry 
Cooper  Wm.  H.  varnisher,  142  Raborg 
Cooper  William,  machinist,  84  Luzerne,  Can- 
ton 
Cooper  Wm.  tavern,   n  w  cor  Caroline  and 

Canton  av 
Coos  John,  laborer,  296  Canton  av 
Coote  Thomas,  clerk,  26  e  Pratt 
Cope  Charles,  collar  maker.  Falls  road,  near 
*    Northern  av 

Copeland  Mrs.  Dorothea,  297  w  Lombard 
Copeland  Robert,  huckster,  24  Townsend 
Coppenbach  Christian,  glass  blower,  85  Wil- 
liam 
Copper  James  H.  ladies  shoemaker,  57  Ensor 
Copper  Joshua  T.  wheelwright,  Philadelphia 
road ,  near  city  limits 


J.   HEPfRY   GIESE,   Commission   MercJiant,   for   tUe   sale   of  Flour,  Graim,  Seeds,  &c. 
Rosendole  Cement  and  Calcined  Plaster  constantly  on  hand,  31  gear's  Wliarf. 


COP 

Copper  Norris,  shoemaker,  128  n  Caroline 
Copper  Samuel,  agent,  174  Franklin 
Coppinger  John  D.  clerk  N.  C.  R.  R.,  Frank- 
lin House 
Coram  Joseph,  shoemaker,  146  Hollins 
Coram  Wm.  H.  shoemaker,  146  Hollins 
Corbell  Peter,  58  Harrison 
Corbell  William,  broker,  37  s  Exeter 
Corbert  Edward,  laborer,  113  York 
Corbett  Emanuel,  shipping  merchant,  over  37 

w  Pratt,  dw  89  William 
Corbett  Isaac,  umbrellas  and  india  rubber,  93 

w  Baltimore 
Corcoran  John,  gardener,  399  w  Pratt 
Corcoran  Michael,  blacksmith,   Goodman  al 

near  Cross,  dw  382  Hanover 
Corcoran  Patrick,  shoemaker,  62  Lancaster 
Corcoran  Stephen,   grocery  and   liquors,    95 

McElderry's  wharf 
Corcoran  Thomas,  grocer,  89  McElderry 
Cord  James,  woodsawyer,  43  Warren 
Cordery  James  C.  cabinetmaker, 403  s  Charles 
Cordery  Mrs.  Sarah,  356  e  Baltimore 
Cordery  Wm.  H.  64  w  Fayette 
Cordray  Henry,  piano  maker,  66  n  Pine 
Cordray  Maria,  86  e  Pratt 
Cordray  Mary,  boarding,  136  Lexington 
Cordray  Mary  B.  Carey,  near  Saratoga 
Cordray  William,  clerk,  137  Lexington 
Corey  Henjamin  J.  saddler,  123  n  Eutaw 
Curey  Eliza,  123  n  Eutaw 
Corey  Elizabeth,  123  n  Eutaw 
Coriel  Isaac,  custom  house,  631  w  Lombard 
Corkin  James,  laborer,  176  Washington,  F.  H . 
Corklin  Cornelius,  laborer,  39  Haubert 
Corkran  Benjamin  W.  paying  teller  Farmers 

and  Merchants  Bank,  78  Lee 
Corkran  Francis  S.  naval  office,   dw  Luther- 

ville,  Baltimore  co 
Corkran  Wm.  clerk  to  naval  officer,  172  Hano- 
ver 
Corkrin  Capt.  Wm.  247  Montgomery 
Corletto  Mrs.  Ann,  boarding,  196  s  Ann 
Corletto  Eliza,  196  s  Ann 
Corletto  Wm.  H.  mariner,  196  s  Ann 
Corman  Stephen  A.  shoemaker,  49  n  Popple- 
ton 
Corn  and  flour  exchange,  77  and  79  South, 

Henry  M.  Warfield,  president 
Cornelius  James,  wagoner,  16  Somerset 
Cornelius  John  D.  huckster,  133  Hillen 
Cornelius  Nicholas,  huckster,  64  Greenmount 

av 
Cornelius  Nicholas,   grocer  and  commission 

merchant,  165  Forrest,  dw  163 
Cornelius  Mrs.  Rebecca  S.  202  s  Charles 
Cornelius  Richard,  of  Farmers  and  Planters 

Bank,  dw  376  w  Fayette 
Cornell  George,   brick   machine  maker,  234 

Lee,  dw236 
Cornell  Mark,  (C.  &  Son,)  255  w  Lombard 
Cornell  Michael,  carpenter,  13  Morris  al,  dw 

242  w  Madison 
CORNELL    &    SON,    produce   commission 

merchants,  70  South 
Cornell  Capt.  Stephen,  U.  S.  Revenue,  31  s 

Eden  • 

Cornell  Wm.  C.  (C.  &  Son,)  255  w  Lombard 
Corner  B.    Mezick,  (James  C.  &   Sons,)   50 

Franklin 
Corner  George  W.  (James  C.  &  Sons,)  20  n 

Broadway 
Corner  Henry  C.  clerk,  122  St,  Paul 


8 COS         

Corner  James  &  Sons,  shipping  and  commis- 
sion  merchants.   Corner's   wharf,    foot  of 
Frederick  st  dock 
Corner  John,  moulder, 217  e  Pratt 
Corner  Sarah,  309  e  Baltimore 
Corner  Sol.  miller  and  flour  merchant,  Spear's 

wharf,  dw  122  St.  Paul 
CORNER  THOMAS  Jr.,  clerk,  s  e  corner 

Monument  and  Park 
Corner  Thomas,  (James  C.  &  Sons,)  s  e  cor 

Monument  and  Park 
Corner  William  H.  89  n  Paca 
Corner  William,  machinist,  139  s  Eden 
Corney  John,  carpenter,  HI  e  Monument 
Corney  Patrick,  gardener,  22  Cross 
Cornig  Henry,  shoemaker,  170  e  Fayette 
Cornman  John,  carpet  weaver,  36  s  Regester 
Corns  John,  puddler,  340  Eastern  av 
Corns  Jacob  F.  feed,  8  Frederick  av,  dw  958 

w  Baltimore 
Corns  John,  puddler,  340  Eastern  av 
Corns  Thomas,  farmer,  166  e  Pratt 
Corns  Wm.  grocery,  166  e  Pratt 
Cornthwait  Robert,  police,  160  Scott 
Cornthwait  Oliver,  miller,  170  e  Lombard 
Cornthwait  Wm.  R.  bookkeeper,  47  n  Gay 
Cornwell  Lucius  J.  clerk,  108  Hanover 
Corper  Michael,  tinner,  265  e  Madison 
Corprew  Mose,  boiler  maker, 386  w  Lombard 
Corprew  Thos.  boiler  maker,  253  Eastern  av 
Corprew  Thos.  boiler  maker,  253  Eastern  av 
Correar  Mathew  0.  machinist,  108  n  Caroline 
Correll  Mrs.  Annie,  millinery,  566  w  Baltimore 
Correll  Abraham,  clerk,  566  w  Baltimore 
Correll  Charles  E.  grocery,  404  w  Lombard 
Corrie  Margaret,  mantua  maker,  155Pennaav 
Corrie  Dr.  James,  dentist,  office  with  Bryson 

Gill  &  Son,  56  s  Sharp,  dw  237  Saratoga 
Corrigan  John,  laborer,  2  Fort  av 
Corrigan  Daniel,  shoemaker,  107  Harford  av 
Corrigan  Edward,  grocer,  cor  Bethel  and  Mul- 

likin 
Corrigan  Francis,  machinist,  4  n  Wolfe 
Corrigan  John,  stone  mason,  24  Neighbor 
Corrigan  Michael,  huckster,  107  Mullikin 
Corrigan  Mary,  21  Richmond 
Corrigan  Patrick,  chandler,  9  s  Washington 
Corser  Charles  F.  agent   agricultural  imple- 
ments, 90  and  92  s  Charles,  dw  49  Lee 
Corson  A.  Eliza,  M.  D.  110  e  Fayette 
CORTLAN  &  CO.,  importers  of  housekeep- 
ing goods,  table   cutlery,  fancy   hardware, 
&c.,  216  and  218  w  Baltimore.— [See  Mver- 
tisement  front  of  Business  Directonj.] 
Cortlan  James  sr.,  Charles  near  Northern  av 


(C.  &  Co.)  153  St. 
purveyor  U.  S.  A. 


Paul 
389   ^ 


Cortlan  James 
Corum  James  C. 

Fayette 

Corwine    Elizabeth,   seamstress,    19    Green- 
mount  av 
Cosar  Nicholas,  scourer,  32  Hanover 
Cosgrove  Mrs.  Ann,  235  Gough 
Cosgrove  John  P.  clerk,  370  s  Charles 
Cosgrove  John,  ship  joiner,  82  Richmond 
COSGROVE  J.  HENRY,  grocer,  82  Rich- 
mond 
Cosgrove  Mrs.  Margaret,  370  s  Charles 
Cosgrove  Mary  E.  saleswoman,  82  Richmond 
Cosgrove  Michael,  laborer,  214  Wolfe 
Cosgrove  Patrick,  laborer,  119  s  Chapel 
Co.sgrove  Patrick,  huckster,  193  Holhns 
Cosgrove  Sarah  A.  82  Richmond 
Cosgrove  Thomas,  fireman,  235  Gough 


GEO.  S.  PAGK  &  BRO.,  Mannfactnrers    of  Roofs   and  Roofing  DIatertals,  111   Smith's 
Wharf.    C.  HAKT  SUDTH,  Agent. 


COS 


cou 


Coskery  Mra.  Bridget,  99  Peirce 
Coskery  Dr.  Felix  S.  188  n  Calvert 
Coskery  Rev.  Henry  B.  106  n  Charles 
COSKERY  HENRY  J.  apothecary,  s  e   cor 

St.  Paul  and  Fayette,  dw  188  n  Calvert 
Coskery  James,  draymen,  38  e  Eager 
Coskery  Mary  E.  tailoress,  78  s  Fremont 
Coskery  Oscar,  clerk,  188  n  Calvert 
Coss  Charles,  butcher,  557  w  Fayette' 
Coss  George  M.  (C.  &  Leach)  50  n  Schroeder 
Coss  George,  (C.  &  Leach)  50  n  Schroeder 
Coss  &  Leach,  photographists,  over  159  w 

Baltimore 
CostlVIrs.  Rebecca,  138  Gough 
Costello  Edmund,  laborer,  112  Ramsey 
Costello  James,  hostler,  97  MuUikin 
Costello  John,  stonemason,  207  Orleans 
Costello  John  F.  plumber,  124  s  Regester 
Costello  Michael,  shoemake.i,  83  North 
Costello  Michael,  laborer,  Clinton 
Costello  Thomas,  23  Mosher 
Costello  Wm.  house,  sign   and  ship  painter, 

78  s  Regester,  dw  124 
Costen  James  Z.  clerk,  8  East 
Coster  Joseph,  laborer,  19  Rock 
Coster  Joseph,  clerk,  27  Hill 
Coster  Thomas  H.  currier,  32  Hillen 
Costigan  Wm.  superintendent   dredging  ma- 
chine, 297  e  Pratt 
Costolay   Patrick  J.  (Gruver  &  C.)    182  w 

Biddle 
Cothe  Conrad,  tinner,  231  Mulberry 
Cotrel  FrancisT.  bookkeeper,  866  w  Baltimore 
Cotrel  Mrs.  Sarah,  866  w  Baltimore 
Cotter  Honora,  10  French 
Cotter  John,  (C.  &  Nunan)  203  e  Lombard 
Cotter  Jane,  182  n  Exeter 
Cotter  Mary  A.  66  Decker 
Cotter  &  Nunan,  brandies,  wines,  &c.,  8  w 

Baltimore 
Cotter  Nicholas,  carpenter,  66  Decker 
Cottinger  Misses,  school,  146  n  Howard 
Cottingham  Thomas,  blacksmith,  38  Grant, 

dw  222  Montgomery 
Cottman  Eliz'bth  M.  boarding,  142  n  Charles 
Cottman  Mrs.  E.  G.  93  e  Pratt 
Cottman  Herman  S.  clerk»B.  &  0.  R.  R.,  142 

n  Charles 
Cottman  James  H.  clerk,  142  n  Charles 
Cottman  James  S.  (Boggs,  C.  &  Co.  j  73  St. 

Paul 
Cottrell  Daniel  G.  fireman,  17  Perry 
Cottrell  James  W.  painter,  298  n  Eutaw 
Cottrell  Mrs.  Sarah,  grocery,  298  n  Eutaw 
Couchman  George  H.  carpenter,  547  e  Fayette 
Coughlain  John,  18  Block 
Coughlan  Cornelius,  laborer,  81  Stirling 
Coughlan  John  J.  64  s  Exeter 
Coughlan  James,  laborer,  634  w  Pratt 
Coughlan  Mrs.  Joanna,  grocery,  81  Stirling 
Coughlan  Patrick,  wagoner,  176  s  Central  av 
COUGHLAN  WM.  bottler,   169  and  171  s 

Central  av,  dw  64  s  Exeter 
Coughlin  Elizabeth,  confectionery,  14  East 
Coughlin  James,  laborer,  116  Cuba 
Coughlin  John,  laborer,  16  Concord 
Coughlin  Mary,  restaurant,  11  Cuba 
Coughlin  Mrs.  Mary,  2  Rock 
Coughnet  Mary,  tailoress,  cor  City  av  and 

O'Donnell 
Cougle  Thomas  W.  131  e  Lombard 
Coulburn  Stephen    D.  com.  mer.  79  South, 

dw  661  w  Fayette 


Couley  Mrs.  9  Somerset 

Coulson  Andrew  F.  painter,  220  s  Wolfe 

Coulson  Charles  E.  mariner,  220  s  Wolfe 

Coulson  John  B.  soldier,  570  Lexington 

Coulson  Robert,  clerk,  570  Lexington 

Coulson  Thomas  H.  bookkeeper,  82  e  Pratt 

Coulson  Wm.  570  Lexington 

Coulter  Alexander,  teller    Merchants  Bank, 

64  w  Biddle 
Coulter  Mrs.  Ann,  98  n  High 
Coulter  A.  B.  clerk,  116  St.  Paul 
COULTER  &  CO.  provision  dealers,  53  and 

55  Light,  and  2  and  4  Ellicott 
Coulter  Esther,  164  w  Biddle 
Coulter  George  T.  broker,  58  Exchange  place, 

dw  64  w  Biddle 
Coulter  Henry,  (C.  &  Co.)  570  w  Fayette 
Coulter  James  L.  tobacconist,  178  Preston 
Coulter  James  J.  pilot,  91  s  Chester 
Coulter  John  C.  (C.  &  Co.)  570  w  Fayette 
Coulter  John  P.  collector,  178  Preston 
Coulter  Miffln,  general  assistant   Merchants 

Bank,  64  w  Biddle 
Coulter  Mary  A.  34  Henrietta 
Coulter  Samuel,  tailor,  113  n  Eutaw 
Coulter  Wm.  garbage  carter,  404  West 
Coultner   Patrick,   shop,  s   e   cor  Bond  and 

Orleans 
Councell  J.  F.  421  Lexington 
Councill  Ruth  T.  tailoress,  38  Aisquith 
Counselman  Frederick,  mariner,  Henry  near 

G.  Hughes 
Counselman  George  F.  gunsmith,  rear  of  31 

George 
Counselman  Jacob  H.  lieut.   U.  S.  A.,   131 

German 
Counselman  Robert  W.  conductor,  13  Gilmor 
Counselman  Robert  A.  75  Pearl 
Counselman  Wm.  H.  measurer  at  Custom 

House,  dw  652  w  Lombard 
Countess  Joseph,  carter,  837  w  Pratt 
COUPLAND  RICHARD,  hatter,60  s  Charles 

dw  65  s  Fremont 
Courleander  B.  music  teacher,  294  w  Lombard 
Court  House,  Baltimore  city,  cor  Calvert  and 

Lexington 
Court  of  Common  Pleas,  Court  House,  2nd 

floor, John  C.King,  judge,  James  D.  Lowry, 

chief  clerk,  office  basement  of  Record  office 
Courtenay  David,  clerk  to  Board  of  Engineers, 

203  Franklin 
Courtner  Stephen,  pen  maker,  37  Albemarle 
Courtney  E.  S.  (C.  &  Son)  215  Madison  av 
Courtney  George,  blacksmith,   275  e  Monu- 
ment 
Courtney  James  A.  183  w  Hoffman 
Courtney  Jas.  A.  (C.  &  Son)  2]5  Madison  av 
Courtney  Jas.  boiler  maker,  22  Spring  row 
Courtney  Stephen,  gold  pen  maker,  over  s  e 

cor  Second  and  South 
Courtney   Wm.   T.  beef  butcher,  41  Belair 

market,  dw  151  Greenmount  av 
Courtney  Wm.  drayman  2  Thompson 
Courtney  Wm.  T.   veal   butcher,  33  Centre 

market,  dw  153  Greenmount  av 
COURTNEY  &  SON,  tobacco  commission 

merchants,  65  s  Gay 
Courts  Edward,  riiachinist,  124  n  Poppleton 
Courts  George  W.  butcher,  286  Penna  av 
Courts  John,  engineer,  300  Franklin 
Courts  James,  butcher,  124  n  Poppleton 
Couse   Conrad,  butter  store,   252  n  Central 

avenue 


WM.  P.  AVEBB,  Marine,  Fire  nnwl  Life  Insurance  Agent  and  BroJter.    Agent  "Mntnal 
Benefit  lafe  Insurance  Co.,  Newnrlc,  ST.  J,,"  89  Second  Street. 


cou 


90 


CRA 


Cousins  John,  oak  cooper,  49  Commerce,  dw 

Penna  av  near  Fremont 
Cousins  Wm.  J.  clerk,  cor  Liberty  road  and 

Gilmor 
Coutz  Frederick,  paver,  133  n  Central  av 
Cover  Benj.  butcher,  201  Orleans 
Covert  Alfred,  soldier,  525  Saratoga 
Covert  A.  H.  Fountain  Hotel 
Covington  Henry,  carpenter,  169  Aisquith 
Cowan  Daniel,  clerk  city  jail,  284  n  Howard 
Cowan  Edward,  hackman,  445  w  Fayette 
Cowan  Thomas,  hacks,  24  s  Poppleton 
COWAN  WM.  H.  attorney,  51  w- Fayette, 

dw  18  Aisquith 
Coward  Margaret,  185  n  Howard 
COWARD  THOMAS  R.  grocer  and  com. 

merchant,   114  Light-st.   wharf,   dw  90  n 

Charles 
Coward  Mrs.  Estelle  M.  208  Conway 
Cowen  Abraham,  scourer,  llli<<  Lexington, 

dw  Mansion' house 
Cowen  Bcnj.  S.  glass  cutter,  72' Henrietta 
Cowen  Cavalier,  glass  blower,  72  Henrietta 
Cowen  Wm.  photograper,  60  e  Baltimore 
Cowen  Wm.  A.  glass  blower,  72  Henrietta 
Cowen  Wm.  A.  soldier,  72  Henrietta 
Cowles  Geo.  W.  (W.  C.  &  Son)  186  n  Calvert 
Cowles  Henry  M.  teacher,  220  e  Monument 
Cowles  John  W.  186  n  Calvert 
Cowles  W.  &  Son,  china  and  glassware,  25  s 

Calvert 
Cowles  Loyal,  salesman^  280  Lexington 
Cowman  &  Brother,  trimmings,  hosiery  and 

gloves,  59  n  Howard 
Cowman  &  Co.   hosiery  and  trimmings,   71 

Lexington 
Cowman  Charles   H.    (H.   Snowden  &  Co.) 

126  Bolton 
Cowman  Emily  (C.  &  Co.)  53  n  Liberty 
Cowman  Edward,  (C.  &  Bro.)  23  George 
Cowman  John  H.  clerk,  326  e  Pratt 
Cowman  Joseph,  clerk,  115  Mulberry 
Cowman  Martha,  (C.  &  Co.)  53  n  Liberty 
Cowman  Mary  Ann,  110  n  Eutaw 
Cowman  Nicholas,  boiler  maker,126  s  Charles 
Cowman  Richard,  police,  224  Aisquith 
Cowman  Saml.  jr.,  (C.  &  Bro.)  59  n  Howard 
Cowman  Saml.  sr.,  (C.  &  Bro.)  53  n  Liberty 
Cowman  &  Snowden,  dentists,  3  n  Liberty 
Cowman  Wm.  T.  (C  &  Co.)  53  n  Liberty 
Cowpiand  Capt.  Wm.  S.  (Edward  J.  Codd 

&  Co.)  92  s  Bond 
Cox  Amos  A.  stonemason,  521  Lexington 
Cox  Ann,  70  Jefferson 
Cox  Mrs.  Anna  M.  333  w  Pratt 
Cox  Charles,  painter,  25  Thompson 
Cox  &   Brown,  commission   merchants,    10 

Bowjy's  wharf 
COX    Surgeon  C.    C.    medical  purveyor  U. 

S.  A.,  head  quarters,  cor   Fayette  and  Cal- 
vert, dw  23  McCulloh 
Cox  Esau  L.  police,  336  e  Pratt 
Cox  Dr.  E.  Gover  &    Co.,  apothecary,  n   w 

cor  Pino  and  Baltimore 
COX  ELISHA,  coach  and  livery  stables,  n  e 

cor  Bank  and  Bethel,  dw  88  Bank 
Cox  Capt.  E.  W.  Hand  Tavern 
Cox  Dr.  E.  Gover,  (Dr.  E.  G.  C.  &  Co.)  92 

n  Paca 
Cox  Geo.  A.  grocer,  103  Hanover 
Cox  Henry  N.  clerk,  36  w  Biddle 
Cox  Isaac  &  Co.  hats  and  caps,  190  w  Balti- 
more 


Cox  Isaac,  (I.  C.  &  Co.)  600  w  Baltimore 
Cox  James  E.  painter,  287  e  Eager 
Cox  James  L.  cigar  maker,  164  Ensor 
Cox  James  H.  broker,  n  e  cor  Baltimore  and 

North,  dw  58  n  Greene 
Cox  JenningsS.  bookkeeper,  Jefferson  avnear 

Northern  av 
Cox  John,  yeast  maker,  110  Mullikin 
Cox  John,  printer,  312  n  Eutaw 
Cox  John,  carpenter,  220  e  Monument 
COX  JOHN  R.  &  POPE,  grocers,  s  w    cor 
Fayette  and  Howard.— [See  p.  27  Mverlise- 
ments] 
Cox  John  R,  (J.    R.  C.&  Pope,)  92  n    Paca 
Cox    Joseph.    (Freeland    &    Hall,)    226    n 

Charles 
Cox  Luther  J.  jr.  (C.  &  Brown, ^  5  HoUins 
Cox  Mary,  confectionery,  229  w  Biddle 
Cox  Mrs.  Mary,  grocery,  110  Mullikin 
Cox  Mary  E.  tailoress,  91  Jefferson 
Cox  Mrs.  Margaret,  Indian   vegetable   medi- 
cine, 158  e  Baltimore 
Cox  Melchor,  stone  mason,  599  w  Lombard 
Cox  Michael,  laborer,  6  Centre 
Cox  Perry,  upholsterer,  73  Columbia 

Cox ,27  Hollins 

Cox  Richard,  clerk,  58  n  Greene 

Cox  S.  Edward,  runner  Citizens'  Bank,  58  n 

Greene 
Cox  Susan,  104  n  Caroline 
Cox  Thomas,  hackman,  30  Harford  av 
Cox  Wm.  H.226n  Charles 
Cox  Wm.  H.   merchant  tailor,  606  w  Balti- 
more 
Cox  Wm.  A.  clerk,  103  Hanover 
Cox  Wm  F.  bookkeeper,  95  n  Bond 
Cox   Wm.    Perry,  receiving    teller    Citizens 

Bank,  dw  58  n  Greene 
Coxon  Francis,  potter,  165  Eastern  av 
Coy  Dr.  Byron  F.  dentist,  141  Washington 

place 
Coy  Frederick,  chair  grainer,  151  e  Madison 
Coy  John,  machinist,  70  William 
Coyle  Bernard  F.  butcher,  240  Penna.  av 
Coyle  Catharine,  grocery,  2  Centre 
Coyle  Henry  H.  photographer,  62  Conway 
Coyle  Hugh  J.  clerk,  101  Franklin 
Coyle  Hugh  J.  clerk,  105  Saratoga 
Coyle  James  B.  bookkeeper,  62  Conway 
Coyle  John,  ship  carpenter,  Hamburg  near 

Light 
Coyle  John,  carver  and  gilder,  105  Saratoga 
Coyle  Mary  A.  milliner,  240  Penna.  av 
Coyle  Dr.  Terrance  P.  dentist,  n  w  cor  Park 

and  Saratoga 
Coyle  Wm.  clerk  Adams  Express,  284  Frank- 
lin 
Coyne  Jeremiah,  carpenter,  26  n  Poppleton 
Coyne  John,  laborer,  221  Bank 
Coyne  Michael,  laborer,  51  Haubert 
Coyne  Peter,  laborer,  77  s  Poppleton 
Coyne  Timothy,  laborer,  196  Chesapeake 
Cozine  James,  grocer,  n  w  cor  Madison  and 

Ensor 
Cozine  Wm.  gilder,  64  Harford  av 
Crabbe  John  E.   R.  Carey  near  Saratoga 
Crabbs  Frederick,  oyster  packer,  418  w  Lom- 
bard 
Crabster  John,   watchman,  Lanvale  la  near 

Charles 
Craf  George,  wheelwright,  145  n  Central  av 
Craft  Ann  S.  38  s  Eutaw 
Craft  Charles,  butcher,  77  Preston 


J.   HEWR.Y  aiESE,   Commission   Mercliant,   for   ttie   sale    of  Flour,  Grain,  Seeds,  &c. 
Roaendale  Cement  and  Calcined  Plaster  constantly  on  Hand,  81  Spear's  "Wliarf. 


CRA 


91 


CRA 


Craft  Charles,  machinist,  186  George 
Craft  Charles  H.  mail  agent,  87  s  High 
Craft  Daniel  Parker,  hatter,  374  n  Gay 
Craft  Geo.  B.  38  s  Eutaw 
Craft  George,  laborer,  3  Mount 
Craft  George,  furn.  wagon,  ]60  Henrietta 
Craft  John,  stone  mason,  151  n  Eutaw 
Craft  John  Crew,  upholsterer,  295  Hollms 
Craft  Nicholas,  shoemaker,  51  Diamond  al 
Craft  Peter,  furn.  wagon,  158  Henrietta 
Craft  Wm.  G.  &  Co.  hat  manuf..  Bethel  ct 

opp.  Bethel  colored  church, Saratoga 
Craft  Wm.  G.  (W.  G.  C.  &  Co.)  24  n  Lib- 
erty 
Cragg  John,  cotton  spinner,  352  Ostend 
Cragg  John,  jr.  glass  blower,  352  Ostend 
Cragg  Joseph,  steamboat  inspect.  265  w  Fay- 
ette 
Cragg  Robert,  glass  blower,  352  Ostend 
Craggs  Wm.  cracker  baker,  131  e  Lombard 
Craig  Alex,  mariner,  47  w  Lombard 
Craig  Catharine,  192  East 
Craig    Ellen,  grocery,  cor    Falls    road  and 

Northern  av 
Craig  Horatio  E  grocer,  159  Ross 
Craig  James,  finisher,  568  w  Lombard 
Craig  J   Morell,  clerk,  611  w  Lombard 
Craig  John,  type  caster,  350  e  Monument 
Craig  Josiah,  huckster,  175  G  Hughes 
Craig  Levin  S.  65  Henrietta 
Craig  Oliver  B.  clerk,  159  Ross 
Craig  Robt.  (Armstrong  &  C.)  366  w  Fayette 
Craig   Thomas   W.  huckster,  223  w  Fayette 
Craig  Wm.  carpenter,  139  n  Fremont 
Craiger  Peter,  butcher,  Winans  row 
Craller  Crilier,  laborer,  10  Barnes 
Crapin  Capt.  Samuel,  87  Orleans 
Grain  Jeremiah,  laborer,  632  w  Pratt 
Grain  Peter  W.  attorney,  s  w  cor  Calvert  and 

Bank  la,  dw  Barnum's  hotel 
Cramblitt  Francis,  blacksmith,  122  s  Chester 
Cramblitt  Geo.  H.  soldier,  142  Vine 
Cramblitt  John,  bricklayer,  157  Chesapeake 
Cramblitt  Stephen,  paper  hanger,  140  Vine 
Cramblitt  Stephen  P.  bricklayer,  142  Vine 
Cramblitt  Thomas  A.  carpenter,  297  Saratoga 
Cramblitt  Wm.  F.  soldier,  142  Vine 
Cramer  Andrew,  wheelwright,  8  Bank 
Cramer  Charles,  tinner,  454  w  Pratt 
Cramer  Francis,  carpenter,  219  Canton  av 
Cramer  Frederick,  furniture,  162  s  Broadway 
Cramer  George,  shoemaker,  149  Chesnut 
Cramer  George,  musical  instrum't  maker,  cor 

Light  and  Montgomery 
Cramer  Gottleib,  tailor,  89  s  Bethel 
Cramer  J.  N.  clerk,  11  Cheapside 
Cramer  Joseph,  moulder,  14  McHenry 
Cramer  Michael,  laborer,  Dallas  near  Gough 
Crampton  Mrs.  C.  V.  boarding,  77  n  Eutaw 
Crampton  Mrs.  Mary,  409  s  Charles 
Crane   A.   Fuller,   (Wm.  C.  &  Son,)  235  n 

Eutaw 
Crane  A.  Fuller,  jr.  clerk,  235  n  Eutaw 
Crane  Benj.  (B.  C.  &  Co.)  228  n  Charles 
CRANE  BENJAMIN  &  CO.  wholesale  deal- 
ers in  silk  and   straw  goods,  249  w  Balti- 
more 
Crane  Charles,  (Benj.  Crane  &    Co.)   228  n 

Charles 
Crane  Charles,  bricklayer,  4  Centre  Market 

space 
Crane  Mrs.  Elizabeth,  68  Granby 
Crane  James,  conductor,  60  s  Republican 


99 


Crane  Capt.  James,  command 't  Fort  Federal 

Hill  .  ,        , 

Crane  Lieut.  Col.   Joseph  G.  commis  y  sub- 
sistence, headquarters,- dw  Eutaw  house 
Crane  Loren  P.  clerk,  48  s  Sharp 
Crane  Patrick,  blacksmith,  47  n  Exeter 
Crane   Patrick,  horse   shoer,  Falls  turnpike 
near  tollgate  ^ 

CRANE    WILLIAM    &    SON,    hide    and 
leather  dealers,   s  e   corner  Cheapside  and 
Water 
Crane  William  (W.  C.  &  Son,)  100  w  Lom- 
bard 
Cranford  James,  83  Washington,  F.  H. 
Crangle  Bartus,  ink  manuf.  199  n  Dallas 
Crangle  Mrs.  Isabella,  81  s Greene 
Crangle  Jas.  E.  wagon  master  U.   S.  A. 

Columbia 
Crangle  James  B.  printer,  199  n  Dallas 
Crangle  James,  clerk,  81  s  Greene 
Cranmer  Chapel,  (Episcopal,)  cor  Mullikin 

and  Spring 
Cranwell  Geo.  W.  cabinet  maker,  15  s  Ore- 
gon 
Cramlitt  Francis,  furnace  builder,  122  s  Ches- 
ter ^ 
Crasser  Christian,  cap  maker,  334  w  Pratt 
Crate   Sophia,  milk,  Gorsuch  av   near  Polk 

Homestead 
Craton  Patrick,  carpenter,  28  Morris  al 
Craumer  Francis  M.   clerk  N.  C.  R.  R.   116 

Greenmount  av 
Craven  Thomas,  laborer,  127  s  Greene 
Craver  John  S.  police,  225  Henrietta 
Crawford  Annie,  fancy  goods,  42  Hanover 
Crawford  Anna,  138  w  Lombard 
Crawford  A.  A.  clerk  P.,  W.  &  B.  R.  R.  dw 

Spring  row 
Crawford  Andrew,  wheelwright,  17  s  Carey 
Crawford  Austin,  brickmaker,  468  Light 
Crawford  Belle,  actress,  197  n  Exeter 
Crawford  C.  cooper,  8  Fountain 
Crawford  Charles  E.  draughtsman,  28  n  Lib- 
erty 
Crawford  Daniel,  bacon,  31  n  Fremont 
Crawford  Dixon,  livery  stable,  289  n   Eutaw 
Crawford  Elizabeth,  grocery,  59  s  Ann 
Crawford  Henry,  ship  carpenter,  59  s  Ann 
Crawford  Jacob,  carpenter,  57  s  Paca 
Crawford  James   W.   chair  ornamenter,  107 

McElderry 
Crawford  James  B.  clerk,  11  Franklin 
Crawford  John  A.  mariner,  389  Canton  av 
Crawford  John  C.  clerk,  107  McElderry 
Crawford  John  L.  34  Cathedral 
Crawford  John,  ship  carpenter,  59  s  Ann 
Crawford  Mary,  teacher,  57  s  Paca 
Crawford  Patrick,  grocer,  41  Amity 
Crawford  Robt.  K.  huckster,  302  Saratoga 
Crawford  Robt.  M.  bookkeeper,  198  w  Bal- 
timore 
Crawford  Rachel  D.  34  Cathedral 
Crawford  Richard  H.  clerk  National  Fire  Ins. 

Co.  302  Saratoga 
Crawford  Thomas,  printer,  224  e  Lombard 
Crawford  Thomas,  stone  cutter,  101  Preston 
CRAWFORD  WM.  H.  &.  CO.  prop's  Spice 
Mills,  warehouse  62  South,  spice  mill  s  w 
cor  Union  al  and  Dallas 
Crawford    Wm.    M.    jeweler,   Orleans  near 

Chester  . 

Crawford  Wm.  M.  jeweler,  7  n  Frederick, 
dw  Baltimore  co. 


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WTiarf.    C.  HART  SMITH,  Agent. 


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CRAWFORD  WM.  agent  Phila.  W.  &  B 

R.  R.  s  e  cor  High  and  Trinity 
Crawford  Wm.  R.  clerk,  74  Barre 
Crawford  Wm.  H.  (Wm.  H.  C.  &  Co.)  188 

Hoffman  ' 

Crawford  Wm.  C.  police,  9  n  Bond 
Crawford  Wm.  H.  carpenter,  107  Vine 
Crawford  Wm.  H.  H.  brickmaker,  468  Light 
Crawle  Alphenis,  mate,  67  s  Bond 
Crawley  Thomas  laborer,  81  North 
Crawling   Frederick,  laborer,  95  Eastern  av 
Crawling  Philip,  laborer,  95  Eastern  av 
Cray  Mrs.  Amelia  M.  nurse,  75  Warner 
Crazier  F  A.  laborer,  267  Aisquith 
Cready  Henry,  carter,  4  Bayer 
Creager  George,  tailor,  298  n  Central  av 
Creager  Peter,  butcher,  Winans  row 
Creager  Wm.  G.  Winans  row 
Creagh  Henry  A.  ship  carpenter,  128  s  Broad- 

Creagh  John,  stone  cutter,  137  Conway 
Creagh  John,  174  Park  ^ 

Creamer  Anthony,  moulder,  230  s  Sharp 
Creamer  Alexander,  saddler,  317  Aisquith 
Creamer  Caspar,  214  s  Charles 
Creamer  David,  clerk,  49  Hillen 
Creamer  David,  127  e  Monument 
Creamer  Frederick,  flirniture,  162  s  Broadway 
Creamer   Henry    shoemaker,  70  s  Fremont 
Creamer  Jacob,  blacksmith,  176  w  Biddle 

HoTlins  coach-spring    maker,    100 

Creamer  John,  laborer,  212  s  Charles 
Creamer  John,  locksmith,  HI  Raboro- 
Creamer  John,  grocer,  40  Philpot  " 
Creamer  John,  laborer,  81  s  Durham 
Creamer  Joseph,  milkman,  214  s  Charles 
Creamer  Joseph  F.  clerk  Sheriff's  office,  136 

e  Monument  ' 

Creamer  Mrs.  J.  grocery,  n  w  cor  Ensor  and 

Monument 
Creamer  Pascal,  ship  carp'r,  277  Aliceanna 
Oreamer  Thomas,  commis'n  merchant,  131  n 

Exeter 
Creamer  Thomas  H.  283  n  Gay 
Creamer  Wm.  lumber  mercht.  62  n  Broadway 
Crebbs  C    W.  S.  gas  fitter,  81  n  Caroline     ^ 
Creegan  Felix,  laborer,  247  Forrest 
Creegan  Joseph,  currier,  s  e  cor  French  and 

High 
Cressman  Jacob  N.  cigar  packer,  27  n  Hiffh 
Creery  Ann  T.  336  Saratoga  ^ 

Creery  Catharine,  107  Mulberry 
Creery  Wm.  R.  teacher,  336  Saratoga 
Creig   Barney,   hostler,   Bull   Head    tavern, 
rront  ' 

Creighton  Mrs.  Elmina,  225  Montgomery 
L-reiguon  Geo.  W.  cigar  maker,  25  Perry 
Creighton  Capt.  Henry,  216  Barre 
Creighton  Henry  T.  painter,  379  Light 
Creighton  James,  mariner,  71  William 
Creighton  Michael,  tavern,  39  Centre  Market 

space 
Creighton  Mrs.  Mary  A.  77  Lee 
Creighton  Robert,  ship  carpenter,  391  s  Eutaw 
Creighton  Rev.  Samuel,  100  Chew 
Creighton  Wm.  B.  clerk,  48  Fawn 
Cremen  John  F.  collector,  69  n  Poppleton 
Crcmen  John  E.  jeweler,  69  n  Poppleton 
Creny  Mary  J.  fancy  store,  135  n  Eutaw 
Creny  Margaret  S.  135  n  Eutaw 
Crr^sy  Geo.  N.  agent  Md.  Tract  depostory, 
4b  Conway  ' 


Crescent  Coal  Oil  Co.  of  Baltimore,  s  w  cor 
West  and  Howard,  office  62  s  Gay,  Henry 
R.  Wilson  president 
Crevingston  Geo.  A.  brakesman,  504  w  Pratt 
CrewMaryA.  68  8  Chapel 
Crew  Wm.  J.  carpenter,  126  Raborg 
Crey  A  oysms  L.  clerk,  70  Buren 
Crey  Elizabeth  Mary,  70  Buren 

"^7o     """y  ^-  restaurant,  3  e  Madison,  dw 
70  Buren 

Creyton  Thomas,  carter,  Strieker  s  of  Pratt 
Crich  Charles,  coal  heaver,  236  Chase 
Crichton   Malcolm  (Wm.    C.   &    Son,)    36 

Mount  Vernon  place 

CRICHTON   WM.   &    SON,  grain,  flour, 

guano,  and  commis.  merchants,   1    Wood 

cor  Bowly's  whf  ' 

Crichton  Wm.  (Wm.  C.  &  Son,)  36  Mount 

Vernon  place 
Crichton  Wm.  president  Corn  and  Flour  Ex- 

change.  Monument  near  St.  Paul 
Crider  Charles  A.  ehair  maker,  154  Pine 
Crilley  Mrs.  Elizabeth,  huckster,  153  3  Fre- 
mont 
Crim    Henry   C.   blacksmith,   Calhoun  a  of 

Ramsay 
Cnmmel  Jacob,  cutter,  n  e  cor  Mullikin  and 

Dallas 
Crimmel  Mrs.  Susan,  grocery,  n  e  cor  Mulli- 
kin and  Dallas 
Crimmins  Timothy,  teacher,  123  Division 
Cripps  J.  T.  nightman,  425  n  Gay 
Cripps  Richard  H.  6  Thomsen 
Cripps  Thomas  J.  laborer,  6  Thomsen 
Cripps  Thonrias,  of  planing  mill,  6  Thomsen 
Crisall  Geo.  W.  boot  maker,  174  e   Lombard 
Crise  George,  clerk,  228  Madison  av 
Crise  John  L.  property  agent,  228  w  Madison 
Crisp  Charles,  tobacconist,  42  Thames 
Crisp  Charles  E.  cigar  maker,  253  Gou<-h 
Crisp  Elijah,  painter, 89  n  Greene 
Crisp  Joseph,  tobacconist,  42  Thames 
Crispeire  Frederick,  tailor,  297  s  Paca 
Crispin  J.  H.  clerk,  Calvert  between  Fayette 

and  Lexington 
Crispins    Henry,  fisherman.    Fort    av    near 

Lawrenee 
Crispins  Peter,  laborer,  87  Washington,  F  H 
Criss  Michael,  1  Hanover 
Crist  Elizabeth,  fancy  goods,  94  s  Exeter 
Crist  Jacob,  drayman,  98  Eastern  av 
Crist  Wm.  cabinet  maker,  252  n  Caroline 
Cristman  Christopher,  tailor,  14  Walker 
Critzer  Sebastian,  furn.  wagoner,  132  Orleans 
Critzman  Otto,  iron  worker,  rear  of  179  s  Ann 
I    Critzman  Wm.  painter,  188  Eastern  av 
Crochen  Mary,  2  Slemmers  al 
Crockard  John,  stone  cutter,  202  n  Fremont 
Crockett  Benton  H.  boarding,  73  s  Charles 
Crocker  Emanuel,  293  n  Caroline 
Crocker  Mrs.  Eliza,  466  Saratoga 
Crocker  Samuel  G.  293  n  Caroline 
Crockett  Charles,  soldier,  73  s  Charles 
Crockett  Daniel,  huckster,  15  Goodman  al 
Crockett  James,  shoemaker,  50  Boyd 
Crockett  John  W.  carpenter,  339  Mulberry 
Crockett  Nehemiah,  shoemkr.  362  Lexino-ton 
Crockett  Theodore,  locksmith,  1  Grace  ct 
Crockett  Wm.  brakesman,  52  s  Schroeder 
Crockett  Wm.  H.  turner,  8  Jefferson 
Crockett   Walter   C.    bricklayer,    362    Lex- 
ington 
Crodan  Edward,  carter,  95  McElderry 


Benefit  JAU  Imurance  Co.,  Wewnrk,  N.  J.,"  89  Second  Street! 


CRO 


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Crody  James,  grocery,  9  Park 

Croft  James,  118  Pine 

Croft  Mrs.  Mary  A.  140  n  Fremont 

Crofoot  Caufield,  brickmaker,  893  w  Pratt 

Crogan  Thomas,  laborer,  35  French 

Croghan  Thomas,  porter,  cor.  Madison  and 

Stirling 
Croghan  Patrick,  tavern,  16  East  Falls  av 
Croghen  Peter,  laborer,  8  Slemmer  al 
Crombie   Albert  D.    (Ammidon  &    C.)   275 

Garden 
Cromenberger  Joseph,  barkeeper,  34  e  Pratt 
Cromer  Andw.  carter,  cor  Fremont  and  Ham- 
burg 
Cromer  Daniel,  soldier,  14  Wyeth 
Cromer  Mrs.  Elizabeth,  14  "Wyeth 
Cromer  John,  wagoner,  14  Wyeth 
Cromer  Margaret,  14  s  Eutaw 
CROMER   THOMAS   W.  tobacconist,  341 
w  Baltimore,  dw   s   w  cor  Lombard  and 
Strieker 
Crommelin  &  Kane,  bankers,  4  North 
Crommelin  Theodore  (C.  &  Kane)  77  n  Eutaw 
Cromwell  Mrs.  Anna,  29  McHenry 
Cromwell  Anna,  tailoress,  160  Gough 
Cromwell  George    H.    cabinet  maker,   46   s 

Broad  way 
Cromwell  Jacob  G.  baggage  master,  B.  &  0. 

R.  R.  24  Brune 
Cromwell  Jacob  G.  cabinet  makr.  438  Walsh 
Cromwell  John  E.  sailmaker,  354  e  Fayette 
Cromwell  John,  police,  31  Scott 
Cromwell  Capt.  John  G.  183  Conway 
Cromwell  Joseph,  collector,  126  Grundy 
Cromwell  Joseph,  sailmaker,  115  Bank 
Cromwell  Joshua  (J.  C.  &  Son,)  136  s  Ann 
Cromwell  Joshua,  jr.  sailmaker,  160  Gough 
Cromwell  Joshua   &   Son,  sailmakers,    127 

Thames 
Cromwell  Levi,  gunsmith,  265  s  Ann,  dw  118 

Thames 
Cromwell  Oliver  H.  297  Aisquith 
Cromwell  Oliver  H.  288  Aisquith 
Cromwell  Oliver  T.  coachmaker,  288  Aisquith 
Cromwell  Richard,  farmer,  89  n  Paca 
CROMWELL  RICHARD,  agricultural  and 
horticultural  implement  manuf.  and  seeds- 
man, 46  and  48  Light,  dw  89  n  Paca 
Cromwell  Wm.  carpenter,  202  Eastern  av 
Cronan  Charles  P.  painter,  4  Humes 
Cronan  Mary,  grocer,  134  Vine 
Crone  Edward,  tavern,  75  n  Gay 
Crone  Frederick  A.  401  w  Pratt 
CRONE  WILLIAM  C.   Wee   Drop  restau- 
rant, 15  n  High 
Crone  Wm.  C.  deputy  sheriff,  15  n  High 
Croney  Philip,  cigar  maker,  28  s  Caroline 
Croney  Philip  H.  cigar  maker,  58  s  Caroline 
Cronhardt  Charles,    jeweler,  &c.,  88  n  Gay, 

dw206  ' 

Cronhardt  John,  shoemaker,  29  Ensor 
Cronin  Rev.  C.  C.  92  Lee 
Cronin  Deary,  laborer,  4  French 
Cronin  Jeremiah,  hackman,  34  Addison 
Cronice  Mrs.  Mary  0.  56  n  Liberty 
Cronnelley  Mary,  confectioner,  17  French 
Cronvelt  George,  laborer,  15  Albemarle 
Crook  Mrs.  Ann  E.  676  Saratoga 
Crook  Columbus  S.  (Wm.  H.  Crawford  & 

Co.)  174  Preston 
Crook  Charles  C.  404  Saratoga 
Crook  Daniel,  clerk,  51  Harford  av 
Crook  Mrs.  Emma,  190  n  Eutaw 


Crook  Francis  A.  (George  Sanders  &  Co.)  s 

w  cor  Madison  and  Townsend 
Crook  Francis  A   treas.  Balto.  Equitable  So- 
ciety, dw  s  w  cor  Madison  and  Townsend 
Crook  Francis  M.  auditor  Adams'  Express, 

575  Lexington 
Crook  George  W.  196  Madison  av 
Crook  Geo.  W.  M.  boots,  shoes  and  gaiters, 

69  w  Baltimore 
Crook  Henry,  clerk  Bank  of  Baltimore,  dw 

51  Harford  av 
Crook  Jane  A.  205  w  Lombard 
Crook  Joseph,  (J.  C.  &  Son,)  404  Saratoga 
Crook   Philip,  corresponding  clerk   Bank  of 

Baltimore,  51  Harford  av 
Crook  Sallie,  190  n  Eutaw 
Crook  Mrs.  Walter,  jr.  205  w  Lombard 
Crook  Walter  J.  (W.  C,  jr.)  205  w  Lombard 
CROOK  WALTER,  JR.  dealer  in  upholstery 
and  paper  hangings,  220  w  Baltimore,  dw 
205  w  Lexington,— [See  page  16  Mvertise- 
inents.] 
Crook  William  W.  finisher,  18  s  Fremont 
Crook  William,  carpenter,  267  e  Biddle 
Crook  Capt.  Wm.  S.  85  s  Eden 
Crooks  Joshua,  hay,  315  Mulberry 
Crookshanks  Charles  S.  ship  joiner,  Mill,  dw 

130  s  High 
Cropp  Wm.  plasterer,  222  Peirce 
CROPPER   THOMAS  J.  grocer  and   com- 
mission merchant,  55  South,  dw  17  s  High 
Cropper  Reuben,  boiler  maker,  34  Williamson 
Crosby  Capt.  Charles  T.  127  Orleans 
Crosby  Mrs.  Charlotte  Hudson  al  near  Fred- 
erick 
Crosby  George  W.  soldier,  101  Mount 
Crosby  James,  carpenter,  171Greenmount  av 
Crosby  Joseph,  62  s  Greene 
Crosby  Lewis,  engineer,  161  n  Central  av 
Crosby  Miles,  hostler,  184  Dover 
Crosby  Thomas  H.  shoemaker,  18  Willow 
Crosby  Wm.  C.  (E.  L.  Palmer  &  Co.)  62  s 

Greene 
Crowshaw  John,  agent  Three  Tuns  Hotel 
Croskup  Mrs.  Catherine,  grocery,  92  Albe- 
marle 
Cross  Adam,  86  Eastern  av 
Cross  Rev.  Andrew  B.  161  n  Calvert 
Cross  Andrew,  laborer,  110  Hollins 
Cross  Cyril,  sheet  iron  worker,  98  Granby 
Cross  Cyrus,  cabinetmaker,  17  Scott 
Cross  David  H.  painter,  169  Hoffman 
Cross  David,  wheelwright,  Hillen   bet.  East 

and  Forrest,  dw  113  n  Exeter 
Cross  Edward,  rigger,  216  s  Wolfe 
Cross  Edward  T.  soldier,  302  w  Lombard 
Cross  E.  J.  D.  attorney,  31  Lexington,  dw 

161  n  Calvert 
Cross  E.  M.  &  Co.  publishers  Baltimore  City 

Business  Directory,  110  w  Baltimore 
Cross  George  T.  boot  maker,  98  Granby 
Cross  George  R.  clerk,  13  n  Exeter 
Cross  H.  L.  shoe  store,  234  Lexington 
Cross  John  W.  carpenter,  483  Saratoga 
Cross  John,  milk  dairy  101  s  Ann 
Cross  Jonathan,  agent  Amer.  Tract  Society, 

302  w  Lombard 
Cross  Joseph  H.  M.  carpenter,  21  L.  Sharp, 

dw  Greene  and  Lexington 
Cross  J.  D.  clerk,  113  n  Exeter 
Cross  Latrobe,    bookkeeper,  tobacco   ware- 
house, 84  Hanover 
Cross  Mary,  198  Forrest 


J.  HEIVRY  GIESE:,  Commission  Merclxant,  for  the  sale   or  FIotot,  Grain,  Seeds,  &c. 
Roseudale  Cement  and  Calcined  Plaster  constantly  on  hand,  dl  Spear's  TVliarf. 


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Cross  Richard  K.  (Wm,  S.  C.  &  Bro.)  161  n 

Calvert 
Cros3  Mrs.  Sarah,  57  n  Poppleton 
Cross  Samuel   B.   blacksmith,   69  and  75  s 

Howard,  dw  139  Camden 
Cross  Samuel  J.  coach  maker,  139  Camden 
Cross  Thomas,  laborer,  67  Watson 
Cross  Thos.  W.  bricklayer,  57  n  Porpleton 
Cross  Truman,   cashier  Com.  and  Farmers' 

Bank,  dw  9  s  Howard 
CROSS  WM.  S.  &  BRO.,  lumber,  stave  and 

general  commission  merchants,  n  e  cor  East 

Falls  and  Eastern  avs 
Cross  Wm.  S.   (W.  S.  C.  &  Bro.,)  161  n 

Calvert 
Cross  William,  painter,  98  Lancaster 
Crosswell   Captain  John  W.  mariner,   61  s 

Washington,  F.  P. 
Crossman  Jacob  H.  grocer,  118  Lexington 
Crossley  James  T.  bacon,  .31  n  Greene,  dw 


Crothers  Amos,  police,  505  Saratoga 
Crothers  David,  coal  dealer,  70  North,  dw  28 

s  Spring 
Crothers  Robert,  carpenter,  62  Courtland,  dw 

28  s  Spring 
Crotty  David,  gardener,  261  n  Eden 
Crou  Richard,  wagoner,  Dover  w  of  Fulton 
Crouch   Mrs.  Ann  Elizabeth,  seamstress  32 

Williamson 
Crouch  A.  B.  shoemaker,  141  Hamburg 
Crouch  David,  iron  moulder,  261  s  Charles 
Crouch  Capt.  Geo.  W.  227  Montgomery 
Crouch  Isabella,  150  e  Eager 
Crouch  John  W.  boiler  maker,  11  Henrietta 
Crouch  Mrs.  Margaret,  226  s  Charles 
Crouch  Stewart,  soldier,  341  s  Sharp 
Crouch  Thos.D.  blacksmith,  206 Montgomery 
Crouch  William,  printer,  150  e  Eager 
Croucher  George,  mariner,  1  Wills 
Croughan  John,  currier,  129  Harford  av 
Crouse  John,  blacksmith,  40  Liberty  al 
Crouse  Joseph  A.  shoemaker,  381  Franklin 
Crouse  Rebecca,  seamstress,  148  George 
Crout  Hezekiah,  tin  and  sheet  iron  worker, 

48  Penna.  av.  dw  246 
Crouther  John,  carpenter,  216  n  Eutaw 
Croutzberg  William,  cigar  maker,  41  Brown 
Crow  Ezekiel,  shoemaker,  9  French 
Crow  Fredk.  cabinet  maker,  23  Albemarle 
Crow  Jane,  grocery,  109  Aisquith 
Crow  John  T.  editor,  42  Bolton 
Crow  Lennox,  laborer,  262  s  Ann 
Crow  Malachi,  clerk,  113  Hillen 
CROWDER  A.  N.  grocer,  cor  Conway  and 

Warner 
Crowder  Flemming,  coach  trimer,  165  Orleans 
Crowe  John,  clerk  N.  C.  R.  R.  103  Hillen 
Crowe  Michael,  porter,  113  Hillen 
Crowe  Michael,  porter,  26  Conway 
Crowell  John,  cooper,  363  s  Sharp 
Crowl  Isabella,  confectionery,  475  Belair  av 
Crowler  John,  carpet  weaver,  84  s  Spring 
Crowley  Dennis,  sawyer,  322  Forrest 
Crowley  Fredk.  shoemaker,  556  Penna.  av 
Crowley  F.  C.  contractor,  32  Columbia 
Crowley  Mrs.  Honora,  grocery,  s  e  cor  Car- 
oline and  Lombard 
Crowley  Jacob  G.  sutler,  197  Lee 
Crowley  James,  periodical  dealer,  116  w  Bal- 
timore, dw  224  e  Monument 
Crowley  James,  laborer,  132  s  Chester 
Crowley  John,  painter,  7  Baker 


Crowley  Mrs.  Mary  A.  tailoress,  143  s  Fre- 
mont 
Crowley  Wm.  A.  letter  carrier,  15  Columbia 
Crowley  Wm.  S.  clerk  Quarter  Master,  123 

n  Gay 
Crowley  Wm.  S.  cigars  and  tobacco,  123  n 

Gay 
Crown  P.  Anthon,  cigar  maker,  401  w  Pratt 
Crown  Marion  A.  clerk,  93  n  Pine 
Crown  Mrs.  Matilda  93  n  Pme 
Crownfield  Mrs.  Anna  J.  98  Hanover 
Crownfield  Herman  F.  attorney,  1  Courtland 
Crownholtz  John,  tinner,  Chase  nr  Central  av 
Crowther  Amos  W.  police,  505  Saratoga 
Crowther  Benj.  P.  stone  mason,  304  Johnson 
Crowther  James,  stone  mason,  Mount  Royal 
Crowther  Josh,  stone  mason,  247  w  Hoffman 
Crowther  Llewellyn,  salesman,  21  n  Calvert 
Croyeau  Augustin,  French  goods,  171  w  Bal- 
timore, dw  s  w  cor  Eutaw  and  Fayette 
Crozier  Charles,  hatter,  198  s  Broadway 
Crozier  James,  moulder,  46  McElderry 
Crozier  John  R.  96  Gough 
Crozier  Margaret  A.  teacher,  108  s  Caroline 
Crozier  Wm.  sailmaker,  118  s  Caroline 
Cruden  James,  furn.  wagon,  371  Franklin 
Cruikshank  J.  A.  apothecary,  173  Penna.  av 
Crumbacker,  telegraphist,  128  Hoffman 
Crumbacker  Ephraim,  clerk,  128  Hoffman 
Crumm  Mary  F.  upholstress,  302  n  Howard 
Crunimer  Alex,  engineer,  126  e  Madison 
Crummer  Dan'l,  draughtsman,  126  e  Madison 
Crummer  Eliza  A.  12G  e  Madison 
Crummer  Henry,  clothing  cutter,  82  Park 
Crummer  Nathan  J.  grocer,  76  Hillen 
Cruse  Andrew,  cigar  maker,  74  n  Caroline 
Cruse  Charles,  engineer,  43  s  Schroeder 
Cruse  Edward,  boatman,  97  Lancaster 
Cruse  Mrs.  Elizabeth,  70  Eislein 
Cruse  Geo.  W.  cigar  maker,  74  n  Caroline 
Cruse  Henry  H.  pop  business,  341  s  Bond 
Cruse  Isaac,  clerk,  235  Hanover 
Cruse  John  H.  5  n  Caroline 
Crusen  Edw.  machinist,  523  w  Lombard 
Crusen  Mrs.  Sarah,  504  Light 
Cruser  Isaac,  clerk,  235  Hanover 
CRUSSE  JOHN,  tavern,  81  Boston,  and  coal 

and  wood  yard  cor  Boston  and  Leakin 
Cryan  John,  hostler,  79  s  Poppleton 
Cubel  Fredk.  W.  harness  mak.  96  Leadenhall 
Cuddy  Isaac,  191  Orleans 
Cudv  Mrs.  Sarah,  101  West 
Cuff' Patrick,  grocery,  38  Block 
Cugle  John  (C,  Sickel  &  Co.)  191  St.  Paul 
CUGLE,  SICKEL  &  CO.  fancy  goods  and 

notions,  285  w  Baltimore 
Cuhard  Cornelius,  laborer,  502  w  Pratt 
Culbertson   C.  D.  Quarter  Master  U.  S.  A. 

49  Lexington 
Culbertson  J.  G.  police,  60  n  High 
Culbertson  Isaac,  clerk,  60  n  High 
Culbertson  Louisa,  60  n  High 
Culin   Adam   V.   coal    dealer,   Fayette  near 

Fulton 
Cullahan  Thomas,  laborer,  13  Fall 
Cullan  James,  125  Ensor 
Cullan   Mrs.  Mary,  cane   worker,  27  Armi- 

stead  la 
Cullen  Catharine,  tavern,  81  Forrest 
Cullen  Isabella,  119  s  Castle 
Cullen  James,  shoemaker,  140  German 
Cullen  Mrs.  Mary  ,cupper  and  leecher,  34  s 
Bond 


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95 


CUN 


Cullen   Mary,  cupper  and  leecher,  10  s  Bond 
Cullen   Michael,  laborer,  190  s  Washington, 

F.  P. 
Cullen  Patrick,  grocer,  s  e  cor  Madison  and 

Stirling 
Cullen  Patrick,  laborer,  45  w  Lombard 
Cullen  Thomas,  clerk,  28  Hanover 
Cullen  Thomas,  bootmaker.  Union  hotel,  s  w 

cor  Pratt  and  Charles 
Cullender  George,  mariner,  67  Albemarle 
Culley  Edward,  laborer,  98  Harford  av 
Cullimore   &  Austin,  ship   smiths,  1  and   3 

Fell 
Cullimore  John,  (C.  &  Austin,)  217  Bank 
Cullimore  Mrs.  John,  boarding,  193  e  Pratt 
Cullimore  Mrs.  Rebecca,  242  Light 
Cullington  Thos.  cigar  maker,  15  w  Lombard 
Culling  Caroline,  laundress,  170  w  Fayette 
Culling  Geo.  W.  miller,  170  w  Fayette 
Cullison  Geo.  W.  pilot,  301  e  Lombard 
Cullison  George  E.  bricklayer,  228  Bank 
Cullison  James  M.  ice  cream,  182  Madison  av 
Cullison  Maria,  228  Bank 
Cullison  Noah,  feed,  87  Penna.  av 
Cullison  Thomas  W.  carpenter,  n  e  cor  Lom- 
bard and  Ann 
Cullison  Wm.   H.  stone  mason,  Falls  road 

near  tollgate 
Culpepper  Daniel  W.  108  s  Sharp 
Cullum  Ann,  trimmings  and   confectionery, 

62  Greenmount  av 
CULLUM  NELSON,  flour,  feed  &c.,  13  w 

Lombard,  dw  187  e  Monument 
Culnan  Samuel,  comb  maker,  465  n  Gay 
Culver  Chas.  engineer,  103  n  Caroline 
Culver  John,  blacksmith,  84  e  Madison 
CUMBERLAND  COAL  AND  IRON  CO., 

R.  H.  Phipps  agent,  L.  P. 
Cumberland  Charles,  20  Hampstead 
Cumming  Miss  Jane,  Young  Ladies'  Literary 

Institute,  7  n  Carey 
Cumming  Wm.  A.  tobacconist,  189  w  Balti- 
more, dw  34  9  Sharp 
Cummings  Alex.  44  Spring  row 
Cummings  Henrietta,  teacher,  140  Hanover 
Cummings  James,  laborer,  119  Pierce 
Cummings  James,  ship  carpenter,  94  s  Wash- 
ington, F.  P. 
Cummings  James,  blacksmith,  12  Stiles 
Cummuigs  John,  laborer,  e  Fayette  extended 
Cummings  John,  milkman,  e  Fayette  extended 
Cummings  Lewis  H.  tinner,  171  Garden 
Cummings  Mrs.  Margaret,  171  Garden 
Cummings  Mrs.  Mary,  12  Stiles 
Cummings  Margaret,  118  s  Ann 
Cummings  Mary,  116  s  Ann 
Cummings  Patrick,  bricklayer,  17  High 
Cummings  Patrick,  laborer,  193  s  Castle  al 
Cummings  Mrs.  Rosanna,  seamstress,  120  n 

Fremont 
Cummings  Mrs.  Rose,  candies,  439  Saratoga 
Cummins  Rev.  George  D.  283  Madison  av 
Cummins  John  G.  fruiterer,  48  n  Exeter 
Cummins  John  W.  carpenter,  48  n  Exeter 
Cummins  Capt.  Jonathan,  160  German 
Cummins  Robt.  P.  bricklayer,  230  n  Bond 
Cummins  Thomas,  laborer,  9  Falls 
CUMMISKEY  EUGENE,  attorney,  43  St. 

Paul 
Cumpe  Conrad,  blacksmith,  23  s  Bethel 
Cundiff  Capt.  Wm.  mariner,  37  Lee 
Cunio  Andrew,  confectioner,  s  w  cor  Douglass 
and  Forrest 


Cunnigan  John,  laborer,  101  Plum  al 
Cunningham  And.  coach  painter,  291  e  Mad- 
ison 
Cunningham    Barney,  laborer,  rear  of   197 

Montgomery 
Cunningham  Dr.  Chas.  T.  D.  130  e  Pratt 
Cunningham  Charles,  broommaker,  42  Ross 
Cunningham   Cornelius   N.   shoemaker,   212 

Hollins 
CUNNINGHAM    &    COCHRAN,    stoves, 
furnaces,  tinware,  &c.,  53  s  Calvert,  and 
Cheapside  s  of  Lombard 
Cunningham  E.  H.  clerk,  78  e  Fayette 
Cunningham  Edward,  bricklayer,  291  e  Ma- 
dison 
Cunningham  Elizabeth  S.  231  Franklin 
Cunningham  Geo.  A.  sup't  at  planing  mill, 

67  s  Eden 
Cunningham  Geo.  W.  mariner,  360  Franklin 
Cunningham  Capt.  Isaac  H.  mariner,  5  Perry 
Cunningham  Capt.  Jas.  mariner,  9  House  ct 
Cunningham  Jas.  stone  mason,  99  n  Caroline 
Cunningham  J.  H.  commissary  clerk,  How- 
ard House 
Cunningham  James,  78  e  Fayette 
Cunningham  James  M.  clerk,  91  e  Fayette 
Cunningham  James,  267  n  Dallas 
Cunnigham  James,  hackman,  n  w  cor  German 

and  Pine 
Cunningham  Jane,  78  Chesnut 
Cunningham  John  E.  A.  (C.  &  Cochran)  207 

e  Madison 
Cunningham  John,  grocery,  413  s  Charles 
Cunningham  John,  switch  tender,  73  s  Reg- 
ester 
Cunningham  John  B.  93  French 
Cunningham  John  D.  propt'r  of  hacks,  278 

Aisquith 
Cunningham  Geo.  A.  painter,  1  King,  dw  55 

Columbia 
Cunningham  John,  laborer,  221  Boston 
Cunningham  Mary,  40  Valley 
Cunningham  Mary  93  French 
Cunningham  Mary,  tavern,  21  Boston 
Cunningham    Mi's.   Mary,  Townsend    near 

John 
Cunningham  Mrs.  Mary  A.  222  Dover 
Cunningham    Mrs.    Mary,    grocery,   142    n 

Eutaw 
Cunningham  Merriken  B.  agricultural  imp't 

maker,  91  e  Fayette 
Cunningham  Mortimore,  130  e  Pratt 
Cunningham  Michael,  machinist,  142  n  Eutaw 
Cunningham  Michael,  laborer,  192  Holiday 
Cunningham  Nich.  laborer  1  New  Church 
Cunningham  Peter,  laborer,  304  Ross 
Cunningham  Sam'l,  hackman,  327  Harford  av 
Cunningham  Mrs.  Sarah,  18  Lemmon  al 
Cunningham  Thomas  A.  clerk,  U.  S.  subsist- 
ence department,  dw  Howard  House 
Cunningham  Thomas,  blacksmith,  38  Grant, 

dw  222  Montgomery 
Cunningham  Thos.  B.  carpenter,  91  e  Fayette 
Cunningham  Thomas  A.  coal  agent,  22  w  Se- 
cond, dw  n  w  cor  Madison  and  Calvert 
Cunningham  Wm.  H.  flour,  feed  and  lime, 
s  w  cor  Ensor  and  East,  dw  290  n  Caroline 
Cunningham    William   C.   carpenter,   184  e 

Monument 
Cunningham  Wm.  R.  clerk.  Chase  w  of  Bond 
Cunningham  Wm.  A.  police,  149  n  Caroline 
Cunningham    William    W.   druggist,   195  n 
Central  av 


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Benefit  Life  Insurance  Co.,  Neivark,  N.  J.," 


'  Mutual 


CUN 


96 


DAD 


Cunz  John  W.  clerk,  70  Decker 
Cupp  Daniel,  tailor,  81  s  Spring 
Cupp  Michael,  laborer,  190  Eastern  av 
Curlett  Edward  W.  plasterer,  196  Gough 
Curlett  Elias  M.  soldier,  120  Lee 
CURLETT  JOHN  &  SON,  coachmakers,  33 

North 
Curlett  John,  jr.,  (Smith  &  C.)  185  St.  Paul 
Curlett  John   (J.  C.  &  Son,)   Calvert  near 

Madison 
CURLETT    LEWIS    G.    commission    mer- 
chant, s  w  cor  Camden  and  Charles,  dw 
20  Lee 
Curlett  Mary,  125  Mullikin 
Curlett  Thos.  coach  painter,  204  Gough 
Curlett  Wm.  (J.  C.  &  Son,)  79  McCulloh 
Curley  Bernard,  laborer,  66  Essex 
Curley  H.  R.  druggist,  2  s  Howard,  dw  Bal- 
timore Co 
Curley  Hubert,  laborer,  34  Morton  al 
Curley  James,  architect,  83  Park 
Curley  James  W.  hardware,  17  n  Howard, 

dw  Baltimore  Co 
Curley  James  A.  clerk,  169  w  Biddle 
Curley  John  T.  bookkeeper,  Baltimore  Co 
Curley  John,  liquors,  202  Cathedral 
Curley  Dr.  Joseph  H.  cashier  People's  Bank, 

dw  24  s  Strieker 
Curley  Kieran,  202  w  Madison 
Curley  Louis,  laborer,  288  e  Monument 
Curley  Mary  E.  Ross  extended 
Curley  Margaret,  29  Centre  Market  space 
Curley  Rachel,  tailoress,  41  Abbott 
Curley  Thomas,  laborer,  59  York 
Curley  Wm.  boiler  maker,  88  Grundy 
Curns  Pv.ev.  James,  95  s  High 
Curran  Charles,  lamps  and  oils,  210  n  Gay, 

dw  36  Greenmount  av 
Curran  Edward,  laborer,  149  Aliceanna 
Curran  Francis,  laborer,  37  Eastern  av 
Curran  Francis,  Clinton 

Curran  James,  machinist,  36  Greenmount  av 
Curran  Joanna,  310  Light 
Curran  Mary,  dress  maker,  16  Scott 
Curran  Margaret,  laundress,  35  e  Monument 
Curran  Mary,  1  Webster  al 
Curran  Nicholas  F.  pattern  maker,  310  Light 
Curran  Patrick,  laborer,  44  Cooksie 
Curren  Edward,  laborer,  61  Centre  Market 

space 
Curren  Edward,  laborer,  24  Block 
Curren  Matthew,  carter,  179  s  Central  av 
Currey  Francis,  engineer,  171  s  Chapel 
Currey  James  H.  assist,  surgeon,  U.  S.  A. 

Fort  McHenry 
Currey  John,  44  Chew 
Curry  Eliza,  boarding,  28  Hanover 
Curry  Geo.  W.  baker,  423  w  Pratt 
Curry  Hugh,  dyer,  4  Franklin  la 
Curry  John  T.  shoemaker,  194  e  Madison 
Curry  John,  253  e  Fayette 
Curry  John  laborer,  16  e  Madison 
Curry  Levi  H.  clerk  at  tobacco  warehouse, 

84  Hanover 
Curry  Dr.  Patrick  S.  54  French 
Curry  Wm.  carpenter,  115  s  Bond 
Curry  Wm.  H.  blacksmith,  170  Eager 
Cursa  F.  soldier,  331  s  Bond 
Curtain  Henry  G.  clerk,  253  e  Biddle 
Curtain  Henry,  butcher,  16  Centre,  20  Lex- 
ington, and  16  Richmond  markets,  dw  Har- 
ford av  near  city  limits 
Curtain  Johanna,  huckstress,  15  Diamond 


Curtain  James,  butcher,  Harford  av  near  city- 
limits 
Curtain  James,  butcher,  14  Centre  Market, 

dw  Baltimore  Co 
Curtean  Samuel,  oak  cooper,  Ellicott  nr  Lom- 
bard, dw  204  n  Eden 
Curtin  Mary,  dress  maker,  88  Saratoga 
Curtin  Patrick,  bar  tender,  552  w  Baltimore 
Curtin  Susan,  dress  maker,  88  Saratoga 
Curtis  Albert,  tailor,  230  German 
Curtis  Rev.  A.  A.  328  Madison  av 
Curtis  Chas.  A.  blacksmith,  54  Dolphin 
Curtis  Henry  A.  cutter,  230  German 
Curtis  James,  bookkeeper,  125  w  Fayette 
Curtis  John,  huckster,  15  Albert  al 
Curtis  John  D.  cabinet  maker,  230  German 
Curtis  Peter,  laborer,  239  Lemmon 
Curtis  John  A.  turner,  49  Pine 
Curtz  Louisa,  tailoress,  101  Orchard 
Curvan  Frances,  96  e  Eager 
Curvel  Charles,  bricklayer,  81  Garden 
Curvel  John,  bricklayer,  290  n  Eutaw 
Curvel  Sarah,  81  Garden 
Curveill  Samuel  T.  police,  167  Greene 
Curviil  Elizabeth,  96  e  Eager 
Curvill  Margaret,  96  e  Eager 
Curviil  Wm.  sailmaker,  73  s  Regester 
Cushaw  John,  cigar  maker,  217  Mulberry 
Cushaw  Rachel,  183  Lexington 
Cusick  Mary,  161  Aliceanna 
CUSHINGS    &  BAILEY,   booksellers  and 

stationers,  262  w  Baltimore 
Cushing  David,  (C.  &  Ehlen,)  97  w  Fayette 
CUSHING  &  EHLEN,  coal  dealers,  36  w 

Second 
Cushing  Frank  C.  clerk,  207  w  Lombard 
Cushing  Henry  M.  207  w  Lombard 
Cushing  Mrs.  Jane,  354  w  Lombard 
Cushing  John,  207  w  Lombard 
Cushing  John,  s  w  cor  Lombard  and  Paca 
Cushing  John,  jr.,  s  wcor  Lombard  and  Paca 
Cushing  Joseph,  (Whitney,  C.  &  Co.)  60  s 

Greene 
Cushing  Joseph,  jr.,  (Cushings  &  Bailey,)  99 

w  Fayette 
Cushing  Joseph  M.  (Cushings  &  Bailey,)  99 

w  Fayette 
Cushing  Richard  C,  duarter  Master,  U.  S. 

A.,  207  w  Lombard 
Cushing  Wiley,  clerk,  99  w  Fayette 
Cushraan  Catharine,  seamstress,  47  Chesnut 
Cusker  Thomas,  ship  carpenter,  320  Canton  av 
CUSTOM  HOUSE,  (U.  S.,)  n  w  cor  Lom- 
bard and  Gay 
Gusty  Mrs.  Mary,  7  Rock 
Custy  John,  grocery,  88  s  Howard 
Custy  Michael,  364  s  Charles 
CUTAIAR    FRANCIS,  cigars  and  tobacco, 

427  Saratoga 
Cutler  Chas.  S.  clerk,  193  w  Biddle 
Cutler  Sm.ith,  carpenter,  308  Johnson 
Cuttle  Geo.,  Caroline  near  Biddle 
Czarnowsky  Francis,  glazier,  664  w  Baltimore 


Daberaskt  John,  locksmith,  119  Lexington 
Dabres  Edw.  shoemaker,  198  w  Fayette,  dw 

246 
Dadds  Mrs.  Mary  A.  118  William 
Dade  &  Dorsey,  tobacco  com.  merchants,  128 

s  Charles 
Dade  Robert,  (D.  &  Dorsey,)  14  Pearl 


HENRY  GIESE,  ComjulBsion  Merchant,  for  tlie  sole  of  Flour,  Ornln,  Seeds,  Ac. 
Roseudale  Cement  and  Calcined  Plaster  constantly  on  Iioud,  21  Spear's  Wharf. 


DEG 


97 


DAM 


Daegler  Gotleip,  tailor,  325  e  Lombard 
Daferner  Fredk.  druggist,  11  George  al 
DafRn  Benj.  cutler,  2  Holiday,  dw  44  n  High 
Baffin  Charles  C.  D.  engineer,  229  w  Fayette 
Daffin  Robert,  surveyor,  244  e  Monument 
Dagan  Wm.  223  Madison  av 
Daheiser  Caroline,  55  Jefferson 
Dahle  Charles  F.  28  n  Front 
Dahle  John  H.  C.  boarding,  95  n  Gay 
Dahl  Jacob,  tavern,  88Penna.  av 
Dahl  Jacob,  grocer,  11  Union 
Dahler  George,  laborer,  9  Watson  ct 
Dahler  Henry,  mariner,  44  s  Gist 
Dahler  John,  laborer,  14  Callender  al 
Dahlweiner  Mrs.  Annie,  seamstress,  18  Booth 
Dahm  Peter,  messenger  Adams  Express  Co., 

213  Barre 
Daicker  John,  tavern,  34  n  Liberty 
Daiger  Charles  H.  clerk,  313  Garden 
Daiger  Edward,  restaurant,  Madison  av  near 

Druid  Hill,  dw  209  n  Eutaw 
Daiger  Francis  A.  varnisher,  144  German 
Daiger  Fred,  hardware  dealer,  324  w  Pratt 
Daiger  Joseph,  collector,  199  n  Eutaw 
DAIGER  MATTHEW  A.  cabinet  maker,  74 

s  Broadway 
Daiger  Wm.  H.  clerk  city  collector's  office, 

43  n  Eden 
Dail  Daniel,  carpenter,  4  Tripolet  al,  dw  126 

sHigh 
Dail  D.  H.  salesman,  285  w  Baltimore 
Dailey  Anth.  (A,  D.  &  Bro.)  759  w  Baltimore 
Dailey  A  &  Brother,  tinners  and  stoves,  759 

w  Baltimore 
Dailey  Miss  Catharine,  dress  maker,  751  w 

Baltimore     ■ 
Dailey  Ellen ,  37  Saratoga 
Dailey  Elizabeth,  17  Chase 
Dailey  Ellen,  dress  maker,  17  Chase 
Dailey  Ephraim  V.  surgical  instruments,  68  n 

Calvert 
Dailey  Edward  H.  brushmak.  s  w^cor  Charles 

and  Lombard,  dw  68  n  Calvert 
Dailey  E.  painter  and  varnisher,  66  Ensor 
Dailey  Jacob,  carpent.  rear  197  Montgomery 
Dailey  James,  grocer,  Fort  av.  near  Hull 
Dailey  John,  (A.  D.  &  Bro.)  759  w  Baltimore 
Dailey  John,  sailmaker,  143  s  Spring 
Dailey  John,  blacksmith,  225  Columbia 
Dailey  Mary  E.  dressmaker,  17  Chase 
Dailey  Mark,  laborer,  58  Tyson 
Dailey  Owen,  grocery,  85  n  Dallas 
Dailey  Peter,  glass  blower,  Stockholm  near 

Eutaw 
Dailey  Thomas  H.  cigar  maker,  15  Townsend 
Dailey  Thomas,  machinist,  9  VVillow 
Daily  Isabella,  dressmaker,  56  Holland 
Daily  John  A.  teacher,  56  Holland 
Dailey  James,  baker,  751  \v  Baltimore 
Daily  Mary,  86  e  Madison 
Daily  Marg't,  rear  13  Central  av 
Daily  Sarah,  grocery,  73  s  Spring 
Daily  Thomas,  saddles  and  harness,  41  South, 

dw  16  s  Calvert 
Dailey  Wm.  varnisher,  66  Ensor 
Daily  Wm.  F.  surgical  instrument  maker,  11 

Light,  dw  105  w  Fayette 
Daingerfield  John  B.  clerk,  29  Pleasant 
Dainner  Michael,  bark  mill,  223  s  Bond 
Dairs  Henry,  wooden  ware,  464  w  Baltimore, 

dw  49  n  Pine 
Dais  John,  mariner,  181  e  Lombard 
Daisel  Simon,  butcher,  186  s  Caroline 


Dale  Mary,  515  Saratoga 

Dale  Robert,  car  painter,  515  Saratoga 

Dale  Robert,  police,  280  Mulberry 

Dale  Samuel,  carpenter,  274  Mulberry 

Dale  Samuel,  laborer,  515  Saratoga 

Dale  Sarah  A.  169  Hanover 

Daley  Francis,  laborer,  241  Hamburg 

Daley  Henry,  marble  polisher,  82  HoHday 

Daley  Jacob,  194  e  Fayette 

Daley  James,  carter,  33  New  Church 

Daley  Joseph,  collector,  24  Jackson 

Daley  Michael,  porter,  4  Garden 

Daley  Mary,  seamstress,  101  n  Pine 

Daley  Peter,  laborer,  29  Neighbor 

Daley  Michael,  horse  shoer,  45  Harford  av 

Dalhouer  Joseph,  cabinet  maker,  145  s  Exeter 

Dail  Austin,  (A.  D.  &  Co.)  72  Cathedral 

Dail,  Austin  &  Co.  dry  goods  commission 

merchants,  22  Hanover 
Dail  Daniel,  forwarder,  62  s  Poppleton 
Dail  Mrs.  James,  Penna.  av.  near  toll-gate 
Dail  John,  laborer,  Fulton  s  of  Pratt 
Dail  Joseph  E.  salesman,  155  Park 
Dallam  Edward  B.  (Fitzgerald,  Booth  &  Co.) 

72  Courtland 
Dallam  Joseph  W.  clerk  P.  0.  23  n  Calvert 
Dallam  Joseph  W.  clerk,  276  w  Fayette 
Dallam  W.  L.  teacher,  20  n  Eutaw 
Daller  Christopher,  organ  builder,  53  Fawn 
D'Almaine  Geo    photographer,  91  w  Balti- 
more, dw  5  s  Exeter 
Dalrymple   Alexander,  insp.   custom  house, 

dw  152  Barre 
Dalrymple  Dr.  Augustine  J.  330  e  Pratt 
Dalrymple  Mrs.  Agnes,  204  n  Exeter 
Dalrymple  Rev.  Edwin  A.,  D.  D.,  prest.  Uni- 
versity of  Md.,  32  Mulberry,  dw  195  w 
■  Lombard 
Dalrymple  George  W.  clerk,  112  Hill 
Dalrymple,  James  A.  clerk,  152  Barre 
Dalrymple  Jcan'te,  dress  maker,  204  n  Exeter 
Dalrymple  John,  machinist,  112  Hill 
Dalrymple  Robert,  clerk,  112  Hill 
Dalrymple  Thos.  carpenter,  7  L.  Constitution 
Dalrymple  Wm.  F.  69  w  Second,  dw  113  Park 
Dalrymple  Dr.  Wm.  D.  143  n  Eutaw 
DALSHEIMER  DAVID,  boots  and  shoes, 
178  and  192  Lexington,  and  wholesale  boots 
and  shoes,  over  269  w  Baltimore 
Dalsheimer  Sylvan,  bookk'er,  178  Lexingtoii 
Dalton  John,  watchman,  53  French 
Dalton  Maurice,  tailor,  190  e  Lombard 
Daly  Eugene,  restaurant.  Wine,  bet.  Charles 

and  Light 
Daly  John,  blacksmith,  184  Columbia 
Daly  Mrs.  M.  A.  dress  maker,  295  Saratoga 
Daly  Thomas,  laborer,  271  Hanover 
Daly  Michael,  4  Garden 
Damar  Christian,  lab.  226  Washington,  F.  H. 
Damast  Philip,  laborer,  202  Montgomery 
Damer  Andrew,  cabinet  maker,  38  Marion 
Darner  John  S.  Howard  house 
Damer  Sebastian,  huckster,  127  Mulberry 
Dameron  Wm.  boot  cutter,  62  s  Sharp 
Damm  August,  8  s  Gist 
Damm  John,  laborer,  264  L.  Church 
Dammann,  P.  W.  &  E.  imp.  of  cloths  and 

hosiery,  19  Hanover 
Dammann  F.  Wm.  (F.  W.  &  E.  D.)  cot  Fre- 
mont and  Lanvale 
Dammann  Ernest,  (F.  W.  &  E.  D.)  Chats- 
worth  opp.  Hoffman 
Dammann  Dr.  Lewis  H.  379  Saratoga 


OBO.  S.  PAGE  &  BRO.,  Mannfectturera    of  Roofs   and   Roofing  Materials,  111   SmtOl'S 
Wbaxf.    C.  HART  SOUTH,  Agent. 


DAM 


98 


DAS 


Damme  Sophia,  boot  and  shoe  dealer,  214  a 

Broadway 
Dampf  J.  H.  &  Co.  photographers,  over  105 

w  Baltimore 
Dampf  J.  H.(J.  H.  D.  &  Co.)  105  w  Baltimore 
Danberger  David,  confectioner,  36  Franklin 
DANDELET  FRANCIS,  Bait.  Brewery,  n  e 
cor  Conway  and  Hanover,  dw  107  Hanover 
Dandelet   Francis,    (D.   &   Feuillan)   124    n 

Howard 
Danehar  Daniel,  laborer,  125  Chesapeake 
Daneker  Charles  W.  shipsmith,  5  Poultney 
Daneker  David,  machinist,  224  Montgomery 
Daneker  Edwin,  librarian    South   Bait.   Me- 
chanics Library,  143  Cross 
Daneker  Edwin  T.  millwright,  143  Cross 
Daneker  Henry,  sheet  iron  worker,  224  Mont- 
gomery 
Daneker  John  F.  millwright,  20  Poultney 
Daneker  John  J.  deputy  sheriff,  143  Cross 
Daneker  Orman  A.  clerk,  110  Aisquith 
Danels  Bolivar  D.  jr.,  attorney  and  consul 
Venezuela,  .57  w  Fayette,  dw  214  n  Charles 
Danels  John  D.  jr.  (Claggett&  Co.)  Charles 

near  Chase 
Danfelser  Adam,  cooper,  172  s  Central  av 
Danfelser  Martin,  shoemaker,  4  Cotton  row, 

Canton 
Danforth  F.  L.  printer,  144  w  Baltimore 
Daniel  Aug.  varnisher,  44  Leadenhall 
Daniel  Andrew,  shoemaker,  191  Vine 
Daniel  Augustus,  varnisher,  96  Henrietta 
Daniel  Mr.  and  Mrs.  collegiate  institute  for 
young  ladies,  241  n  Eutaw,  Hamilton  terrace 
Daniel  Robert,  of  collegiate  institute  for  young 

ladies,  241  n  Eutaw,  Hamilton  terrace 
D  \1S(IEL  WM.  attorney  at  law,  67  w  Fayette 

dw  41  s  Sharp 
Daniel  Wm.  41  s  Sharp 

Daniels  George  W.  chair  maker,  374  e  Eager 
Daniels  Giles,  cigar  maker,  171  Stirling 
Daniels  Howard,  architect,  120  Bolton 
Daniels  Howard,  architect,  172  Cathedral 
Daniels  Mrs.  Martha,  seam's,  18  Lemmon  al 
Daniels  Capt.  Wm.  B.  mariner,  223  Aisquith 
Dankmcyer  Fred'k,  baker,  830  w  Baltimore 
Dankmeyer  Theodore,  baker,  661  w  Baltimore 
Danks  George  H.  puddler,  460  Walsh 
Dannafelt  Adam,  cooper,  172  s  Central  av 
Dannanberger  Isaac,  tailor,  64  Chesnut 
Dannenberg  Mrs.  Louisa,  339  Lexington 
DanYieman  George,  weaver,  271  s  Ann 
Dannenfelser  Philip,  grocer,  222  Aliceanna 
Dannebaum  Samuel,  118  Lee 
Dannettel  Henry  L.  cabinet  maker,  182  Lee 
Dannettel  John  H.  carpenter,  10  New  Church 
Danninger  John,  drayman,  297  s  Sharp 
Danskin   Washington   A.  jr.  photographer, 

137  w  Hoffman 
Danskin  Washington  A.  (D.  &  Co.)  137  w 

Hoffman 
DANSKIN  &   CO.   gentlemen's   furnishing 

store,  155  w  Baltimore 
Danz  Edward,  cap  maker,  20  President 
Darby  Benj.  F.  bookkeeper,  319  w  Fayette 
Darby  Benj.  (D.  &  Co.)  319  w  Fayette 
DARBY  &  CO.  steam  candy  manufacturers, 

296  w  Baltimore  and  1  n  Liberty 
Darby  David,  (D.  &  Co.)  531  w  Fayette 
Darby  Franklin,  (D.  &Co.)319  w  Fayette 
Darby  Montilion,  machinist,  456  w  Lombard 
Darby   Philin,  clerk,  632  w  Fayette 
Darby  Wm.  machinist,  310  Aisquith 


Dare  G.  George,  (D.,  Sproston  &  Co.)  32g 
Sharp 

Dare  Dr.  George  H.  29  s  Eutav/ 

Dare  Margaret,  161  Hanover 

Dare,  Sproston  &  Co.  commission  merchants, 
95  s  Charles 

Dare  Wm.  H.  clerk,  183  s  Paca 

Daring  George,  shoemaker,  204  s  Wolf 

Darkice  Wm.  shoemaker,  396  Harford  aT 

Darley  Wm.  F.  wheelwright,  310  Aisquith 

Darling  Edward,  tador,  146  Saratoga 

Darling  Eliza,  157  Forrest 

Darling  F.  Taylor,  dry  goods  dealer,»157  For- 
rest, dw  134  n  Exeter 

Darling  James,  sexton  Monument  M.  E.  Ch. 
dw  40  Stirling 

Darling  James,  gardener,  Point  lane 

DarUng  James,  tinner,  90  Aisquith 

Darling  James  T.  carpenter,  291  n  Howard 

Darling  John,  bricklayer,  90  Aisquith 

Darling  Lewis,  baker,  137  n  Eutaw 

Darling  Mary  A.  291  n  Howard 

Darmstall  Wm.  202  s  Chapel 

DARRAUGH   DANIEL  &  CO.  imp.  shoe 

findings  and  leather,  16  s  Calvert 
Darraugh  Daniel, (Daniel  D.&Co.)  28  s  Broad- 
way 
Darraugh  R.  J.  (D.  D.  &  Co.)  13  n  Caroline 
Darrell  Charles,  (John  Biggar  &  Co.)  Centre 

near  Charles 
Darrell  Stewart,  (J.  C.  Yates  &  Co.)  over  n 

w  cor  Gay  and  Pratt 
Darrington  Mrs.  Mary  E.  37  s  Broadway 
Darrow  Peter,  pic.  frame  maker,  250  Hanover 
Dart  John  R.  collar  maker,  358  e  Monument 
Darwick  Conrad,  carpenter,  100  n  Pine 
Darwick  Mrs.  Fredericka  grocer,  100  n  Pine 
Dasch  John,  stove  jobber,  99  Dallas 
Dasch  John  P.  tavern,  189  Hollins 
Dasch  Petur,  laborer,  194  s  Bond 
Dash  John,  weaver,  171  Peirce 
Dashall  John  F.  tavern,  271  n  Gay 
Dashield  Wm.  H.  caulker,  54  Cross 
Dashields  Mrs.  Ellen,  76  McElderry 
Dashields  John,  painter,  8  Gould's  la 
Dashiell  Mrs.  Ann,  50  Bank 
Dashiell  Charles  E.  carver,  50  Bank 
Dashiell  Emily  W.  287  n  Howard 
Dashiell  George  H.  painter,  150  Bank 
Dashiell  James  T.  mariner,  150  Bank 
Dashiell  Rev.  John  H.  school,  198  w  Biddle, 

dw  287  n  Howard 
Dashiell  John  B.  carver,  150  Bank 
Dashiell  John  J.  287  n  Howard 
Dashiell  Levin  F.  rope  maker,  lis  Washing-   , 
ton,  F.  P.  ' 

Dashiell  Matilda,  273^  Aisquith 
Dashiell  Dr.  Nicholas  Leeke,207  s  Broadway 
Dashiell  Rolicrt,  last  maker,  110  s  Caroline 
Dashiell  Rufus,  drayman,  107  s  Bethel 

DASHIELL  S.  K.  Collects  Claims 
in  any  part  of  the  State ;  Eents 
of  all  kinds;  Sells  Real  Estate; 
and  transacts  business  generally, 
Office  and  dw.  32  St.  Paul  n  of 
Payette.  References:  Enoch  Pratt, 
Thos.  Donaldson,  Wm.  H.  Collins. 

Dashiell  Wm.  0.  clerk,  27)^  Aisquith 
Dashiell  Wm.  R.  bricklayer,  50  Holland 


WBI.  P. 


'ATEIBD,  r.Iarinc,  i'~'irc  nixtl  Lilf<;  Inaitmnce  Agent  nnil  Broker.    Agent 
Benellt  IA£e  Insurance  Co.,  JSevrarU.,  ]V.  J.,"  80  Second  Strset. 


DAT 


99 


DAV 


Datz  H.  laborer,  333  s  Bond 
Daubert  Louis,  shoemaker,  94  Raborg 
Daughaday  John  T.  undertaker,  70  n  Exeter 
Daughaday  Joseph,  police,  41  Milliman 
Daugherty  Elizabeth,  3  Slemmer  alley 
Daugherty  James  M.  printer,  80  Harford  av 
Daugherty  Mrs.  John  W.  16  Jackson  square 
Daugherty  Wm.  H.  police,  786  w  Baltimore 
Daum  Lorentz,  tailor,  78  s  Wolf 
Dauman  George,  basket  maker,  183  s  Bond 
Daumelin  George,  wood  sawyer,  80  Somerset 
Dausch  Anthony,  stevedore,  347  e  Lombard 
Dausch  G.  P.  stevedore,  151  s  Ann 
DAUTERICH  HENRY,  lager  beer  saloon, 

s  e  cor  Fayette  and  Ann 
Dauterich  John,  lager  beer,  98  n  Central  av 
Daveney  Robert  J.  drayman,  31  Milliman 
Davenport  Joseph,  teacher,  1  Greenmount  av 
Davenport  Mrs.  Susan,  230  w  Pratt 
Davey  Patrick,  laborer,  5  Fall 
David  Margaret,  variety  store,  33  s  Front 
Davids  Garret  B.  inspector  of  iron  clads,  171 

w  Fayette 
Davidson  A.  B.  importer  and  dealer  in  cloths 
and  cassimeres,  over  1  Hanover,  dw  246  w 
Fayette 
Davidson  Charles  N.  clerk,  258  w  Fayette 
DAVIDSON  CLARK  Y.  gas  fitter,  15  n  Li- 
berty, dw  30  Holiday 
DAVIDSON  F.  H.  hardware,  160  Franklin, 

dw  26  George 
Davidson  Francis,  119  n  Central  av 
Davidson  Frederick,  dw  26  George 
Davidson  Mrs.  H.  A.  207  Hanover 
Davidson  James  H.  painter,  467  n  Gay 
Davidson  James  W.  huckster,  329  Harford  av 
Davidson  James  H.  painter,  128  e  Lombard 
Davidson  John  G.  clerk,  276  e  Baltimore 
Davidson  John  F.  clerk,  258  w  Fayette 
Davidson  Mary,  seamstress,  Strieker  s  of  Pratt 
Davidson  Samuel  G.  rope  maker,  cor  point  la 

and  Harford  av 
Davidson  Dr.  Samuel  A.  67  s  Charles 
Davidson  Wm.  B.  painter,  166  n  Spring 
Davidson  William  T.    (Adams  &  D.)   142  n 

Charles 
Davies  Edward,  carpenter,  26  Grundy 
Davis  A.  carpenter,  31  n  Exeter 
Davis  Adam,  laborer,  37  s  Bethel 
Davis  Albert,  shoemaker,  114  Low 
Davis  Albin  P.  machinist,  10  s  Republican 
Davis  Albert,  carpenter,  10  Hill 
Davis  Amos  M.  cooper,  388  Hanover 
Davis  Ann  E.  dressmaker,  495  Belair  av 
Davis  Mrs.  Ann,  485  w  Baltimore 
Davis  August,  tailor,  70  Harrison 
Davis  Archibald  T.  tinner,  326  Franklin 
Davis  Rev.  Benjamin  M.  Clinton  s  of  Boston 
Davis  Benj.  coach  maker,  235  n  Cent;-al  av 
Davis  Benj.  mariner,  181  Hughes 
Davis  Benj.  cop.  smelter,  Clinton  s  of  Boston 
Davis  Bradford  A.  sailmaker,  63  s  Bond 
Davis  Charles  A.  constable,  10  n  Republican 
Davis  Charles  H.  pilot,  209  Bank 
Davis  Charles,  butcher,  46  s  Exeter 
Davis  Charles  H.  clerk,  22  Jackson 
Davis  Dr.  Charles,  83  n  Greene 
Davis  Mrs.  Caroline,  246  Saratoga 
Davis  Charles  C.  shoemaker,  336  Franklin 
Davis  Catherine,  laundress,  161  East 
Davis  Charles  W.  silversmith,  209  e  Lombard 
DAVIS    CHARLES   W..  bookkeeper,    134 
Mulberry 


Davis  Christopher  C.  B.  baggage  master,  B. 

&0.  R.  R.  143  Camden 
Davis  Cyrus,  printer,  22  Jackson 
Davis  Daniel,  laborer,  363  e  Eager 
Davis  David,   carpenter,   McElderry   ct.    dw 

149  n  Central  av 
Davis  Elizabeth,  4  Necessity  alley 
Davis  Edward,  shoemaker,  199  w  Fayette 
Davis  Edwin  R.  hatter,  21  s  Eutaw 
Davis  Elizabeth,  24  French 
Davis  Edward  E.  carpenter,  59  L  Montgomery 
Davis  Edward,  carpenter,  26  Granby 
Davis  Edw.  jr.  carpenter,  59  L.  Montgomery 
Davis    Frederick,  turnkey.  Middle  District, 

Holiday  near  Saratoga 
Davis  Frederick,  coachsmith,  60  e  Holiday 
Davis  Frances,  tavern,  161  Eastern  av 
Davis  George  W.  police,  91  n  Front 
Davis  George,  grocer,  107  Ross 
Davis  George  L.L.  librarian  Law  Library,  dw 

34  n  Calvert 
Davis  Geo.  T.  boiler  maker,  160  Hughes 
Davis  George  W.  blacksmith,  133  Cross 
Davis  George  iM.  blacksmith,  254  Hollins 
Davis  Geo.  W.  upholsterer,  168  n  Front 
Davis  George  S.  plasterer,  75  Pearl 
Davis  George  H.  (Cumberland  Dugan  &  Co.) 

42  s  Eutaw 
Davis  George  H.  clerk,  97  s  Paca 
Davis  Geo.  A.  jr.  carpenter,  287  w  Lombard 
Davis  George,  fireman,  121  Cross 
Davis  George  M.  carpenter,  403  w  Lombard 
Davis  G.  W.   property  agent,  51  w  Fayette 

dw  321  Ross 
Davis  Georgeanna,  dressmaker,  656  Saratoga 
Davis  Harriet,  168  Chesnut 
Davis  Henrietta,  teacher,  52  Walsh 
DAVIS  H.  WINTER,   attorney  at  law,  56 

St.  Paul 
Davis  Henry  H.  blacksmith,  77  Camden 
Davis   Henry,  copper  smelter,  Clinton  n  of 

Boston 
Davis  Henry,  watchman,  Clinton  n  of  Boston 
Davis  Henry,  wooden  ware,  464  w  Baltimore, 

dw  49  Pine 
Davis  Howard,  millwright,  349  Franklin 
Davis  Hugh,  fireman,  32  Abbey  alley 
Davis  Isabella,  29  n  Fremont 
Davis  Jackson,  barkeeper,  130  n  Front 
Uavis  Jacob  C.  millwright,  484  Franklin 
Davis  Jacob  C.  carpenter,  484  Franklin 
Davis    James   C.  house  carpenter,  n  w  cor  of 

Central  av  and  Gough,  dw  109  s  Eden 
Davis  James  E.  coal  dealer,  s  w  cor  Bond  and 

Lombard,  dw  24  s  Caroline 
Davis  James  E.  carpenter,  68  Ridgely 
Davis  James,  lumber  dealer,  136  Lee 
Davis  James,  stone  cutter,  158  Franklin 
Davis  Jane  J.  113  s  Castle  al 
DAVIS  JOHN,  junk  and  iron  dealer,  292  s 

Caroline,  dw  81  Cambridge 
Davis  John,  stone  cutter,  24  Scott 
Davis  John,  laborer,  206  Eastern  av 
Davis  John  C.  carpenter,  177  Hollins 
Davis  John  R.  clerk  camji  Bradford,  21  Barnet 
Davis  John,  rigger,  219  s  Ann 
Davis  John  W.  carpenter,  102  n  Bond 
Davis  John,  tinner,  27  Henrietta 
Davis  Jolin  K.  coach  trimmer,  321  Ross 
Davis  John  F.  house  painter,  78  s  Paca 
Davis  John  W.  office,  41  St.  Paul 
Davis  John,  grocery,  Belair  av  extended 
Davis  John  E.  machinist,  21  s  Oregon 

J.   HEMVRY  GISSB,   Commission   Slerclinnt,   Tor   tUe   sale   of  Flour,  Ornin,  Seeds,  SiC 
Rosendale  Cement  and  Calcined  Plaster  constantly  on  hand,  til  Spear's  'Wliarf. 


DAY 


100 


DEA 


Davis  John  W.  property  agent,  69  Hill 
Davis  John  F.  carpenter  and  builder,  35  n 

Sharp,  dw  78  s  Paca 
Davis  John  W.  tinner,  85  Hamburg 
Davis  Joseph,  chairmaker,  169  e  Madison 
Davis  Joseph  P.  blacksmith,  22  s  Republican 
Davis  Joseph  H.  miller,  22  s  Republican 
Davis  Josiah,  115  n  Broadway- 
Davis  Lydia,  millinery,  68  Pearl 
Davis  Lewis,  sugar  refiner,  364  Central  av 
Davis  Marcus,  tailor,  98  e  Lombard 
Davis  Mary  M.  73  North 
Davis  Mrs.  Mary  A.  363  e  Eager 
Davis  Mary  A.  coal  dealer,  n  w  cor  Central  av 

and  Gough,  dw  109  s  Eden 
Davis  Mary  Ann,  boarding  house,  36  n  Oregon 
Davis  Mary  A.  109  s  Eden 
Davis  Mrs.  Mary  A.  173  Wayne 
Davis  Mrs.  Margaret,  42  Franklin  al 
Davis  Mrs.  Margaret,  seamstress,  2    Daw- 
son alley 
Davis  Maria  E.  121  s  Bond 
DAVIS  &  MILLER,  druggists,  12  n  Howard 
Davis  Mrs.  Phoebe,  121  Cross 
Davis  Ralph,  pedler,  61  n  Eden 
Davis  Reverdy,  machinist,  136  Columbia 
Davis  Richard  L.  carpenter,  14  Ramsey 
Davis  Richard  T.  bookkeeper,  212  Saratoga, 
Davis   Robert,  engineer    N.  C.   R.   R.  near 

Reservoir 
Davis  Robert,  weaver,  53  Chatsworth 
Davis  Robert,  clerk,  246  Saratoga 
Davis    Stephen,  shoemaker,    150  Lexington 

dw  105  w  Fayette 
Davis  Samuel  K.  43  Courtland 
Davis  Samuel  S.  clerk  B.  &  0.  R.  R.   69  Hill 
Davis  Sarah,  21  Barnet 
Davis  Mrs.  Sarah,  boarding,  136  Lee 
Davis  Mrs.  S.  dressmaker,  165  e  Pratt 
Davis  Thomas,  shoemaker,  s  e  cor  Lexington 

and  Paca,  dw  500  w  Fayette 
Davis  Thomas,  porter,  44  Albermarle 
Davis  Thomas,  watchman,  1  Cuba 
Davis  Thomas  G.  blacksmith,  58  Albermarle 
Davis  Thomas  D.  smelter,  Clinton  s  of  Boston 
Davis  Thomas,  moulder,  24  Thomsen 
Davis  Thomas,  tailor,  133  e  Monument 
Davis  Thomas,  huckster,  366  Canton  av 
Davis  Thomas,  porter,  44  Albermarle 
Davis  Thomas,  mariner,  Wolfe  near  Thames 
Davis  Thos.  W.  trunk  maker,  73  Pearl 
Davis  Thos.  W.  stone  mason,  71  Cooksey 
Davis  Thomas  H.  soldier,  106  Raborg 
Davis  Thos.  B.  clerk,  48  Barre 
Davis  Thomas,  laborer,  165  e  Pratt 
Davis  Wesley  R.  22  s  Calhoun 
Davis  Wm.  dry  goods,  81  n  Howard 
Davis  Wm.  H.  house  carpenter,  143  Conway 
Davis  William,  clerk,  Western  hotel 
Davis  William  A.  shoemaker,  255  n  Eden 
Davis  Dr.  Wm.  H.  43  Lexington 
Davis   William  T.  (W.  T.  D.  &  CO.)  123  n 
Calvert 

H.  painter,  104  s  Washington, 


Davis  Wm 

F.  P 
Davis  Wm, 
Davis  Wm. 

Calvert 
Davis  Wm 


ship  carpenter,  84  Binney 
T.  &Co.,  provision  store, 


123  n 


H.  printer,  16  Jackson 
Davis  W.  C.  seaman,  173  Wayne 
Davis  Wm.  B.  soldier,  221  s  Paca 
Davis  Wm.  H.  mate,  244  Light 
Davis  Wm.  plumber,  171  s  Ann 


Davis  Wm.  J.  ship  carpenter,  182  William 
Davis  Wm.  barber,  54  Rock 
Davis  Wm.  mariner,  425  Canton  av 
Davis  Wm.  daguerreian  gallery,  63  e  Balti- 
more, dw  349 
Davis  Wm.  machinist,  198  n  Caroline 
Davis  Wm.  R.  police,  161  Orleans 
Davis  Wilson,  machinist,  189  L.  Constitution 
Davis  Wilmer,  181  Hughes 
Davis  Wm.  waterman,  8  Covington 
DAVISON,  DICKINSON  &  CO.   civil,  mi- 
ning   and    mechanical    engineers,    58   w 
Baltimore 
Davison   Wm.  J.  (Wm.  D.  &  Co.)  536  w 

Fayette 
Davison  Wm.   &  Co.,  manufac.  chemicals, 

paints,  varnishes,  &c.,  104  n  Lombard 
Davison   Wm.  (W.  D.  &  Co.)  91  Saratoga 
Davner  John,  carter,  4  Somerset 
Davy  Margaret,  tavern,  47  e  Monument 
Davy  Patrick,  laborer,  100  Hillen 
Daw  Wm.  T.  bootmaker,  211  n  Central  av 
Dawes  Edward  B.  police,  178  s  Eutaw 
Dawes  Capt.  Joseph,  13  Orleans 
Dawes  Mrs.  Mary,  14  Orleans 
Dawes  Francis  A.  sr.  oak  cooper.  Centre  al 

nearw  Fayette,  dw  159  w  Fayette 
Dawson  Charles,  restaurant,  104  s  Howard 
Dawson  Daniel,  liquors  and  feed,  74  Hillen 
Dawson  Isaac,  cabinet  maker,  62  s  Sharp 
Dawson  James,  manner,  11  n  Wolfe 
Dawson  Sophia,  seamstress,  13  Cambridge 
Dawson  Wm.  H.  surveyor,  n  e  cor   St.  Paul 

and  Fayette,  dw  21  Courtland 
Dawson  Philip  T.  assistant  assessor  3d  district 

99  w  Baltimore,  dw  48  s  Broadway 
Dawson  Thomas,  fisherman,  24  Durst  al 
Dawson  T.  L.  shin  carpenter,  13  Cambridge 
Dawson  Wm.  P.  (Thomas  R.  Matthews  & 

Sons,)  Baltimore  Co. 
Day  Alexander  H.  ship  carp.  136  s  Chester 
Day  Alfred  G.  saddler,  421  w  Baltimore,  dw  5 

Pearl 
Day  Asa,  cooper,  252  e  Fayette 
Day  Asa,  cooper,  128  e  Lombard 
Day  Charles  S.  millwright,  240  e  Lombard 
Day  Edward  H.  ship  carpenter,  189  Bank 
Day  Mrs.  Eliza,  304  e  Chase 
Day  Frederick,  laborer,  378  s  Charles 
Day  George  A.  puddler,  18  Essex 
Day  Hazen  P.  baker,  185  Vine 
Day  Henry,  mariner,  294  Aliceanna 
Day  H.  R.,  U.  S.  N.,  143  w  HoflTman 
Day  John  H.  painter,  165  Vine 
Day  Mrs.  Mary  S.  5  Pearl 
Day  Michael,  carter,  277  e  Monument 
Day  MiCton,  conductor  C.  P.  R.  11  Josephine 
Day  Oliver  F.  saddler,  277  w  Baltimore 
Day  Samuel,  at  tobacco  warehouse  No  2,  240 

e  Lombard 
Day  Sarah  W.  tailoress,  672  Saratoga 
Day  Wm   H.  mariner,  185  Vine 
Daymon  Peter,  247  Harrison 
D'Arrilley  Charles,  bottler,  53  s  Frederick 
Deacon  John,  grocery,  30  Hampstead 
Deaconhard  August,  carpenter,  259  Central  av 
Deady   Mrs.   Mary,  n  e  cor  Lombard   and 

Chester 
Deal  Catherine,  huckstress,  8  Mott 
DEAL  GEORGE  J.  butcher,  42  Institute,  25 
Lexington,  and   22  Hanover  markets,  dw 
135  Penna.  av 
Deal  George,  butcher,  73  Union 


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DEF 


Deal  George  W.  bricklayer,  287  e  Madison 
Deal  Henry,  policeman,  12  Greenmount  av 
Deal  Henry,  laborer,  9  Hammond  al 
Deal  John  T.  brass  finisher,  120  Lexington 
Deal  Mary,  dress  maker,  25  Buren 
Deal  Wm.  C.  plumber.  High  near  Hillen 
Deal  Wm.  soldier,  5  e  Monument 
Deal  Wm.  carpenter,  23  Buren 
Dean  CharJes  N.  coach  owner,  Lexington,  be- 
tween Calvert  and  North,  dw  413  w  Fayette 
Dean  Charles  N.  omnibuses,  3  s  Poppleton 
Dean  Mis.  Frances,  seamstress,  155  s  Charles 
Dean  James,  laborer,  21  Amity 
Dean  Richard,  turner,  48  Holland 
Dean  Thomas,  carpenter,  241  Franklin 
Dean  William  A.  wholesale  dry  goods,  236  w 

Baltimore,  dw  22  Hollins 
Dean  Wm.  H.  bricklayer,  435  Saratoga 
Dean  Wm.  211  Ensor 
Dean  Wm.  secretary  and   treasurer   Canton 

Co.,  cor  Boston  and  Patuxent 
Deaner  Israel,  second  hand  store,  295  s  Bond 
Deaner  Michael,  laborer,  223  s  Bond 
Deanes  James,  moulder,  249  Columbia 
Dear  Ann,  tailoress,  198  L.  Hughes 
Dear  John,  brushmaker,  198  L.  Hughes 
Dear  John  T.  engineer,  162  G.  Hughes 
Dearing  Geo.  shoemaker,  204  s  Wolfe 
Dearing  Geo.  cabinet  maker,  149  s  Regester 
Dearing  Valentine,  tailor,  30  Bank 
Dearker  John,  laborer,  88  York 
Dearlap  August,  tailor,  148  Caroline 
Dearouth  Fredk.  butcher,  807  w  Pratt 
Deary  James,  laborer,  183  s  Caroline 
Deary  Matthew,  laborer,  139  n  Front 
Deatley  Mrs.  Margaret,  3  Watson 
Deaver  Mrs.  Christiana,  287  Hamburg 
Deaver  George  R.  moulder,  91  Hillen 
Deaver  James,  waterman,  363  e  Monument 
Deaver  Jas.  engineer,  U.  S.  N.,  254  Aisquith 
Deaver  Jehu  C.  machinist,  110  Hillen 
Deaver  Margaret,  382  e  Monument 
Deaver  Mary  Ann,  dress  maker,  91  Hillen 
Deaver  Wm.  E.  engineer  U.  S.  N.,  254  Ais- 


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Deaver  Wm.  E.  eng 

quith 
De  Baufre  Wm.  H.  (W 

234  e  Lombard 
De  Baufre  Wm.  H.  &  Co.  boot  and  shoe  store, 

84  s  Broadway 
Debaugh  George,  painter,  536  Saratoga 
Debb  James,  car  coupler,  105  s  Poppleton 
Debeche  Sophia,  grocery,  Fulton  near  Dover 
De  Beet  Duncan  H.  (Barrett  «&,  D.)  178  Ais- 
quith 
De  Beet  Wm.  C.  ornamental  painter,  17   w 

Fayette,  dw  23  e  Fayette 
Debefre  Mrs.  Ann,  29  s  Broadway 
Debon  Nicholas,  coach  painter,  33  North 
Debois  Warren,  (Kleins  D.)  38  Centre  Mar- 
ket Space 
Debortin  Andrew,  grocery,  245  Hollins 
Debow  Christian,  tinner,  125  s  Wolfe 
Debow  Mrs.  Ellen,  John  near  Lanvale 
Debow  Lemuel,  (Barnes  &  D.)  318  Garden 
Deboye  Ferdinand,  carter,  249  s  Paca 
Debring  Anthony,  engineer,  288  n  Eutaw 
Debring  Bernard,  iron  worker,  338  w  Pratt 
Debring  Bernard  G.  shoemaker,  156  Ross 
Debring  Fredk.  soldier,  Fremont  nr  Penna.  av 
Debring  John,  locksmith,  338  w  Pratt 
Debring  Rebecca  A.  shoe  store,  133  n  Eutaw 
Debuss  Maurice,  shoemaker,  60  Bank 
De  Caindry  Augustin,  carpenter,  23  Elliott 


De  Camp  Mary  J.  48  Conway 
Deck  John  S.  bakery,  280  n  Howard 
Deck  Lanehant,  nightman,  46  Chatsworth 
Deck  Wm.  grocer,  455  Saratoga 
Deckelman  George,  shoemaker,  99  Peirce 
Deckelman  John,  shoemaker,  37  Chatsworth 
Decker  Addison,  clerk,  42  Bank 
Decker  Barbara,  grocer,  58  Carlton 
Decker  Baltasar,  tobacconist,  14  Ensor 
Decker  Charles,  butcher,  35  Fell's  Point  mar- 
ket, dw  Hudson,  near  Robinson 
Decker  Francis,  dry  goods,  273  n  Central  av 
Decker  Frederick,  carpenter,  v41  e  Biddle 
Decker  George,  tailor,  41  Brown 
Decker  Henry,  wagoner,  120  Eislein 
Decker  Henry,  tailor,  19  Orleans 
Decker  Jacob  F.  of  Com.  &  Farm,  bank,  149 

w  Fayette 
Decker  John  G.  laborer,  58  Carlton 
Decker  John,  soldier,  193  Argyle  al 
Decker  John,  .309  Aliceanna 
Decker  Laurin  N.  clerk,  170  e  Madison 
Decker  Wm.  H.  grocer,  246  Columbia 
Decombs  Anna,  133  Ross 
De  Coninck  Amelia  W.  26  Cathedral 
De  Coninck  Francis,  clerk,  26  Cathedral 
De  Cormis  Edw.  jr.,  bookkeeper,  26 Franklin 
De  Cormis   Edward,  importer   and  dealer  in 
wines,  brandies,  &c.,  21  Cheapside,  dw  26 
Franklin  . 

DeCourcey  Henry,  blacksm'h,  1  Gist,  Canton 
Decourse  Benjamin  F.  shoemaker,  269  s  Fre- 
mont 
De  Dycker  Very  Rev.  101  Saratoga 
Dee  Morris,  machinist,  25  Lemmon 
Dee  Richard,  confectioner,  66  Harrison 
Deeg  John,  furniture  car,  over  232  Hanover 
Deegan  Aima,  128  s  Wolfe 
Deemer  Joseph,  blacksmith,  22  Lloyd 
Deems  Edward  T.  moulder,  164  Scott 
Deems  George  W.  machinist,  150  Fremont 
Deems  Jacob,  jr.  clerk,  City  Collector's  office, 

dw  6  Hollins 
Deems  Adam  W.  blacksmith,  17  Sterrett 
Deems  Jacol),  moulder,  245  w  Hoffman 
Deems  Jacob  C.  painter,  162  Dover 
Deems  James,  Col.  U.  S.  A.,  292  w  Fayette 
Deems  Mrs.  Sophia,  dry  goods,  193  Conway 
Deems  Wm.  moulder,  193  Conway 
Deearn  James,  clerk,  .59  North 
Deer  John  J.  engineer,  57  s  Schroeder 
Deerr  John,  laborer,  184  s  Ann 
Deeran  Joseph  I.  clerk,  170  Ensor 
DeerinffHenry,grocery,  cor  Eastand  Douglas 
Deering  Margaret,  grocery,  267  L.  Hughes 
Deetien  Tyark,  ship  chandler  and  grocer,  74 

and  76  Thames,  dw  365  e  Baltimore 
Deets  Eliza,  166  East  .^  tt  ,• 

Deets  Frederick,  cabinet  maker,  over  46  Holi- 
day, 286  e  Monument 
Deets  George  W.  bricklayer,  13  n  Wolfe 
Deets  William  H.  clerk,  44  Portland 
Deets  Wm.  Henry,  telegrapher,  44  Portland 
Defalgo  Mrs.  Susanna,  183  William 
Defenbaugh  Henry,  conductor,  866  w  Balti- 

DEFENBAUGH  JOHN,  livery  stables,  846 
w  Baltimore,  and  Franklin  Hall  Restaurant, 
866  w  Baltimore  o,^xtc.     .  -j 

DEFORD  BENJAMIN  &  SONS,  hides, 
leather  and  oil  commission  merchants,  42  s 

I  DSo!rBenj.  (B.  D.  &  Sons,)  105  n  Charlea 
Mutual 


WM.  P.  WEBB,  Marine,  F«re  ami  Life  In.arnMce  Agent  nncl  ^^<'^*'-     ^f *"'  " 
Benefit  Life  Ii^urance  Co..  Wewarl^,  W.  J.,"  89  Second  Street. 


DEF 


102 


DEL 


Deford  Benjamin  F.  (Hoffman  »&  D.)  105  n 

Charles 
DE  FORD   CHARLES   D.  &  CO.  tobacco 
commission  merchants  and  importers  of  Ha- 
vana cigars  and  leaf  tobacco,  37  s  Gay 
De  Ford  Charles  D.  (C.  D.  De  F.  &  Co.)  289 

Madison  av 
De  Ford  George  T.  (Chas.  D.  De  F.  &  Co.) 

289  Madison  av 
Deford  Isaac  (Benj.  D.  &  Sons,)  13  Franklin 
Deford  Richard  S.  clerk,  23  Penn 
Deford  Thomas  G.  clerk,  23  Penn 
Deford  Thomas,  (Benj.  D.  &  Sons,)  105  n 

Charles 
De  Ford  Wm.  Y.  (Chas.  D.  De  F.  &  Co.)  42 

Cathedral 
Defraits  Emanuel,  sailmaker,  122  s  Ann 
Degan  Margaret,  12  Cotton  row 
Degan  Thomas,  laborer,  2  Bennett 
Deganliart  Joseph,  saddler,  14  Abbott 
Degar  John,  laborer,  67  s  Chapel 
Degaw  Geo.  L.  coach  trimmer, 444  w  Lombard 
Degaw  Thos.  city  scavenger,  444  w  Lombard 
Degaw  Thomas,  jr.  444  w  Lombard 
Degelius  Martin,  laborer,  61  s  Regester 
Degener  Charles,  baker,  196  Eastern  av 
Degenhardt  Dorothy,  tobacconist,  55  Thames 
Degenhardt  George,  tailor,  141  Spring 
Degler  Gottleip,  tailor,  28  Lloyd 
Degnan  Mary,  182  L.  Constitution 
Degner  Charles,  baker,  149  s  Bond 
De  Goey  Charles,  wharfinger.  Chase's  wharf, 

dw  cor  Thames  and  Philpot 
De  Goey  John,  express  wag'r.  46  Harford  av 
De  Goey  Susan,  Barnum's 
De  Goey  Wm.  hat  store,  212  w  Pratt 
De  Goey  Wm.  W.  clerk,  63  n  High 
Degraff  George,  laborer,  230  Lemmon 
Degran  Peter,  porter,  2  Mulberry 
Degrange  Geo.  W.  engineer,  441  w  Lombard 
De  Grau  Mrs.  Sidney,  Ramsey  w  of  Scott 
Dehlman  Christian,  saddler,  326  s  Sharp 
Dehmer  Henry,  cooper,  194  s  Bond 
Dehn  Dr.  Theodore,  312  Mulberry 
Dehneret  John,  tailor,  52  Raborg 
Dehnhardt  Caspar,  machinist,  232  William 
Dehnhort  John,  tailor,  52  Raborg 
Dehoir  George  P.  porter,  112  Vine 
Dehoff  J.  Henry,  clerk,  353  Lexington 
DeholT  Jesse,  paper  carrier,  112  Vine 
Dehoff  John  H.  353  Lexington 
Dehring  Christian,  shoemaker,  86  n  Schrocder 
Dehringer  Henry,  plasterer,  6  Jasper 
Deibel  George,  carpenter,  59  Barrc 
Deibel  Henry,  cigar  maker,  28  Barre 
Deibel  Mrs.  Margaret,  45  Marion 
Deibel  Peter,  baker  and  confectionery,  724  w 

Baltimore 
Deibert  John,  laborer,  184  s  Ann 
Deichelbohrer  M.  &  Bro.  butchers,  37  and  49 

Fell's  Point  market 
Deichelbohrer  Xavier,  (M.  D.  &  Bro.)  Har- 
ford av  near  city  limits 
Deichelbohrer  Michael,  (M.  D.  «fe  Bro.)  Fay- 
ette near  Gist 
Deichman  Augustus,  tinner,  25  Scott 
Deidrich  Daniel,  paver,  cor  Ann  and  Orleans 
Deighart  John,  cap  maker,  114  Low 
Deil  Henry ,|laborer,  211  Aliceanna 
Deirnmel  Laurens,  tailor,  43  McElderry 
Deiring  Christopher,  cooper,  172  Lee 
Deiring  Mrs.  Elizabeth,  172  Lee 
Deisiiiroth  Jacob,  ship  carpenter,  60  Philpot 


Deist  Martin,  baker,  225  w  Fayette 

Deist  Michael,  laborer,  n  e  cor  Canton  av  and 

Gist 
Deist  Wm.  baker,  34  s  Poppleton 
Deitch  Wm.  carpenter,  174  n  High 
Deitel  Andrew,  tanner,  356  Penna.  av 
Deiter  Peter,  paper  hanger,  156  Raborg 
Deiter  Philip,  gardener,  156  Raborg 
Deiterich  Daniel,  laborer,  n  w  cor  Ann  and 

Orleans 
Deiterich  John,  tailor,  387  w  Pratt 
Deiterich  Michael,  laborer,  409  Light 
Deiterly  Christian,  bookkeeper, 126  n  Caroline 
Deiterman  John,  butcher,  126  Hampstead 
Deithmar  Peter,  blacksmith,  494  w  Lombard 
Deitrich  Andrew,  tailor,  107  West 
Deitz  Caspar,  butcher,  555  e  Fayette 
Deltz  Charles,  soldier,  255  n  Dallas 
Deitz  Conrad,  laborer,  275  a  Sharp 
Deitz  George  H.  laborer,  30  William 
Deitz  Jacob,  varnisher,  265  w  Pratt 
Deitz  John,  laborer,  45  HaiTison 
Deitz  John,  clerk,  4  Broad  al 
Deitz  John,  scissors  grinder,  255  n  Dallas 
Deitz  Joseph,  cigar  maker,  265  n  Dallas 
Deitz  Kilian,  shoemaker,  179  s  Wolfe 
Deitz  Lawrence,  carpenter,  336  s  Sharp 
Deitz  Mrs.  Louisa,  63  Hanover 
Deitz  Reinhart,  grocery,  115  n  Eutaw 
Deitz  Wm.  gardener,  Frederick  road 
Deitz  Valentine,  tailor,  79  Eastern  av 
Deitzel  John,  cooper,  284  Cross 
Delahay  Mrs.  A.  E.  millinery,  59  e  Baltimore 
Delahay  James  C.  agent,  20  George 
Delahay  Jesse  S.  carpenter,  74  Dover 
Delahay  Wm.  S.  tinner,  20  George 
DE  LA   MAR  C.  M.  importer  of   Havana 

cigars,  and  general  commission  merchant, 

over  96  w  Lombard,  dw  34  Pleasant 
Delaney  Bladen  T.  F.  soldier,  71  Dorsey'a  al 
Delaney  Daniel,  laborer,  20  Haw 
Delaney  Capt.  Edward,  127  Bank 
Delaney  Mary,  25  s  Bethel 
Delaney  Theodore  T.  J.  fisherman,  71  Dor- 
se y's  al 
Delano  Mary  Ann,  233  e  Pratt 
Delano  Philip  A.  coach  painter,  233  e  Pratt 
Delano  Wm.  H.  block  and  pump  maker,  72  w 

Pratt,  dw  233  e  Pratt 
Delanty  Wm.  brickmaker,  251  Hanover 
Delany  Charles,  grocer,  29  Scott 
Delany  James  J.  tailor,  61  s  Eutaw 
Delany  James,  laborer,  91  Boyd 
Delarue  Ann,  161  n  Eutaw 
Delcher  Edward  W.  huckster,  132  Bond 
Delcher  George,  huckster,  265  Mulberry 
Delcher  James  A.  broker,  89  s  Caroline 
Delcher  John,  brewer,  24  St.  Peter 
Delcher  John  T.  painter,  174  Greenmount  av 
Dulcher  John  W.  fish  dealer  and  grocer,  cor 

Harford  and  Central  avs 
Dtlcher  John  S.  brewer,  73  Hill 
Delcher  Sarah,  89  s  Caroline 
Delcher  Wm.  C.  carpenter,  130  Scott 
Delcher  W.  G   painter,  511  w  Lombard 
Delcher  Wm.  J.  produce  deal,  and  commission 

merchant,  155  w  Pratt,  dw  Broadway  n  of 

Jefferson 
Delecour  Wm.  A.  bricklayer,  315  Saratoga 
Dele  vie  Solomon,   second  hand   clothing,  20 

Harrison,  dw  24 
De   La   Matyr    Rev.  Gilbert,  chaplain  Fort 

Federal  Hill,  295  Light 


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J.  HENTIY  GIESK,   Commission   Mcrcliaiit,   for   tlic   sale   of  Flour,.  Grain,  Seeds,  &c. 
Roseudale  Cement  and  Calcined  Plaster  eoustauUy  on  hand,  »1  Spear's  Wharf. 


DEL 


103 


DEN 


Delger  Jacob,  carter,  6  Bolton 

Delias  Charles,  (H.  F.  Albert!  &  Co.)  30  n 

Greene 
Deliua  Frederick,  shoemaker,  325  n  Central  av 
Delker  John,  laborer,  3  Lawrens 
Dell  Mrs.  Eliza,  ICO  German 
Dell  John  E.  bookkeeper,  11  s  Howard 
Dell  Lawrence  G.  bookbinder,  lis  Howard 
Dell  Thos.  E,  bookbinder,  16  Cowpen  al,  and 

over  6  n  Howard,  dw  11  s  Howard 
Dell  Wm.  jr.  bookbinder,  481  w  Baltimore 
Dell  Wm.  A.  bookbinder,  481  w  Baltimore 
Delia  Geo.  W.  (Start  &  D.)  Henrietta 
Delia  John  Wm.  carter,  163  Montgomery- 
Delia  Peter  P.  blacksmith,  325  s  Charles 
Delia  Peter  D.  nightman,  79  Hill 
Delia  Susanna  R.  matron  hospital,  163  Mont- 
gomery 
Deilehunt  Wm.  iceman,  68  Eastern  av 
Deller  George,  stove  blacker,  9  Watson  ct 
Delievie  Ury,  (Liebman  &  D.)  54  n  Front 
DELLEVIE    SAMUEL,  tobacconist,   20  w 

Pratt 
Delifelder  Geo.  clockmaker,  179  s  Washing- 
ton, F.  P. 
Deliin  John,  stocking  weaver,  3  Barnes 
Deloughery  Dr.  Edward,  138  Saratoga 
Delphey  &  Bro.  livery  stables,  Howard  next" 

to  Franklin  House 
Delphey  Wm.  (D.  &  Bro.)  162  n  Eutaw 
Deltz  Christian,  blacksmith,  37  s  Wolfe 
DeMangin  Francis  A.  baker,  263  w  Fayette 
Demer  Adam,  cooper,  194  s  Bond 
Demeiman  Jos.  optician,  58  n  Exeter 
Demitz  Henry  F.  tobacconist,  118^  Light-st 

wharf,  dw  21  Conway 
Demiing  Geo.  tailor,  19  s  Washington,  F.  P. 
Demling  Nicholas,  laborer,  23  Perry 
DeMock  Charles,  117  w  Monument 
Demonie  Greastoff,  piano  maker,    157    Bur- 
gundy al 
DeMortimer  Edwin,  24  Pleasant 
Demmon  Mrs.  Elizabeth,  2  n  Strieker 
Dempsey  Elizabeth  R.  229  n  Howard 
Dempsey  John  M.  police,  54  Leadenhall 
Dempsey  Margaret,  234  e  Lombard 
Dempsey  Patrick,  tailor,  93  Orleans 
Dempsey  Richard,  basket  maker,  352  s  Sharp 
Dempsey  Thomas  C.  fireman,  12  Henrietta 
Dempsey  Timothy,  28  n  Exeter 
Dempsey  Wm.  saddler,  115  n  Calvert 
Dempsey  Wm.  blacksmith,  20  Neighbor 
Dempster  Geo.  E.  bricklayer,  79  Cross 
Dempster  John  T.  bricklayer,  79  Cross 
Dempster  John,  paper  hanger,  79  Cross 
Dempster  Mrs.  Mary,  tavern,  161  William 
Dempster  Mrs.  Mary,  119  Cross 
Demuth  Casper,  blacksmith,  391  Canton  av 
Demuth  August,  engineer,  160  s  Spring 
Demuth  Fred'k  H.  shoemaker,  43  James  al 
Demuth  Gustav,  shoemaker,  1  New  Church 
Demuth  Geo.  0.  music  teacher,  97  w  Biddle 
Demuth  John  H.  bricklayer,  407  Saratoga 
Demuth  Mrs.  Mary  F.  M.  3  Rock 
Denbay  Athor  C.  builder,  Clay  betw  Eutaw 

and  Howard 
Denges  Peter,  shoemaker,  437  w  Baltimore 
Denges  Peter,  shoemaker,  22  Park 
Dengler  Andrew,  laborer,  202  s  Durham 
Dengler  Wm.  tailor,  264  n  Central  av 
Dengle  Mrs.  Sophia,  fancy  goods,  102  Ham- 
burg 
Denhardt  Conrad,  tailor,  25  Gittings 


Denhardt  Henry,  tailor,  25  Gittings 
Denhardt  Nicholas,  grocer,  141  Peirce 
Denhardt  Nicholas,  piano  maker,  cor  Peirce 

and  Ogsden 
Denhart  Casper,  confectioner,  69  Portland 
Denhart  Francis,  brewer,  Frederick  av 
Denhart  John,  tailor,  14  Thomsen 
Denin  Mrs.  Cornelia,  368  w  Lombard 
Denisch  Sebastian, laborer,  29  Goodman  al 
Denis  Bro.,  St.  Alphonsus,  79  Saratoga 
Denison  Andrew  W.  (D.  &  Bros.)  13  s  Gay 
Denison  &  Bros,  grocers,  51  w  Baltimore  and 

219  w  Pratt 
Denison  David  S.  clerk,  13  s  Gay 
Denison  Edwin,  mariner,  179  Aliceanna 
Denison  Henry  C.  (D.  &  Bros.)  13  s  Gay 
Denison   John  M.  (Benner;  D.  &  Co.)  627  w 

Fayette 
Denison  John,  plasterer,  114  n  Eden 
DENISOIN    MARCUS  &  SON,  grocers  and 

tea  dealers,  51  w  Baltimore 
Denison  Marcus,  (M.  D.  &  Son)  13  s  Gay 
DENISON  THOMAS,  agent,  54  w  Baltimore 
Denken  Capt.  Wm.  mariner,  78  s  Caroline 

DENMEAD  A.  &  W.  D.  &  SON, 
Monument  Foundry,  n  e  cor  Mon- 
ument and  North,  and  Marine  En- 
gine and  Steamship  Builders,  Bos- 
ton near  Elliott.— [See  p.  18  Advertise- 
ments.'] 

Denmead  Adam,  (A.  &,',W.  D.  &  Son,)  147  n 

Charles 
Denmead  Edward,  (A.  &  W.  D.  &  Son,)  312 

e  Baltimore 
Denmead  Francis,  prop,  city  malt  house.  West 

Falls  av.  dw  153  n  Calvert 
Denmead  Talbot,    (A.  «fe  W.  D.  &  Son,)  190 

n  Calvert 
Denmead  Wm.  (A.  &  W.  D.  &  Son,)    Mel- 
ville, Baltimore  Co 
Denneb  August,  mariner,  149  s  Ann 
Denning  Ann,  2  Albemarle 
Denning  John,  porter,  2  Albemarle 
Dennison  Thos.  H.  book  agent,  102  n  Eden 
Dennis  Andrew  T.  cooper,  15  Rock 
Dennis  Benj.  M.  sr.,  paper  hanger,  14  Rock 
Dennis  Benj.  M.  of  Wm.  clerk,  456  Lexing- 
ton 
Dennis  Chas.  A.  liquors,  318  Light 
Dennis  Emory,  paper  hanger,  8  Rock 
Dennis  Falden,  carter,  174  Mullikin 
Dennis    Francis    A.   shoemaker,    Lexington 

near  Fulton 
Dennis  Frederick,  ship  carpenter,  105  s  Wolfe 
Dennis  Geo.  W.  paper  hanger,  8  Rock 
Dennis  James  N.  paper  hanger,  8  s  Schroeder 
Dennis  Henry,  laborer,  3  Frederick  av 
Dennis  James,  tailor,  54  Jefferson 
Dennis  John,  shoemaker,  103  Harrison 
Dennis  John,  brushmaker,  150  Chesnut 
Dennis  John,  wood  sawyer,  146  Penna.  av 
Dennis  John,  barber,  146  Penna.  av 
Dennis  Oliver,  dyer,  337  Lexington 
Dennis  Sallie,  seamstress,  130  s  Wolfe 
Dennis  Wm.  laborer,  105  Preston 
Dennis  Wm.  H.  bricklayer,  62  n  Fremont 
Dennis  Wm.  cooper,  8  Rock 
Dennis  Wm.  A.  carpenter,  239  Conway- 
Denny  Daniel,  wheelwright,  14  Gough 


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Denny  Eliza  C.  dressmaker,  Q95  s  Wolfe 
Denny  Mrs.  E.  T.  114  e  Prait 
Denny  George,  carpenter,  12  Gough 
Denny  James  E.  carpenter,  30  Maiden  la 
Denny  John,  painter,  2  Mulberry 
Denny  John,  45  Garden 

Denny  John,  (Armstrong  &  D.)  212  Mont- 
gomery 
Denny  Mrs.  Margaret,  gi-ocery,  117  Plum 
Denny  Mary,  seamstress,  78  York 
Denny  Mary,  14  Gough 
Denny  Owen,  tavern,  52  Camden 
Denny  Patrick,  tavern,  n  e  cor  Frederick  and 

Lombard 
Denny  Peter,  laborer,  117  Plum 
Denny  Stephen  T.  gilder,  92  e  Pratt 
Denny  Thos.  0.  clerk,  114  e  Pratt 
Denny  Wm.  H.  clerk,  30  Maiden  la 
Denoe  Thomas,  grocer,  666  \v  Baltimore 
Denoe  Washington,  clerk,  207  Hollins 
Denoe  Washington  B.  clerk,  374  Franklin 
Denskle  Valentine,  blacksmith,  8  Armistead  la 
DENSON  ISAAC  M.  &  BUCK,  metals,  furs, 

paper  stock,  &c.  100  Light-st  wharf 
Denson  Isaac  M.  (Isaac  M.  D.  &  Buck,)  143 

n  Exeter 
DENTAL  COLLEGE,  over  New  Assembly 

Rooms,  n  e  cor  Hanover  and  Lombard 
Dentry  Mrs.  Catharine,  mender  of  china,  40 

Pearl 
Dentry  Henry,  china  mender,  552  Saratoga 
Dentz  Rachel,  82  Lancaster 
Denver  Thomas,  soap  boiler,  21  Valley 
Deorfin  Jacob,  tailor,  51  McElderry 
De  Pass  John,  police,  124  Jefferson 
Depeape  John,  rigger,  180  s  Ann 
Depfer  Henry,  carter.  Canton  av  near  Burke 
DEPKIN    HENRY,  merchant  tailor,  89  w 

Lombard,  dw  38  Jackson 
Depo  Sarah,  washerwoman,  Walnut  al  near 

Prestop 
Deppish  Balthaser,  tailor,  261  e  Eager 
Deppish  Wm.  J.  cedar  cooper,  213  e  Monu- 
ment 
Deppish  John,  tinner,  213  e  Monument 
Deppre  Augustus,  joiner,  267  s  Ann 
Deppre  Leonora,  267  s  Ann 
Depsey  John,  tailor,  192  Hollins 
Dermody  Mary,  123  s  Exeter 
Dermody  Michael,  stonecutter,  123  s  Exeter 
Derenberger  G.  &  J.  confectioners,  67  Ross 
Derenberger  Geo.  (G.  &  J.  D.)  360  Franklin 
Derenberger  Jacob,  (G.  &  J.  D.)  67  Ross 
Derfler  Martin,  laborer,  135  Eastern  av 
Dering  Philip,  tailor,  49  n  Eutaw 
DERLIN   CHARLES,  umbrellas,  parasols, 

hats  and  caps,  14  s  Sharp 
Derman  Conrad,  wagoner,  21  Preston 
De  Ronceray  Charles,  101  s  High 
De  Ronceray  Louis,  101  s  High 
De  Ronceray  Margaret,  101  s  High 
Derr  Christoph.  wood  sawyer,  20  Dewberry  al 
Derr  John  P.  Maltby  House 
Derr  John,  porter,  101  Vine 
Derr  John,  clerk.  111  Vine 
Derr  John   P.   comm.  mercht.,  56  Exchange 

place,  dw  Calvert  near  Eager 
Derr  Samuel  B.  carpenter,  15  s  Republican 
Derr  Wm.  C.  police,  743  w  Baltimore 
Derrickson  Elizabeth,  238  Montgomery 
Deruber  Christoph,  soldier,  19  Perry 
Deruff  Frederick,  butcher,  83  Centre  and  45 
Belair  Markets,  dw  807  w  Pratt 


Dervine  Wm.  soldier,  15  L.  McElderry 
Desch  Casper,  sutler,  116  Franklin 
Desch  Conrad,  weaver,  48  Biddle  al 
Desch  John  H.  blacksmith,  35  w  Hoffman 
Descheng  Fredk.  shoemaker,  16  e  Lombard 
Deschner  Herman,  shoemaker,  213  s  Chapel 
DES  FORGES  JOHN   P.   antiquarian  book 

dealer,  and  numismatist,  12  Light,  dw  245 

w  Fayette 
Deshon  Christopher  M.  coal  agent,  34  Pine 
Desmond  Timothy,  salesman,  2  President  al 
Despeaux  Anthony,  ship  carpenter,  22  Philpot 
Despeaux  Anthony ,  jr. ,  spar  maker,  95  Gough 
Despeaux  Elizabeth,  fancy  store,  197  e  Pratt 
Despeaux  Capt.  John  J.  95  Gough 
Despaux  Joseph  D.  cutter,  128  n  Eden 
Despommiers    Eugene,    teacher    of   French, 

Madison  near  Northern  av 
Desvarreaux  Jas.  shoe  findings,  164  n  Gay 
Dess  Francis,  cabinet  maker,  264  Central  av 
Dest  John,  tailor,  204  Cross 
Dettmar  John  IL.  laborer,  17  China  al 
Detering  Fredeiick, wagon  maker,  600  w  Pratt 
Deters  Benj.  distiller,  cor  Light  and  Winans 
Detken  Frederick,  mariner,  108  s  Ann 
Detz  Chas.  laborer,  Francis  near  Madison  la 
Deuber  Conrad,  roller,  102s  Washington,F.P. 
Deubreuil  Aristides,  coal  oil  manuf.  cor  Lee 

and  Fremont,  dw  29  Camden 
Deuckhart  George,  baker,  166  Eastern  av 
Deuport  John,  laborer,  184  s  Ann 
Deuscher  John,  lager  beer,  49  Columbia 
Deutch  Rev.  Dr.  Solomon,  68  n  Exeter 
Devar  Peter,  potter,  36  s  Schroeder 
Devaugh    John    T.    coachman.  Cross  w   of 

Leadenhall 
Devaughn  Silas,  spike  maker,  228  s  Durham 
Devaughn  Ann,  6  Gough 
Devaughn  Wm.  spike  cutter,  6  Gough 
Devalin  Hugh,  smith  in  general,. 89  Harrison, 
Devalin  John  H.  blacksmith,  46  n  Front 
Devallon  Henry,  bricklayer,  5  Barnes 
Devan  John,  coachman,  68  Franklin 
Devan  Mrs.  Julia,  24  Rock 
Dever  John,  115  Hollins 
Develin  Henry,  cooper,  154  Harford  av 
Deville   &   Bourguet,   hair   dressers  and  wig 

makers,  141  w  Baltimore 
Deville  Francis,  (D.  &  Bourguet,)   Ross  ex- 
tended 
Devin  Mrs.  Bridget,  Petticoat  al 
Devine  Mrs.  Catharine,  89  York 
Devine  Charles,  laborer,  89  York 
Devine  Jas.  A.  fireman,  10  Williamson 
Devine  Patrick,  laborer,  253  Cross 
Devine  Robert  E.  clerk,  266  n  Lombard 
Deviney  Caleb  D.  nail  cutter,  s  Washington, 

F.  P. 
Devinny  Mary,  shoebinder,  36  n  Spring 
Devlin  Felix  P.  grocery,  24  Ensor 
Devlin  James,  painter,  3  Lefferman  al 
Devlin  John,  salesman,  75  Lexington 
Devlin  Patrick,  laborer,  121  Chesapeake 
Devoe  Wm.  saddler,  35  e  Fayette 
Devon  John,  carriage  maker.  Cross  bet.  Sharp 

and  Leadenhall 
Devos  John,  mariner,  3  Barnes 
Devries  Christian,  (D.,  Stephens  &  Co.)  312 

w  Baltimore 
DEVRIES,  STEPHENS  &  CO.  wholesale 

dry  goods,  312  w  Baltimore 
Devries  Wm.    (D.,  Stephens  &   Co.)  115  w 

Monument 


TVM.  P.  AVEBB,  Marine,  Fire  nnd  L.ife  InsuAmce  Agent  and  Broker.    Agent  "Mutual 
Benefit  LATe  Insurance  Co.,  Newark,  N.  J.,"  89  Second  Street. 


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DevriesWm.  R.  (D.,   Stephens  &  Co.)  115 

vv  Monument 
Dew  James,  agent,  179  Saratoga 
Dew  William,  pattern  wiaker,  51  Scott 
Dewalt   Christopher,  engineer,    100   William 
Dewalt  Wm.  H.  machinist,  100  William 
Dewling  Thomas,  Wacksmith,  154  West,  dw 

137  Cross 
Dewling  Thomas,  blacksmith,  137  Cross 
De  W  olf  Benj,  jobber  and  dealer  in  diamonds, 

watches,  jewelry,  &c.  10  Harrison 
De  Wolf  Levi,  10  Harrison 
De  Wolf  Sarah,  pawnbroker,  10  Harrison 
Dexter  Charles,  baker,  136  Lexington 
Dezeter  Adam,  260  Read 
Dheal  Francis,  laborer,  132  Lee 
Dhiele  Lewis,  teacher,  166  s  Ann 
Dhomie   Matthias,   nail   maker,  319  n  Cen- 
tral av 
Dhomie  Peter,  nail  maker,  319  n  Central  av 
Diamond  Anton,  carpenter,  275  e  Eager 
Diamond  Geo.  H.  ship  joiner,  138  Gough 
Diamond  James,  cooper,  20  Philpot,  dw  143 

s  Ann 
Diamond  Mary  A.  nurse,  74  Harford  av 
Diamond  Mary,  123  s  Chapel 
Dibb  John,  huckster,  194  n  Broadway 
Dibel  Jacob,  laborer,  4  s  Carey 
Diblow  Mrs.  Barbara,  tailoress,  Chase  near 

Central  av 
Dick  John,  laborer,  315  e  Lombard 
Dickebaugh  Christian,  sawyer,  166  s  Dallas 
Dickel  Conrad,  silk  weaver,  34  Holiday 
Dickel  Geo.  H.  tailor,  49  German 
Dickel  Henry,  butcher,  53  Belair  market,  dw 

Belair  av  near  city  limits 
Dickel  John,  shoemaker,  126  William 
Dickens  Henry,  rope  maker,  30  Gittings 
Dickerson  Alfred,  grocer,  221  e  Pratt 
Dickerson  Capt.  Geo.  W.  stevedore,  cor  Pratt 

and  Buchanan's  wharf,  dw  194  e  Pratt 
Dickerson  Peter,  637  w  Lombard 
Dickerson  Wm.  clerk,  141^  a  Calvert 
DICKEY  CHARLES  E.  &  CO.  distillers  and 
dealers  in  wines  and  liquors,  108  n  Howard, 
dw  C.  E.  D.  226  n  Eutaw 
Dickey  Geo.  S.  9  s  Eutaw 
Dickey  Mrs.  Sarah,  414  Saratoga 
Dickey  Wm.  J.  manuf.  of  plaids,  checks,  lin- 
seys,  &c.  office  21  German,  dw  309  w  Fay- 
ette 
Dickhash  Charles,  62  King 
Dickhaut   Jacob,  grocer,  n  e  cor  McElderry 

and  Aisquith 
Dickinson  Arthur,  411  w  Lombard 
Dickinson,  Bowen  &  Co.    smoking-pipe  fac- 
tory. East  Falls  av  and  Granby 
DICKINSON  DAVID  A.  Franklin  hall  bil- 
liard saloon,  North,  dw  24  North 
Dickinson   David  A.  (D.,  Bowen  &  Co.)  24 

North 
Dickinson  Mrs.  Elizabeth,  202  s  Charles 
Dickinson  Gideon,  carpenter,  411  w  Lombard 
Dickinson  Jas.  A.  bookkeeper,  281  s  Charles 
Dickinson    John    S.    (Whedbee  &   D.)    39 

Courtland 
Dickinson  P.  Eugene,  clerk,  40  s  Greene 
Dickinson  Wm.  tavern,  161  Eastern  av 
Dickinson  W.  A.  clerk,  H).,  s  Calvert 
Dicks   Preston,   speculator, "cor  Mount  and 

Frederick  aV 
Dickson  Augustus,  bricklayer,  882   w  Balti- 
more 


'  Dickson  Rev.  Cyrus,  297  Lexington 
Dickson  Jane,  152  Madison  av 
Dickson  John,  butcher,  1  Hanover    Market, 

dw  110  Columbia 
Dickson  Dr.  John,  261  Madison  av 
Dickson  John,  tinner,  283  Saratoga 
Dickson  Margaret,  29  Orchard 
Dickson  Rev.  Samuel  M.  141  w  Fayette 
Dickson   Samuel   T.  engineer,  Calhoun  s  of 

Ramsay 
Dickson  Sarah,  22  Biddle  al 
Dicus  Elizabeth,  grocery,  120  Garden 
Dicus  Mrs.  Margaret,  grocery,  10  Bolton 
Dideman  John,  butcher,  100  Belair  market,  dw 

126  Hampstead 
Didier  Mrs.  Edmund,  74  Cathedral 
Didier  Prof.  Eugene,  at  Loyola  college 
Didier  Eugene  L.  stenographer,  56  George 
Didier   Henry,  phonographist,  103  Hanover 
Didier   Henry  A.  insurance  agent,  45  Com- 
mercial buildings,  dw  19  Read 
Didier  Mrs.  Julia,  56  George 
Dieckman  John  H.  tavern,  108  Dugan's  whf. 
Diedricks  Martin,  brass  moulder,  31  e  Fayette 
Dieffenbach   Caroline,    fancy  goods,    440  w 

Baltimore 
Dieffenbach    Charles  H.  (Moore  &  D.)  203 

Hanover 
Dieffenbach   Conradine,  fancy  goods,  460  w 

Baltimore 
Dieffenderffer   James,  carpenter,  5  n   Sharp, 

dw  Carey  near  Hollins 
Diehl  Charles,  tailor,  143  n  Bond 
Diehl  Lieut.  James  B.,  U.  S.  A.  60  Saratoga 
Diehl  John,  tobacco,  312  s  Charles 
Diehm  John  B.  shoemaker,  lis  Schroeder 
Dirbeck  Margaret,  20  Knox  al 
Diering   Herman    F.  tavern,  Patterson  near 

Pratt 
Dierker  Elizabeth,  milliner,  190  s  Charles 
Dierker  Frederick,  shoemaker,  113  n  Spring 
Dieschaffer  Henry,  tailor,  17  Butler 
Diesler  Conrad,  tailor,  146  s  Central  av 
Dieterick  Louis,  artist,  55  Lee 
Dieter  John,  paper  hanger,  70  Orchard 
Dieter  &  Johnson,  paper  hangings,  28  n  How- 
ard 
Dieter  Mrs.  Margaret,  96  Saratoga 
Dieter    Valentine,  (D.  &  Johnson,)  96  Sara- 
toga 
Dieterly  Christopher,  bookkeeper,  126  n  Car- 
oline 
Dietrich  Adam,  shoemaker,  205  w  Fayette 
Dietrich  Adam,  shoemaker,  354  s  Charles 
Dietrich  Adam ,  wheelwright,  Harford  av  near 

John,  dw  246  Harford  av 
Dietrich   Adam,  jr.  boots   and  shoes,  205  w 

Fayette 
Dietrich    Caspar,   cooper,   95    Washington, 

F.  H. 
Dietrich  Frederick,  bookkeeper,  80  Ensor 
Dietrich    Henry,  agent,  150  Pearl 
Dietrich   Henry,  second-hand    furniture,    53 

Harrison 
Dietrich  John,  boots  and  shoes,  205  w  Fay- 
ette 
Dietrich   John,  shoemaker,  747  w  Baltimore 
Dietrich  John,  tailor,  58  James  al 
Dietrich  John  H.  shoemaker,  27  Rock 
Dietrich  Leinhard,  weaver,  74)2  Harrison 
Dietrich  Louis,  sr.  surveyor,  55  Lee 
Dietrich  Louis,  jr.  artist,  55  Lee 
Dietrich  Philip,  shoemaker,  347  w  Fayette 


J.   HEIVRY  GIBSE,   Commission  niercliailt,   for   the   sale   of  Flour,  Grain, 

Roseudale  Cement  and  Calcined  Plaster  constantly  on  hand,  HI  Spear's  "Wbarf. 


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Dietrich  Wm.  soldier,  Hand  tavern 
Dietrich  Wm.  baker,  272  Canton  av 
Dietsch  Ferdinand  F.  clerk,  2  Garden 
Dietsch  Lewis  C.  clerk,  2  Garden 
Dietsch  Philopcena,  2  Garden 
Dietz  George,  baker,  115  s  Ann 
Dietz  George,  plumber,  56  w  Lombard 
Dietz  George,  cabinet  maker,  103  Camden 
Dietz  George  M.  tailor,  3  Amity 
Dietz  Henry,  butcher,  Garrison  la  near  Fred- 
erick av 
Dietz  Henry,  furn.  wagon,  200  Hollins 
Dietz  Jane,  dress  maker,  103  Camden 
Dietz  John,  varnisher,  103  Camden 
Dietz  John,  varnisher,  5  n  Central  av 
DIETZ  JOHN  B.  clothier,  204  w  Pratt 
Dietz  Joseph,  plumber,  King  between  Greene 

and  Paca 
Dietz  Lawrence  D.  (Lawrence''D.  D.  &  Co  ) 
]51  Franklin 


DIETZ  LAWRENCE  D.  &  CO., 
Importers  and  Wholesale  Dealers 
in  Notions,  Hosiery,  Fancy  Goods 
and  Varieties,  No.  308  West  Bal- 
timore street,  between  Howard 
and  Liberty  streets.— [See  p.  46  Ad- 
vertisements] 

Dietz   Louis,  cabinet  maker,  56    w   Lombard 

Dietz  Mrs.  652  Light 

Dietzel  Adam,  tailor,  334  s  Bond 

Dietzer  Adam,  laborer,  99  s  Chapel 

Diez  John,  cutter,  270  Canton  av 

Diffenbaugh  Christopher,    shoemaker   199  e 

Madison 
Diffenbaugh  J.  night  work,  n  e  cor  Strieker 

and  Baltimore — [Seep.  28  Mvertisements.] 
Diffendall  Alexander,  baker,  George  al  near 

George 
Diffendall  Charles,  brakesman,  172  Ramsay 
Diffendall   Mrs.  Emily,  dress  maker,  90  St. 

Peter 
Diffendall  Mrs.,  George  al  near  George 
Diffender  Elizabeth,  10  Hollins 
Diffenderffer  Charles,  610  Lexington 
Diffenderffer  Elizabeth  A.  183  n  High 
Diffenderffer  Geo.  B.  carpenter,  19  n  Popple- 
ton 
Diffenderffer  Harry,  clerk,  1  s  High 
Diffenderffer  James  P.  carpenter,  27  s  Carey 
Diffenderffer  John  A.  1  s  Frederick 
Diffenderffer  John  R.  druggist,  459  Lexington 
Diffenderffer  Lewis  A.  clerk,  1  s  High 
Diffenderffer  Dr.  Michael,  1  s  High 
Diffenderffer  Michael,  jr.  clerk,  1  s  High 
Diffenderffer  Octavius,  (Chas.  H.  Ross  &  Co.) 

80  e  Pratt 
Diffenderffer  O.  80  e  Pratt 
Diffey  Mrs.  Mary,  55  s  Schroeder 
Diffiey  John,  stone  mason,  40  Britton 
Digelman  Wm.  milkman,  Harford  av 
Digger  Wm.  shoemaker,  222  s  Wolfe 
Digges   Dudley,  bookkeeper,  574  Lexington 
Diggs  Beverly,  jr.  carpenter,  122  s  Caroline 
Diggs  Charles  F.  clerk,  122  Grundy 
Diggs  Daniel  E.  printer,  7  s  Eden 
Diggs  Edward  G.  secre'y  and  treasu'r  Balti- 
more Cemetery  Co.  11  n  Exeter 
Digg.s  Henry,  clerk,  63  s  Eden 


Diggs  James,  clerk,  122  Grundy 

Diggs  John  R.  fancy  goods,  toys,  &c.  219  w 

Baltimore,  dw  224  w  Hoffman 
Diggs  R.  H.&  Son, feed  store,  258  s  Caroline, 

dw91  s  Broadway 
Diggs  Capt.  Wm.  J".  272  s  Eutaw 
Dignal   Peter,  drayman.  Mulberry  near  Cal- 
vert 
Dignan  Mary,  grocery,  9  Comet 
Digner  Hirst,  rags,  42  n  Spring 
Diholt  Henry,  cigar-box  maker,  114  n  Bethel 
Dill  August,  shoemaker,  317  s  Charles 
Dill  Catharine,  187  n  Howard 
Dill  Frederick,  cooper,  295  s  Sharp 
Dill  John,  mate,  192  s  Ann 
Dillahunt  John,  huckster,  240  s  Sharp 
Dillahunt  John  G.  tobacconist,  167    e    Balti- 
more, dw  171 
Dillahunt  Mrs.  Mary  E.  millinery  goods,  171 

e   Baltimore 
Dillaway  Theodore,  clerk,  265  w  Biddle 
Dillaway  Thomas,  teacher,  265  w  Biddle 
Dillehunt  Geo.  R.  V.  clerk,  229  Harford  av 
Dillehunt  John  T.  cheese,  229  Harford  av 
Dillehunt   Sarah,  dress  maker,  179  e  Monu- 
ment 
Dillehunt  Wm.  cabinet  maker,  229  Harford  av 
Dillendollar  Joseph,  362  Canton  av 
Diller  Philip,  laborer,  320  Aliceanna 
Dillerhide  Fanny,  135  n  Howard 
Dilley  George,  street  contractor,  56  Henrietta 
Dilley  John,  porter,  L.  Albemarle 
Dillfelder  John  G.  cooper,  265  s  Ann 
Dillon  Edward,  tailor,  33  Haw 
Dillon  Jeremiah  J.  grocery  and  feed,  109  Ca- 
thedral 
Dillon  Mrs.  Martha,  15  n  Fremont 
Dilmer  Mary,  129  Elliott 
Dillow  John,  tinner,  Baltimore  co 
Dily  Robert,  coach  maker,  86  e  Madison 
Dime  Savings  Bank,  9  n  Calvert,  opposite  Bar- 

num's  hotel 
Dimbler  George,  laborer,  674  w  Pratt 
Dimling   Conrad,  butcher,  41  Hanover    and 
Hollins    markets,  dw    Frederick    av    near 
tollgate 
Dimmling   Chas.  F.  butcher,  32  Fells  Point 

market,  dw  Monument  near  Broadway 
Dimmling  John,  tailor,  82  e  Lombard 
Dimmitt  Charles  E.  clerk,  146  w  Madison 
Dimmitt  Mrs.  Rebecca,  6  Bolton 
Dimmelman  Henry,  wheelwright,  636    Light 
Dimidrian    Bro.,  St.  Alphonsus,  79  Saratoga 
Dimond   Caroline,  (Fowler  &   D.)    610     w 

Baltimore 
Dinger  Chas.  F.  tobacconist,  801  w  Baltimore 
Dingfelder  Anthony,  shoemaker,  143  s  Greene 
Dinkle  Geo.  carpenter,  72  Essex 
Dinnish  John,  shoemaker,  245  s  Ann 
Dinsmore  David,  stevedore,  Clinton  s  of  Bos- 
ton 
Dinsmore  James  A.  machinist,  476  Saratoga 
Dinsmore    &    Kyle,   wholesale    grocers  and 

commission  merchants,  156  w  Pratt 
Dinsmore  Margaret,  15  Stiles 
Dinsmore  Mary,  83  Thames 
Dinsmore  Robt.  mariner,  Clinton  neaf  Boston 
Dinstbeer  Geo.  porter,  10  Harmony  la 
Dippel  Geo.  flour  and  feed,  103  Franklin,  dw 

n  e  cor  Dolphin  and  Bolton 
Dippel  Mrs.  John,  342  Mulberry 
Dippel  Mrs.  Sophia,  110  s  Bond 
Dippel  Sophia,  confectionery,  119  Bank 


GEO.  S.  PAGK  Si  BRO.,  Monuf.ictwrcrs    of  Roof*   ..ml   Roofiug   Materials,  111   SmiUn's 
Wliai-f.     C.  HART  SBHTH,  Asreiit. 


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Dippel  Wendel,  cabinet  maker,  254  e  Pratt 
Dippel  Wilhelmina,  36  Lancaster 
Dirschner  John  C,  shoemaker,  875  w  Pratt 
Disney  Elizabeth,  seamstress,  167  Bank 
Disney  ]%s.  Elizabeth,  167  Bank 
Disney  Mrs.  Elizabeth,  192  s  Paca 
Disney  George  W.  iron  roller,  133  s  Caro- 
line 
Disney  John,  fireman,  54  s  Shroeder 
Disney  John  W.  painter,  160  L.  Greene 
Disney  John  W.  painter,  182  Conway 
Disney  Oliver  M.  painter,  77  Dover,  dw  182 

Convi^ay 
Disney  Richard  E.  painter,  144  Camden,  dw 

182  Conviray 
Disney  Richard  P.  huckster,  131  Conway 
Disney  Wesley,  clerk  Hanover  market,  57 

Conway 
Disney  Wm.  H.  carter,  96  s  Chester 
Distebart  Geo.  lock   and  gunsmith,  584    w 

Baltimore 
Distle  Thos.  woodsawyer,  134  s  Chapel 
Distler  Conrad,  tailor,  146  s, Central  av 
Distler  John  C.  227  Canton  av. 
Ditendaler  Joseph,  362 Eastern  av 
Ditman  Thomas  M.  clerk,  cor  Ensor  and  East 
Ditman  Wm.  H.  bookkeeper  Bank  of  Balti- 
more, Chase  e  of  Caroline 
Ditmyer  John,  rags,  113  s  Chapel 
Ditter  Mrs.  Caroline,  88  Maiden  la 
Ditter  Charles,  shoemaker,  119  Low 
Dittman  Edward,  soldier,  113>^  McElderry's 

wharf 
Dittman  Harman,  cigar  factory,  over  59 ^^  s 

Charles,  dw  72  Hill 
Dittman  Henry,  laborer,  171  King 
Dittman  John  H.  sr.  grocer,  1133-^  McElder- 
ry's wharf 
Dittman  John  H.  jr.  soldier,  11 3>^  McElder- 
ry's wharf 
Dittman  John  H.  cooper,  207  s  Eutaw 
Dittman  Wm.  H.  clerk,  Chase  near  Coroline 
Dittmer  John  H.  cooper,  209  s  Eutaw 
Dittrich  F.  &  Bro.  cap  manufacturers,  178  n 

Gay,.dw  C.  D.  172  n  Eutaw 
Dittrich  Francis,  (F.  D.  &  Bro.)  176  n  Gay 
Dittus  J.  Frederick,  butcher,  87  Centre  and 
24  Lexington  markets,  dw   Butchers   row, 
Penna.  av  extended 
Dittus  Wm.  butcher,  Penna.  av  near  North- 
ern av 
Ditzell  Nicholas,  laborer,  12  President 
Ditzweg  Franz,  shoemaker,  64  s  Durham 
Diven   Edward  R.  super't  city  railway  cars, 

Lexington  near  Fulton 
Diven   Edward  T.  plumber,  150  e   Madison 
Diven   Edward  T.  conductor,  37  s  Calhoun 
Diven  Geo.  E.  moulder,  147  Hollins 
Diven  James   W.    conductor    city   railway, 

Lexington  near  Fulton 
Diven   Josephine,  seamstress,  250  n   Eutaw 
Diven    Margaret,    seamstress,  250  n  Eutaw 
Diven  Sarah,  grocery,  184  Canton  av 
Diver  Elizabeth,  tavern,  151  Eastern  av 
Divers  Mary  M.  177  n  Fremont 
Diverl.  Mary,  140  s  Spring 
Dix  Edward  H.  soliciting  agt.  147  e  Fayette 
Dix  Fanny,  257  n  Eutaw 
Dix  J.   Franklin,  (D.  &  Steiner,)  257  n  Eu- 
taw 
Dix  James,  laborer,  182  s  Bond 
Dix  John,  laborer,  209  Hanover 
Dix  John,  puddler,  134  s  Castle  al 


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Dealers  in  Foreign  Fruits,  Cigars, 
&c.,  No.  112  Lombard  st. 


Dix  Thos.  H.  clerk,  93  e  Fayette 

Dix  Wm,  S.  clerk,  41  s  Sharp 

Dix  Wm.  W.  93  e  Fayette 

Dixon  Bradley  S.  dry  goods,  716  w  Baltimore 

Dixon  Mrs.  Bridget,  36  McHenry 

Dixon  Charles,  146  Preston 

Dixon  Charles  A.  bricklayer,  136  McHenry 

Dixon  Dennis  B.  M.  clerk,  147  Hanover 

Dixon  Geo.  fireman,  176  McHenry 

Dixon  Isaac,  laborer,  18  Durst  al 

Dixon  Mrs.  Isabella,  17  Armistead  la 

Dixon  James,  jr.  (Wm.  T.  D.  &  Bro.)  49* 

Lexington 
Dixon  James,  17  Aisquith 
Dixon  James,  laborer,  182  s  Bond 
Dixon  John  H.  fireman,  176  McHenry     • 
Dixon  John,  engineer,  560  w  Baltimore 
Dixon  John  B.  clerk,  49  Lexington 
Dixon  John,  painter,  36  McHenry 
Dixon  John  C.  butcher,  117  Columbia 
Dixon  Joseph,  gas  works,  3  Perry 
Dixon  Joseph,  boiler  maker,  51  McHenry 
Dixon  Matthew  J.  gilder,  36  McHenry 
Dixon  Patrick,  laborer,  295  s  Paca 
Dixon  Robert,  mate,  10  Williamson 
Dixon  R.  W.  K.  commission  merchant,  over 

1 16  Light  St  wharf,  dw  167  Cathedral 
DIXON  THOM  AS,  architect,  over  117  w  Bal- 
timore, dw  Mt.  Washington,  Baltimore  co 
Dixon  Thomas,  railroad  man,  Grundy,  near 

Mosher 
Dixon  William,  laborer,  56  McHenry 
Dixon  Wm.  J.  T.  clerk,  245  Mulberry 
DIXON  WM.  T.  &  BROTHER,  wholesale 
dealers  boots,  shoes,  hats  and  caps,  306  w 
Baltimore 
Dixon  Wm.  T.  (W.  T.  D.  &  Bro.)  49  Lex- 
ington 
Dobbin  Mrs.  Catharine,  56  e  Baltimore 
Dobbin  Eliza,  laundress,  13  Comet 
Dobbin  Francis  M.  boot  maker,  125  Mulberry 
DOBBIN  &  FULTON,  publishers  Baltimore 
American  and  Commercial  Advertiser,  128 
w  Baltimore 
DOBBIN  GEORGE  W.  attorney,  42  St.  Paul 
Dobbin  Joseph  T.  (D.  &  Fulton,)  56  e  Balti- 
more 
DOBBIN  &  CO.  miners  and  shippers  of  coal, 
and  agents  Baltimore  Coal  Co.  24  w  Second 
Dobbin  Wm.  B.  (D.  &  Co.,)  119  n  Charles 
DOBBIN  JOHN,  coach  and  livery  stables,  28 

High,  dw  62 
Dobbs  Mary,  tailoress,  12  Tripolet  al 
Dobel  Alois,  shoemaker,  54  s  Durham 
Dobel  Casper,  shoemaker,  282  e  Lombard 
Dober  Joseph,  milkman,  323  n  Central  av 
DOBERER  JOHN,   Louisiana    House,    199 

Lexington 
DOELER  DANIEL,  paper  box  manufacturer, 

49  Lewis,  dw  88  n  Central  av 
Dobler  David,  clerk,  156  French 
Dobler  Frederick,  clerk,  156  French 
Dobler  George,  clerk,  163  e  Baltimore 
Dobler  Gustavus  A.  salesman,  88  n  Central  av 
Dobler  John,  bookkeeper,  158  French 
Dobson  J.  mariner,  377  Canton  av 
Dobson    John    A.    &  Co.  china,  glass    and 
queensware,  2  and  4  n  Charles 


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Dobson  John,  painter,  229  e  Fayette 
Dobson  John  A.  (John  A.  D.  &  Co.,)  71  n 

Broadway 
Dobson  Robert  H.  shoemaker,  90  Jeiferson 
Dobson  Thomas  H.  painter,  269  e  Lombard 
Dobson  Wm.  bricklayer,  100  Jefferson 
Dochtermann    Conrad,    cabinet    maker,  203 

Light 
Dochtermann  Regina,  confectionery,  203  Light 
Dockerney  Patrick,  hod  carrier.  111  s  Castle 
Dockery  Mary,  laundress,  77  Orleans 
Docwra  Mrs.  Frances,  14  n  Republican 
Dodd  Daniel,  engineer,  109  s  Castle 
Dodd  Joseph  L.  shoemaker,  99  n  Poppleton 
Dodge  George  R.  &  Co.  artists  and  painter's 

store,  42  w  Baltimore 
Dodge  Geo.  R.  (Geo.  R.  D.  &  Co.,)  255  n  Eu- 

taw 
Dodge  John    W.  foreman,  Abbott's    rolling 

Mill,  262  e  Baltimore 
Dodge  Mary  A.  255  n  Eutaw 
Dodiken  John,  laborer,  Chappell,  near  Wind- 
sor mill  road 
Dodson  John  W.  soldier,  889  w  Baltimore 
Dodson   Richard    S.    bookkeeper.    Fountain 

Hotel 
Dodson  Thaddeus,  C.  carpenter,  87  Albemarle 
Dodson  Wm.  K.  messenger  Adams  Express 

83  n  Exeter 
Doefler  Michael,  tailor,  40  s  Durham 
Doel  William,  baker,  120  Low 
Doell  John,  baker,  1  s  Central  av 
Doeller    Christopher,    oil   manufacturer,    53 

Fawn 
Doeller  G.  Conrad,   butcher,    11    Fella   Pomt 

Market,  dw  cor  Fourth  and  Dillon 
Doenges  Ernt,  shoemaker,  574  w  Baltimore 
Doenges  Philip,  vinegar  depot,  141  King 
Doenenfelser  Ludwig,  tavern,  256  s  Caroline 
Doeplitz  Solomon,  millinery  and  fancy  goods, 

114  Lexington 
Doering  Conrad,  362  Saratoga 
Doering  Henry,  tavern,  20  Park 
Doerr  John,  tinner,  18  Ross 
Doetch  Joseph,  shoemaker,  66  Jasper 
Doft  George,  tin  and  sheet  iron  worker,  164 

Hillen 
Doged  Mrs.  Eliza,  196  e  Fayette 
Doged  Martin  H.  clerk,  196  e  Fayette 
Dogge  Charles,  laborer,  20  Dawson  al 
Doherty  M.  &  E.  dry  goods,  223  Lexington 
Dohme  Gustavus,  clerk,  44  n  Gay 
Dohme  Louis,  (Sharp  &  D.,)  263  w  Pratt 
Dolack  John,  tailor,  25  s  Spring 
Dolan  Mrs.  Ann  D.  confectionery,  907  w  Pratt 
Dolan  James,  laborer,  907  w  Pratt 
Dolan  James,  laborer,  89  McEIderry's  wharf 
DOLAN  REV.  JAMES,  112  s  Broadway 
Dolan  John,  laborer,  460  n  Gay 
Dolan  John,  stone  cutter,  30  Thomsen 
Dolan  John,  clerk,  212  e  Lombard 
Dolan  Mary  Ann,  seamstress,  525  w  Lombard 
Dolan  Morris,  currier,  9  New  Church 
Dolan  Patrick,  wheelwright,  220  Penna.  av 
Dolan  Patrick,  122  Harford  av 
Dolch  John  C.  blacksmith,  268  w  Biddle 
Dole  Christian,  rags,  87  Grindall 
Doleman  Matilda,  21  Eastern  av 
Dolfield  Alexander,  clerk  Franklin  Bank,  dw 

175  s  Washington,  F.  P. 
Dolin  John,  laborer,  634  w  Pratt 
Dolin  Maria,  washerwoman,  634  w  Pratt 
Dolin  Valentine,  laborer,  10  s  Regester 


Dohveyra   Augustus,   (D.,    Perrido  «fe   Co.) 

Fountain  Hotel 
Doliveyra,  Perido  &  Co.  brandy,  wine,  gin 

and  whiskey,  6  Water 
Dolivit  Matilda,  57  Watson 
Doll  George,  laborer,  109  West 
Doll  George,  97  Stirling 
Doll  Lewis,  curled  hair,  Frederick  av 
Doll  Michael,  foundryman,  43  Elizabeth  la 
Dolle  George,  soldier,  24  Burke 
Dolle  Lawrence,  grocery  and  liquors,  147  Sa- 
rah Ann 
Dolle  Thomas,  147  Sarah  Ann 
Dollinger  Charles,  butcher,  90  Centre  market, 

dw  Belair,  near  Baltimore  cemetery 
Dollinger  John,   butcher,  Belair  market,  dw 

Baltimore  co 
Dolphin  Francis,  pork  and  beef  inspector,  201 

Mulberry 
Dolphin  Francis  W.  trader,  38  Ryan 
Dolwelt  Louisa,  midwife,  429  w  Baltimore 
Dominie  John,  painter,  85  Mulberry 
Domney  John,  plasterer,  133  n  Paca 
Donahue  Daniel,  tailor,  20  Buren 
Donahue  James  E.  bricklayer,  101  s  Washing- 
ton, F.  P. 
Donaldson  Alexander,  soldier,  159  n  Paca 
Donaldson  Catherine,  99  n  Charles 
Donaldson  David,  trader,  121  Jefferson 
Donaldson  Dr.  Frank,  office  32  Franklin,  dw 

34 
Donaldson  Lieut.  Col.  James  L.  depot  quarter- 
master,  U.    S.    A.,    headquarters    Eutaw 
House 
Donaldson  John,  baggage  express,P.  W.  &B. 

R.  R.  62  Fawn 
Donaldson  John  I.  president  Franklin  Bank, 
and  Baltimore  Life  Insurance  Company,  dw 
30  Franklin 
Donaldson  John  I.  jr.,  30  Franklin 
Donaldson  Mrs.  Julia  A.  159  n  Paca 
Donaldson  Robert,  fireman,  3  Henderson  ct 
DONALDSON  SAMUEL  I.  attorney,  39  St. 

Paul 
Donaldson  Samuel,  39  St.  Paul 
Donaldson  Sidnor,  artist,  38  St.  Paul 
Donaldson  Stephen,  fisherman,  129  s  Exeter 
Donaldson  Thomas  W.  collector,  62  Fawn 
Donallen  Andrew,  wheelwright,  382  Light 
Donat  Marion,  grocer,  199  s  Charles 
Done  Julia,  328  Madison  av 
DONAVIN  MATTHEW  W.  pharmaceutist, 

s  e  cor  Lee  and  Sharp,  dw  96  Lee 
Doney  Stephen,  laborer,  273  Dallas 
Donehue  James  D.  ship  joiner,  115  s  Wolfe 
Donelson  Noah  J.  tinner,  38  Ryan 
Donelson  Wm.  R.  cigar  maker,  132  n  Bond 
Donfrey  John,  shoemaker,  361  n  Gay 
Donges  Andrew,  wagoner,  333  s  Charles 
Donges  Linas,  variety  store,  333  s  Charles 
Donhauser  George,  painter,  259  e  Eager 
Donkley  George  W.  machinist,  cor  Pratt  and 

Calhoun 
Donlan  Anthony,  tailor,  19  Slemmer  al 
Donn  William,  sailmaker,  113  Albemarle 
Donnell  Emily,  308  Canton  av 
Donnell  James  M.  machinist,  308  Canton  av 
Donnell  John  S.  82  Cathedral 
Donnell  Mary,  231  n  Eutaw 
Donnell  William,  231  n  Eutaw 
Donnelly  Alice,  seamstress,  94  Harford  av 
Donnelly  Daniel,  brickmaker,  73  Harford  av 
Donnelly  Daniel,  bricklayer,  40  Franklin  al 


HE>rRY  GIESE,  Commission  Merchant,  for  the  sole   of  Flonr,  Grain,  Seeds,  &e. 
Rosendale  Cement  and  Cnlctued   Plaster  constantly  on  hand,  21  Spear's  Wliorf. 


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Donnelly  Daniel,  laborer,  19  Jordan 
Donnelly  Edward,  porter,  cor  Lexington  and 

Rock 
Donnelly  Mrs.  Eliza,  283  Ross 
Donnelly  Elizabeth,  laundress,  116  Harford  av 
Donnelly  Francis  A.  clerk,  283  Ross 
Donnelly  Hugh,  soldier,  208  Lee 
Donnelly  James  laborer,  172  n  Front 
Donnelly  James,  restaurant,  232  e  Pratt 
Donnelly  James,  watchmaker,  551  Saratoga 
Donnelly  James,  finisher,  371  Hamburg 
Donnelly  John,  laborer,  464  Walsh 
Donnelly  John,  blacksmith,  Falls  road,  near 

Northern  av 
Donnelly  John,  grocer,  397  Lexington 
Donnelly  Mary,  21  Foundry 
Donnelly  Mary,  corsetmanufacturer,  17^  L.ex- 

ington,  dw  156  w  Lombard 
Donnelly  Michael,  drayman,  7  Philpot 
Donnelly  Patrick,  laborer,  6  Swan 
Donnelly  Patrick,  laborer,  511  n  Gay 
Donner  Dorothea,  51  Johnson 
Donohoe  Cornelius,  laborer,  182  Vine 
Donohue  Bernard,  bonnet  frames,  253  n  Gay 
Donohue  Bridget,  huckstress,  11  Rock 
Donohue  Charles,  grocer,  23  Amity 
Donohue  Cornelius,  laborer,  60  Buren 
Donohue  Daniel,  96  Ensor 
Donohue  Dorothea,  51  Johnson 
Donohue  Elizabeth,  111  Ross 
Donohue  Mrs.  Elizabeth,  226  e  Fayette 
Donohue  George,  ship  joiner,  Ahceanna  near 

Donohue  James,  coal  oil,  115  Plum 
Donohue  James  D.  ship  joiner,  115  s  Wolfe 
Donohue  James,  of  custom  house,  309  e  Pratt 
Donohue  John,  salesman,  47  e  Pratt 
Donohue  John,  grocery ,  cor  Amity  and  Raborg 
Donohue  John  F.  salesman,  126  Holliday 
Donohue  Marcus  L.  ship  joiner,  309  e  Pratt 
Donohue  Michael,  laborer,  57  s  Oregon 
Donohue  Patrick,  laborer,  64  n  Dallas 
Donohue  Patrick,  watchman,  99  Granby 
DONOHUE  RICHARD,  shirt  manufacturer, 
240  w  Baltimore ,  dw  9  Pearl  ,     ,    „ 

Donohue  Thomas,  coal   oil,   cor  Leadenhall 

and  West 
Donohue  William,  laborer,  7  Myers  ct 
Donovan  Bridget,  49  Guilford  al 
Donovan  Clarissa,  185  Lexington 
Donovan  Daniel,  foundryman,   151  Bank 
Donovan  Dennis,  laborer,  39  New  Church 
Donovan  James,  printer,  556  w  Baltimore 
Donovan  Jane,  556  w  Baltimore 
Donovan  John,  laborer,  77  Eastern  av 
Donovan  Mrs.  Joseph  S.  s  w  cor  Camden  and 

Eutaw  ^      ,  , 

Donovan  Michael,  laborer,  50  s  Dewberry  al 
DonovanMichael,  mariner,  44  French 
DonovanMichael,  printer,  556  w  Baltimore 
Donovan  Simon,  pedler,  102  Bank 
Donovan  Timothy,  blacksmith,  cor  Chappell 

and  Liberty  road 
Doolan  Mary,  75  Orleans 
Dooley  Edward,  nailmaker,  63  French 
Dooley  John,  laborer,  6  Swan 
Dooley  Martin,  laborer,  25  Haw 
Dooley  Michael,  laborer,  6  Swan 
Dooley  Thomas,  drayman,  206  n  Exeter 
Doolittle  William,  clerk,  78  w  Fayette 
Doonan  Prof.  James  A.  at  Loyola  College 
Dooner  Hugh,  398  Franklin 
Dopman  Julia,  223  n  Ed 


Doran  Michael,  laborer,  43  Haubert 
DORBACKER  WILLIAM,  Three  Tuns  Ho- 
tel, s  w  cor  Pratt  and  Paca 
Dorbacker  Wm.  Three  Tuns  sales  stables,  n  w 

cor  Pratt  and  Paca 
Dore  Dennis,  grocery,  2  French 
Doremus  Peter  B.  plasterer,  Rose  nearMosher 
Dorenberg  John  D.  shoemaker,' 151  Conway 
Dorfer  Eberhard  H,  tailor,  101  s  Bond 
Dorgan   Gustavus  A.   ship    carpenter,   45    s 

Washington,  F.  P. 
Dorguth  August,  lager  beer,  271  w  Pratt 
Doringer  Peter,  71  Preston 
Dorman  Ann,  confectionery,  75  s  High 
Dorman  Eliza,  124  Bank 
Dorman  Mrs.  Ellen,  381  Hamburg 
Dorman  George  T.  oysters,  146  Penna.  av 
Dorman  James,  ship  carp.  290  Canton  av 
Dorman  Jane  G.  grocery,  6  Aisquith 
Dorman  Hetty,  37  Orleans 
Dorman  Mrs.  Margaret,  26  Josephine 
Dorman  Samuel,  constable,  27  Josephine 
Dorman  Mrs.  Sarah,  62  n  Dallas 
Dorman  Wm.  plasterer,  36  n  Front 
Dorman  Wm.  ship  carpenter,  180  Bank 
Dorme  Mrs.  Margaret,  65  James  al 
Dormedy  Sarah,  134  w  Madison 
Dormoller  Frank,  laborer,  158  s  Eden 
Dorn  George,  laborer,  210  Penna.  av 
Dorn  George,  laborer,  7  Choptank 
Dorn  John,  cooper  and  lager  beer,  cor  Caro- 
line and  Bank 
Dorn  John,  sawyer,  315  w  Pratt 
Dorn  John,  milk,  O'Donnell  near  East  av 
Dorn  Philip,  clerk,  97  w  Biddle 
Dorn  Wolf,  laborer,  86  Albemarle 
Dornin  Thomas  A.,  U.  S.  N.  31  Cathedral 
Dorphley  Richard  W.  (Wainwright  &  Co.) 

176  w  Baltimore 
Dorr  Casper,  printer,  268  Hanover 
Dorr  Mary,  223  s  Charles 
Dorrell  Geo.  H.  blacksmith,  226  e  Monument 
Dorrer  John,  veterinary  surgeon,  Gough  cor 

Central  av 
Dorrett  John  C.  pedler,  264  s  Howard 
Dorrett  John  C.  speculator,  n  e  cor  Howard 

and  Hamburg 
Dorrett  Wm.  W.  tobacconist,  163  e  Fayette 
Dorrick  Emily,  100  e  Monument 
Dorring  Frederick,  laborer,  170  Henrietta 
Dorritee  Charles,  bookkeeper,  66  n  Broadway 
Dorritee  C.  W.  bookkeeper,  66  n  Broadway 
Dorritee  Elizabeth,  134  s  Bond 
Dorritee  Robert  E.  painter,  26  Hampstead 
Dorrity  Joseph,  bricklayer,  41  Milliman 
Dorrity  Mrs.  Rebeccca,  290  e  Lombard 
Dorrity  Richard,  stone  cutter,  41  MiUiman 
Dorrity  Thomas,  police,  104  n  Bond 
Dorry  Edward  G.  plumber  and  gas  fitter,  18 
Thames,  and  n  w  cor  Pratt  and  Broadway, 
dw  49  s  Broadway 
Dorry  Ferdinand,  gas  fitter,  49  s  Broadway 
Dorry  John  A.  stone  cutter,  167  s  Washing- 

Dorry  Wm.  rigger,  167  s  Washington,  F.  P. 
Dorsch  Geo.  shoemaker,  21  e  Fayette 
Dorsch  Wolfgang,  laborer,  60  s  Regester 
Dorschel  Wm.  groceries  and  liquors,  46  Fell 
Dorsett  John  F.  (Boswell  &  D.)  110  s  Sharp 
Dorsey  Allen,  (Wheatley,  D.  &  Co.)  248  w 

Lombard 
Dorsey  Allen,  feed,  88  Spear's  wharf,  dw  248 

w  Lombard 


^^Onr^H^&BliO.,  Mannftctnrer,   of  Roof.   n«cl  Roofing  HaterlalB,  111   B«^'» 
Xnuirf.    O.  HART  SBITTH,  Agent. 


DOK 


110 


DOU 


Dorsey  Algernon  S.  25  n  Calvert 
Dorsey  Andrew,  engineer,  94  s  Carey 
Dorsey  Bartus  C.  (Wheelwright,  Mudge  & 

Co.)  102  s  Sharp 
Dorsey  Benjamin  H.  clerk  B.  &  O.  R,  R., 

Howard  near  German 
Dorsey  Caleb,  102  s  Sharp 
Dorsey  Charles,  carpenter,  42  s  Poppleton 
Dorsey  Comfort  W.  36  Pleasant 
Dorsey  Daniel,  soldier,  85  Mount 
Dorsey  Daniel  W.  shoemaker,  172  n  Gay 
Dorsey  Edwin,  carpenter,  23  Decker 
Dorsey  Geo.  F.  fireman,  176  McHenry 
Dorsey  Mrs.  Grace  H.  13  McCulloh 
Doi-sey  Geo.  W.  shoemaker,  249  w  Hoffman 
Dorsey  &  Hissey,  coach  makers,  96  n  Calvert 
Dorsey  Isaac,  cabinet  maker,  62  s  Sharp 
Dorsey  James  B.  (Campbell,  D.  &  Co.)  23  n 

Calvert 
Dorsey  James,  marble  polisher,  45  Buren 
Dorsey  James  L.  flour  inspector,  35  Conway 
Doi'sey  James,  laborer,  271  Forrest 
Dorsey  John  F.  (Boswell  &  D.)  119  s  Sharp 
Dorsey  John,  laborer,  384  Hanover 
Dorsey  John,  tailor,  Paca  s  of  Hamburg 
Dorsey  John  T.  shoemaker,  26  Josephine 
Dorsey  John,  cellar  digger,  29  s  Wolfe 
Dorsey  John  A.  (Etchfson  &  D.)  Three  Tuns 

hotel 
Dorsey  Joseph  I.  granite  stone  cutter,  398 

Franklin 
Dorsey  Joseph,  clerk  at  Barnum's  hotel 
Dorsey    Joseph   S.   (Middleton  &    D.)   201 

Aisquith 
Dorsey  Julia  A.  51  e  Lombard 
Dorsey  Margaret  29  Durham 
Dorsey  Mrs.  Matilda,  42  s  Poppleton 
Dorsey  Mary  J.  114  e  Lombard 
Dorsey  Michael,  tailor,  104  York 
Dorsey  Michael,  laborer,  138  s  Castle  al 
Dorsey  Michael,  laborer,  8  St.  Mary 
Dorsey  Michael,  grain,  lime  and   feed,   114 

Light  St.  wharf,  dw  131  Hanover 
Dorsey  Richard,  clerk,  102  s  Sharp 
Dorsey  Richard  B.  clerk  at  Custom  House, 

n  Charles  st.  extended 
Dorsey  Richard  B.,  jr.,  clerk,  Charles  near 

Northern  av 
Dorsey  Richard,  soldier,  214  n  Central  av 
Dorsey  Dr.  Robert,  (of  Edward,)  29  n  Calvert 
Dorsey  Samuel,  bookkeeper,  51  Courtland 
Dorsey  Samuel  H.  bookkeeper,  51  Courtland 
Dorsey  Samuel  H.  vinegar  depot,  9  President 

dw  51  Mulberry 
Donsey  Samuel  A.  stone  cutter,  108  s  Sharp 
Dorsey  Sclman,  bookkeeper,  396  w  Lombard 
Dorsey  Su.san,  seamstress,  137  n  Central  av 
Dorsey  Theodore  C.  clerk,  114  e  Lombard 
Dorsey  Thomas,  carpenter,  396  w  Lombard 
Dorsey  Vernon,  clerk  B.  &  O.  R.  R.  Charles 

near  Northern  av 
Dorsey  Washington  L.  169  Mulberry 
Dorsey  Wm.  (D.  &  Hissey,)  166  n  Exeter 
Dorsey  Mis.  W.  L.  169  Mulberry 
Dorsey   Wm.  A.  produce  commission  mer- 
chant 68  South 
Dorsey  Wm.  S.  clerk,  51  Courtland 
Dorsey  Wm.  H.  engineer,  70  s  Ann 
Dorsey  Wm.  H.  paying  teller  Western  Bank, 
Dorsey  Wm.  J.  H.  (Dade  &  D.)  14  Pearl,  dw 

413  w  Fayette 
Dorson  Anna,  laundress,  54  n  Eutaw 
Dorson  Samuel,  162  s  Ann 


Dorweis  Eckert,  painter,  70  Ensor 
Dosch  George,  huckster,  1  Spring  ct 
Dotterweih  Frederick,  cigar  maker,  165  Ross 
Dotterwiesk  Francis  P.  shoemaker,  Wolfe  s 

of  Pratt 
Dotsch  Louis,  photographer,  66  Chatswortb. 
Doty  Mrs.  S.  130  w  Fayette 
Doub  D.  Milton,  clerk,  41  n  Gilmor 
Doub  Ezra  R.  tobacconist,  1  n  Calhoun,  dw 

41  n  Gilmor 
Doud  Bartley,  huckster,  7  Camden  la 
Doud  Francis,  shoemaker,  4  McElderry 
Doud  John  A.  M.  police,  178  East 
Doud  John,  carter  4  L.  Constitution 
Doud  Michael,  laborer,  13  Elliott 
Doud  Thomas,  blacksmith,  32  Binney 
Doud  Patrick,  carter,  279  s  Eutaw 
Dougherty  Anthony,  3  George  al 
Dougherty,  Chas.  M.  (Dougherty,  Woods  & 

Co.)  31  Franklin 
Dougherty  Cornelius,  carpenter,  222  Vine 
Dougherty  Charles  J.  shoemaker,  95  n  Eutaw 
Dougherty  Daniel,  carter,  184  s  Washington 

F.  P. 
Dougherty  Dan'l,  laborer,  white  house  Canton 
Dougherty  Ellen,  52  Cambridge 
Dougherty  James,  laborer,  56  Raborg 
Dougherty  James,  181  n  Eutaw 
Dougherty  James,  builder,  11  w  Builder 
Dougherty  Capt.  James,  52  Lee 
Dougherty  Rev.  John,  25  n  Front 
Dougherty  John  C.  ship  carpenter,  146  s  Ann 
Dougherty  John  W.  engineer.  Lazaretto 
Dougherty  Joseph,  trunk  maker,  66  Portland 
Dougherty  Julius,  discount  clerk.  Farmers' 

and  Merchants'  bank,  dw  267  Saratoga 
Dougherty  Julia,  50  e  Baltimore 
Dougherty  Margaret,  87  Hollins 
Dougherty  Mrs.  Margaret,  66  Portland 
Dougherty  Mary  A.  316  e  Pratt 
Dougherty  Mrs.  Mary,  11  w  Biddle 
Dougherty  Michael,  laborer,  16  Garden 
Dougherty  Michael,  hackman,  137  n  High 
Dougherty  Michael,  hostler,  Moffits  stables, 

n  Howard 
Dougherty  Michael,  laborer,  7  n  Wolfe 
Dougherty  Patrick,  laborer,  22  Concord 
Dougherty  Philip,  painter,  69  n  Exeter 
Dougherty  Thomas,  15  n  Caroline 
Dougherty  Thomas,  police,  104  n  Bond 
Dougherty,  Woods  &  Co.  sugar  refiners,  n  e 

cor  Lombard  and  Concord 
Dougherty  Wm.  H.  (Sands  &  D.)  50  e  Bal- 
timore 
Dougherty  Wm.  police,  786  w  Baltimore 
Doughty  J.  J.  C.  clerk,  9  n  Exeter 
Doughty  John  C.  241  w  Biddle 
Douglas  August,  liquors,  4  s  Howard,  dw  206 

w  Biddle 
Douglas  Harriet,  33  Chew 
Douglass  James  H.  marine  fireman,  87  Ham- 
burg 
Douglass  James  B.  oak  cooper,  217  Mullikin 
Douglass  Robert,  porter.  May  near  Eden 
Douglass  Robert,  cooper,  11  Willow 
Douglass  Susan,  67  Warner 
Douglass  Susan,  gaiter  binder,  50  s  Eutaw 
Douglass  Thos.  J.  cooper,  138  L  Greene 
Douglass  Thomas,  shoemaker,  352  Mulberry 
Douglass  Wm.  R.  wagoner,  21  May 
Douglass  Wm.  H.  cooper,  25  Brune 
Doulongin  Conrad,  tailor,  309  s  Bond 
Doush  Jacob,  farmer,  151  s  Ann 


WM.  P.  "WEBB,  Marine,  Fire  and  lilfe  Xnsnrance  Agent  and  Broker.    Agent 
Benefit  Iilfe  Insurance  Co.,  NeTvarls,  Bf.  J.,"  89  Second  Street. 


DOU 


111 


DEE 


Doush  Peter,  stevedore,  151  s  Ann 

Douty  Caleb,  adjusting  clerk.  Custom  House, 

Fayette  near  Gilmor 
Dove  Benjamin  F.  watchman,  548  w  Pratt 
Dove  Capt.  Henry,  351  e  Baltimore 
Dove  Capt.  Milton  C,  U.  S.  A.  92  s  Ann 
Dove  Capt.  S.  M.,  U.  S.  N.,  Fountain  hotel 
Dove  Wm.  C.  iron  roller,  152  s  Caroline 
Dover  John,  shoemaker,  499  w  Pratt 
Dowd  Michael,  bar  tender,  3  Centre  Market 

space 
Dowden  Francis  P.  mariner,  194  s  Ann 
Dowell  George   E.  clerk  to  Quarter  Master, 

63  Aisquith 
Dowell  John,  grocer  and  commission  merch't, 

55  s  Calvert,  dw  63  Aisquith 
Dowling  Ann,  183  n  Eutaw 
Dowling  Elizabeth,  millinery,  262  n  Gay 
Dowling  George,  tailor,  48  s  Wolf 
Dowling  Thomas  laborer,  85  Booth 
Downey  Chas.  carpenter,  13  Gough 
Downey  Edmund,  carpenter,  13  Gough 
Downey  Edward,  painter,  56  Gough 
Downey  James,  laborer,  6  n  Amity 
Downey  John,  25  Abey  al 
DOWNEY  JOHN  t^c  SON,  grocers  and  com- 
mission merchants,  133  Franklin 
Downey  John,  (J.  D,  &  Sons,)  154  n  Eutaw 
Downey  John  W.  mariner,  239  Henrietta 
Downey  Thomas  G.  (J.  D.  &  Son,)  154  n 

Eutaw 
Downey  Wm.  T.  watchman,  141  Dover 
Downing  Chas.  F.  bricklayer,  82  n  Poppleton 
Downing  Elizabeth,  158  w  Biddle 
Downing  Howell,  broker,  158  w  Biddle 
Downing  John,  laborer,  28  Addison 
Downing  Margaret  W.  56  s  Greene 
Downing  Morris  W.,  U.  S.  Commissary,  56 

s  Greene 
Downing  Nathaniel  F.  bricklayer,  82  n  Pop- 
pleton 
Downing  Wm  H.  bricklayer,  82  n  Poppleton 
Downing  Wm.  laborer,  2  Russell  al 
Downs  Capt.  Chas.  G.,  U.  S.  A.  148  Barre 
Downs  Mrs.  Dr.  22  n  Caroline 
Downs  Mrs.  Elizabeth,  seamstress,  154  Dover 
Dowhs  Mrs.  Elizabeth,  485  e  Baltimore 
Downs  Harris  T.  butcher,  472  e  Baltimore 
Downs  Jas.  Henry,  bailiff  U.  S.  Courts,  302 

Franklin 
"Downs  Joseph  B.  butcher,  484  Light 
Downs  Joseph,  butcher,  485  e  Baltimore 
Downs  Mrs,  Louisa,  confectionery,  s  w  cor 

Belair  av  and  Broadway 
Downs  Samuel  F.  moulder,  477  Franklin 
Downs  Steward  D.  ship  carpenter,  169  Lee 
Downs  Winifred,  52  Cambridge 
Downs  William  H.  clerk,  361  Franklin 
Downs  Win.  bricklayer,  94  s  Charles 
Doyle  Ann,  confectionery,  61  Clay 
Doyle  Arthur,  ship  carpenter,  204  s  Castle  al 
DOYLE  A.  J.  bookstore,  11  Penna  av.  dw 

282  Franklin   • 
Doyle  Augustus,  clerk,  282  Franklin 
Doyle  Bridget,  205  n  Howard 
Doyle  Bridget,  grocery,  22  Valley 
Doyle  Catharine,  136  s  Howard 
Doyle  Felix,  soldier,  40  e  Eager 
Doyle  Jane  G.  32  Camden 
Doyle  James,  grocer,  n  w  cor  Lombard   aad 

Amity 
Doyle  James,  blacksmith,  150  s  Central  nv 

dw  80  s  Eden 


Doyle  James,  laborer,  547  Saratoga 

Doyle  James  E.  blacksmith,  9  Hawk 

Doyle  James,  liquors,  45  s  Charles 

Doyle  James  H.  printer,  42  Park 

Doyle  John,  laborer,  83  n  Oregon 

Doyle  John,  laborer,  67  Dawson  al 

Doyle  Dr.  John  A.  21  s  Gay 

Doyle  John,  18  Abey  al 

Doyle  John,  laborer,  10  Hawk 

Doyle  Mary,  huckstress,  115  Cross 

Doyle  Michael,  sawyer,  46  Johnson 

Doyle  Michael,  messenger  Adams'  Express, 

1  Columbia 
Doyle  M.  H.  printer,  35  Centre  Market  space 
Doyle  Matthew,  soldier,  80  Grindall 
Doyle  Matthew,  soldier,  115  Cross 
Doyle  Patrick,  butter,  35  Centre  Market  space 
Doyle  Patrick,  drayman,  170  Stirling 
Doyle  Patrick,  laborer.  Falls  road  near  North- 
ern av 
Doyle  Patrick,  laborer,  52  Union 
Doyle  Rosina,  80  Grindall 
Doyle    Samuel    B.   clerk  Adams'    Express, 

Fountain  hotel 
Doyle  Thomas  G.  bookseller,  297  n  Gay 
Doyle  Thomas,  laborer,  42  Philpot 
Doyle  Thos.  whip  sawyer,  80  Grindall 
Doyle  Thos.  whip  lawyer,  115  Cross 
Doyle  Thomas  J.  sutler,  32  Camden 
Doyle  Wm.  213  Vine 
Doyle  Wm.  H.  carpenter,  349  Columbia 
Doyle  Wm.  J.  jr.,  clerk,  42  Park 
Drabant  Joseph,  saddler,  193  Vine 
Drackser  Jacob,  tailor,  80  Somerset 
Drager  Henry,  cigar  packer,  399  n  Gay 
Draismcr  John,  shoemaker,  7  McElderry  ct. 
Draite  Wm.  blacksmith,  405  w  Pratt 
Drake  Henry,  shoemaker,  678  w  Baltimore 
DRAKELEY  &  FENTON,  wholesale  pro- 
duce commission  merchants,   387  w    Bal- 
timore 
Drakeley  Henry  W.   (D.   &  Fenton,)  291  w 

Fayette 
Drane  Hugh,  laborer,  26  Biddle  al 
Draper  Chester,  tavern,  278  Light 
Draper  Mary,  dress  maker,  278  Light 
Draper  William,  clerk,  22  T 
Drebing  Harriet,  419  e  Fayette 
Drege  Jacob  R.  333  Lexington 
Dregger  Francis,  porter,  56  Henrietta 
Dregger  Theodore,  56  Hamilton 
Dreisch  Joseph,  porter,  52  Richmond 
Drenk  Philip,  shoemaker,  93  Low 
Dresch  Adam,  laborer,  Burke,  Canton 
Dreschler  Frederick,  tailor,  8  Spruce  al 
Dreschler  George,  gardener.  Republican  n  of 

Franklin 
Dreschler  John,  plasterer,  40  n  Amity 
Dresboeh  Wm.  blacksmith,  1  Baker's  ct 
Dresel  Werner,  consul  for  Prussia,  Wurten- 
berg.  Saxony,  Baden,  Bavaria,  Hesse  Cas- 
sel  and  Hesse  Darmstadt,  s  e  cor  Lombard 
and  Cheapside,  dw  110  St.  Paul 
Dresher  Peter,  shoemaker,  16  Willow 
Dressel  Caroline,  83  Ross 
Dressel  Catharine,  huckstress,  289  e  Monu- 
ment 
Dressel  Conrad,  weaver,  32  Orleans 
Dressel  George,  grocery,  83  Ross 
Dressel  John  J.  baker,  204  Eastern  av 
Dressel  Leonhard,  blind  painter,  358  e  Eager 
Dresser  Joseph,  tailor,  267  n  Eden 
Dressier  Emil,  sutler,  n  w  cor  Chase  and  Bond 


jr.  HKNRY  GIESS,  Commission  Merchant,  for  the  sale   of  Flour,  Grain,  Seeds,  <!ie. 
Roseudale  Cement  and  Calcined  Plaat«r  constantly  on  hand,  HI  Speor'a  Wharf. 


DRE 


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DUF 


Dressier  Wilhelm,  138  e  Pratt 
Dreves  Francis,  cigar  store,  16  Pine 
Drew  Arthur,  laborer,  18  n  Poppleton 
Drew  Amanda  L.  160  w  Madison 
Drew  Mrs.  Ramsey,  259  e  Baltimore 
Drexel  August,  cigar  packer,  52  w  Fayette 
Drexel  Harman,  steam  scourers,  52  w  Fayette, 

dw  103  Pearl 
Drexel  Henry,  piano  maker,  57  n  Gay 
Drexel  Morris,  confectionery,  57  n  Gay 
DREXLER  JOSEPH  A.  provision  store,  42 

n  Calvert 
Drexsel  John,  tanner,  23  Smith 
Drey  Abraham,  (Lewis  Lauer  &  Co,)  163  s 

Sharp 
Drey  Elkan,  (Lewis  Lauer  &  Co.)  64  Conway 
Dreyer  Abraham,  rags,  over  70  Harrison 
Dreyer  Charles,  tobacconist,  91  William 
Dreyer  Ernst,  fresco  painter,  175  w  Fayette 
Dreyer  Fredk.  box  maker,  15  n  Sharp 
Dreyer  John  F.  boxmaker,  49  McHenry 
Dreyer  Wm.  shoe  store,  160  s  Broadway 
Driffreus  John,  laborer,  279  Columbia 
Drill  James  M.  freight  agent  N.  C.  R.  311 

Lexington 
Drinker  Mrs.  Susan  B.  145  w  Biddle 
Drinks  Frederick,  laborer,  239  s  Durham 
Drischman  Charles,  shoemaker,  151  s  Chapel 
DriscoU  Mrs.  Ann,  97  s  Eden 
Driscoll  Ellen,  grocery,  217  Chesnut 
Driscoll  John,  laborer,  4  Hawk 
Driscoll  Richard  J.  tailor,  58  s  Howard 
Drissell  Mary,  151  s  Chapel 
Driver  Jacob,  potter,  196  s  Castle  al 
Driver  Silas,  soldier,  350  Washington  road 
Drogan  Charles,  cigar  maker,  82  Harrison 
Drohan  David,  teamster,  84  s  High 
Drohan  Mary,  grocery,  79  Franklin 
Droll  Mrs.  Ragina,  undertaker  and  furniture, 

90  s  Howard 
Dromer  John,  shoemaker,  229  s  Bond 
Droney  Dennis,  tailor,  104  York 
Drost  G.  A.  (D.  &  Sutro,)  217  w  Lombard 
DROST  &  SUTRO,  importers  and  wholesale 

dealers  in  French,  German  fancy  goods  and 

notions,  253  w  Baltimore 
Droste  JohnH.  78  Hill 
Droste  John  E.  clerk,  78  Hill 
Drought  Francis,  carpenter,  145  Montgomery 
Drugen  Hugh,  clerk,  69  Hollins 
Druhe  Cornelius,  tailor,  52  Harrison 
Druid    Hall,    Patterson    building,    entrance 

62  Vo  w  Baltimore 
Drum'Sarah  Ann,  250  e  Pratt 
Drummer  John,  shoemaker,  208  Canton  av 
Drummer  John,  laborer,  196  s  Wolfe 
Drummond  Levin  J.  watchmaker  and  jeweler, 

31  w  Pratt,  dw  15  s  Exeter 
Drumpf  Catharine,  34  Dewberry  al 
Drumgoole  Patrick  H.  laborer,  46  Orleans 
Drury  John,  stone  cutter,  167  s  Washington, 

F.  P. 
Drury  Samuel  C.  coachman,  5  s  Fremont 
Drury  Wm.  rigger,  167  s  Washington,  F.  P. 
Dryden  Alexander,  huckster,  53  Clay 
Dryden  Mrs.  Aurelia,  seamstress,  240   Mul- 
berry 
Dryden  Charles  H.  butter  and  produce,  51  n 

Eutaw 
Dryden  Henry,  dry  goods,  116  Lexington 
Dryden  J.  Meredith,  clerk,  68  e  Pratt 
Dryden  Joshua,  67  n  Liberty 
Dryden  Joshua  R.  64  n  Greene 


Dryden  Meredith  J,  (Robt.  W.  D.  &  Son)  69 

e  Pratt 
Dryden  Rbt.  H.  shoemaker,  257  n  Central  av 
Dryden  Mrs.  R.  P.  dressmaker,  178  Pearl 
Dryden  Mrs.  Ruth,  55  n  Poppleton 
Dryden  Robert  W.  &  Son,  commission  mer- 
chants, 14  &  16  German 
Dryden  Robert  W,  (R.  W.  D.  &  Son)  68  e 

Pratt 
Dryden  Samuel  T.  bricklayer,  49  Warren 
Dryden  Samuel,  shoemaker,  334  w  Baltimore, 

dw  11  3  Eutaw 
Dryden  Wm.  342  w  Fayette 
Dubel  Capt.  James  A.  175  s  Bond 
Duboy  S.  Warren,  10  n  Schroeder 
Du  Bois  E.  C.  clerk  tobacco  warehouse,  141 

w  Biddle 
Du  Breton  Hypolite,  laborer,  Union 

Dublin 10  Short  al 

Dubree  John  H.  carpenter,  42  w  Biddle 
Dubree  Geo.  spoon  maker,  rear  16  Harrison 
Dubree  Rebecca,  rear  16  Harrison 
DUBREUL  REV.  J.   PAUL,    St.    Sulpice 

Seminary,  St.  Mary's  court,  Penna  av  near 

St.  Mary 
Dubreuil  Aristide,  (D.  &  Co.)  29  Camden 
Dubreuil  &  Co.  coil  oil,  29  Camden 
Dubrey  Henry,  cigarmaker,  279  n  Central 
Ducatel  Hyppolite  G.  38  Mulberry 
Ducatel  Joanna,  boarding,  38  Mulberry 
Ducker  Otto,  (Radecke&  Co.)  12 New  Church 
Duckett  Josephine,  308  Saratoga 
Duckett  Robert  L.  carter,  294  Franklin 
Duckett  Richard  G.  bookkeeper,  308  Saratoga 
DUDE  FREDERICK  W.  cabinet  maker,  14 

McClelland,  dw  85  n  Gay 
Dudderwich  Henry,  laborer,  256  s  Durham 
Dudley  Asa,  carpenter,  289  Light 
Dudley  Charles,  blacksmith,  289  Light 
Dudley  Christopher,  machinist,  202  Chesnut 
Dudley  Hester  A.  tailoress,  74  Henrietta 
Dudley  Marcus  L.  (Porter  &  D.)  303  Light 
Dudley  Mildred,  tailoress,  1  Harden's  court 
Dudley  Mrs.  Mary,  grocery,  303  Light 
Dudley  Richard,  gas  fitter,  55  Harford  av 
Dudley  Sarah,  dress  maker,  289  Light 
Dudley  Sarah,  175  Eastern  av 
Dudley  Thomas,  blacksmith,  217  Chesnut 
Dudley  William,  cooper,  75  Dawson  al 
Dudrow  Charles  E.  soldier,  40  n  Poppleton 
Dudrow  Geo.  W.  machinist,  40  n  Poppleton 
DUERJOHN,  importer  and  dealer  in  hard- 
ware, 8  Hanover,  dw  76  Saratoga 
Duer  Samuel,  merchant  miller,  38  Commerce, 

dw  627  w  Lombard 
Duering  Charles  S.  tobacconist,  39  n  Eutaw, 

dw  n  w  cor  St.  Mary  and  Tessier 
Duering  George  S.  bricklayer,  347  Franklin 
Duering  John  S.  shoemaker,  104  St.  Mary 
Duff  Elizabeth,  159  Chesapeake 
DUFF  CAPT.  HENRY,  surveyor  of  vessels 

and  cArgoes,  37  Fell,  dw  351  e  Baltimore 
Duff  Henry,  carpenter,  295  e  Madison 
Duff  James,  soldier,  30  Jew  al 
Duff  James,  merchant,  48  s  Ann 
Duff  Miss  Mary,  548  Saratoga 
Duf^'  Patrick,  hostler  No.  4  engine,  58  Holiday 
Duff  Wm.  lawyer,  48  s  Ann 
Duffey  James,  laborer,  3  Littel  al 
Duffey  John,  livery  stables,  s  e  cor  Harford 

av  and  Chew,  dw  Neighbor  near  Harford  av 
Duffy  Bridget,  grocery,  162  e  Lombard 
Duffy  Catharine,  25  Centre 


OBO.  S.  PXGK  &  BRO.,  Nannfacturera   of  Roofs  nnd  Rooflng  material,  111  Sniltlii*s 
\nu%rt.    C.  HAAT  KRQTH,  Agent. 


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Duffy  Edward,  attorney,  28  St.  Paul,  dw  307 

Hollins 
Duffy  Francis,  hostler  Moffett's  stables,  n 

Howard 
Duffy  Hugh,  101  Ensor 
Duffy  James,  laborer,  9  n  Dewberry  al 
Duffy  James,  (M.  &  J.  D.)  102  Cathedral 
Duffy  James,  grocery,  55  Holland 
Duffy  James,  hackman,  3  Hargrove  al 
Duffy  John,  hostler,  119  Vine 
Duffy  John,  weaver,  27  Mosher 
Duffy  John  jr.,  moulder,  27  Mosher 
Duffy  John,  hackman,  14  Neighbor 
Duffy  J.  Edwin,  clerk,  48  s  Ann 

Duffy huckster,  84  Grindell 

Duffy  Mary  J.  laundress,  62  Union 

Duffy  M.  &  T.  grocery  and   feed  store,  162 

Cathedral 
Duffy  Michael,  blacksmith,  32  Preston 
Duffy  Michael,  (M.  &  J.  D.)  109  Cathedral 
Duffy  Peter,  grocery,  cor  Chesnut  and  Low 
Duffy  Thomas,  laborer,  2  Hammond  al 
Duffly  Michael,  laborer,  341  Eastern  av 
Dufur  Geo.  (D.  &  C.)  69  Columbia 
Dufur  Orlando,  69  Columbia 
Dufur  &  Co.  iron  railing  makers,  Uhler's  al 

near  Charles 
Dugan  Anthony,  carpenter,  24  Hammond  al 
DUGAN      CUMBERLAND    &   CO.   hard- 
ware commission  merchants,  26  s  Charles 
Dugan  Cumberland,  (C.  D.  &  Co.)  31  Ham- 
ilton 
Dugan  Emily,  77  Centre 
Dugan  John,  hostler,  5  Grace  court 
Dugan  John,  jr.  laborer,  93  Harford  av 
Dugan  John,  laborer,  25  s  Bethel 
Dugan  J.  Osborne,  dry  goods,  129  n  Gay,  dw 

36  n  Front 
Dugan  Michael,  75  French 
Dugan  Michael,  butcher,  56  n  Dallas 
Dugant  Francis,  carpenter,  215  w  Biddle 
Dugas  Louisa,  662  Saratoga 
Dugas  Lewis  C.  clerk,  662  Saratoga 
Dugas  Lewis  C.  clerk  to  Register  of  Wills, 

Pearl  near  Mulberry 
Dugdale  Edward,  John  near  Lanvale 
DUGDALE  GEO.  dealer  in  fertilizers,    105 

Smith's  wharf,  dw  279  e  Baltimore 
Dugdale  Wm.  clerk,  279  e  Baltimore 
Dugdale  William,  soldier.  Mount  near   Lex- 
ington 
Dugent  Eli,  carpenter,  338  e  Fayette 
Dugent  Francis,  carpenter,  215  e  Biddle 
Dugent  Francis,  grocer,  284  e  Lombard 
Duhamel  James,  163  n  Paca 
Duhn  C.  mariner,  288  s  Anne 
Duhurst  Benjamin,  huckster,  105  Vine 
Duhurst  Charles  H.  druggist,  27  w  Pratt  dw 

1  n  Front 
Duhurst  Henry  P.  president  Firemen's  Insur- 
ance Co.,  1  n  Front 
Duhurst  Mrs.  Mary,  1  n  Front 
DUKE  A.  W.  apothecary  and  druggist,  178  e 

Eager 
Duke  Eliza,  grocery,  10  Somerset 
Duke  James  0.  engineer,  52  nEden 
Duke  Mary,  2  Lewis 
Duke  Susanna,  268  n  Howard 
Dukehart  Edward  W.  bookkeeper,  90  Lee 
Dukehart  Henry,  livery  stables,  36  North, 

dw34 
Dukehart  John   P.  conductor  B.  &  0.  R.  R. 
dw  47  n  Gay 


Dukehart  John,    secretary  Associated  Fire- 
men's Insurance  Co.  47  n  Gay 
Dukehart  Joseph  R.  (J.   R.  D.  &  Co.)  151 

Aisquith 
Dukehart  Joseph  R.  &,    Co.   fishing  tackle, 

twine,  &c.,  130  w  Baltimore 
Dukehart  Mary,  73  e  Fayette 
Dukehart  Robert  W.   hosemaker,  basement 

18  Water,  dw  64  e  Lombard 
Dukehart  Samuel  T.  67  n  High 
Dukehart  Thomas  M.  bailiff  Criminal  Court, 

223  e  Fayette 
Dukehart  Valerius,  (Joseph  R.  D.  &  Co.)  130 

w  Baltimore 
Dukehart  Wm.  B.  hosemaker,  64  e  Lombard 
Duker  Edward  0.  (Radecke  &  Co.)  12  New 

Church 
Duker  Henry,  morocco  dresser,  34  French 
Duker  Harman,  (H.  D.  &  Co.)  cor  Charles 

and  Uhler's  al 
Duker  Harman  &  Co.,  box  makers,  rear  216 

w  Pratt 
Dulaney  Mrs.  Ann,  262  n  Gay 
Dulaney  Capt.  Edward,  mariner,  127  Bank 
Dulaney  Dennis,  wagoner,  2  Albemarle 
Dulaney  Mrs.  Hannah,  137  w  Biddle 
Dulaney  Nicholas,  tobacconist,  215  Mulberry 
Dulaney  Sarah,  316  Saratoga 
Dulaney  Wm.  tailor,  316  Saratoga 
Dulany  John  N.  (Norris  &  D.)  215  Mulberry 
Dulany  Walter,  clerk,  59  Courtland 
Duley  John  C.  moulder,  563  w  Lombard 
Duley  John  R.  moulder,  563  w  Lombard 
Duley  Mary,  dress  maker,  75  n  High 
Duley  Solomon  P.  machinist,  563  w  Lombard 
Dulin  Dr.  Alexander  F.  16  n  Charles 
Duling  John,  mariner,  182  s  Ann 
Dull  Adam,  britannia  ware,  Baltimore   near 

Gilmor  , 

Dull  Caspar,  boatman,  21  Gittings 
Dull  Jacob,  laborer,  1,30  s  Central  av 
Dull  James  M.  freight  agent,  N.  C.  R.  dw  311 

Lexington 
Dumas  Eliza,  seamstress,  49  Albemarle 
Dumax  Benj.  L.  carpenter,  11  Cowpen  al 
Dumax  Elizabeth  0.  158  Pearl 
Dumax  Elizabeth  B.  158  Pearl 
Dumax  Ellen  L.  158  Pearl 
Dumax  Sarah  A.  158  Pearl 
Dumber  John  F.  collar  maker,  215  w  Fayette 
Dumber  Joseph,  shoemaker,  13  Diamond 
Dumbolton  Mrs.  Ann,  571  Lexington 
Dumbolton  Frank  A.  clerk,  571  Lexington 
Dumbolton  George,  with  T.  J.  Carson,  204  w 

Baltimore,  dw  571  Lexington 
Dumer  Henry,  carp.  63  Washington,  F.  H. 
Duniler  Conrad,  junk  dealer,  22  s  Register 
Dumler  John,  currier,  83  Johnson 
Dumler  Joseph,  currier,  84  Park 
Dumler  Matthias,  cooper,  263  s  Paca 
Dumphy  Patrick,  baker,  244  Mulberry 
Dunau  Louis,  clerk,  354^^  w  Lombard 
Dunan  Louis  (Drakeley  &  Feptdn)   387  w 

Baltimore 
Dunan  W.  G.  cashier  Quartermaster's  office, 

8  s  Gay 
Dunbar  Mrs.  George  T.  35  Hamilton 
Dunbar  Dr.  John  R.  W.  151  w  Lombard 
Dunbar  Wm.  W.  bailiff  Criminal  Court,  35 

Hamilton 
Dunberry  Christian,  cooper,  190  s  Bond 
Dunbrow  Simon,  laborer,  82  s  Chapel 
Duncan  Mrs.  Anna,  22  Rock 


WM.  P.  WEBB,  Marine,  Fire  and  tAfe  Insiinmce  Agent  and  Broker.    Agent 
Benefit  Ldfe  Insurance  Co.,  Newark,  N.  J.,"  89  Second  Street. 

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Duncan  Adam,  340  n  Eutaw  I 

Duncan  Alexander,  U.  S   assessor,  Frederick   I 

road  near  first  loll  gate 
Duncan  Archibald,  mariner,  36  Thames 
Duncan  Barney,  laborer,  Clinton 
Duncan  David,  clerk,  47  w  Lombard* 
Duncan  Eliza,  produce,  47  w  Lombard 
Duncan  Emily,  132  Cathedral 
Duncan  Geo.  W.  brushmaker,  155  G.  Hughes 
Duncan  Helen,  132  Cathedral 
Duncan  James  W.  magistrate,  289  s  ]}ond 
Duncan  Jane,  132  Cathedral  .i 

Duncan  John  F.  junk,  146  s  Bond 
Duncan  James,  grocery,  289  Saratoga 
Duncan  Joseph  W.  clerk,  N.  C.  R.  R.,  dw 

Baltimore  co 
Duncan  Joseph ,  ship  carpenter,  47  w  Lombard 
Duncan  Jos.  W.  coach  trimmer,  144  Dolphin 
Duncan  Mrs.  iVIary,  64  Camden 
Duncan  Mrs.  Mary,  155  G.  Hughes 
Duncan  Margaret,  132  Cathedral 
Duncan  N.  J.  H.  mariner,  47  w  Lombard 
Duncan  Patrick,  laborer,  136  s  Castle 
Duncan  Capt.  Peter,  33  s  Bond 
Duncan  Thomas  M.  engineer,  47  s  Oregon 
Duncan  Timothy,  carter,  534  w  Pratt 
Duncan  William,  engineer,  156  e  Lombard 
Duncas  "Francis,  laborer,  64  Boston 
Dundorf  Jacob,  laborer,  rear  214  Canton  av 
DundortT  Adam,  carpenter,  1  Ogston 
Dungan  Abel  S.  miller,  130  w  Fayette 
Dungan  Francis  D.  268  w  Fayette 
Dungan  Henry  G.  bookkeeper,  268  w  Fayette 
Dungan  Jesse,  machinist,  306  Franklin 
•Dungan  Joshua  T.  cutter,  244  w  Fayette 
Dungan  Lewis,  propr.  scows,  s  w  cor  Pratt 

and  South,  dw  Balto.  co 
Dungan  Martin  L.  machinist,  191  L.  Consti- 

tuuon 
Dungan  Patterson,  clerk,  357  w  Fayette 
Dungan  Ruth,  187  Franklin 
Dungan  Wilkinson,  shoes,  357  w  Fayette 
Dungan  Wm.  W.,  U.  S.  N.  378  e  Baltimore 
D'UNGER  DR.  ROBERT,   eclectic  physi- 
cian, 616  w  Baltimore 
Dunham  Charles  A.  attorney,  65  Pearl 
Dunhauser  J.  60  s  Register 
Dunigan  James  C.  A.  ship  joiner,  135  Bank 
Dunigan  Mary  L.  confectionery,  150  n  Eden 
Dunigan  Patrick,  207  Bank 
Dunigan  Patrick,  Clinton 
Dunigan  Thos.  ship  joiner,  100  s  Washing- 
ton, F.  P. 
Dunigan  William,  191  Bank 
Dunikin  Bridget,  261  Forrest 
Dunkel  George  B.  attorney,  600  Lexington 
Dunk^r  John  C.  H.  box  maker,  8  Jackson  ct 
Dunkorly  George  L.  watchcase  maker,  29  w 

Fayette,  dw  178  e  Pratt 
Dunkerley  John,  butcher,  670  w  Pratt 
Dunkerly  Richard,  machinist,  670  w  Pratt 
Dunlap  Dr.  Albert,  158  Franklin 
DUNLAP  C.  LEWIS,  family  grocer,  13  w 

Baltimore,  dw  Barnum's  hotel 
DUNLAP  CHARLES,  grocer,  s  w  cor  How- 
ard and  Lexington,  dw  249  Saratoga 
Dunlap  George  W.  soldier,  184  Cross 
Dunlap  Hugh,  sand  excavator,  n  w  cor  Sara- 
toga and  Gilmor 
Dunlap   Mrs.   Margaret,    seamstress,  Three 

Tuns  hotel 
Dunlap  Mary  J.  gaiter  binder,  184  Cross 
Dunlap   Thos.  H.  police,  127  Hamburg 


Dunlap  Wm.  clerk,  96  n  Central  av 
Dunlevy  James,  blacksmith,  236  n  Bond 
Dunlevy  John,  laborer,  114  Buren 
Dunlevy  Thos.  C.  livery  stables,  9  n  Fred- 
erick, dw42  3  Sharp 
Dunlop  Mrs.  Anna  167  Conway 
Dunlop  Robert  S.   clerk  B.  «fc  0.  R.  R.  167 

Conway 
Dunn  Daniel  H.  bookkeeper,  376  w  Lombard 
Dunn  Daniel,  carter,  115  Preston 
Dunn  Edward,  carter,  534  w  Pratt 
Dunn  Edward,  grocery,  116  North 
Dunn  Mrs.  Francis,  11  Amity 
Dunn  George  W.  huckster,  38  Warren 
Dunn  Helen,  grocery,  145  s  Chester 
Dunn  James,  lumber.  Spring  Garden  wharf, 

dw  159  Conway 
Dunn  James,  daguerreotypist,  59  n  High 
Dunn  John,  butcher,  34  McHenry 
Dunn  John,  mariner,  59  n  High 
Dunn  John,  hackman,  39  Chew 
Dunn  John,  stove  moulder,  53  Scott 
Dunn  John,  conductor,  2  Preston 
Dunn  Joseph,  huckster,  10  n  Greene 
Dunn  Joseph,  huckster,  81  York 
Dunn  Joseph,  shoemaker,  1  Gelston  ct 
Dunn  Joseph,  shoemaker,  109  Elliott 
Dunn  Mrs.  Mary,  4  Albemarle 
Dunn  Martin,  shoemaker,  20  n  Poppleton 
Dunn  Matthew,  laborer,  220  Preston 
Dunn  Patrick,  laborer,  1  Pleasant  al 
Dunn  Patrick,  laborer,  3  Grace  ctjj 
Dunn  Paul,  laborer,  74  Richmond 
Dunn  Richard,  rigger,  57  s  High 
Dunn  Robert,  laborer,  83  York 
Dunn  Robert  W.  moulder,  38  Warren 
Dunn  Mrs.  Sarah,  98  s  Bond 
Dunn  Susannah,  133  William 
Dunn  Thomas,  furniture  wagoner,  66  Boyd 
Dunn  Thomas,  laborer,  66  n  Dallas 
Dunn  Thomas,  115  Preston 
Dunn  Timothy,  carter,  534  w  Pratt 
Dunn  Walston,  laborer,  86  Albemarle 
Dunn  Wm.  laborer,  Clinton  s  of  Boston 
Dunnell  Thomas,  soldier,  35  Abbott 
Dunnett  Wm.  plumber,  n  e   cor  Eutaw  and 

Madison,  dw  58  George 
Dunnigan  Elizabeth,  tailoress,  59  Lancaster 
Dunnigan  Thos.  ship  joiner,  100  s  Washing- 
ton, F.  P. 
Dunnigan  Wm.  Thos.  soldier,  59  Lancaster 
Dunning  George,  laborer,  18  Fulton 
Dunning  John  B.  chief  clerk  Provost  Marshal, 

dw  Washington  House 
Dunning  Mrs.  Mary,  475  Franklin 
Dunning  Wm.  S.  restaurant,  753  Penna.  av 
Dunning  Wm.  S.  butcher,  184  Forrest 
Dunning  Wm.  S.  bricklayer,  148  Pearl 
Dunnington  Ann,  211  n  Eutaw 
DUNNINGTON  WM.  A.  proprietor  steam 
plaster  mill,  lower  end  of  G.  Hughes,  near 
the  Basin,  dw  43  McCulloh 
Dunnock  Samuel  R.  56  Barre 
Dunovan  Jeremiah,  clerk  U.  S.  commissary, 

74  s  Paca 
Dunovan  Mrs.  Julia,  74  s  Paca 
Dunovan  Mary  A.  dressmaker,  74  a  Paca 


Dunphy  John,  1  Wills 
Duns  Ca 


^atharine,  205  s  Paca 
Duns  John, 205  s  Paca 
Dupuy   Charles  H.    French  teacher,   132    n 

Howard 
Durr  Francis,  shoemaker,  10  Chew 


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Kosendale  Cement  and  Calcined  Plaster  constantly  on  hand,  SI  Spear'a  "Wlnarf. 


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DURAND  JOHN  H.  rope  manufac.  n  e  cor 
Eden  and  Johns,  and  132  w  Pratt,  dw  Caro- 
line near  Biddle 
Durand  Thomas  W.   commission  merchant, 

Pratt,  dw  Gay  near  Eager 
Durborow  Alfred  A.  clerk,  359  Lexington 
Durborow  Hammond,  coalagt.  359 Lexington 
Durby  Joseph,  blacksmith,  3  Valley 
Durding  John  T.  grocery,  464  Light 
Durding  Leander  A.  printer,   Windsor  Mill 

road 
Durham  Albert,  furniture  wagoner,  262  East- 
ern av 
Durham  Ann,  upholstress,  302  n  Howard 
Durham  Columbus  P.  167  German 
Durham  Mrs.  Catherine,  167  German 
Durham  Charles  W.  chair  painter,  349  Lex- 
ington 
DURHAM  &  McKEEVER,  proprietors   of 
Linden  livery  stables,  140,  142,  144  and  146 
Garden 
Durham  Mrs.  Rhoda,  grocery,  15  New 
Durham  Wm.  tailor,  172  William 
Durham  Wm.  J.  cigar  maker,  164  s  Wolfe 
Durham  Wm.  D.  (Durham  &  McKeever)  302 

n  Howard 
Durham  Wm.  S.  waterman,  91  Johnson 
Durham  Wm.  laborer,  91  Johnson 
During  David  T.  13  Harmony  la 
During  J.  George,  cabinet  maker,   149  s  Re- 

gester 
Durkee  Christopher,  shoemaker,  375  s  Eutaw 
Durkee  Henry  H.  police,  163  Orleans 
Durkee  Capt.  John,  29  s  Broadway 
Durkee  Mrs.  L.  R.  138  Saratoga 
Durnell  Mrs.  Ann,  millinery,  129  Saratoga 
Durning  Mary,  grocer,  147  n  Central  av 
Durocher  A.  H.  dancing  mas'r,  317  w  Fayette 
Durst  Catherine  Y.  teacher,  191  Hanover 
Durst  Fredk.  soldier,  350  Washington  road 
Durst  John  V-.  191  Hanover 
Durst  John  F.  finisher,  191  Hanover 
Durzinger  Martin,  laborer,  Cannon  near  0'- 

Donnell 
Dusham  Wm.  shoemaker,  75  Block 
Dushane  Albert  J.  clerk,  323  w  Lombard 
Dushane  Geo.  H.  carpenter,  336  w  Lombard 
Dushane  James  A.  clerk,  336  w  Lombard 
Dushane  John  T.  druggist,  559  w  Fayette 
Dushane  John  of  V.  336  w  Lombard 
DUSHANE   JOHN    A.    commission   paper 

dealer,  40  s  Charles,  dw  76  s  Sharp 
Dushane  Col.  Nathan  T.  (U.  S.  A.)  57  n  Paca 
Dushane  Valentine,  bookkeeper,  163  w  Lom- 
bard 
Dutch  Fredk.  tailor,  284  s  Charles 
Dutrow  C.  F.  1  Guilford,  dw  83  n  Eutaw 
Dutrow  Charles,  soldier,  125  Raborg 
Dutrow  John  W.  204  Hollins 
Dutrow  Mrs.  Margaret,  29  n  Republican 
Dutrow  Robert  H.  engineer,  125  Raborg 
Dutton  George,  ex-sheriff,  (John  T.  Mitchell 

&  Co.)  594  Lexington 
Dutton  John  R.  provisions,  227  Bank 
Dutton  John,  lime  inspector,  223  Aisquith 
Dutton  John  R.  coal  agent,  25  s  Eden,  dw  24 

Spring  row 
Dutton  Mary  A.  325  e  Pratt 
Dutton  Capt.  M.  P.  3  s  Ann 
Dutton  Thos.W. bookseller,  162)^6  Baltimore 
Dutton  Wm.  H.  H.  clerk,  325  e  Pratt 
Duttousch  Bernard,  tailor,  122  Saratoga 
Duttousch  Nicholas,  tailor,  122  Saratoga 


Duttousch  Xavier,  tailor,  122  Saratoga 
Duvall  Alfred,  civil  engineer,  7  Penn 
Duvall  Algernon  J.  clerk,  254  Hollins 
Duvall  Ann  E.  boarding  house,  27  n  Calvert 
Duvall  Mrs.  Adeline,  9  Hollins 
Duvall  Benj.  blacksmith,  254  Hollins 
Duvall  Capt.  Charles,  175  s  Bond 
Duvall  Charles,  salesman,  Howard  house 
Duvall  Charles,  clerk,  91  s  Sharp 
Duvall  E.  G.  (D.,  Keighler  &  Co.)  365  Eutaw 

place 
Duvall  Edward,  bookkeeper,  9  Hollins 
Duvall  Mrs.  Elizabeth,  197  w  Fayette 
Duvall  Fielder  C.  ship,  clerk  tobacco  ware- 
house No.  1,  84  Hanover 
Duvall  George  W.  salesman,  96  MuUikin 
Duvall  George  W.  clerk,  248  w  Baltimore 
Duvall  George  W.  shoemaker,  77  Hillen 
Duvall  George,  clerk,  36  s  Greene 
Duvall  Henry,  (D.  &  Iglehart,)  13  Hollins 
DUVALL  &  IGLEHART,  gro.  and  produce 

merchants,  128  Light  st  whf 
Duvall  Jacob  S.  clerk,  32  Hanover 
Duvall  James  K.  pattern  mak.  86  Harford  av 
Duvall  James  E.  carpenter,  96  MuUikia 
Duvall  John  H.  229  n  Charles 
Duvall  John  M.  clerk,  54  s  Sharp 
Duvall  James  L.  H.  clerk,  3  Hollins 
Duvall  John  R.  197  w  Fayette 
Duvall  Mrs.  L.  E.  61  St.  Panl 
Duvall  Mis.  Matilda,  568  w  Baltimore 
Duvall  Nathan  T.  shoemaker,  164  n  Fremont 
Duvall  Richard,  cooper,  3  Scott 
Duvall  Rieman,  clerk,  197  w  Fayette 
Duvall  Thos.  J.  ladies'  shoemaker,  96  Mul- 

likin 
Duvall  Wm.  M.  clerk,  61  St.  Paul 
Duwees  Eliza,  butter  dealer,  141  n  Exeter 
Duwees  John  C.  moulder,  141  n  Exeter 
Dwen  Peter  S.  clerk  B.&O.R.R.  88  n  Calvert 
DWINELLE  Dr.  JAMES,  117  s  Broadway 
Dwyer  Daniel,  bricklayer,   Calverton  Mills, 

near  Almshouse 
Dwyer  Jeremiah,  laborer,  10  South 
Dwyer  John,  basket  maker,  97  n  Eutaw 
Dwyer  Michael,  blacksmith,  99  n  Central  av 
Dwyer  Patrick,  porter,  22  Ramsey 
Dyer  Benj.  grocer,  487  w  Baltimore,  dw 3  Penn 
Dyer  John,  laborer,  239  Forrest 
Dyer  J.  (Penn  &  D.)  over  s  e  cor  Exchange 

Place  and  Commerce 
Dyer  Levi  R.  machinist,  2  Ramsay 
Dyer  Thomas  J.  shoemaker,  52  n  Eutaw 
DYER  WALTER,  grocer,  s  w  cor  Lexing- 
ton and  Paca,  dw  26  n  Pine 
Dyke   Joseph,  gardener,   Madison   av    near 

Northern  av 
Dykes  Josephus,  shoemaker,  335  Saratoga 
Dykes  John,  bookkeeper,  32  s  High 
Dykes  Mrs.  Wm.  32  s  High 
Dyott  John,  wheelwright,  209  n  Central  av 
Dyrnforth  Meyer,  furs,  169  Light  st.  wharf 
Dysart  Moses  A.  collector,  150  Aisquith 
Dytter  John,  carpenter,  40  s  Bethel 


Eachus  Edwin,  dry  goods,  s  w  cor  Pratt  and 
Hanover,  dw  Penna.  av  near  Northern  av 
Eagan  Joseph  J.  printer,  196  Saratoga 
Eager  Henry,  35  China 
Eager  Chas.  F.  74  Beason 
Eagle  Adam,  tailor,  47  Abbott 


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Eagle  Artillery  Armory,  244  Canton  av 
Eagleston  Abram,  wood  dealer,  cor  Wall  and 

Dugan's  whf,  dw  321  w  Lombard 
Eagleston  Chas.  bacon  dealer,  n  e  cor  Orleans 

and  Castle  al 
Eagleston  Jonathan  T.  soldier,  n  e  cor  Orleans 

and  Castle  al 
Ealey  Wm.  H.  ship  carpenter,  118  Bank 
Eam'es  Edward,  tailor,  56  Tyson 
Eames  Wm.  A.  supt.  card  manuf.  128  s  Paca 
Eareckson  C.  Federal,  clerk,  4  n  Bond 
Eareckson  Dr.  Edwin,  77  n  Eutaw 
Eareckson  George  W.  clerk,  88  s  Bond 
Eareckson  Henrietta,  88  s  Bond 
Eareckson  J.  R.  n  e  cor  Baltimore  and  Frede- 
rick 
Eareckson  P.  S.  n  e  cor  Baltimore  and  Frede- 
rick 
EARECKSON  V.O.  lumber  merchant,  West 

Fall  av,  dw  100  e  Pratt 
Earend  Francis,  vinegar,  45  Aliceanna 
Earhart  George  W.  242  Penna.  av 
Earhart  Jacob  B.  rectifier,  250  w  Biddle 
Earhart  J.  M.  288  Aliceanna 
Earick  Frederick,  street  waterer,  45  Preston 
Earland  Mrs.  Frances,  39  Henrietta 
Earl  John,  at  Miller's  Hotel 
Earl  Mrs.  Frances  A.fish  huckster,  62  Ramsay 
Earl  Frank,  machinist,  55  e  Madison 
Earl  Samuel,  shoemaker,  5  Arch 
Earl  Thomas,  engineer,  448  w  Lombard 
Earle  Emma,  132  Penna  av 
Earle  Wm.  B.  clerk,  54  Saratoga 
Earles  James  H.  cigar  maker,  144  Vine 
Earley  Samuel,  carpenter,  330  Franklm 
Earlougher  Mary,  6  s  Exeter 
Earlougher  John  M.  clerk  at  Barnum's,  170 

Hillen 
Early  Bernard  J.  tailor,  55  n  Gay 
Early  Eugene  55  n  Gay 
Early  John  D.  16  n  Eutaw 
Early  John  D.  jr.  clerk,  16  n  Eutaw 
Early  Joseph  I.  attorney,  5  Courtland 
Early  Thos.  (Thompson  &  E.)  53  e  Madison 
Earp  James,  puddler,  s  Chester  near  Bank 
Earp  John,  shoemaker,  327  w  Lombard 
Easman  John,  huckster,  644  Penna  av 
Easman  Mrs.  Mary,  646  Penna  av 
Earnest  Ann,  186  n  Calvert 
Earnest  Elizabeth,  120  Hollins 
Earnshaw  Thomas,  66  s  Poppleton 
Easley  John  T.  boat  builder,  317  Eastern  av 
Easley  Thomas,  boat  builder,  183  s  Ann 
Easley  Wm.  ship  carpenter,  121  s  Bond 
Easom  John  Henry,  laborer,  75  Cross 
Eason  Wm.  halter,  177  Stirling 
East  Baltimore  Club,  200  e  Pratt 
East  Baltimore  Methodist  Prot.  Church  n  e 

cor  of  Aisquith  and  Fayette 
East  Caleb  J.  butcher,  98  Lexington  and  12 
Hollins  St.  markets,  dw  Pratt  nr  Frederick  rd 
Easter  Charles,  Liberty  road,  Baltimore  co 
Easter  Hamilton,  (H.  E.  &  Co.)  Liberty  road, 

Baltimore  co 
EASTER  HAMILTON  &  CO.  importers, 
jobbers  and  retailers  of  dry  goods,  199,201, 
and  203  w  Baltimore 
Easter  James  H.  (Hamilton  E.  &  Co.)  a  e  cor 

Eutaw  and  Biddle 
Easter  James  W.  (Hamilton  E.  &  Co.)  303 

Lexington 
Easter  John  jr.  (Hamilton  E.  &  Co.)  266  n 
Howard 


Easter  Dr.  John,  dentist,  113  w  Fayette 
Easter  Michael,  laborer,  188  Burgundy  al 
Easter  Peter,  brickmaker,  32  Elizabeth  la 
Easterbee  Sarah,  8  Gough 
Easterday  J.  M.  shoemaker,  230  s  Ann 
Eastern  Avenue  Methodist  Episcopal  Church, 

s  e  cor  Eastern  av  and  Bethel. 
Eastern  Dispensary,  n  e  cor  of  Central  av  and 

Baltimore 
Eastern  Female  High  School,  n  e  cor  Aisquith 

and  Mullikin 
Eastern  Hay  Scales,  corner  Monument  and 

Buren 
Eastern  Spring,  bounded  by  Pratt,  Lombard, 

Eden  and  Spring 
Easterlow  Alexander,  carter,  297  Aliceanna 
Easily  John,  mariner,  311  e  Pratt 
Eastman  1.  B.  &  Co.  ship  and  commission 

merchants,  over  70  w  Lombard 
Eastman  I.  B.  (I.  B.  E.  &  Co.)  94  Saratoga 
Eastman  Henry  W.  machinist,  67  Columbia 
EASTMAN  Dr.  LEWIS  M.  343  Lexington 
Easlon  Amelia,  263  s  Dallas 
Easton  Charles  P.  hardware,  767  w  Baltimore 
Easlon  Robert,  mariner,  145  Cross 
Eastwick  Edward  P.  supt.  Md.  sugar  refine  ry 

Courtland  near  Pleasant 
Eastwood  Ann  C.  31  Jefferson 
Eastwood  George  H.  mariner,  45  Sterhng 
Eastwood  Jas.  cabinet  maker,  56  Franklin  al 
Eaton  Albert,  mate,  223  Ann 
Eaton  Brothers  &  Co.  dry  goods  commission 

merchants,  9  s  Charles 
Eaton  Chas.  J.  M.  52  Mount  Vernon  place 
Eaton  Capt.  Caleb,  75  William 
Eaton  Eleanora,  140  Gough 
Eaton  George  N.  (E.  Bros.  &  Co.)  54  Mount 

Vernon  place 
Eaton  Hooper  C.  (E.  Bros.  &  Co.)  54  Mount 

Vernon  place 
Eaton  Isham,  laborer,  155  William 
Eaton  Robinson,  pohce,  183  s  Chester 
Eaton  Mrs.  Susan,  laundress,  187  L.  Hughes 
Eaton  Wm.  H.  shoemaker,  327  Aisquith 
Eaverson  Geo.W.  (E.  &  McCord)  72  Aisquith 
EAVERSON    &    McCORD,  hat    manufac- 
turers, 47  s  Charles 
Eaves  James  C.  mariner,  271  s  Dallas 
Eaves  Andrew,  iron  roller,  242  s  Dallas 
Ebaugh  David  F.  ladies  shoes,  220  n  Eutaw 
Ebaugh  Henry,  watchmaker.  111  n  Gay 
Ebaugh  Henry,  cigar  maker,  554  w  Baltimore 
Ebbco-hauser  Henry,  tobacco,  256  Canton  av 
Ebberts  Lemuel,  cigar  maker,  50  s  Republican 
Ebberts  Sylvester,  boiler  mak.  554  w  Lombard 
Ebbison  Albert,  sail  maker,  17  Henrietta 
Eben  Henry  B   cigar  maker,  201  Orleans 
Eber  Andrew,  farmer.  111  Hill 
Eberhart  Christian,  roller,  224  Castle  al 
Eberhart  Mrs.  Eliza,  292  Cross 
Eberhart  Mrs.  EHza,  24  Williamson 
Eberhart  George  B.  tinner,  283  s  Sharp 
Eberhart  Henry,  brick  maker,  134  HcHenry 
Eberhart  John,  58  Portland 
Eberhart  Joseph  A.  grocer,  n  w  cor  Aisquith 

and  Stirling 
Eberhart  Louis,  laborer,  51  Portland 
Eberhart  Louis,  laborer,  12  Sterrett 
Eberle  Joseph,  stoves  &  tin  ware,  108  Orleans 
Eberlein  Michael,  tavern,  200  Lexington 
Eberling  August,  gardener,  cor  Franklin  and 

Gilmor 
Eberly  Frederick,  laborer,  11  May 


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Eberstine  Peter  F.  police,  42  Essex 
Ebei-stine  Frederick  L.  rigger,  42  Essex 
Ebert  Charles,  umbrella  maker,  6  s  Durham 
Ebert  Frederick,  laborer,  Cross  near  Johnson 
Ebert  Frederick,  tailor,  124  Henrietta 
Ebert  John  L.  cooper,  126  s  Eden 
Ebert  John  C.  piano  maker,  297  s  Sharp 
Ebert  Chas.  glass  blower,  365  s  Eutaw 
Ebert  Peter,  tailor,  66  s  Central  av 
Ebert  Octavius,  com.  mercht.  10  Spear's  whf. 

dw  62  w  Centre 
Ebert  0.  A.  (0.  A.  E.  &  Co.)  62  w  Centre 
Ebei-t  O.  A.  &  Co.  flour,  grain  and  produce, 

10  Spear's  whf. 
Ebert  Wm.  glass  blower, Stockholm  nr  Eutaw 
Eberts  George  H. blacksmith,  555  w  Lombard 
Ebner  Martin,  shoemaker,  196  Hollins 
Ebsworth  Daniel,  carpenter,  18  Lloyd 
Ebsv/orth  David,  20  Lloyd 
Ebsworth  Thomas  J.  20  Lloyd 
Eccleston  James,  shoemaker,  cor  Bond  and 

McElderry 
Eccleston  Wm.  soldier,  154  n  Spring 
Eceberger  John,  clerk,  7  Columbia 
Eck  August,  tailor,  9  McElderry 
Eck  Charles,  laborer,  9  L.  McElderry 
Eck  George,  brewer,  104  s  Caroline 
Eck  Henry,  tobacconist,  220  Canton  av 
Eck  Henry,  turner,  11  L.  McHenry 
Eck  Henry,  tobacconist,  17932  s  Broadway 
Eck  Margaret,  275  Orleans 
Eckart  C.  blacksmith,  199  Argyle  al 
Eckart  Frederick,  baker,  36  s  Republican 
Eckart  Wm.  upholsterer,  3  Camden 
Eckel  Conrad,  baker,  cor  Fayette  and  Dallas 
Eckel  Wm.  J.  clerk  Ericsson  line  office,  30 

Greenmount  av 
Eckehnann  Herman  R.shoemaker,  10  w  Lom- 
bard 
Eckelmann  Herman  H  .cigar  maker  ,10_w  Lom- 
bard 
Eckelmann  Herman  S.  grocer,  45  Centre  Mar- 
ket space 
Eckert  Adam,  laborer,  281  e  Monument 
Eckert  B.  carter,  25  Neighbor 
Eckert  Conrad,  laborer,  60  Dorsey  al 
Eckert  Jacob,  furniture  wagoner,  218  Ham 

burg 
Eckert  Gotleib,  cooper,  58  Bank 
Eckert  John,  engineer,  165  Hoffman 
Eckert  Lewis,  shoemaker,  233  s  Wolfe 
Eckert  Louis,  cabinet  maker,  6  Dewberry  al 
Eckert  Louis,  shoemaker,  349  s  Charles 
Eckert  Louis,  jr.  shoemaker,  349  s  Charles 
Eckert  Mrs.  Teressa  Ann,  furniture  wagons 

to  hire,  119  n  Paca 
Eckert  Henry,  cutter,  349  s  Charles 
Eckes  Henry,  lager  beer  saloon,  84  Gough 
Eckes  John,  laborer,  58  Eastern  av 
Eckhard  Mrs.  Mary,  211  Cross 
Eckhardt  Charles,  baker,  239  n  Gay 
Eckhardt  Conrad,  tavern,  86  Harrison 
Eckhardt  Conrad,  grocery,  5  Pine 
Eckhardt  Henry  L.  boiler  maker,  24  Abey  al 
Eckhardt  John,  carter,  51  n  Spring 
Eckhardt  John  W.  sr.  laborer,  24  Abey  al 
Eckhardt  John  W.  jr.  laborer,  24  Abey  al 
Eckhardt  L.  carver  and  gilder,  40  n  Frederick 
ECKHARDT  &  SEIFERT,  bottlers,40  Ches- 

nut 
Eckhardt  Wm.  carver  and  gilder,  58  n  Gay, 

dw  300  w  Pratt 
Eckhart  Henry,  cooper,  470  Saratoga 


Eckhorn  Theodore,  grocery,  71  Granby 
Bckler  John,  shoemaker,  181  s  Caroline 
Ecklerstine  Jacob,  laborer,  49  Bank 
Eckman  Geo.  T.  wagoner,  880  w  Baltimore 
Eckman  John  H.  grocery,  26  Booth 
Eckstein  George,  paver,  514  Penna.  av 
Eckstein  George,  porter,  49  Preston 
Eckstein  Louisj  paver,  514  Penna.  av 
Eckstein  Wm.  laborer,  295  Penna.  av 
Eckstein  Wm.  huckster,  Shad  al  near  Greene 
Ecksturm  Henry,  moulder,  32  Fountain 
Ecton  John,  soldier,  108  Dolphin 
Eddel  John,  coppersmith,  5  Cuba 
Eddelman  Charles  H.  police,  487  e  Baltimore 
Edel  John  W.  &  Co.  butter  dealers,  257  Har- 
ford av 
Edel  John  W.  (J.  W.  E.  &  Co.)  257  Harford 

avenue 
Edel  Philip,  tailor,  335  e  Eager 
Edel  Samuel  T.  (John  W    E.  &   Co.)    257 

Harford  av 
Edeler  Geo.  saddler,  350  w  Pratt 
Edeler  Wm.  saddler,  350  w  Pratt 
Edell  Henry,  tailor,  258  n  Gay 
Edelman  Charles,  moulder,  419  w  Lombard 
Edelman  Jacob,  carter,  171  s  Eden 
Edelman  John  F.  sergeant  police,  385  Har- 
ford av 
Edelman  John,  foundry  man,  60  Dorsey 's  al 
Edelman  Philip  M.  gardener,  872  w  Baltimore 
Edelman  Thos   S.  soldier,  385  Harford  av 
Edelman  Valentine,  weaver,  68  Eislein 
Edelman  Valentine,  carpet  weaver,  61  Centre 

Market  Space 
Eden  Alex,  butcher,  714  Lexington 
Eden  John  W.  butcher,  173  Ramsay 
Eden  Mark,  cheese  dealer,  149  Aisquith 
Eden  Richard,  paper  agent,  219  e  Monument 
Eden  Thos.  boilermaker,  123  Hamburg 
Edes  Mrs.  Mary  A.  173  Garden 
Edgar  Geo.  W.  144  Hanover 
Edgar  Peter,  mate,  190  s  Ann 
Edgar  Capt.  Thos.  mariner,  54  s  Exeter 
EdgarWm.  H  ,U.S.  N.,4Hill 
Edgerton  Mrs.  Anna,  140  Bank 
Edkins  Francis,  (Leach  &  E.)  52  Philpot 
Ed  ling  John,  piano  maker,  3  Charlton 
Edlinger  Frederick,  clerk,  49  Albemarle 
Edmeades  Wm.  T.  (Barth  &  E.)  617  w  Lom- 
bard 
Edmonds  Catherine,  46  w  Bond 
Edmonds  Mrs.  Hannah  B.  regalia  maker,  475 

w  Pratt 
Edmonds  Mrs.  Mary  D.  166  w  Biddle 
Edmonds  Mrs.  Rebecca,  Carey  near  Saratog-a 
Edmonds  Samuel  &  Bro.  grocers,  n  w  corner 

Pearl  and  Lexington 
Edmonds  Samuel  (S.  E.  &  Bro.)  Carey  near 


Edmonds  Capt.  Thos.  H.  162  German 
Edmonds  Wm.  E.  (W.  E.&  S.  E.)  259  Sara- 
toga 
EDMONDS  WM.  E.  &  S.  grocers,  s  w  cor 

Le:!iington  and  Greene 
Edmondson  Albert  P.  sailmaker,  17  Henrietta 
Edmondson  Mrs.  Eleanor,  83  William 
Edmondson  Col.  H.  L.  605  w  Fayette 
Edmondson  Capt.  Jas.  mariner,  318  Light 
Edmondson  Capt.  James,  83  VV'illiam 
EDMONDSON  JOSEPH  A.  grocer  and  com- 
mission merchant, 29  Cheapside,  dw  Charles 
street  extended 
Edmondson  Matilda,  teacher,  214  s  Charles 


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Edmondson  Matilda,  teacher,  53  Lee 
Edmondson  Samuel  B.  mail  agent  B.  &  O.  R. 

R.,  186sPaca 
Edmondson  Capt.  Saml.  P.  mariner,  318 Light 
Edmondson  Winder  W.  clerk,  56  Barre 
Edmunds  James  R.  collection  clerk  Western 

Bank,  166  w  Biddle 
Edrick  John,  carpenter,  359  e  Monument 
Edward  Patrick,  machinist,  John  nr  Reservoir 
Edwards  Mrs.  Amanda,  203  e  Monument 
Edwards  Anna,  21  Foundry- 
Edwards  B.  F.  engineer,  115  s  Washington, 

F.  P. 
Edwards  Charles  R.  soldier,  13  Bevan 
Edwards  David,  laborer,  74  Beason 
Edwards  Elizabeth,  47  Ross 
Edwards  Elizabeth,  170  Gough 
Edwards  Eliza,  64  s  Caroline 
Edwards  Emory  G.  clerk,  139  Conway 
Edwards  Geo.  machinist,  120  G.  Hughes 
Edwards  Hiram,  master  mariner,  32  Henrietta 
Edwards  James,  huckster,  59  L.  Hughes 
Edwards  James  J.  mariner,  108  s  Sharp 
Edwards  John  T.  caulker,  13  Bevan 
Edwards  John  T.  caulker,  186  Montgomery- 
Edwards  John,  boiler  makfer.  30  Warren 
Edwards  Joseph  H.  watchman,  13  Bevan 
Edwards  Mary  E.  boarding,  108  s  Sharp 
Edwards  Margaret,  confectionery,  195  e  Pratt 
Edwards  Mrs.  Capt.  Richard,  44"  n  Broadway 
Edwards  Richard  G.  huckster,  47  Warren 
EDWARDS  RICHARD,  Jr.  agent  for  East- 
ern and  Western  glass  manufacturers,  over 

24  s  Charles,  dw.  s  e  cor  St.  Paul  and  Sara- 
toga 
Edwards  Samuel  H.  huckster,  6  e  Second 
Edwards  Samuel  W.  painter,  359  Light 
Edwards  Sophia  L.  music  teacher,  47  Ross 
Edwards  Thomas,  powder  vermin  destroyer, 

101  Eutaw 
Edwards  Thomas,  carpenter,  4  n  Wolfe 
Edwards  Thomas  J.,  (Quartermaster  U.  S.  A., 

50  Stiles 
Edwards  Wm.  M.  teller  Mechanic's  Bank,  dw 

54  w  Biddle 
Edwards  Rev.  Wm.  B.  pastor  Fayette  st.  M. 

E.  church,  dw  296  w  Fayette 
Edwards  Wm.  police,  134  Garden 
Edwin  Bro.  St.  Alphonsus,  79  Saratoga 
EELEY  SAMUEL,  15  Gough 
Effing  Barney,  huckster,  135  Low 
Effing  John,  huckster,  107  Low 
Egan  Catherine,  laundress,  197  Saratoga 
Egan  Michael,  horseshoer,  corner  Light  and 

Hughes 
Egan  Timothy,  laborer,  rear  of  7  French 
Egan  Wm.  J.  salesman,  212  n  Caroline 
Egbert  Dr.  Daniel,  46  Saratoga 
Ege  Michael  M.  agent  for  almshouse,  dw  199 

w  Fayette 
Egenton  Margaret,  57  George 
Egert  Wm.  upholsterer,  3  Camden  la 
Egerton  A.  Dubois,  mineral  water  saloon,  99 

w  Baltimore,  dw  194  Preston 
Egerton  Calvert,  watches  and  jewelry,  148  w 

Baltimore,  dw  278  e  Baltimore 
Egerton  Charts  C.  (E.  &  Keys,)  143  St.  Paul 
EGERTCJN  JOHN  B.  banker  and  broker,  s 
e  cor  South  and  Exchange  Place,  dw  143  St. 
Paul 
Egerton  Samuel  E.  clerk,  53  Courtland 
gerton  &  Keys,  horse  and  carriage  sale  ba- 
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Egerton  Wm.  A.  clerk,  53  Courtland 
Eggars  Harman,  barkeeper,  7  s  Schroeder 
Eggemann  Henry,  grocery,  432  n  Gay 
Egger  Henry,  tobacconist,  167  Ross 
Egger   Henry,  cigar  maker,  Ross,  2d   door 

from  Hoffman 
Eggers  Henry,  shoemaker,  181  Conway 
Eggleston  Edwin  C.  gas  fitter  and  plumber,  121 

n  High 
Eggleston  Edwin,  gas  fitter,  121  n  High 
Eggleston  Ephraim,  laborer,  Aliceanna  near 

Burke 
Eggleston  Joseph  W.  carpenter,  26  Peirce,dw 

212  Mulberry 
Eghlert  George,  painter,  81  Peirce 
Egner  Charles,  clerk,  5  Harrison 
Egner  Lewis,  butcher,  91  Lexington  market, 

dw  10  Calverton  road 
Ehken  Andrew,  laborer,  233  Gough 
Ehlen  Ellen,  nurse,  35  Orchard 
Ehlen  Geo.  W.  clerk,  137  n  Paca 
Ehlen  Henry  W.  (Foltz  &  E.)  137  n  Paca 
Ehlen  John  H.  137  n  Paca 
Ehlen  John  F.  (Cushing  &  E.)  320  Lexington 
Ehlen  Thomas  A.  hackman,  137  n  Paca 
Ehlers  Aaron,  confectioner,  177  e  Monument 
Ehlers  Mrs.  Annie,  confectionery,  299  n  Eden 
Ehlers  Bernard,  Hook  and  Ladder  Co.  No.  1, 

192  e  Monument 
Ehlers  Charles,  cigar  maker,  299  n  Eden 
Ehlers  Henry,  grocery,  206  e  Madison 
Ehlers  Capt.  John  D.,  U.S.A.  192 e Monument 
Ehlers  John  D.  wood  engraver,  over  117  w 

Baltimore 
Ehlers  Lewis,  groceries  and  feed,  378  Light 
Ehlers  Mrs.  Mary,  tailoress,  6  Gould's  lane 
Ehles  John,  cooper,  181  s  Bond 
Ehlies  Henry,  193  s  Paca 
Ehlman  John,  laborer,  183  s  Chapel 
Ehmann  Gottfried,  butcher,  21  Belair  market, 

dw  Monument  near  Castle  al 
Ehrhardt  Albert,  teacher,  227  Saratoga 
Ehrhardt  Anna  R.  754  Penna.  av 
Ehrhardt  John,  laborer,  3  Port  St.,  Canton 
Ehrhardt  Mrs.  Margaret,  252  s  Eutaw 
Ehrlich  Alexander,  pedler,  47  Hampstead 
Ehrlich  Jacob,  furniture  dealer,  245  n  Gaj? 
Ehrm  Adam,  laborer,  492  Penna.  av 
EHRMAN  &  BARDROFF,  coal  and  wood, 

23  Fell 
EHRMAN  &  BERSCH,  steam  planing,  floor- 
ing and  saw  mill  and   box  makers,  210  s 

Howard 
Ehrmann  Frederick,  (E.  &  Bardroff,)  338  s 

Caroline 
EHRMAN  GEORGE  M.  flour  and  produce 

commission  merchant,  n  wcor  Howard  and 

Pratt,  dw  20  s  Greene 
Ehrman  George,  grocery,  81  Mulberry        , 
EHRMAN    JACOB,  carpenter,  1  n    Sharp, 

dw  20  s  Greene 
Ehrman  John,  lumber  insp.  74  Albemarle 
Ehrman  John,  clerk,  29  Haubert 
Ehrman  John,  (E.  &  Bersch,)  140  Lee 
EHRMAN  LEWIS,  grocer  and  ship  chand- 
ler, cor  Niciiolson  and  Towson 
Ehrman  Wm.  dry  goods,  166  Franklin 
Ehrwig  Frederick  F.  agricultural  implements, 

143  Raborg 
Eibner  Frederick,  teacher,  40  Holiday 
Eich  Henry,  cigar  maker,  282 J^  Mulberry 
Eich  Henry,  tavern,  89  n  Gay 
Eichberg  Helen,  113  s  Sharp 


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Eichberg  Lewis,  butcher,  87  Lexington,  dw 

Penna.  av,  near  tollgate 
Eichelberger  Albert,  clerk,  177  Mulberry 
Eichelberger  Charles,  painter,  451  Franklin 
Eichelberger  Emanuel  W.  lumber  merchant, 

cor  Pratt  and  Greene,  dw  99  s  Paca 
Eichelberger  Geo.  L.  soldier,  282  Mulberry 
Eichelberger  James  F.  tobacconist,  139  Frank- 
lin, dw  282  Mulberry 
Eichelberger  James  S.  tobacconist,  282  Mul- 
berry 
•Eichelberger  John  M.  painter,  451  Franklin 
Eichelberger  John  M.  soldier,  451  Franklin 
Eichelberger  John,  soldier,  282  Mulberry 
Eichelberger  John  S.  clerk,  282  Mulberry 
Eichelberger  Otho  W.  liquors,  1  s  Howard, 

dw  41  n  Galvert 
Eichelberger  Philip,  laborer,  20  EUins 
Eichelberger  William,  wines,  &c,  36  Gilmor 
Eichenberger  George,  shoemaker,  29  Lee 
Eichenbroat  Henry,  laborer,  over  78  Centre 

Market  space 
Eichenbuk  August,  laborer,  4  Gist 
Eichengreen  Moses,   second  hand  furniture, 

154  Low 
Eichholtz  Simon  S.  147  n  Paca 
Eichhorn    Charles  F,  music  teacher,  801^  s 

Bond 
Eichinger  George,  liquors,  29  Brown 
Eichinger  Lewis,  baker,  39  Tessier 
Eichman  Charles,  soldier,  238  Hanover 
Eichman   Julius   C.  (Hopkins  &  E.,_)  128  e 

Baltimore 
Eichner  Andrew,  cooper,  Lemmon  w  of  Scott, 

dw  365  w  Lombard 
Eichner  Charles,  butcher,  Western  Cemetery 

la 
Eichner  David,  butcher,  114  Centre  Market, 

dw  Western  Cemetery  la 
Eichner  John,  butcher,  58  Lexington  and  27 
Hollins   St  Market,  dw   Garrison   la  near 
Frederick  road 
Eichner  Jacob,  shoemaker,  49  Harrison 
Eichner  MargareWa,  laundress,  494  Penna  av 
Eichorn  Frederick,  music  teacher,  317  e  Lom- 
bard 
Eichorn  Martin,  butcher,  cor  Fayette  and  Gist 
Eichstrom  Christian,  boxmaker,  19  Hall  al 
Eickhoff  Catherine,  lager  beer,  43  North 
Eickberg  Louis,  butcher,  424  Penna  av 
Eickler  Charles,  cutter,  157  German 
Eickler  George,  woodsawyer,  81  Orleans 
Eidel  Edward,  laborer,  88  Raborg 
Eidel  Frederick,  furniture  wagon,  142  e  Lom- 
bard 
Eidel  Gotleib,  porter,  4  n  Howard 
Eideremiller  Christian,  drayman,412s  Charles 
Eidmann  Daniel,  huckster,  600  Penna  av 
Eifert  John,  shoemaker,  40  Marion 
Eigelberner  Thomas  F.    (Shorey  &   E.)  55 

McHenry 
Eigenbrodt  Daniel,  gardener,  233  s  Bond 
Eigenbrodt  Henry,  watchman,  56  s  Caroline 
EIGENBROT  CHRISTIAN,  lager  beer,  277 

s  Sharp 
EigenraugFredk.  harness  maker,  142  Forrest 
Eighurst  George,  shoemaker,  142  Harford  av 
Eigis  Henry,  welldigger,  151  n  Eden 
Eiglidinger  Theresa,  midwife,  201  w  Biddle 
Eigner  John,  tailor,  9  n  Dallas 
Eil  Andreas,  tailor,  30  Barnes 
Eilan  David,  watchmaker  and  jeweler,  29  n 
Exeter 


Eiland  Jacob,  cooper,  106  West 
Eilau  Wliliam,  grocer,  113  s  Ann 
Eilermann  John  H.  carter,  94  w  Pratt 
Eilert  Mrs.  Mary,  33  s  Eden 
Eill  George,  sawyer,  151  William 
Eimhold  George,  cooper,  39  Brown 
Einbrods  Charles,  confectioner,  105  Paca 
Einhorn  Edward,  turner,  120  Ramsey 
Einolf  Kuhn,  shoemaker,  62  Portland 
Einstein  Abraham,  (Z.  E.  &  Bros.)  66  s  Eutaw 
Einstein  Gabriel,  cloth  cutter,  40  s  Caroline 
Einstein  Samuel,  tobacconist,  195  w  Pratt,  dw 

23  Conway 
Einstein  Z.  &  Brothers,  over  288  w  Baltimore 
Einwaechter  Adam,  grocei-y,  6  n  Fremont 
Einwaechter    Alexander,     wheelwright    and 

blacksmith,  116  Columbia 
Eisel  George,  carter,  141  Johnson 
Eisel  George,  butcher,  84  Lexington  market, 

dw  38  Dolphin. 
Eiseman  Bernard',  meat,  63  Orleans 
Eiseman  Bernard,  butcher,  85  n  Eden 
Eiseman  Moses,  salesman,  s  w  cor  Eden  and 

Mullikin 
Eisenberg  Andrew,  blacksmith  152  s  Wash- 
ington, F.  P. 
Eisenbrandt  Christopher   H.  musical  instru- 
ments, 78  w  Baltimore 
Eisenhard  Anton,  britaunia  ware,  14  Ensor 
Eisenhardt  Christian,  shoemaker,  72  Portland 
Eisenhardt  John,  tobacconist,   114  n  Eutaw, 

dw  271  Franklin 
Eisenhauser  Francis,  grocery,  218  n  Central 

av 
Eiser  John,  tinner,  41  Johnson 
Eiser  Mrs.  Margaret,  41  Johnson 
Eiser  Michael,  shoemaker,  41  Johnson 

Eisfeld  Mrs. dry  goods,  218  s  Bond 

Eisfeld  L.  shoemaker,  82  s  Spring 

Eising  Adolph,  laborer,  29  TJiames 

Eisler  John,  saddler,  60  e  Fayette 

Eising  Emanuel,    (Nordlinger  &   Co.)    118 

Hanover 
Eisman  Albert,  wheelwright,  504  Penna  av 
Eisman  George,  umbrella  maker,  57  Orchard 
Eisman  Moses,  shoemaker,  7  Second  and  34 

Centre  Market  space,  dw  90  Harrison 
Eisman  Rachel,  504  Penna.  av 
Eisonroth  Elizabeth,  Slemmer's  al     . 
Eistor  John,  111  West 
Eitel  Mary  E.  297  s  Sharp 
Elder  Rev.  A.  J.,  St.  Mary's  Seminary,  Penn- 
sylvania av  near  St.  Mary 
Elder  Allen,  11  Holland 
Elder  Ann,  8  s  Republican 
Elder  Benjamin,  machinist,  453  Franklin 
Elder  B.  S.  57  w  Biddle 
Elder  Charles  M.  clerk,  98  e  Baltimore 
Elder    Francis   W.    (White    &    E.)     80  w 

Monument 
Elder  James,  carpenter,  46  s  Oregon 
Elder  John  T.  painter,  89  w  Biddle 
Elder  John  T.  wheelwright,  77  s  Carey 
Elder  Lawrence,  porter,  29  s  Front 
Elder  Mary  Ann,  bakery,  79  Hillen 
ELDER  SAM'L  &  CO.  flour  merchants,  32 

n  Howard,  dw  S.  E.  156  n  Howard 
Eleech  John,  fruit  stand,  cor  Baltimore  and 

Hanover,  dw  57  Park 
Elderdice  Rev.  James  M.  pastor  s  Baltimore 

M.  P.  Church,  400  Light 
Elderkin  James  K.  silversmith,  437  w  Fayette 
Eldridge  Mrs.  Ann,  183  St.  Paul 


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Eldridge  Robert,  baker,  108  e  Pratt 
Eldridge  Wni.  D.  police,  161  Chestnut 
Eley  Jesse  F.  bookkeeper,  22  Pcnn 
Elfenhaus  Charles,  grocer,  198  Canton  av 
Elgent  Atem,  laborer,  288  Johnson 
Elgler  Edward,  teacher,  291  s  Sharp 
Elgert  John,  feed  store,  116  Orchard 
Elgert  John,  shoemaker,  37  Bank 
Elgert   George,  milkman,   Van  Buren    near 

Jefferson,  Homestead 
Elgert  ,  laborer,  Van  Buren  near  Jef- 
ferson, Homestead 
Elgonor  Edw.  teacher,  281  Hanover 
Eliel  Solomon,  (E.  &  Mayer,)  220  w  Pratt 
Eliel  &  Mayer,  boot  and  shoemakers,  220  w 

Pratt 
Elias  Joseph,  furniture  dealer,  55  Penn.  av 
Elingsworth  Eliza,  tailores,  218  e  Lombard 
Eline  Francis,  huckster,  179  Conway 
Elkman  Harman,  grocer,   s  e  cor  Aliceanna 

and  Windsor 
Ellender  Frederick,  bricklayer,  15  Orleans 
Ellender  Frederick,  tin  and  sheet  iron  worker, 

350  Harford  av 
Ellender  George  W.  butcher,  103  Belair  mar- 
ket, dw  73  Forest 
Ellender  Mary,  11  Orleans 
Ellender  Sarah,  11  Orleans 
Ellerbroke  Harman,  coppersmith,  Hanover  s 

of  Camden 
Ellerbrook  Lewis,  shoemaker,  13  Clay 
Ellet  Edward,  wagoner,  near  Belvidere  bridge 
Ellet  John,  drayman,  205  Lemmon 
Ellet  Mrs.  Matilda,  milk  dealer,  219  Wash- 
ington, F.  H 
Ellicott  Andrew,  157  St.  Paul 
Ellicott  Benj.  H.  325  Lexington 
Ellicott  Benjamin,  broker,  24  Barnet 
Ellicott  Charles  L.  193  n  Howard 
Ellicott  Charles  F.  24  Barnet 
Ellicott  David  B.  clerk,  193  n  Howard 
Ellicott  Eugene  H.  clerk,  24  Barnet 
Ellicott  Elias,  clerk,  642  Lexington 
ELLICOTT  EVAN  T.  dwelling  and  office, 

174  w  Lombard  near  Eutaw 
Ellicott  Evan  T.jr.  (H.  Wm.  E.  &  Bro.)  157 

St.  Paul 
ELLICOTT  H.  WM.  &  Bro.  iron  manufac- 
turers, s  side  Basin 
Ellicott  H.  Wm.   (H.  Wm.  E.  &  BRO.)  157 

St.  Paul 
ELLICOTT  &  HEWES,  produce  commis- 
sion merchants,  butter,  cheese,  &c.,  67  w 
Lombard,  Exchange  place 
Ellicott  Henrietta,  24  Barnet 
Ellicott  John,  249  e  Monument 
Ellicott  Lindly,  farmer,  193  n  Howard 
Ellicott  Mr.s.  Louise,  Eager  near  St.  Paul 
Ellicott  Thomas  P.  (Wm.  M.  E.  &  Sons,)  3 

Spear's  wharf 
Ellicott  Wm.  M.  (W.  M.  E.  &  Sons,)  193  n 

Howard 
Ellicott  Wm.  M.   &  Sons,  commission  mer- 
chants, 3  Spear's  wharf 
Ellicott  Wm.   M.  jr.    (W.  M.  E.  &  Sons,) 

3  Spears  wharf 
Ellicott  Wm.  C.  24  Barnet 
Ellinger  Jacob,  cattle  dealer,  541  n  Gay 
Ellinger  John  F.  restaurant,  s  e  cor  Lee  and 

Light 
Ellinger  Lawrence,  shoemakar,  72  Preston 
Ellinger  Samuel,   clothier,  297  w  Baltimore, 
dw  212Mullikin 


Ellinger  Samuel,  cattle  dealer,  212  Mullikin 
Ellinger  Mrs.  Wm.  restaurant,  38  w  Fayette 

Light 
Elliott  Maj.  A.  W.  paymaster  U.  S.  A.,  86  s 

Sharp 
Elliott  Ann,  grocery,  5  Abbot 
Elliott  Benjamin,  laborer,  127  n  Bethel 
Elliott  Curtis,  engineer,  3  n  Poppleton 
Elliott  Daniel,  brickmkaer,  s  Clement  near 

William 
Elliott  Edward,  notion  store,  126  Lexington 
Elliott  Ellen,  dressmaker,  18  Orchard 
Elliott  Edward,  carpenter,  111  Orleans 
Elliott  George,  shoemaker,  296  Mulberry 
Elliott  Geoi-ge,  fireman,  3  n  Poppleton 
Elliott  Geo.  T.  tavern.  Bell  al 
Elliott  Henry  A.   &  Bro.  apothecaries  and 

druggists,  286  Lexington 
Elliott  Henry  (H.A.  E.  &  Bro.)  286 Lexington 
Elilott  Henry,  painter,  184  Lexington 
Elliott  James,  bricklayer,  265  n  Central  av 
Elliott  James  T.  huckster,  330  Aisquith 
Elliott  Jno.  T.  orna.  painter,  8  n  Caroline 
Elliott  John,  carpenter,  290  e  Madison 
Elliott  John,  miller,  Federal  near  Cathedral 
Elliott  James,  moulder,  19  Gittings 
Elliott  James,  brakesman,  3  n  Poppleton 
Elliott  James  T.  mariner,  127  n  Bethel 
Elliott  Jno.  B.  soldier,  127  n  Bethel 
Elliott  James,  soldier,  24  May 
Elliott  John,  piano  tuner  and  teacher,  135  w 

Madison 
Elliott  Joseph  M.  soldier,  184  Lexington 
Elliott  Joseph,  carpenter,  2  Webb 
Elliott  Joseph,  driver,  57  Granby 
Elliott  Joseph  S.  ship  carp.  81  Hampstead 
Elliott  Lorinda,  tailoress,  54  Johnson 
Elliott  Mary  Jane,  184  Lexington 
Elliott  Nathan  J.  clerk,  8  n  Caroline 
Elliott  Robert,  carpenter,  228  e  Monument 
Elliott  Robert,  laborer,  ]  68  n  Spring 
Elliott  Robert  0.  caqpenter,  21  Mott 
Elliott  Robert,  police,  7  Bolton 
Elliott  Richard  L.  carpenter  195  n  Dallas 
Elliott  Thomas,  huckster,  332  Franklin 
Elliott  Thos.  C.  soldier,  24  May 
Elliott  Thomas  J.  butcher,  16  Choptank 
Elliott  Thomas  C.  police,  358  Eastern  av 
Elliott  Wesley,  brickmaker,  217  Washington 

F.  H 
Elliott  Wm.  soldier,  24  May 
Elliott  Wm.  shoemaker,  190  e  Madison 
Elliott  Prof.  Wm.  jr.  307  n  Caroline 
Elliott  Wm.  H.  carpenter,  98  Pearl 
Elliott  Wm.  H.  painter,  36  Maiden  la 
Elliott  Rev.  Wm.  letter  carrier,  307  n  Caroline 
Elliott  Wm.  soldier,  290  e  Madison 
Elliott  Wm.  telegraph  operator,  129  s  High 
Elliott  Wm.  W.  mariner,  8  n  Caroline 
Elliott  Wm.  (H.A.  E.  &  Bro.)  286  Lexington 
Ellis  Alex.  B.  101  w  Biddle 
Ellis  Benj.  ship  carpenter,  105  s  Bond 
Ellis  Charles  W.  clerk  city  passenger  railway, 

196  Madison  av 
Ellis  Christian,  cigars,  18  Gough 
Ellis  Elizabeth  R.  24  Frnnch 
Ellis  Edward,  laborer,  222  Chesnut  al 
Ellis  George,  carpenter,  433  n  Gay 
Ellis  Isabella,  grocery,  615  Light 
Ellis  James,  morocco  dresser,  67  Hillen 
Ellis  John,  soldier,  4th  Md.,  71  Pearl 
Ellis  John  C.  H.  horse  dealer,  192  Madison  av 
Ellis  Joseph,  tailor,  8  McElderry  p 


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Ellis  Mrs.  Mary,  C.  121  Pierce 

Ellis  Mary,  64  s  High 

Ellis  Thomas,  (E.  &  Cairns,)  327  Lexington 


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Ellis  William,  ship  carpenter,    Orleans  near 

Broadway 
Ellison  Archibald,  silversmith,  246  Cross 
Elmes  Martin,  shoemaker,  68  Hampstead 
Elmes  Wm.  shoemaker,  68  Hampstead 
Elmor  Lewis,   vinegar  depot,  2  O'Donnell's 

wharf 
Elmore  Carrie,  8  Park 

Elmore  Chas.  A.  railroad  agent,  396  Franklin 
Elmore  James,  butcher,  14  Hanover,  dw  495 

e  Baltimore 
Elmore  Richard  B.  mariner,  5  Abbey's  al 
Eloffe  Charlotte,  milliner,  88  Franklin 
Elphring  Mrs.  Elizabeth,  488  Lexington 
Elrick  Henry,  cooper,  382  s  Charles 
Elseroad  David,  stone  cutter,  171  Hanover 
Elseroad  John  W.  engineer,  151  s  Fremont 
Eisner     Collin,    veterinary     surgeon,  378  e 

Monument 
Eisner  Charles  F.  clerk,  378  e  Monument 
Elton  Charles  W.  cooper,  1  s  Ann 
Elton  Elizabeth,  dry  goods,  1  s  Ann 
Eltvator  Jacob,  tailor,  164  Pearl 
Elward  Thos,  laborer,  221  Boston 
EltonheaJThomas,  watchmaker,  29  n  Exeter 
Eltonhead,  Wm.  T.  salesman,  242  w  Fayette 
Ely  Charles  B.  furniture  wagon,  129  s  Chester 
Ely  Charles  W.  (Maynard,  E.  &  Rose,)  cor 

Gay  and  Exeter 
Ely  Mrs.  Elizabeth,  165  Lee 
Ely  Enoch  N.  185  s  Ann 
ELY  &  GOLIBART,  Canton  steam  saw  mills, 

Hudson,  s  e  cor  Lawrence* 
Ely  James,  laborer,  127  s  Chester 
Ely  Jesse  P.  bookkeeper,  26  Penn 
Ely  John  C.  185  s  Ann 
Ely  John,  foreman,  Murdooh's  "work  shop, 

Penitentiary,  dw  61  Ensor 
Ely  John  B.  bridge  and  wharf  builder,  203  e 

Pratt 
ELY  JOHN  N.  bridge  and  wharf  builder,  143 

s  Broadway 
Ely  Joseph,  carter,  87  n  Amity 
Ely  Mahlon  S.  ladies'  shoe  store,  170  n  Gay 
Ely  Mary  F.  seamstress,  29  Low 
Ely  Samuel,  mariner,  76  s  Washington,  F.  P 
Ely  Wm.  N.  (E.  &  Golibart,)  185  s  Ann 
Ely  Wm.  T  apothecary,  s  e  cor  Saratoga  and 

Calvert,  dw  11  n  Calvert 
Ely  Wm.  F.  fireman,  71  Granby 
Elzas  Louis,  second-hand  clothing,  32  Har- 
rison 
Elzas  Samuel,  soldier,  65  Harrison 
Elzey  J.  C.  clerk,  14)^  s  Calvert 
Elzey  Letitia,  boarding,  14U  s  Calvert 
Enealls  J.W.  1 17  German 
Emanuel   Church  of   Evang.   Association,   s 

Greene  n  of  German 


Emanuel  Church,  (Prot.  Epis.)  cor  Read  and 

Cathedral 
Emanuel  Chapel,  (Prot.  Epis.;  121  Grundy 
Emanuel  George,  trunk  maker,  11  Chesnut 
Embler  Charles,  rigger,  277  s  Ann 
Emick  Geo.  wagoner,  76  n  Ann 
Emick  John  W.  soldier,  311  Harford  av 
Emick  Mrs.  Maria,  311  Harford  av 
Emick  Wesley  E.  bricklayer,  3  s  Schroeder 
Emke  Andrew,  laborer,  48  s  Register 
Emelius  Henry,  boat  builder,  244  Eastern  av 
Eraerich  Abraham,  boots  and  shoes,  16  Har- 
rison 
Emerich  Charles,  laborer,  122  s  Bethel 
Emerich  Conrad,  salesman,  234  s  Charles 
Emerich  John  P.  (Flynn,  E.  &  Merrill,)  196 

e  Monument 
Emerich  John   P.  coach  lace  weaver,   196  e 

Monument 
Emerich  John,  laborer,  29  James  la 
Emerich  John,  laborer,  325  Hanover 
Emerich  John,  shoemaker,  145  Raborg 
Emerich  Lewis,  watchmaker,  28  Harrison 
Emerich  Ludwig,  box  maker,  135  Raborg 
Emerich  Philip,  shoemaker,  4  and  28  Harri- 
son, dw  28 
Emerick  Conrad,  wheelwright,  205  Ensor 
Emerick  Thomas  H.   clerk,  Orchard  between 

Ross  and  Madison 
EMERICK  WILLIAM   H.  boot  and  shoe 

maker,  9  n  Eutaw 
Emerson  Edwin,  tinner,  144  Camden,  dw  495 

w  Pratt 
Emerson  Capt    Wm.  L.   sr.,  mariner,  112  s 

High 
Emerson  Capt.  Wm.  L.  jr.,  mariner,   112  s 

High 
Emery  John  B.  granite  yard,  s  w  cor  How- 
ard and  West,  dw  70  s  Paca 
Emge  Henry,  lithographer,  241  n  Dallas 
Emge  Philip, 212  Sterling 
Emiche  Andrew,  carpenter,  519  Lexington 
Emich  Columbus  W.  (J.  H.  Perkins  &  Co.) 

136  n  Howard 
Emich  Charles,  soldier,  3  s  Schroeder 
Emich  Daniel  J.  jeweler,  191  e  Baltimore 
Emich  Daniel  J.  487  w  Baltimore 
Emich    John    V.    salesman,     Gilmor    near 

Franklin 
Emilius  George,  clerk,  244  Eastern  av 
Emling  August,  tailor,  Jefferson    near    Van 

Buren,  Homestead 
Emling  Mrs.  S.  tailoress,  Jefferson  near  Vau 

Buren,  Homestead 
Emmal  August,  cabinet  maker,  219  Conway 
Emmart  Adolphus,  (E.  &  Quartley,)  Grundy 

near  McMechin 
Emmart  Charles,  painter,  240  e  Madison 
Emmart  David,  conductor,  104  n  Paca 
EMMART  &  QUARTLEY,  sign  and  banner 

painters,  276  w  Baltimore 
Emmart  John,  carpenter,  218  n  Eutaw 
Emmart  John  M.  conductor  N.  C.  R.  R.,  218 

n  Eutaw 
Emmart  Jarrett  T.  blacksmith,  123  Vine 
Emmart  Lloyd    W.  engineer,   540   w   Balti- 

moie 
Emmart  Michael,  carpenter,  cor  Fayette  and 

Wolfe 
Emmart  Sidney,  185  Mulberry 
Emmart  Thomas,  tinner,  123  Vine 
Emmart  Vernon  S.  clerk,  104  n  Paca 
Emme  Wm.  tailor,  12  n  Washington 


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Emmel  Conrad,  baker,  11  s  Bond 
Emmel  John ,  confectioner,  283  Canton  av 
Emmerich   Christian,  shoemaker,    18  South, 

dvv  657  w  Lombard 
Emmerson  Capt.  Wm.  boatman,  112  s  High 
Emmerson  Wm.  L,  mariner,  112  s  High 
Emmich  John,  Gilmor  near  Franklin 
Emmizer  John,  laborer,  141  Johnson 
Emmons  Capt.  Geo.  F.,  U.  S.  N.,  Hoffman 

opposite  Bolton 
Emory  Ambrose,  salesman,  96  Park 
Emory  Ann,  242  s  Ann 
Emory  Arthur,  (E.  &  Jones,)  Washington, 

D.  C.  'J  ^      > 

Emory  Arthur,  Fountain  Hotel 

Emory  Dr.  August  W.  65  e  Baltimore 

Emory  Catharine,  134  Lancaster 

Emory  Catharine,  seamstress,  134  Lancaster 

Emory  Mrs.  Catharine,  62  n  Fremont 

Emory  Catherine  D.  320  w  Fayette 

EMORY   DANIEL   C.   H.   attorney,  47  St. 

Paul,  dw  Baltimore  Co 
Emory  Hopper,  attorney,  46  Franklin 
Emory  Henry,  carpenter,  3  Biddle  al 
Emory  Institute,  138  w  Biddle 
Emory  John  W.  conductor,  126  Boyd 
Emory  John,  tailor,  203  w  Biddle 
Emory  Dr.  J.  K.  B.  office  18  Courtland,  dw 

78  Franklin 
Emory  John,  laborer,  8  Gold  ct 
Emory  John  K.  B.  clerk,  75  Lee 
EMORY  &  JONES,  substitute  brokers,  2  Law 

Buildings,  St.  Paul 
Emory  M.  E.  Church,  Pennsylvania  av  near 

Hoffman 
Emory  Mrs.  Maria,  325  Lexington 
Emory  Philomen  B.  cashier,  75  Lee 
Emory  Samuel,  bricklayer,  19  Hollins 
Emory  Thomas  H.  bookkeeper  163  w  Lom- 
bard 
Emory  Wm.  H.  com.  mer.  6  Wood,  dw  78 

St.  Paul 
Emory  Wm.  H.  75  Lee 
Emrich  Conrad,  porter,  234  s  Charles 
Emrich  George,  tfarber,  179  Conway 
Emrich  John,  wheelwright,  75  McHenry 
Emrich  John,  flour  andYeed,  122  Columbia 
Emrich  John  P.  (Flynn,  E.  &  Murrill,)  194  e 

Monument 
Emrick  Andrew,  turner,  49  Clay 
Emrine  Andrew,  stevedore,  4  Anthony 
Encelbright  Martin,  porter,  284  s  Bond 
Enckhausen  Henry,  clerk,  79  Walsh 
Endrach  Andre,  mariner,  72  Granby 
Endley  Francis,  brushmaker,  109  Peach  al 
Endley  Francis  H.  brushmaker,  109  Plum 
Eney  Benj.  F.  shoemaker,  18  s  Oregon 
Eney  Eliza,  seamstress,  700  w  Pratt 
Eney  Jeremiah^  shoemaker,  Calverton  Mills, 

near  Almshouse 
Eney  Jeremiah,  blacksmith,  18  s  Oregon 
Eney  Oliver  N.  paper  hanger,  485  w  Lombard 
Eney  Thos.  R.  shoemaker,  14  s  Oregon 
Enge  Henry,  lithogrtipher,  271  n  Dallas 
Engehausen  Anna  E.  tavern,  75  Park 
Engel  Catharine,  confectioner,  i2  Ensor 
Engel  Conrad,  baker,  843  w  Baltimore 
Engel  David  L.  salesman,  151  Lexington 
Engel  George,  gunsmith,  cor  Eden  and  May 
Engel  Henry,  lager  beer,  17  Harrison 
Engel  Henry,  grocery,  2i^  s  Exeter 
Engel  Jacob,  steward,  12  Ensor 
Engel  John,  cor  Eden  and  May 


Engel  John,  cooper,  53  Leadenhall 

Engel  Lazarus,  second-hand   clothing,  234  s 

Caroline 
Engelbach  Emanuel,  tavern,  75  Hanover 
Engels  Wm.  livery  stable,  63  s  Caroline 
Engels  Sarah,  119  Vine 

Engell  John  George,  shoemaker,  580  w  Balto. 
Engellbrecht  H.  shoemaker,  25  Lancaster 
Engellbrecht  Martin,  78  Central  av 
Engelhampst  Frederick  W.  tailor,  42  Portland 
Engelhardt  Constantine,  umbrella  maker,  6  s 

Durham 
Engelhardt  Elizabeth,  midwife,  6  s  Durham 
Engelhardt  Henry,  boot  and  shoe  maker,  252 

w  Pratt 
Engelhardt  Mary,  grocery,  89  Gough 
Engelhaupt  Adam,  clothier,  46  and  48  w  Pratt, 

dw  102  s  Exeter 
Engelhaupt  Amelia,  grocery,  183  Raborg 
Engelhaupt  John,  salesman,  102  s  Exeter 
Engelking  Frederick,  tailor,  119  Stirling 
Engelman  Gustav,  boot  fitter,  26  n  Frederick 
Engelmen  Margaret,  tailoress,  525  Canton  av 
Engelmyer  Solomon  L.  undertaker,  66  Park 
Engelsman  Catharine,  over  63  w  Second 
EnE^en  George,  shoemaker,  211  s  Durham 
Engers  Philip,  tailor,  12  s  Durham 
Engerbrandt  Henrietta,  tavern,  154  Eastern  av 
England  Christian,    shoemaker.  Falls   road, 

near  toll  gate 
England  Eliza  J.  94  Grundy 
England  Francis  W.  plumber,  171  Gough 
England  James  R.  58  e  Fayette 
England  John  H.  carpenter,  94  Grundy 
ENGLAND  JOSEPH  T.  general  ticket  agent 

B.  &  0.  R.  R.  40  Conway 
England  Julia,  boarding,  12  s  High 
England  Mary,  bakery,  228  n  Gay 
England  Mary,  confectionery,  228  n  Gay 
England  Robert  A.  laborer,  94  Grurfdy 
England  Wm.  scavenger,  53  Preston 
England  Wm.  G.  soldier,  69  Richmond 
Englehart  John,  porter,  5  Smith's  al 
Engle  Casper,  laborer,  172  s  Wolfe 
Engle  Frederick,  laborer,  160  McHenry 
Engle  John   O.  wagoner,  Belair  av  near  city 

limits 
Engle  Wm.  J.  hostler,  63  s  Caroline 
Engleberg  Lewis,  dyer,  88  n  Caroline 
Engles  Henry,  police,  6  Townsend 
Englehardt  John,  tailor.  Chase  near  Central  av 
Englehart  Ann,  rear  of  44  French 
Englehaupt  Philip,  foundryman,  183  Raborg 
Englemeyer  Joseph,  tailor,  212  Stirling 
Englemeyer  Wolfgang,  laborer,  78  Somerset 
Englen  Mary  A.  24  Abbott 
Englert  John  A.  stove  mounter,  5  Smith  al 
Engler  August,  (Graf  &  E.)  182  n  Futaw 
English  John,  milkman,  Payson  near  Pratt 
English  Patrick,  carter,  160  s  Chapel 
English  Samuel,   clerk  B.  &  0.   R.  R.  94  n 

Howard 
English    Second   Lutheran   Church,  w  Lom- 
bard w  of  Greene 
English  John,  48  n  Eden 
Enke  Cliarles,  shoemaker,  39  Albemarle 
Enke  Ludwig,  artist,  123  w  Baltimore,  dw  35 

Albemarle 
Ennalls    John    W.  salesman,   German  w  of 

Greene 
Ennis  Mrs.  Eliza,  22  Wyeth 
Ennis  Mrs.  Mary,  14  s  Republican 
Ennis  Mitchell,  laborer,  12  Grove 


<J.   H£:;VRY   GIESK,   Commission   merchant,   for   the   sole    of  li^our.   Grain,  Seeils,  &c> 
Roseudale  Cement  nud  Calcined   Piaster  constantly  on  hand,  HI  Spear's  M^liarf. 


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Ennis  Joseph  T.  blacksmith,  14  s  Republican 
Ennis  Thomas  H.  carpenter,  19  St.  Mary 
Eno  Richard ,<"baker,  96  n  Caroline 
Enot  Harman,  tailor,  17  Walker 
Enright  Charles  J.  carpenter,  76  Hanover 
Ensey  Lot,  (L.  E.  &  Son,)  311  w  Fayette 
EiVSEY  LOT&  SON,  wholesale  grocers  and 

commission  merchants,  s  w  cor  Baltimore 

and  Eutaw 
Ensey  Richard  F.  (Lot  E.  &  Son,)  488  Lex- 
ington 
Ensor  Abram,  bricklayer,  119  n  Exeter 
Ensor  Charles,  rope  maker,  109  s  Wolfe 
Ensor  Columbus  A.  soldier,  119  n  Exeter 
Ensor  Columbus,  painter,  33  French 
Ensor  Edward,  ship  joiner,  249  n  Bond 
Ensor  Hiram,  carpenter,  96  Lee 
Ensor  James,  (E.  &  Linaweaver,)  1  n  Front 
Ensor  James  W.  ship  carp'r,  92  Hampstead 
Ensor  Jesse  A.  painter,  228  Lemmon 
Ensor  John  C.  carpenter,  459  Franklin 
Ensor  John,  rope  maker,  109  s  Wolfe 
ENSOR  &  LINAWEAVER,  gangers,  61  w 

Pratt 
Ensor  Wm.  tinner,  483  n  Gay 
Entler  Julia,  24  Pine 
Entres  Jacob,  tailor,  106  Lancaster 
Entz  Andrew,   (Entz  &  Bash,)    198  Saratoga 
ENTZ  &  BASH,  booksellers,  35  n  Charles 
Entz  Mrs.  Henrietta,  40  n  Poppleton 
Eormeister  George,  bacon,  679  Penna.  av 
Episcopal  Reading  Room,   s  w  cor  Charles 

and  Fayette 
Epron  Peter,  shoemaker,  453  n  Gay 
Epstein  Wm.  H.  shoemaker,  127  n  Gay 
Eppern  Louis,  shoemaker,  118  s  Regester 
Eppley  James  M.  (E.  &  Bro.)  213  n  Howard 
Eppley  Julius  A.  (E.  &  Bro.)  236  n  Howard 
EPPLEY  &   BROTHER,  flour  and  produce 

commission  merchants,  s  e  cor  Howard  and 

Mulberry 
EPPLE  WM.  apothecary,  n  w  cor  Light  and 

Montgomery 
Epping  Lewis,  tailor,  207  s  Bond 
Eppler  Conradt,  shoemaker,  70  n  Caroline 
Epp  Charles,  cooper,  47  Goodman  al 
Erbe  Henry,  drayman,  35  Cross 
Erben  Franklin  H.  carpenter,  33  Rock 
Erberstein  Adolph,  tailor,  161  e  Lombard 
Eberlein  Anton,  cigars,  67  Granby 
Erck  Daniel  F.  butcher,  65  Chatsworth 
Erben  John,  blacksmith,  57  Greenwillow 
Erdbreck  Harmon,  cigar  maker,  19  Conway 
Erdbrink  Henry,  clerk,  19  Conway 
Erdhardt  Hugh,    watchmaker  and    jeweler, 

1371^  Lexington 
Erdman  Mrs.  Susan,  233  Harford  av 
Erek  Wm.  H.  cigar  manuf.  s  e  cor  German 

and  Liberty,  dw  168  w  Biddle 
Erhard  Wm.  shoemaker,  168  Vine 
ERICH  DR.  AUGUSTUS  F.  110  s  Broadway 
Erich  Charles,  tailor,  81  n  Bethel 
Erie  George,  soldier,  296  Raborg 
Erling  Wm.   shoemaker,  n  e  cor  Wolfe  and 

Lancaster 
Ermold  John,  drayman,  54  n  Pine 
Ermold  Mrs.  Catherine,  179  Conway 
Ermold  John  C.  pattern  maker,  215  w  Pratt 
Ernreich  Mrs.  Catherine,  27  Watson 
Ernst  Andrew,  laborer,  270  s  Dallas 
'Ernst  Daniel,  gardener,  966  w  Baltimore 
Ernst  Frederick,  cooper,  636  Light 
Ernst  Geo.(H.  Koehler  &  Co.)  248  w  Fayette 


Ernst  Henry,  cigar  maker,  s  w  cor  Ann  and 
Lombard 

Ernst  Joseph,  basket  maker,  45  James  al 

Ernst  Ludwig,  tailor,  275  s  Sharp 

Ernst  Mary,  68  Raborg 

Ernstberger  Francis,  barber,  191  w  Pratt 

Erpenbeck  Henry,  restaurant,  219  s  Broad- 
way 

Erst  August,  cigar  maker,  141  e  Lombard 

Ert  Geo.  carpenter,  154  s  Bond 

Ertel  Caspar,  laborer,  13  Jackson  ct 

Ertenbreckt  John  L.  wheelwright,  418  Can- 
ton av 

Ervin  Charles,  tanner,  5  Orchard 

Erwin  Wm.  stone  cutter,  127  Harford  av 

Esberry  Hannah,  320  w  Fayette 

Eschbach  Fredk  A.  street  contractor,  cor. 
Smith  and  Chatsworth 

Eschbach  Rev.  Edmund,  157  n  Calvert 

Eschbach  John,  contractor,  46  Richmond 


ESCHBACH  JOHN  E.  Contractor 
for  Grading  and  Paving  Sewers, 
Railroads  and  Turnpikes,  oflaee 
Basement  Chesapeake  Bank,  dw 
63  Cathedral. 


Eschbaugh  Henry,  laborer,  Vincent  near  Bal- 
timore 
Escherick  Anton,  gunsmith,  477  w  Baltimore 
Escherick  Ferdinand,  gunsmith,  477  w  Balti- 
more 
Escherick   Francis,  gunsmith,  477  w  Balti- 
more 
Escott  Edward,  baker,  27  Centre  Market  and 

19  Fish  Market  space 
Esender  James,  hardware,  171  Lexington,  dw 

1  Peari 
Esender  Dr.  James,  1  Pearl 
Esender  James,  butter,  262  s  Broadway 
Esender  Theodore,  carpenter,  149  s  Fremont 
Esherick  Charles,  locksmith,  142  n  Gay 
Esherick  Charles,  cooper,  168  William 
Esherick  August,  cooper,  168  William 
Esherick  Thomas,  custom  house,  6  n  Caroline 
Eskridge  Wolfred  T.  laborer,  338  Eastern  av 
Esler  Edward,  teamster,  142  Scott 
Esmer  Christopher,  carpenter,  242  Lee 
Esmer  Mrs.  Ernestine,  242  Lee 
Esmer  Reinhart,  soldier,  242  Lee 
Esper  John,  laborer,  171  Orleans 
Espey  Wm.  P.  cooper,  239  s  Ann 
Espey  Wm.  S.  cooper,  189  s  Ann 
Este  Maj.  Wm.  M.  aid-de-camp  headquarters, 

dw  Eutaw  house 
Eselman  Peter,  cigar  maker,  49  Albemarle 
Essenger  Thomas,  carpenter,  121  Hollins 
Essert  George,  carter,  49  Chatsworth 
Essert  George,  nightman,  50  Chatsworth 
Essex  Mrs.  Nancy,  Light  near  Gittings 
Essig  Fredk.  butcher,  Penna.  av  near  North- 
ern av 
Estabrook  Endor,  clerk,  98  Lee 
Esterley  Frederick,  laborer,  79  n  Amity 
Esterley  Mrs.  Elizabeth,  79  n  Amity 
Estlack  Hiram,  printer,  95  Jefferson 
Etchberger  Capt.  James,  mariner,  342  e  Bal- 
timore 
Etchberger  James  S.  clerk,  342" e  Baltimore 
Etchberger  Mary,  128  s  Bond 
Etchberger  Sarah,  17  Gough 


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Wharf.    C.  HART  SBHTH,  Agent. 


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EYE 


Etchberger  Wm.  Charles,  printer,  342  e  Bal- 
timore 
Etchison  Frederick,  saddler,  1  Parkin 
ETCHISON  &   DORSEY,  leaf  tobacco  and 
general  produce  commission  merchants,  104 
s  Charles 
Etchison   Perry  G.  (E,  &    Dorsey,)  Three 

Tuns  tavern 
Etheridge  W.  H.  dentist,  21  s  Broadway 
Etlein  Paul,  blacksmith,  267  s  Bond 
Etler  Martin,  carpenter,  30  n  Bond 
Etmon  Margaret,  nurse,  31  King 
Etting  Misses,  270  Lexington 
Etzel  Eged,  school  teacher,  34  s  Ragester 
Etzel  Joseph,  scissors  grinder,  224  s  Dallas 
Euker  Frank,  carter,  284  s  Bond 
Euler  Ernst,  shoemaker,  184  e  Baltimore 
Eurig  Conrad,  tailor,  88  s  Dallas 
Eurshon   Melchoir,  slops,  Bevan  near  Cross 
Eustie  Margaret,  tavern,  21  Concord 
EUTAW  HOUSE,  n   w  cor  Baltimore  and 

Eutaw.     R.  B.  Coleman,  proprietor 
Eutaw  Street  (M.  E.)  Church,  cor  Eutaw  ct 

and  Eutaw-st 
EUTAW  ST.    SAVINGS  BANK,  s  e  cor 

Eutaw  and  Fayette 
Evangelical  Church,  cor  Short  and  McElderry 
Evans  Able,   miller,  McHenry  near  Fulton 
Evans  Alfred  D.  agent,  157  n  High 
Evans  Amos  police,  35  s  Carey 
Evans  Andrew  J.  pilot,  86  s  Ann 
Evans  Andrew  J.  carpenter,  28  n  Oregon 
Evans  Charles  H.  druggist,  226  Mulberry 
Evans  Charles  H.  clerk,  52  n  Calvert 
Evans  Chas.  M.  hack  owner,  n  e  cor  Calvert 

and  Pleasant 
Evans  Chas.  D.   gaiter  fitter,  Calhoun  s  of 

Ramsay 
Evans  Chas.  W.  clerk,  134  n  Gay 
Evans  Daniel,  sutler,  446  w  Lombard 
Evans  Daniel  T.  pilot,  148  s  Ann 
Evans  Dan'l  E.  boiler  maker,  183  Hollins 
Evans  Dan'l  W.  bricklayer.  228  Bank 
Evans  David  G.  druggist,  18  Jackson  square 
Evans  Mrs.  Elizabeth,  509  w Lombard 
Evans  Elizabeth,  dress  maker,  1551^  s  Sharp 
Evans  Evan,   copper  smelter,   Clinton   s    of 

Boston 
Evans  Frederick,  copper  smelter,  Clinton  s  of 

Boston 
Evans  Frederick,  safe  maker,  494  w  Pratt 
Evans  Rev.  French  S.  deputy  naval   officer, 

293  w  Pratt 
Evans  George  &  Co.  coopers,  22  Patterson 
Evans  Geo.  W.  flour  and  feed,  n  w  cor  Bal- 
timore and  Republican 
Evans  George,  (G.  E.  &  Co.)  84  e  Baltimore 
Evans  Geo.  W.  engineer,  66  s  Washington, 

F.  P. 
Evans  Geo.  T.  coach  trimmer,  24  Stirling 
Evans  Geo.  W.  soldier.  111  William 
Evans  Geo.  W.  jr.  clerk,  cor  Baltimore  and 

Republican 
Evans  Hampton,  fireman,  54  s  Schroeder 
Evans  Hannah  B.  teacher,  43  n  Gilmor 
Evans  Henry,  copper  smelter,  Fort  av 
Evans  Henry,  oyster  packer,  134  s  High 
Evans  Hiram  S.  mariner,  19   Williamson  al 
Evans  Hugh  D.  attorney,  360  n  Eutaw 
Evans  Isaac,  sr.,  96  e  Fayette 
Evans  Isaac,  jr.,  exchange  broker,  162  w  Bal- 
timore, dw  96  e  Fayette 
Evans  Jacob  H.  machinist,  7  Orleans 


EVANS  JOB  &  SON,  carpenters  and  builders, 
17  and  19  Garden,  dw  J.  E.  211  n  Howard 
Evans  John,  carter,  12  s  Chester 
Evans  John,  lamp  lighter,  152  n  Dallas 
Evans  John  A.  plasterer,  4G9  w  Fayette 
Evans   Thos.   copper    smelter,    St.    Charles 

Hotel,  L.  P. 
EVANS  JOHN,  manufacturer  of  tin   ware 
and  dealer  in  housekeeping  articles,  18  w 
Baltimore,  dw  29  n  Eden.— [Seep.  29  Mver- 
tisements.] 
Evans  John  B.  painter,  92  w  Centre 
Evans  Joseph,  bootmaker.  111  William 
Evans  Joseph,  fisherman,  181  Hughes 
Evans  Joseph,  leather  dealer,  56  n  Eden 
Evans  Josh  J.  carpenter,  239  Hollins 
Evans  Joshua,  finisher,  157  Montgomery 
Evans  Mrs.  Julia,  6  s  Chester 
Evans  Margaret,  57  Block 
Evans  Mrs.  Mary  J,  seamstress,  7  Russell 
Evans  Mrs.  Maria,  boarding,  52  n  Calvert 
Evans  Mary  A.  confectioner,  27  Short 
Evans  Mrs.  Mary,  dairy,  135  Hollins 
Evans  Mary,  205  e  Monument 
Evans  Mary  E.  51  Fawn 
Evans  Mary  J.  92  w  Centre 
Evans  Maybury,  messenger  Adams  Express, 

19  Jackson 
Evans  M.  express,  106  e  Pratt 
Evans  Noah,   substitute  broker,   61   Centre 

Market  space,  dw  55  n  Frederick 
Evans  Randolph,  grocery,  Harford  av  near 

city  limits 
Evans  Mrs.  R.  boarding,  11  Grundy 
Evans  Rich'd  B.  photographer,  144  e  Madison 
Evans  Reese  (Wm.  T.  Davis  &  Co.)  123  n 

Calvert 
Evans  Mrs.  Sarah,  St.  Charles  hotel,  L.  P. 
Evans  Samuel  M.  custom  house  inspector, 

127  s  Bond 
Evans  Sarah,  155)^  s  Sharp 
Evans  Thomas,  copper  smelter,  St.    Charles 

hotel,  L.  P. 
Evans  Thomas,  carpenter,  28  n  Oregon 
EVANS  THOMAS  H.  &  CO    produce  com- 
mission  merchants,  80  and    82    Light-st. 
wharf. — [Seep.  38  Mvertisements.] 
Evans  Thomas  H.  (T.  H.  E.  &  Co.;  64  Wil- 
liam 
Evans  Thorns,  87  s  Wolfe 
Evans  Thomas,  carpenter,  24  Stirling 
Evans  Thomas,  shoemaker,  688  w  Pratt 
EVANS  THEODORE  W.  salesman,  52  n 

Calvert 
EVANS  Dr.  THOMAS  B.  druggist,  s  e  cor 
Ann  and  Aliceanna,  dw  18  Jackson  square 
Evans  Thomas  G.   (Job  E.  &  Son,J  211  n 

Howard 
Evans  Thomas  J.  wharfinger,  office  foot  of 

Bond,  dw  66  s  Washington,  F.  P. 
Evans  Wm.  pattern  maker,  157  Montgomery 
Evans  Wm.  M.  bookkeeper,  705  Lexington 
Evans  Wm.  H.  plasterer,  509  w  Lombard 
Evans  Wm.  grocer,  cor  Lexington  ad  Greene, 

dw  259  Lexington 
Evans  Wm.  Warrington,  dentist,  79  n  Charles 
Evans  Wm.  cashier  of  custom  house,  1  n  Cal- 
houn 
Evans  Wm.  H.  shoemaker,  13  Walker 
Evatt  Edward,  gun  and  locksmith,  35  Light 
Evatt  Mary,  dress  maker,  79  n  Howard 
Eveland  John,  tavern,  5  West  Falls  av 
Everatt  Nancy,  207  s  Durham 


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Eyll  John,  shoemaker,  151  Dover 
Eyser  Ulrich,  harness  maker,  99  n  Paca 
Eytel  Jacob,  cooper,  26  Leadenhall 
Eytel  Mary,  grocery,  26  Leadenhall 

F. 

Fabel  John,  shoemaker,  89  s  Regester 

Faber  Bernhardt,  10  s  Liberty 

Faber  Frederick,  laborer,  468  Canton  av 

Faber  George,  cigar  maker,  256  s  Sharp 

Faber  Henry,  tailor,  376  s  Charles 

Faber  John,  carpenter,  9  Elliott,  Canton 

Faber  Wm.  cigar  maker,  168  George 

Fabrill  Francis  J.  blacksmith,  35  Barnes 

Fach  Jacob,  boot  and  shoemaker,  5  Penna.  av 

Facius  Gustavus,  teacher,  39  n  Calvert 

Fadeley  James,  tinner,  152  w  Eager 

Fadeley  Rebecca,  tailoress,  152  e  Eager 

Faehtz  E.  F.  M.  soldier,  413  n  Central  av 

Paering  Adam,  cooper,  Charles   near    Cross 

Pagan  Alice,  21  Foundry 

Pagan  Jane,  65  Mulberry 

Pagan  Patrick,  coachman,  21  Foundry 

Pagan  Robert,  grocer,  235  Columbia 

Pager  Cornelius,  laborer,  Boston  e  of  Clinton 

Pager  Fredericka,  25  n  Schroeder 

Pager  Joseph,  cabinet  maker, 25  n  Schroeder 

Pagret  Francis,  carpenter,  3  New  Church 

Fagret  Lucille,  3  New  Church 

Faherty  Mary,  203  Eastern  av 

Paherty  Michael,  laborer,  149  Aliceanna 

Fahey  James,  laborer,  20  n  Oregon 

Fahey  Michael,  brewer,  76  York 

Fahey  Thomas,  tailor,  170  Front 

Pahlen  Chas.  H.  (Lawrence  D.  Dietz&  Co.) 

86  n  Howard 
Pahnestock  Derick,  (Brooks,  P.  &  Co.)   300 

w  Lombard 
Pahnestock  Geo.  W.  clerk,  19  n  Republican 
Pahnestock  Peter,  300  w  Lombard 
Pahnestock,  Mrs.  Susan,  321  Ross 
Pahy  Martin,  laborer,  90  Dolphin 
Paid  Henry,  laborer,  420  Light 
Faid  John,' tinner,  420  Light 
Fair  Alexander,  shoemaker,  202  L.  Hughes 
Fairall  Wm.  H.  blacksmith,  130  s  Fremont, 

dw  40  St.  Peter's 
Pairbank  A.  J.  agent,  56  s  Poppleton 
Pairbank  Chas.  204  Saratoga 
Pairbank  Chas.  E.  clerk,  361  w  Lombard 
Pairbank  Chris,  shoemaker,  26  May 
Fairbank  George  K.  provisions,  377  Franklin 
PAIRBANK  HENRY,  Gen.  Wayne  Inn,  n 
w  cor  Baltimore  and  Paca,  and  livery  and 
sale  stables,  Paca  near  Baltimore 
Fairbank  John,  conductor,  B.  &  0.  R.  R.  361 

w  Lombard 
Fairbank  John   P.  clerk  Genl.   Wayne   Inn 
Pairbank  Samuel  G.  carpenter,  Gen.  Wayne 

Inn 
Pairbank  Thomas  J.  clerk,  Gen.  Wayne  Inn 
Fairbanks  Charles,  flour  and  feed,  421  w  Bal- 
timore, dw  204  Saratoga 
FAIRBANKS  &  CO'S  SCALES  WARE- 
HOUSE, 246  w  Baltimore,  George  H.  Gill- 
man,  agent. — (Seep.  48  Mvertisements.] 
Fairbanks  Henry  T.  carpenter,  325  Franklin 
Fairbanks  Wm.  J.  ship  carp.  193  s  Fremont 
Fairchild  Mrs.  Nancy,  64  Camden 
Fairchild  Wm.  merchant  tailor,  319  e  Eager 
Fairley  Thomas,  florist,  Ross  near  Lanvale 
Fairley  Michael,  19  Mosher 

J.  HEiratY  GIKSK,  Commission  Merchant,  for  the  sale  of  Flour,  Grain,  Seeds,  &c. 
Rosendale  Cement  and  Calcined  Piaster  constantly  on  band,  SI  Spear's  AVharf. 


Everhart  Charles,  machinist,   Hamburg  near 

Sharp 
Everhart  Geo.  machinist,  138  e  Lombard 
Everhart  Geo.  G.  salesman.  Hand  Tavern 
Everhart  Jacob,  tobacconist,  42  Ross 
Everhai-t  Mrs.  Mary,  dress  maker,  245  Con- 
way 
Everhart  Martin,  cigar  maker,  92  s  Howard 
Everhart  Wm.  H.  baggage  express  agent,  92 

s  Howard 
Everest  Mrs.  296  e  Lombard 
Everett  Caroline,  195  s  Chapel 
Everett  Elizabeth,  seamstress,  15  n  Wolfe 
Everett  George  L.  sailmaker,  119  s  Bond 
Everett  John  H.  grocery,  265  n  Bond 
Everett  James  T.  constable,  119  s  Bond 
Everett  James,  laborer,  157  s  Chapel 
Everett  Joseph,  cigar  maker,  39  n  Central  av 
Everett  Thomas  H.  police,  119  s  Bond 
Evering  Bernard,  clerk,  91  s  Wolf 
Everist  John  M.  cooper,  108  Holiday,  dw  s 

High 
Everist  Joseph,  cooper,  263  e  Monument 
Everist  Joseph  J.  cooper,  357  n  Gay 
Everist  John  M.  cooper,  74  s  High 
Everitt  Elizabeth,  s  ecor  Gough  and  Durham 
EverittMary  A.  39  Garden 
Everitt  Peter,  laborer,  29  L.  Church 
Everitt  Thos.  S.  harness  maker,  39  Garden 
Everitt  Wm.  soldier,  29  L.  Church 
Everitt  John,  shoemaker,  18  n  Durham 
Evei'line  John,  butcher,  183  Eastern  av 
Evers  Ann,  confectionery,  249  Canton  av 
Evers  Henry  W.  shoemaker,  228  Washing- 
ton, P.  P. 
Eversman  Frederick,  81  s  Bond 
Eversman  John  G.  309  s  Charles 
Eversmyer  Frederick,  carter.  Gist  near  Essex 
Eversmyer  Henry,  carter,  Gist  near  Essex 
Evesson  IVIiss  J .  dress  maker,  146  Saratoga 
Evoy  Ellen,  361  n  Howard 
Ewald  Martin,  saw  grinder,  58  s  Charles 
Ewaldt  August,  (James  Meyer  &  Co.)    105 

Penna  av 
Ewalt  John,  tailor,  2  Clagget  al 
Ewalt  Philip,  carter,  22  Hampstead 
Ewalt  Sam'l  A.  oyster  can  factory,  519,  w 

Baltimore 
Ewalt  Samuel  A.  tinner,   519^^  w  Baltimore, 

dw  50  n  Poppleton 
Ewart  Wm.  bookkeeper,  19  n  Calvert 
Ewatt  John,  clerk,  22  Hampstead 
Ewell  Fannie  B.  134  Mulberry 
Ewell  John,  clerk,  205  Hanover 
Ewell  Mildred  134  Mulberry 
Ewell  Thomas,  shipsmith,  76  Hamburg 
Ewig  John,  restaurant,  147  Camden 
Ewen  Jeremiah,  harness  maker,  82  Peirce 
EWING  DR.  JAS.  H.  druggist,  280  w  Bal- 
timore, dw  461  Lexington 
Ewing  John  J.  shoemaker,  246  n  Eden 
Ewing  Samuel  W.  shoemaker,  246  n  Eden 
Ewing  Thos.  W.  agent  Methodist  Protestant 

publications,  318  Aisquith 
Ewings  Thomas,  clerk,  88  s  High 
EXCHANGE  READING  ROOMS,  new  Ex- 
change buildings,  entrance  Second  and  Lom- 
bard, Geo.  U.  Porter,  secretary 
Ey  Geo.  laborer,  133  Canton  av 
Eyerly  Jacob  S.  printer,  367  Lexington 
Eyde  Joseph,  carpenter,  259  Aisquith 
Eyles  Wm.  H.   soldier,  256  Greenmount  av 
Eyll  Geo.  shoemaker,  29  Lee 


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Fairmount  (M.E.)  Chapel,  Chester  nr  Orleans 
Faite  John,  confectioner,  78  Park 
Faithful  Edw.  J.  bricklayer,  89  Chatsworth 
Faithful  Joseph,  216  Mulberry 
Faithful  Wm.  T.  apothecary,  n  e  cor  Repub- 
lican and  Fayette 
Falarsdean  Octave  J.  currier,  7  Bevan 
Falck  Casper  W.  laborer,  348  s  Charles 
Falck  Frederick,  clerk,  348  s  Charles 
Falck  George  W.  mariner,  348  s  Charles 
Falck  John  B.  clerk,  348  s  Charles 
Falck  Rachel,  grocer,  348  s  Charles 
Falck  William  C.  clerk,  348  s  Charles 
Falconer  A.  Smith,  clerk,  152  n  Eutaw 
Falconer  Alexander,  3  McCulloh 
Falconer  Mrs.  John,  3  McCulloh 
Falconer  Wm.  huckster,  44  Hammond  al 
Fales  George  E.  moulder,  63  Eastern  av 
Fales  Mrs.  Ellen,  134  s  Ann 
FALES  SQUIRE  M.  iron  foundry,  Cathedral 

extended,  dw  117  Preston 
Falger  James,  shoemaker,  46  Carlton 
Falk  John  F.  gun  maker,  460  w  Pratt 
Falkner  James,  laborer,  86  York 
FALKENSTEIN    FRED'K,    confectioner, 

«&c.  257  Light 
Fallis  Ellen,  122  Ensor 
Fallan  Mrs.  washerwoman,  65  York 
Fallan  Daniel,  333  s  Sharp 
Fallen  Michael,  laborer,  91  n  Bethel 
Fallen  Wm.  mariner,  339  s  Sharp  < 
Fallon  Bridget,  tavern,  109  Boston 
Fallon  Dominick,  laborer,  61  Hillen 
Fallon  N.  stone  cutter,  120  Garden 
Fallon  James,  laborer,  20  Valley 
Fallon  John,  weaver,  32  Rock 
Fallon  Mary,  86  n  Front 
Fallon  Patrick,  cooper,  21  Addison 
Fallon  Peter,  tavern,  216  Lexington 
Fallon  Thomas,  142  Holiday 
Falls  Moor  N.  prest.  Baltimore  Steam  Packet 

Co.  279  Madison  av 
Falls  Moor  S.  clerk  Adams  Express,  164  w 

Baltimore 
Falls  Mrs.  Sarah,  Calvert  near  Eager 
Falls  William  K.  attorney,  279  Madison  av 
Falvary  Mrs.  Catharine,  131  s  Fremont 
Falvary  Michael,  stone  mason,  131  s  Fremont 
Fambach  Fredericka,  63  Bank 
Famback  Andrew,  bar  tender,  42  St.  Peter 
Fangman  Anthony,  cigar  maker,  105  s  High 
Fangmayer  John  L.  s  e  cor  Baltimore  and 

Gilmor 
Fankliauel  Henry,  tobacconist,  206  Lexington 
Fannan  John,  laborer,  21  New  Church 
Fannarn  Mary,  cor  Falls  road  and  Northern  av 
Fanning  Anna,  seamstress,  47  Fawn 
Fanning  John,  carpenter,  190  e  Baltimore 
Fanning  Julia,  47  Fawn 
Fanning  Louis,  tailor,  117  n  Bond 
Fanning   Mrs.   Maria,  variety   store,   190  e 

Baltimore 
Fanning  Mary,  shop,  117  n  Bond 
Fanning  Thomas,  laborer,  16  Gould  la 
Fanning  Thomas,  soldier,  190  e  Baltimore 
Fannon  Luke,  laborer,  6  Hubbard  al 
Fansy  Patrick,  laborer.  Falls  road  near  toll- 
gate 
Fantom  Nathan  A.  shoemaker,  153  e  Monu- 
ment 
Fantom  Wm.  T.  laborer,  120  Orleans 
Farber  Henry  J.  (Stellman,  Hinrichs  &  Co.) 
260  Lexington 


Farber  Henry,  blacksmith,  396  a  Charles 
FARBER  JOHN  M.  groceries  and  liquors, 

s  e  cor  North  and  Pleasant 
Farber  John   H.  clerk,  s  e  cor  North   and 

Pleasant 
Fardwell  Isaac,  jr.,  carpenter,  62  Henrietta 
FARDY  JOHN  T.   &  BRO.,  ship  builders 

and  steam  marine  railway,  south  side  of 

Basin,  foot  of  Montgomery,  and  cor  Hughes 

and  Covington 
Fardy  John  T.  (J.  T.  F.  &  Bro.)  69  McCulloh 
Fardy  Matthew  J.  (J.  T.  F.  &  Bro  )   153  s 

Sharp 
Fare  Josejjh,  laborer,  Henry  near  Hughes 
Farin  Daniel,  foundryman,  148  Stirling 

FAIilNGER  CHARLES,  manufac- 
turer of  Soap  and  Candles,  14  Con- 
stitution St.,  and  5  Liberty  al. 
Has  always  on  hand  Mould  Can- 
dles, Brown,  Yellow,  Salt  Water, 
Chemical,  Olive  and  Fancy  Soaps, 
which  he  will  sell  on  the  most 
liberal  terms.  Dw.  14  Constitu- 
tion.— [See  page  38  Mvertisements.] 

Farland  Abraham,  mariner,  192  s  Castle  al 
Farland  John  F.  sailmaker,  81  Smith's  wharf, 

dw  100  e  Pratt 
Farland  Robert,  sailmaker,  172  Bank 
Farland  Wm.  sailmaker,  17  n  Caroline 
Farlay  Wm.  tailor,  297  North 
Farley  Edward,  baker,  76  s  Broadway 
Farley  Geo.  236  Lemmon 
Farlin  J.  W.  grain  commission  merchant,  117 

Smith's  wharf,  dw  Fountain  hotel 
Farlow  John  T.  grocer,  330  e  Baltimore 
Farmer  Burkett,  shoemaker,  78  Somerset 
Farmer  Geo.  M.  sutler,  163  Mulberry 
FARMERS'  HOTEL,  n  w  cor  Hillen  and 

Forrest 
Farmer  John,  mariner,  cor  Dallas  and  Lan- 
caster 
Farmer  Elizabeth  A.  189  Penna  av 
FARMERS' AND  MERCHANTS' BANK, 

n  w  cor  South  and  Lombard 
FARMERS'  AND   PLANTERS'    BANK, 

17  South 
Farmer  Margaret,  china  store,  21  n  Eutaw 
Farmer  Patrick,  machinist,  92  Stirling 
Farmer  Rosanna,  seamstress,  71  Park 
Farmer  Terrence,  grocery,  92  Stirling 
Farnandis  Walter,  jr.,  attorney,  1  Spurrier's 

ct,  Lexington,  dw  13  n  Carey 
Farnandis  Edward,  48  Hanover 
Farnandis  Mrs.  Walter,  48  Hanover 
Farnen  Jas.  clerk,  131  William 
Farnen  John,  china  packer,  131  William 
Farnen  Michael,  laborer,  131  William 
Farnen  Peter,  131  William 
Farnen  Peter,  groceries,  flour  and    feed,  n  w 

cor  Regester  and  Bank,  dw  106  Bank 
Farnsworth  Joseph,  baggage  master,  Calvert 

Station,  274  n  Eutaw 
Farquhar  Geo.  A.  27  Chatsworth 
Farquhar  John  C.  clerk,  27  Chatsworth 
Farquhar  Wm.  P.  jeweler,  27  Chatsworth 
Farquharson  Mrs.  Ann,  42  e  Lombard 
Farquharson  Catharine,  42  n  Broadway 


GEO.  8.  PAGK  <Ss  BRO..  Manufecturer*    of  Roofs  and  Roofing  Slaterlals,  111  Smith's 
Whari;    C.  HART  SMITH,  Agent. 


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Farquharson  Francis  L.  saddle  and  harness 

maker,  17  s  Calvert,  dw  Maltbjr  House 
Farr  Alexander,  laborer,  149  Stirling 
Farr  Joseph,  laborer,  149  Stirling 
Farran  Joseph  F.  salesman,  Lombard  w  of 

Hanover 
Farran  J.  S.  oyster  packer,  329  Canton  wharf 
Farrel  Patrick,  ship  carpenter,  20  e  Lombard 
Farrel  Thos.  soldier,  20)^  s  Front 
Farrell  Anastasia,  grocery,  n  e  cor  Fayette 

and  East 
Farrell  Bridget,  grocery,  71  Watson 
Farrell  Bridget,  43  President 
Farrell  Edward,  carpenter,  409  Lexington 
Farrell  George,  moulder,  29  McHenry 
Farrell  George,  laborer,  cor  Low  and  Exeter 
Farrell  Jeremiah,  laborer,  28  Boyd 
Farrell  John,  laborer,  33  Neighbor 
Farrell  John,  shoemaker,  3  Webb 
Farrell  Julia,  2  West  Falls  av 
Farrell  Mrs.  Margaret,  28  Boyd 
Farrell  Nicholas,  caulker,  18  Armistead  la 
Farrell  Patrick,  laborer,  I  Rose  al 
Farrell  Patrick,  tinner,  17  Diamond 
Farrell  Peter,  waiter,  130  w  Baltimore 
Farrell  Peter,  laborer,  8  Hubbard  al 
Farrell  Thos.  1  Morris  al 
Farren  Joseph  F.  clerk,  412  w  Fayette 
Farrier  John,  laborer,  70  n  Schroeder 
Farring  Augustus  H.  saddler,  38  Milliman 
Farringer  Mary,  tailoress,  133  Forrest 
Farringtes  James,  laborer,  178  L  Constitution 
Farris   Baldo,  restaurant,  n  w  cor  Pratt  and 

Grant,  dw  88  s  Charles 
Farroll  Dennis,  carter,  9  Webb 
Farron  R.  B.  room  clerk,  Maltby  House 
Farson  Mrs.  Elizabeth,  47  s  Ann 
Farson  George  W.  ship  carver,  47  s  Ann 
Farson  John  S.  pump  maker,  47  s  Ann 
Farson  Samuel  F.  (Charles  H.  Ross  &  Co.) 

209  e  Fayette 
Fasbender  Chas.  P.  watchmaker,  301  w  Pratt 
Fasijender  Marion  J.  watchmaker,  255  w  Pratt 
Easing  Henry,  tailor,  85  e  Lombard 
Fassel  George,  mattress  maker,  297  Penna.  av 
Fatchs  Frederick,  coach  trimmer,  140  Cross 
Fatchs  Mary,  confectionery,  140  Cross 
Faucctt  Richard,  omnibus  driver,  188  n  Spring 
Faucht  Mary,  271  e  Eager 
Faul  Gustavus,  printer,  29  Harrison 
Faulkner  Alfred  B.  clerk,  283  w  Fayette 
Faulkner  M.  tavern,  52  Montgomery 
Faulkner  Thos.  huckster,  124  Orleans 
Faupel  Jacob,  cloth  cutter,  152  n  Caroline 
Fausman  George,  cigar  maker,  131s  Fremont 
Faust  John,  (J.  F.  &  Bro.)  17  Barnet 
Faust  Henry,  (J.  F.  &  Bro.)  26  Barnet 
FAUST  J.  &  BRO.  boots,  shoes,  &c.  IG  s 

Charles 
Faust  Michael,  cooper,  340  s  Sharp 
Fauth  John,  soldier,  186  e  Baltimore 
Favier  John,  millwright,  488  Lexington 
Favier  Mrs.  Mary  A.  21  s  Bond 
Favier  Peter  A.  machinist,  21  s  Bond 
Favier  Susan  A.  grocery,  488  Lexington 
Favre  Hypolite,  currier',  40  Harrison 
Fawcett  James,  shoemaker,  14  Low 
Fawcett  Christopher,  supt.  Union  Protestant 

Infirmary,  Division,  dw  17  Mosher 
Fawcett  Owen  S.  actor,  18  Exeter 
Fawcus  Catharine,  huckstress,  28  Anthony 
Fawkes  Mrs.  Frances,  49  n  Pine 
Faxenberg  Valentine,  carpenter,  3  e  Fayette 


Faxon  Eben,  architect,  26  n  Charles,  dw  71 
St.  Paul 

Fay  Anna,  laundress,  23  High  al 

Fay  Charles,  tinner,  158  Pearl 

Fay  Charles,  tinner,  139  Bank 

Fay  Fordice,  currier,  52  Granby 

Fay  Gustav,  piano  maker,  64  L.  Pleasant 

Fay  Dr.  Geo.  W.  31  s  Eden 

Fay  Henry,  dry  goods  and  clothier,  48  and  50 
Centre  Market  space 

Fay  John  M.  harness  maker,  52  Granby 

Fay  Mrs.  Mary,  123  Conway 

Faye  James  R.  clerk,  22  s  High 

Fayette  Street  (Methodist  Episcopal)  Church, 
Fayette  near  Fremont 

Feadley  Henry,  mariner,  141  s  Ann 

Fearis  Thomas,  collector,  55  Granby 

Fearis  Sarah,  55  Granby 

FEAST    JOHN    E.    (Samuel   F.   &   Sons,) 

Franklin  near  Gilmore 
Feast  John,  florist,  295  Lexington 
Feast  Samuel,  jr.  (Samuel  F.  &  Sons,)  n  e 

cor  Franklin  and  Gilmor 
FEAST  SAMUEL   &   SONS,   florists  and 
nurserymen,  n  w  cor  Franklin  and  Gilmor, 
and  55  n  Charles,  dw  S.  F.  sr.,  Cockeys- 
ville,  Balto.  Co. 
Feber  Dederick,  tavern,  272  s  Broadway 
Fecht  August,  boiler  maker,  24  St.  James 
Fecht  Kuneg,  tailoress,  over  31  s  Wolfe 
Fechtig  George  F.  cor  Fayette  and  Central  av 
Federal  Hill  Glass  Works,  G.  Hughes  near 

Henry 
Fedou  Francis,  tailor,  107  n  Calvert 
Feehan  Martha,  299  Eastern  av 
Feehan  Patrick,  hod  carrier,  3  Willow 
Feely  John,  laborer,  328  Republican 
Feenan  Patrick,  laborer,  1  Jenkins  al 
Feeney  Catharine,  laundress,  134  Vine 
Feeney  James,  tinner,  185  n  Howard 
Feeney  James  C.  plumber,  185  n  Howard 
Feeney  John,  laborer,  109  Hill 
Feeney  Patrick,  plasterer,  300  s  Sharp 
Feeney  Peters,  plasterer,  300  s  Sharp 
Fefel  John,  huckster,  1  s  Republican 
FEFEL  JOSEPH,  JR.  restaurant  and  board- 
ing, 11  n  Eutaw 
Fefel  Joseph,  sr.  797  w  Baltimore 
Fefill  John,  (iVlahless  &  F.)  81  William 
Fegan  Owen,  drayman,  66  n  Exeter 
Fegelien  Joseph,  potter,  110  s  Durham 
Fehe  Martin,  laborer,  151  n  Bethel 
Fehle  John,  tailor,  223  e  Madison 
Fehsenfeld  Louis,  tobacconist,  77  Thames 
Fehte  August,  coach  trimmer,  96  Hillen 
Fehy  Anna,  grocery,  6  Dawson  al 
Fehy  John,  laborer,  6  Dawson  al 
Feihte  Carl,  tailor,  25  Central  av 
FEICHTMAN  S.  (Fiteman)  stoves,  tinware 

and  house  lurnishing  goods,  80  n  Eutaw 
Feichtman  S.  stoves  and  tinware  80  n  Eutaw 
Feidler  George,  tailor,  5  New 
Feig  Andrew,  tailor,  23  n  Caroline 
Feig  Ferdinand  A.  tailor,  23  n  Caroline 
FEIG  GEORGE  A.  butter,  15  Brown 
Feige  August,  tavern,  49  n  Frederick 
Fell  Wm.  cabinet  maker,  62  Vine 
Feinour  Dr.  Thomas,  496  w  Fayette 
FeinOur  John,  white  washer,  93  Low 
Feistenheimer  Burkhard,  cigar  maker,  173  e 

Monument 
Felber  &  Adams,   hoisery,  217  s  Broadway 
and  251  w  Baltimore 


AVM.  P.  ^VEBB,  Marine,  Fire  nud  I.i)Pe  Insnmnce  Agent  and  Broker.    Agent 
Benefit  Life  Insui-ance  Co.,  JVewark;,  N.  J.,"  89  Second  Street. 


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Felber  Edw.  stocking  weaver,  193  s  Broadway 
Felber  Lewis  (F.  &  Adams)  cor  Aliceanna 

Broadway 
Feld  John,  stevedore,  14  Barnes 
Feldenheimer  Joseph,  clerk,  33  e  Lombard 
Felder  Conrad,  lab'r,  221  Washington,  F.  H. 
Felder  Fredk.  driver,  140  s  Caroline 
Felder  John  H.  barrels,  144  s  Central  av 
Felder  John,  tally  keeper,  146  s  Central  av 
Feldhaus Bernard,  shoemaker,  21  Short 
Feldhaus  Charles,  salesman,  95  Hanover 
Feldhaus   Ferdinand    A.    tobacconist,    28    e 

Fayette 
Feldhaus  John,  porter,  Hanover  2  doors  from 

Barre 
Feldkemp  Harman,  lager  beer,  753  Light 
Feldman  Henry,  tobacconist,  262  Hanover 
Feldman  John  D.  drayman,  163  s  Regester 
Feldner  Fredk.  carter,  145  William 
Felger  Henry,  barrels,  144  s  Central  av 
Felger  Michael,  cooper,  146  s  Register 
FELGNER  F.  W.'  merchant  tailor,    14  St. 

Paul,  dw  Garden  near  Druid  Hill 
Felker  Henry,  sugar  refiner,  235  e  Lombard 
Fell  Mrs.  Frances  A.  204  s  Ann 
Fell  Mrs.  Mary,  227  Harford  av 
Fellar  Casper,  tailor,  19  Walker 
Feller  Charles,  porter,  5  Gough 
FELLER   CHARLES,    oak    cooper,   139  s 

Caroline,  dw  Caroline  btw  Bank  and  Gough 
Feller  Charles,  cooper.  Ills  Caroline 
Feller  George,  cooper,  38  Bank 
Feller  George,  paper  hanger,  s  w  cor  Saratoga 

and  Park 
Feller  Valentine,  grocery,  s  w  cor  Saratoga 

and  Park 
Fellers  George,  coppersmith, 26  Madison 
FELL'S  POINT  SAVINGS  BANK,  Broad- 
way, btw  Canton  and  Eastern  avs.  west  side 
Fell's  Point  (M.  E.)  Chapel,  s  e  cor  Chapel  and 

Eastern  av 
Fells  George,  carpenter,  250  Franklin 
Feltbrush  Henry,  tailor,  265  n  Central  av 
Feltbusch  Charles,  carpenter,  165  n  Central  av 
Felte  George,  laborer,  73  Grindall 
Felter  John,  clerk,  144  s  Central  av 
Felthouse  Wm.  H.  tin  and  sheet  iron  worker, 

62  Hamburg 
Feltmeyer  Wm.   butcher,   Philadelphia  road 

near  city  limits 
Feltman  Geo.  laborer,  rear  163  s  Register 
Feltman  Henry,  laborer,  223  s  Bethel 
Feltner  Adam,  carter,  63  James  al 
Female    Gramm|ar   School  No.    1,  s    w  cor 

Greene  and  Fayette 
Female    Primary    School    No.   3,  s  w    cor 

Greene  and  Fayette 
Fenby  Theodosia,  dry  goods,  137  n  Gay 
Fenby  Wm.  farmer,  695  Lexington 
Fendal  Thomas,  chair  painter,  Jefferson  near 

Broadway 
FENDALL  &  CO.    groceries,    liquors   and 

feed,  447  n  Gay 
Fendall   E.  H.  (F.  &Co.)  n  e  cor  Gay  and 

Chew 
Fendall  Mrs.  S.  Emily,  494  Franklin 
FENDRICH  BROS,  tobacconists,  155  For- 
rest and  49  South 
Fendrich  Charles,  (F.  Bros.)  n  e  cor  Aisquith 

and  Chew 
Fendrich  David,  cooper,  394  n  Gay 
Fendrich  Joseph,  (F.  Bros.)  n  e  cor  Aisquith 

and  Chew 

J.  HE.\1R.Y   GIKSE,   Commission  Mercliant,   for   tlic   sale   of   Flour,  Grain,  Seeds,  <bc. 
Roaeudole  Ceu&eut  and  Calcined  Plaster  constantly  on  hand,  HI  Spear's  Wlkart. 


Fenge  John,  tailor,  45  Perry 

Fenhagen  James   C.   coal  and  wood,  143  n 

Gay,  dw  93  s  Eden 
Fenlon  Wm.  J.  shoemaker,  105  Stirling 
Fenne   Bernard,  blacksmith,  n  w    cor  Etiger 
"^^and  Stirling 

Fennell  Maurice, clerk  B.&  O.  R.  R.  131  Co- 
lumbia 
Fennell  Wesley,  lumber  agent,  Mill-st,  dw  42 

Fawn 
Fennerman  Dedrick,  groceries  and  provisions, 

36  s  Poppleton 
Fenneman  Ferdinand,  grocer,  272  Canton  av 
Fenner  Geo.  shoemaker,  105  L.  Greene 
Fenner  Henry,  shoemaker,  235  Hamburg 
Fenner  John,  laborer,  201  William 
Fenner  Wesley,  v/^harfinger,  42  Fawn 
Fenney  David,  laborer,  107  Ensor 
Fennich  Henry,  carter,  123  Orleans 
Fcnon   Matthew  M.  blacking  manufacturer, 

18  Mercer 
Fensel  Francis,  tailor,  373  Penna.  av 
Fensel  Mary  Ann,  trimmings,  373  Penna.  av 
Fensley  Wm.  boots  and   shoes,  85  s  Broad- 
way, dw  141 
Fent  Henry  W.  dyer,  132  Hamburg 
Fenton   Aaron,  (Urakeley  &  F.)  307  w  Fay- 
ette 
Fenton  Mary,  seamstress,  28  St.  Mary 
Fcrbee  Napoleon,  mariner,  37  Hill 
Ferbinger  Catharine,  186  s  Howard 
FERCIOT  PETER,  wine    and    commission 

merchant,  17  Courtland 
Ferciot    Sophia,    fluting    and    crimping,    17 

Courtland 
Ferdner  John,  confectioner,  10  Fell 
Ferguson  Andrew,  carpenter,  167  L.  Greene 
Ferguson  Mrs.  Ann,  45  Marion 
Ferguson    Mrs.  Arabella,  dress    maker,   85 

Hollins 
FERGUSON  ARCHIBALD  D.'  grocer,  327 

Franklin 
Ferguson  Caroline,  61  n  Calvert 
Ferguson  Catharine,  dress  maker  459  w  Bal- 
timore 
Ferguson  David  B.  85  n  Eutaw 
Ferguson   Mrs,    Eliza,  confectionery,  458  w 

Baltimore 
Ferguson  Mrs.  Elizabeth,  33  Harmony  la 
Ferguson  Geo.  H.  61  n  Calvert 
Ferguson  Geo.  H.  clerk,  Hollins  near  Calhoun 
Ferguson  Geo.  C.  shoemaker,  208  e  Lombard 
P'erguson  Henry,  tailor,  208  e  Lombard 
Ferguson    Hugh  H.  machinist,  55  e  Madison 
Ferguson  J.  Henry,  169  w  Lombard 
Ferguson  John,  grocer,  267  Mulberry 
Ferguson  Margaret,  boarding,  55  e  Madison 
Ferguson  Mrs.  Margaret,  confectionery,  224 

n  Eutaw 
Ferguson  Mrs.  Matilda,  169  Lee 
Ferguson  Nehemiah,  69  McElderry 
Ferguson  Robt.  conductor  N.  C.  R.  R.  224  n 

Eutaw 
Ferguson  Thomas,  agent,  283  s  Charles 
Ferguson  Wm.  tinner,  7  s  Oregon 
Ferguson  Wm.  327  Franklin 
Ferguson  Wm.  carpenter,  458  w  Baltimore 
Fergusson  Chas.   (F.  &  Tyson,)    17  Hollins 
Fcrgusson  Mrs.  Rhoda,  112  Chester 
FERGUSSON  &  TYSON,  wholesale  grocers 
and  commission  merchants,  121  w  Lombard 
Fcrgusson  Theodore  G.  carpenters,  102  Carey 
Fergusson  &  Tyson,  grocers,  301  w  Lombard 


FER 


129 


I'lN 


Ferhohap   John,  shoemaker,  169  s   Caroline 
Fermith  Henry,  laborer,  2  Russel 
Fernan  Bernard,  cooper,  184  Gough 
Fernbacher  Mrs.  Dorothy,  18  Peach  al 
Fernbacher  John,  cooper,  18  Peach  al 
Ferner  Geo.  shoe  cutter,  105  L.  Greene 
Fernetti  Ernest  F.  barber,  21  e  Pratt 
Fernhehner  Samuel,  butcher,  242  Aliceanna 
Ferrandini  Cipriano,   hair  dresser,    Calvert, 
under  Brrnum's  hotel,  dw  250  e  Baltimore 
Ferree  Alexander,  shoemaker,  165  L.  Greene 
Ferrell  Elisha,  iron  moulder,  63  Elliott 
Ferreli  Capt.  Joshua,  mariner,  321  e  Pratt 
Ferrell  Capt.  Thos.  mariner,  303  e  Pratt 
Ferril  Charles,  laborer,  57  n  Schroeder 
Ferris   Baldo,  eating  saloon,  154 1.<  w  Pratt, 

dw  88  s  Charles 
Ferrton  Wm.  H.  copper  smelter,  Clinton  s  of 

Boston 
Ferry  Elizabeth,  43  s  Greene 
Ferry   J.   &  Co.  wholesale  liquor    and  com- 
mission merchants,  51  Lie;ht 
Ferry  John,  (F.  &  Co.;  43  Lee 
Ferry  M.  J.  agent,  85  w  Fayette 
Fersch  Michael,  cooper,  245  L.  Hughes 
Ferster  Mrs.  Christiana,  122  Eislein 
Ferster  Matilda,  297  Happy  al 
Ferterling  August,  sawyer,  166  s  Bond 
Feschter  Gottleib,  painter,  274  e  Pratt 
Fesel  John,  laborer,  49  s  Schroeder 
Fesler  E.  A.  (Chas.  Kirsch  &  Co.)  364  n  Gay 
Fesper  Charles,  cabinet  maker,  117  Hill 
Fesschargh  Frederick,  shoemaker,  234  Light 
Fessman  Philip,  confectioner,  353  s   Charles 
Fester  Christopher,  laborer,  206  Penna  av 
Fet  John,  butcher,  909  w  Pratt 
Fetsch  John  T.  stone  cutter,  337  s  Charles 
Fette  Henry,  shoemaker,  11  Warner 
Fetter  John,  tailor,  105  e  Lombard 
Fetter  Martin,  tailor,  61  Gough 
Feuerestine  Lewis,  cooper,  59  Johnson 
FEUILLAN  &  BANDELET,  French  steam 

dyers  and  scourers,  124  n  Howard 
Feuillan  John,  (F.  &Dandelet,)  124  n  How- 
ard 
Feuss  Andrew,  clerk,  21  s  Liberty 
Feuss  Andrew   C.  bookkeeper,  21  s  Liberty 
Feuss  Henry  C.  clerk,  21  s  Liberty 
Feuss  Helen,  21  s  Liberty 
Fey  Augustus,  piano  maker,  46   L.  Pleasant 
Fey  Ferdinand,  tailor,  82  s  Molfe 
Fichet  Mrs.  Margaret,  67  Watson 
Fick    August,  mining  engineer,  40   Holiday 
Fick  Edward,  clerk,  40  Holiday 
Fick  Erhart,  tailor,  cor  Bethel  and  Walker 
Fick  George  A.  shoemaker,  104  Cross 
Fick  Wm.  G.  tavern,  57  Thames 
Fickenscher  John, laborer,  101  n  Schroeder 
Fickenscher  Henry,  shoemaker,   91  Harrison 
Fickey  Andrew,  98  Park 
Fickey  Frederick,  jr.  83  n  Liberty 
Fickey  Frederick  &  Son,  250  w  Baltimore, 

dw  F.  F,  83  n  Liberty 
Fidler  Michael,  engineer,  280  Central  av 
Fieck  John,  piano  maker,  39  Portland 
Fiege  Henry,  laborer,  116  s  Register 
Field  A.  4  s  Fremont 
Field  Abiathar,  oysters,  309  w  Lombard 
Field  Abiathar  W.  oysters,  309  w  Lombard, 

dw  4  Hollins 
Field  Henry  W.  laborer,  244  s  Eutaw 
Field  John  A.  jr.  (at  Hamilton  Easter&  Co.) 
651  w  Fayette 


Field  Lewis,  second  hand  goods,  58  Short 
Field  M.  B.  agent.  Spear's  whf,  dw  25  s  Bond 
Fieldhouse  Arnold  J.   tobacconist,  n   w  cor 

Monument  and  Eden 
Fieldman  Bernard, tailor,  65  Mulliken 
Fields  Alexander,  brass  finisher,  46  Liberty  al 
Fields  Caroline,  65  s  Wolfe 
Fields  Charles  L.  car  driver,  65  s  Wolfe 
Fields  James,  mariner,  266  e  Pratt 
Fields  James,  cooper,  95  n  Caroline 
Fields  James,  209  e  Baltimore 
Fields  James,  mariner,  103  s  Sharp 
Fields  James,  laborer,  46  Liberty  al 
Fields  John  H.  police,  134  Lee 
Fields  Mary,  tailoress,  46  Liberty  al 
Fields  Martha,  42  Booth 
FIELDS  MITCHELL  B.  storage  warehouse, 

118  Spear's  whf.  dw  25  s  Bond 
Fields  Samuel,  218  w  Pratt 
Fields  Wm.  H.  wheelwright,  135  s  Fremont 
Fields  Wm.  M.  sheet  iron  worker,  123  n  Bond 
Fier  Folding,  laborer,  470  Canton  av 
Fier  Henry,  stevedore,  97  Thames 
Fierheller  Godfrey,  baker,  22  Thomson 
Fifer  And.  laborer,  160  S.  Washington,  F.  P. 
Fifer  Christian,  lager  beer,  372  s  Eutaw 
Fifer  Christopher,  engineer,  8  Bolton 
Fifer  Elizabeth,  137  Eastern  av 
Fifer  Godfrey,  coach  trimmer,  80  Mount 
Fifer  George,  laborer,  355  Cathedral 
Fifer  John,  carter,  4  Harmony  la 
Fifer  John  G.  paver,  38  Liberty  al 
Fifer  Nicholas,  coach  trmimer,  355  Cathedral 
Fifer  Robert,  soldier,  355  Cathedral 
Figg  Sarah,  seamstress.  Miles'  ct 
Figgs  Wm.  laborer,  296  Cross 

Figgs ,  laborer,  25  Lee 

Fighelly  Wm.  milkman,  Clinton  near  Elicott 
Filbert  George,  shoemaker,  388  n  Gay 
Filbert  John  A.  clerk,  104  n  High 
Filbert  Micliael,  grocery,  384  n  Gay 
Filbin  Patrick,  laborer,  123  Elliott,  Canton 
Filbin  Patrick,  laborer,  52  Elliott 
Filbin  Patrick,  laborer,  181  Vine 
Filchner  Christian,  laborer,  16  Abey  al 
File  H.  tinner,  127  Ross 
Files  Joseph,  tavern,  2  Hawk  ' 
Files  Wm.  ship  carp.  33  Cambridge,  Canton 
Filger  George,  laborer,  2  Biddle  al 
Filling  Henry,  finisher,  553  Saratoga 
Filling  Henry,  shoemaker,  1  Russell 
Filling  John,  carter,  200  Cross 
Fillinger  James  L.  clerk,  3  Courtland 
Fillinger  John  M.  oyster  packer,  23  Orchard 
Fillinger  Mrs.  Mary  M.  3  Columbia 
Fillinger  Paul,  shoemaker,  50  s  Schroeder 
Fimister  Mrs.  Rhoda,  91  s  Sharp 
Finatz  John,  confectionery,  77  Richmond 
Finch  Kliza  A.  G. ,  Mosher  near  Foster  al 
Finch  Geo.  bookbinder,  Mosher  near  Grundy 
Finch  James,  cigar  maker,  88  Mulliken 
Finch  James,  police.  Mulligan  near  Bond 
Finch  John,  bricklayer,  65  n  Poppleton 
Finch  Mary  Ann,  shoebinder,  101  Jefferson 
Finck  Henry,  printer,  181  Ensor 
Findlay  Charles,  sec'y  and  treas.  Rowlesburg 
Lumber  and  Iron  Co.  30  South,  up  stairs, 
dw  Baltimore  Co. 
Findley  Mrs.  Hester,  77  Dawson  al 
Fink  Adam,  cabinet  maker,  56  Greenmount  av 
Fink  Alfred  J.  carpenter,  197  Fremont 
FINK  &  BROTHER,  grocers  and  commis- 
sion merchants,  s  w  cor  Franklin  and  Eutaw 


OIBO.  S.  PACtB  &  BRO.,  Mam^ifactwrers    of  Rooft   and   Roofing   materials,  IH   SuOtti's 
Wbax9r.    C.  HART  SMITH,  Agent.       ' 


FIN 


130 


FIS 


Fink  Bernard,  cor  Washington  and  Aliceanna 

Fink  Edmund,  laborer,  46  Lancaster 

Fink  Elizabeth,  milliner,  71  Ross 

Fink  George,  turner,  177  Raborg 

Fink  H.  S.  (F.  &  Bro.)  85  Franklin 

Fink  Mrs.  Henry,  Frederick  road,  near  Snake 

Hollow 
Fink  Henry,  tailor,  205  Canton  av 
Fink  Henry,  shoemaker,  83  Eastern  av 
Fink  John,  shoemaker,  184  s  Chapel 
Fink  John  H.  printer,  381  Ensor 
Fink  Joseph,  (F.  &  Bro.)  221  Franklin 
Fink  Peter,  cabinet  maker,  36  L.  McElderry 
Fink  Mrs.  Rose,  85  Franklin 
Fink  Wilhelm,  cabinet  maker,  30  Abbott 
Finke  Frederick,  varnisher^247  s  Paca 
Finke  John,  painter,  15  Elizabeth  la 
Finke  Mrs.  JVIargaret,  247  s  Paca 
Finkeldey  Henry  J.  currier,  355  s  Charles 
Finkernecht  Jacob,  laborer,  909  w  Pratt 
Finknauer  Henry,  cabinet  maker,  106  n  Cal- 
vert 
Finlay  James,  clerk,  134  Pine 
Finley  Francis,  tobacconist,  s  e  cor  Exchange 

Place  and  South,  dw  260  e  Monument 
Finley  James  J    (Lannahan  &  F.)  Biddle,  2d 

door  n  of  Eutaw 
Finley  James,  drayman,  186  McHenry 
Finley  Jane,  35  Aisquith 
Finley  John  J.  shoemaker,  158  e  Madison 
Finley  John  F.  clerk,  2  St.  Mary 
Finley  Mrs.  Mary  E.  317  Ross 
Finley  Mary  Ann,  seamstress,  40  Preston 
Fin-ley  Thomas,  shoemaker,  84  Granby 
Finli-y  Thomas,  confectioner,  230  Saratoga 
Finn  Mrs.  Catherine  C.  seamstress.  111  St. 

Paul 
Finn  John,  laborer,  107  Plum 
Finn  John,  tailor  and  scourer,  60  Eastern  av 
Finn  Michael,  laborer,  186  s  Central  av 
Finn  Patrick,  carter,  45  President 
Finnan  Bernard,  grocery,  104  n  Culvert 
Finnagen  Bernard,  blacksmith,  9  Webster 
Finnagen  Patrick,  laborer,  42  Valley 
Finnan  Martin,  wagoner,  43  Centre  Market 

space 
Finnan  Patrick,  grocery,  31  Harford  av 
Finnegan  Catherine,  58  Preston 
Finnegan  Charles,  211  Lexington 
Finnegan  Henry,  sutler,  w  Baltimere,  near 

Mount 
Finnegan     Lawrence,     sexton     St.     John's 

Church,  Eager  st  near  the  church 
Finnegan  Michael,  teamster,  2  Centre 
Finnegan  Michael,  carpenter,  22  Albert  al 
Finnegan  William,  tailor,  55  Clay 
Finnen  Bridget,  120  Harford  av 
Finney  Alexander,  plumber,  168  n  Eden 
Finsley  Bangartz,  tailor,  14  St.  James 
Fint  Gustav,  butcher,  104  Penna  av 
Fintling  William,  tailor,  146  Penna  av 
Finstenralt  Henry,  laborer,  73  Perry 
Finshjnralt  Mrs.  Betty,  second  hand  store,  73 

Perry 
Fiqui  t  Dominic,  813  w  Baltimore 
Fire  Alarm  and  Police  Telegraph,  at  the  Old 

City  Hall,  Holiday  near  Saratoga 
Firebaum  John,  news  carrier,  25  w  Pratt 
Fire  Commissioners  office.  City  Hall 
Fire   Department,   Alpha  No.   1,  Paca   near 

Fayette 
Fire   Department,  Home  No.   2,  Barre  near 
Howard 


Fire  Department,  Comet  No.  3,  32 e  Lombard 
Fire  Department,  Caleb  Cushing  No.  4,  North, 

cor  Lexington 
Fire  Department,  Thomas  Swann,  No  5,  Ann 

near  Gough 
Fire  Department,  Hope,  No.  6,  intersection  of 

Gay  and  Ensor 
Fire  Department,  Baltimore,   No.  7,  Eutaw 

cor  Ross 
Fire  Department,  Hook  and  Ladder,  No.  1, 

Harrison  near  Baltimore 
Fire  Department,  Hook  and   Ladder,  No.  2, 

Paca  near  Fayette 
Fire    Department,  Hook   and  Ladder,  No.  3 

Harrison  near  Baltimore 
Fire   Inspector's  Office,   city   hall,  F.   H.  B. 

Boyd,  inspector. 
FIREMEN'S  INSURANCE  CO.  n  e  cor  of 
South    and    Second,    Henry    P.    Duhurst, 
president. — [See  page  35  ^dverlisements.] 
Firman  Mark,  boiler  maker,  144  Harford  av 
Firnan  Adelbert,  silver  plater,  253  West 
Firnstein  Valentine,  boot  and  shoemaker,  40 

n  Eutaw 
Firral  Catherine,  grocery,  40  Haw 
Firoved  David,  grocer,  232  Franklin 
Firoved  John,  grocer,  53  s  Schroeder 
First  Baptist  Church,  n  e  cor  Sharp  and  Lom- 
bard 
First  English  Lutheran   Church,  Lexington, 

between  Park  and  Howard 
First  German  Reformed  Church,  Second,  be- 
tween South  and  Gay 
First  Independent  Church,  n   w  cor  Franklin 

and  Charles 
First  Presbyterian  Church,  n  w  cor  Park  and 

Madison 
Firstcnhaffer,  milk,  Clinton  near  Elliott 
Firth  Jonas,  coach  maker,  9  Grundy 
Firwhaber  John,  14  Fountain 
Fischback  Elizabeth,  202  Cross 
Fischback  Ernst,  cigar  maker,  202  Cross 
Fischelly  William,  laborer,  123  Elliott 
Fischer  Casper,  foundryman,  Clinton,  Canton 
Fischer  Charles,  tailor,' 131  Franklin 
Fischer  Charles,  grocery,   s  w   cor  Aisquith 

and  Eager 
Fischer  Christian,  lager  beer,  20  n  Frederick 
Fischer  Christian,  army  sutler,  177  w  Pratt 
Fischer  Christopher,  carpenter,  211  s  Eutaw 
Fischer  A.  whitewasher,  201  s  Wolfe 
Fischer  Arthur  J.  (F.  &  Bro.)  103  w  Baltimore 
Fischer  &  Brother,  central  photographic  gal- 
lery, over  103  w  Baltimore 
Fischer  Emanuel,  dry  goods,  n  e  cor  Eden  and 

Orkians 
FISCHER  ERNST,  staves,  hoop  poles,  &c. 

Eutaw  near  Lee,  dw  83  Grindall 
Fischer  Francis  M.  stoves  and  tin  ware,  14  w 

Lombard 
Fischer  Frederick,  brass  founder,  41  Gittings 
Fisclier  Frederick,  tin  and  sheet  iron  worker, 

14  w  Lombard 
Fischer  Frederick,  carpenter,  192  Conway 
Fischer  George,  grocery,  n  e  cor  Mullikin  and 

Eden 
Fischer  George,  painter,  21  Armistead  la 
Fischer  Geo.  boot  and  shoemaker,  65  North 
Fischer  George  J.  103  w  Baltimore 
Fischer  Godfrey,  tailor,  160  s  Eden 
Fischer  Gotluib,  butcher,  422  Penna  av 
Fischer  Gotleib,  pork  butcher,  56  Belair  mar- 
ket, dw  Harford  av,  near  ropewalk 


"WM.  P.  IVKBB,  Mariiie,  Fire  and  lilfe  Insuranice  Agent  and  Broker.    Agent 
Benefit  lA/e  Injturance  Co.,  Newark,  N.  J,,"  S9  Second  Street. 


Mutnal 


FIS 


131 


FIS 


Pif3cher  Jacob,  porter,  145  s  Greene 
Fischer  John,  tailor,  101  Orchard 
Fischer  John  R.  clerk,  134  s  Paca 
Pftcher  John,  piano  maker,  133  Dover 
Fischer  Joseph,  farm  laborer,  172  Lee 
Fischer  Henry,  shoemaker,  423i>  w  Pratt,  dw 

77  Aisquith 
Fischer  Josephine,   washerwoman,   rear   134 

Saratoga 
Fischer  John,  butcher,  50  s  Central  av 
FISCHER   LOUIS   C.  attorney,  31  Lexing- 
ton, dw  237  w  Pratt 
Fischer  Mrs.  dressmaker,  140  e  Pratt 
Fischer  H.  Philip,  shoemaker,  131  Franklin 
Fischer  Rose,  seamstress,  207  Aliceanna 
Fischer  William,  laborer,  224  s  Paca 
Fischer  William,  laborer,  123  Elliott 
Fischer  William,  blacksmith,  25  York,  dw  83 

Henrietta 
Fischer  Wm.  tin  and  sheet  iron  worker,  14  w 

Lombard 
Fischer  William,  butcher,  8  Townsend 
Fischer  Wm.  F.  (F.  &  Bro.)  103  w  Baltimore 
Fish  George  W.  shin  joiner,  11  s  Bond 
FJSH    INSPECTOR'S    OFFICE,   35   Com- 
merce 
FISH  COL.  WM.  S.,  U.  S.  Provost  Marshal 
for  Maryland,    office  cor    Eutaw  and  Cam- 
den, dw  Eutaw  House 
Fishack  John,  stone  cutter,  275  Franklin 
Fishbaugh  George  H.  laborer,  60  Johnson 
Fisher  Abraham,  (F.  &  Bro.)  64  w  Baltimore 
FISHER  ADAM  &  SON,  grocers,  25  Penna. 

av 
Fisher  Adam,  (A.  F.  &  Son,)190  Pearl 
Fisher  Albert,  tinner,  92  n  Gay 
Fisher  Alexander,  tailor, 74  Harrison 
Fisher  Andrew,  laborer,  299  Aliceanna 
Fisher  Mrs.  Ann,  105  n  High 
Fisher  Annabella,  119  w  Monument 
Fisher  Antone  E.  (F.  &  Bro.)  55  w  Baltimore 
FISHER  &  BROTHER,  booksellers  and  sta- 
tioners, 64  w  Baltimore,  Thomas  H.  Denni- 
son,  agent 
Fisher  Mrs.  Catherine,  147  Peirce 
Fisher  Mrs.  Catherine,  8  Pearl 
Fisher  Charles,  stove  and  tin  ware,  92  n  Gay 
Fisher  Charles,  laborer,  cor  Exeter  and  East- 
ern av 
Fisher  Charles,  piano  maker.  West  nr  Eutaw 
Fisher  Charles,  tailor,  15  e  Lombard 
Fisher  Charles  T.  butter,  129  Columbia 
Fisher  C.  P.  engineer,  N.  C.  R.  R.,  Howard 

House 
Fisher  Daniel,  tailor,  8  Pearl 
Fisher  Elizabeth,  40  Warren 
Fisher  Mrs.  Eleanor,  confectioner,  18  e  Balti- 
more 
Fisher  Mrs.  Elizabeth,  309  Saratoga 
FISHER  MRS.  ELIZABETH,  proprietress 

of  "Our  Home"  restaurant,   34  e  Pratt 
FISHER  E.  &  BROTHER,  French    steam 
scouring,  131  w  Fayette,  and  55  w  Baltimore 
Fisher  E.  (E.  F.  &  Bro.)  139  w  Baltimore 
Fisher  Frederick,  tinner,  36  n  Liberty 
Fisher  Frederick,  tailor,  38  Portland 
Fisher  Mrs.  Fredericka,  60  s  Eutaw 
Fisher  Frederick,  tinner,  139  Bank 
Fisher  Frederick,  tailor,  240  n  Eden 
Fisher  George  F.  boots  and  sboes,  64  n  Gay, 

dw  56  n  High 
Fisher  George,  shoemaker,  45  n  Eutaw 
Fisher  Geo.  W.  tinner,  56  Aisquith 


Fischer  Henry,  cigar  maker,  39  n  Liberty 
Fisher  George,  laborer,  Biddle  al 
Fisher,  Geo.  W.  bricklayer,  38  n  Strieker 
Fisher  George  W.  (Adam   F.  &  Son,)  190 

Pearl 
Fisher  George    W.  carpenter,  164  Hanover 
Fisher  Godfrey,  tailor,  79  Bank 
Fisher  Harry,  (Wm.  F.  &  Son,)  n  e  cor  St. 

Paul  and  Eager 
Fisher  Henry,  (H.  &  Otto  F.)  60  s  Eutaw 
Fisher  Henry,  laborer,  43  Cross 
Fisher  Henry  &  Otto,  barbers,  90  s  Eutaw 
Fisher  Henry,  clerk,  50  n  Bond 
Fisher  Isaac  H.  S.  printer,  75  Hill 
Fisher  Isaac,  blacksmith,  330  Raborg 
Fisher  James,  caulker,   40  Warren 
Fisher  James,  (F.  &  Bro.)  64  w  Baltimore 
Fisher  Jacob,  laborer,  145  s  Greene 
Fisher  Jacob  L.  laborer,  330  Raborg 
Fisher  James  I.  (Rd.  D.  F.  &  Co.)  32  Pleasant 
Fisher  James  M.  clerk,  11  Barnett 
Fisher  Capt.  James  B.  52  Warren 
Fisher  Jefferson,  23  n  Calvert 
Fisher  Joseph,  confectionery,  169  Hughes 
Fisher  Otto,  (Henry  &  Otto  F.)  60  s  Eutaw 
Fisher  Robert  B.  caulker,  40  Warren 
Fisher  William,  blacksmith, 83  Henrietta 
Fisher  Capt.  Wm.  L.  52  Warren 
Fisher   Wm.   A.  plasterer,  cor  Camden  and 

Eutaw 
Fisher  John  bookbinder,  107  Bond 
Fisher  John,  soldier,  247  s  Dallas 
Fisher  John,  piano  maker,  133  Dover 
Fisher  John  H.  (Wm.  F.  &  Sons,)  St.  Paul, 

1  door  n  of  Eager 
Fisher  John,  laborer,  270  s  Bond 
Fisher  John,  carter,  242  Cross 
FISHER  JOHN,  gardener,  Harford  av.  near 

city  limits 
Fisher  John,  tailor,  5  New  Church 
Fisher  John  A.  shoemaker,  4  Comet 
Fisher  John  M.  carter,  169  Hollins 
Fisher  John  G.  tailor,  160  s  Eden 
Fisher  John  C.  paper  hanger,  13  Ogston 
Fisher  John  W.  housebuilder  ' 

Fisher  Julius,  tailor,  63  Bank 


gstoi 
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Fisher  Leonard,  soldier.  Falls  av.  near  North- 
ern av 
Fisher  Louisa,  tavern,  185  and  187  Eastern  av 
Fisher  Mrs.  Margaret  A.  129  Columbia 
Fisher  Mrs.  Martha,  153  Peirce 
Fisher  Mary,  119  w  Monument 
Fisher  Nicholas,  laborer,  70  Union 
Fisher   &  O'Conner,  paper   warehouse,    123 

Hillen 
Fisher  Parks,  clerk,  n  e  cor  Eager  and   St. 

Paul 
Fisher  Peter,  huckster,  155  Gough 
FISHER    RICHARD    D.  &   CO.  ship  and 

commission  nuM-chants,  4  s  Gay 
Fisher  Richard  D.  (Rd.,  D.  F.  &  Co.)  58  St. 

Paul 
Fisher  Robert  A.  32  Pleasant 
Fisher  Mrs.  Sarah  A.  75  Hill 
Fisher  Samuel,  machinist,  95  Mount 
Fisher  Solon,  commission  merchant,  14  Bow- 

ly's  wharf,  dw  Howard  house 
Fisher  T.  A.  5  Lancaster 
FISHER    WM.  H.  tobacconist,  n  w  corner 

Greene  and  Lexington,  dw  31  n  Pine 
Fisher  Win.  L.  salesman,  250  Madison  av 
FISHER  WM.  &  SUNS,  stock  brokers,  34 

South 


J.  HENRY   GIESE,   Commission  Mercliaiit,   for   the   sale   of  F.lowr,   Grnin,  Seeds,  &9. 
Rogeudole  Cement  and  Calcined  Plaster  constantly  on  hand,  31  Speor'a  'Wliarf. 


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Fisher  Wm.  tailor,  90  n  Caroline 

Fisher  Wm.  A.  attorney,  43  St.  Paul,  dw  n  e 

cor  St.  Paul  and  Eager 
Fisher  Wm.  (F.  &  O'Conner,)  234  n  Eden 
Fisher  Wm.  (W.  F.  &  Son,)  n  e  corner  St. 

Paul  and  Eager 
Fisher  Wm.  H.  printer,  56  n  High 
Fisher  Wm.  Y.  carpenter,  192  Penna  av 
Fishpaugh  Henry,  farmer,  20  Rosb 
Fishpaw  John,  laborer,  911  w  Pratt 
Fishpaw  John  G.  boiler  maker,  24  n  Amity 
Fislage  George,  130  s  Fremont 
Fisler  Bernhard,  furnituie,  243  s  Ann 
Fissal  Machias,  butcher,  40  Haw 
Fissler  A.  soldier,  245  s  Ann 
Fister  George,  laborer,  426  Canton'av 
Fister  John,  carpenter,  36  George 
Fitch  Mrs.  Mary  L.  110  Saratoga 
Fitchen  John,  shoemaker,  3  Park 
Fiteman  S.  stores  and  tinware,  80  n  Eutaw, 

dw  33  Marion 
Fites  Henry,  musician,  171  s  Eden 
Fithe  August,  coachmaker,  96  Hillen 
Fitston  John,  butcher,  Harford  av  near  city 

limits 
Fitz  John,  laborer.  111  Dover 
Fitzberger  Henry,  blacksmith  and  bell  hanger, 

102  Lexington,  dw  116  Garden 
Fitzberger  Martin,  cooper,  145  s  Caroline 
Fitzenberry  Henry,  laborer,  96  Leadenhall 
FITZGERALD,  BOOTH  &  CO.  commission 

and  shipping  merchants,  6  s  Gay 
Fitzgerald  D.  grocer,  35  Cambridge 
Fitzgerald  Ellen,  74  s  Republican 
Fitzgerald  James,  ropeniaker,  492  Light 
Fitzgerald  John,  tavern,  67  Thames 
Fitzgerald  M.  seamstress.  West  near  William 
Fitzgerald  Mary,  16  Grant 
Fitzgerald  Richard  B.  consul  for  Chili  and 

Peru,  6  s  Gay,  dw  190  Franklin 
Fitzgerald  Richard  B.  (F.,  Booth  &  Co.)  190 

Franklin 
Fitzgerald  Thomas,  tailor,  67  Buren 
Fitzgerald  Thomas  B.  86  Franklin 
Fitzgerald  Wm.  laborer,  112  e  Lombard 
Fitzgerald  Wm.  shoemaker,  33  Orchard 
Fitzgerald  Wm.  F.  finisher,  492  Light 
Fitzgibbon  James  D.  clerk,  129  Granby 
Fitzhugh  Peregrine,  (Mathews  &  F.)  83  St. 

Paul 
Fitzhugh  Thomas,  painter,  34  Little  Church 
Fitzpatrick  Alice,  dressmaker,  70  w  Biddle 
Fitzpatrick  Andrew,  72  Centi-e  Market  space 
Fitzpatrick  Andrew,  26  Gough 
Fitzpatrick  Bernard,  drayman,  61  n  Exeter 
Fitzpatrick  Bridget,  grocery,  84  Dolphin 
Fitzpatrick  Catharine,  dressmk'r,  288  n  How- 
ard 
Fitzpatrick  Darby,  laborer,  179  Vine 
Fitzpatrick  George,  ropemaker,  Howard  av 

near  city  limits 
Fitzpatrick  Hannah,  70  w  Biddle 
Fitzpatrick  Hugh,  laborer,  Albert  al 
Fitzpatrick  Mrs.  Joanna,  293  Saratoga 
Fitzpatrick  James,  laborer,  27  Chase 
Fitzpatrick  John,  propriet'r   Vauxhall  Gar- 
dens, 223  Light 
Fitzpatrick  John  W.  bricklayer,  466  Light 
Fitzpatrick  Mary,  134  w  Madison 
Fitzpatrick  Mary,  2  Gelston  court 
Fitzpatrick  Mary,  dressmaker,  70  w  Biddle 
Fitzpatrick  Patrick,  grocery,  8  s  Chester 
Fitzpatrick  Patrick,  tailor,  58  s  Howard 


Fitzpatrick  Patrick,  laborer,  7  e  Second 
Fitzpatrick  Patrick,  laborer,  179  n  Fremont 
Fitzpatrick  Patrick,  drayman,  186  n  Exeter, 
Fitzpatrick  Patrick,  laborer,  61  Hillen 
Fitzpatrick  Peter,  liquor  dealer,  221  Cathedral 
Fitzpatrick  Peter,  grocery,  142  e  Eager 
Fitzpatrick    Philip,    foundry  man,    24    Wel- 
come al 
Fitzpatrick  Thomas,  wagoner,  48  Conway 
Fitzpatrick  Wm.  laborer,  305  William 
Fitzsimmons  Christian,  grocer,  178  s  Howard 
Fitzsimmons  James,  laborer,  65  Perry 
Fizone  Jacob  F.  milk,  472  Penna  av 
Flack  George  N.  butcher,  80  Centre  market, 

dw  York  road,  Baltimore  co 
Flack  George  W.  (Lcntz&  F.)  142  Mulberry- 
Flack  H.  H.  clerk,  168  w  Lombard 
Flack  Jacob,  tinnei-,  68  Camden 
Flack  James  W.  (T.  J.  F.  &  Sons)  52  s  High 
Flack  Joseph,  porter,  179  n  Eutaw 
Flack  J.  S.  0.  (T.  J.  F.  &  Sons,)  46  s  High 
Flack  Thos.  J.  &  Sons,  foreign  and  domestic 

liquors,  cor  Bowly  and  Guilford 
Flack   Thos.  J.    (T.  J.  F.  &  Sons,)  168  w 

Lombard 
Fladung  Bernard,   lager  beer.  Butcher  Hill, 

between  Fayette  and  Hampstead 
Fladuing  Martin,  grocer,  71  Mullikin 
Flaeschmin  Adolph,  tailor,  113  Hill 
Flaharty  Edward,  lamplighter,  48  Albemarle 
Flaharty  Wm.  E.  carpenter,  49  e  Fayette 
Flaherty  Bartholomew,  tavern,  259  Hanover 
Flaherty  B.  laborer,  27  Armistead  lane 
FLAHERTY  EDWARD,  wharf  builder  and 
spar  maker,  168  Bank.     [See  page  29  -Adver- 
tisements.'] 
Flaherty  Mrs.  Elizabeth,  121  Bank 
Flaherty  James,  laborer,  47  York 
Flaherty  John,  ship  carpenter,  178  s  Ann 
Flaherty  John  A.  printer,  87  n  Pine 
Flaherty  Martin,  spar  maker,  328  Eastern  av 
Flaherty  Michael,  watchman,  256  n  Eutaw 
Flaherty  Michael,  carpenter,  5  Reservoir  al 
Flaherty  Mrs.  Margaret,  Falls  av  near  North- 
ern av 
Flaherty  Mary,   102  s  Register 
Flaherty  Martin,  laborer,  7  Pleasant  al 
Flaherty  Matthias,  laborer,  136  Vine 
Flaherty  Miles,  laborer,  23  Cannon 
Flaherty  Patrick  H.  painter,    46  Tiiames,  dw 

57  s  Ann 
Flaherty  Peter,  laborer,  140Raborg 
Flaherty  Sarah,  136  Vine 
Flaherty  Thomas,  laborer,  259  Hanover 
Flalierty  Thomas,  blacksmith,  901  w  Pratt 
Flaherty  Thomas,  laborer,  30  Binney 
Flaherty  Wm.  E.  carpenter,  49  e  Fayette 
Flamm   Magdalene,  confectioner  and   balcer, 

88  Lexington 
Flamm  Magdalena,  grocery,  132  Holland 
FLAMM  PETER,   confectioner  and   baker, 

88  Lexington 
Flamm  Wm.  baker,  72  e  Fayette 
Flanagan  Catharine,  18  Ellins 
Flanagan  Charles  G.  clerk,  160  e  Baltimore 
Flanigan  Andrew  M.  E.  E.  mariner,  55  s  Paca 
Flanigan  James,  porter,  52  King 
Flanigan  Patrick,  laborer,  6  Bevan 
Flannagan  Andrew,  mariner,  149  e  Lombard 
Flannagan  John,  engineer,  4  Mott 
Flannagan  Patrick,  carter,  125  Albemarle 
Flannagan  Thomas,  carter,  125  Albemarle 
Flannary  James,  blacksmith,  19  Boulden  al 


GE:0.  S.  PAGK  6i  BRO.,  r.Iaitulfacturers    of  Roofs   nud   Roofiug   Materials,  111   Smitli's 
■Wluxt.    C.  HART  S.IHTH,  Agent. 


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133 


FLY 


Flannary  John,  cellar  digger,  15  Mosher 
Flannery  H.  dressmaker,  85  Lexington 
Flannery  Patrick,  laborer,  372  Ostend 
Flannigain  Andrew,  133  n  Calvert 
Flannigain  Andrew,  jr.,  133  n  Calvert 
Flannigain  Benjamin,  133  n  Calvert 
Flannigain  Theodore  R.  133  n  Calvert 
Flannigan  Joseph,  clerk,  30  n  Front 
Flarity  John,  9  Wyeth 
Flascher    Nathan,    second-hand   dealer,    145 

Hill 
Flather  Edward,  painter,  291  Forrest 
Flaurhaus  John,  box  maker,  49  Marion 
Flaven  Catharine,  tavern,  47  s  Frederick 
Flaxcomb  Wm   C.  engineer,  8  n  Schroeder 
Flayharty  Joshua,  police,  54  Harford  av 
Fleck  Joseph,  boiler  maker,  20  s  Amity 
Fleckenstem  Peter,  laborer,  167  e  Lombard 
Fleckenstine  Jacob,  cooper,  36  Thames 
Fleckenstine  John,  laborer,  201  Aliceanna 
Fiedderman  J.  H.  tailor,  99  n  Howard 
Fleehearty  Hugh,  watchman,  214  e  Madison 
Fleeheart}'-  John  T.  clerk,  214  e  Madison 
Fleishell  John  A.  moulder,  352  e  Lombard 
Fleishell  Mary  Ann,  342  e  Lombard 
Fleischer  Emanuel,  auction  goods,  2  Hanover, 

dw  155  Barre 
Fleischer  John,  laborer,  204  e  Pratt 
Fleischmann  John,  lager  beer,  17  Dover 
Fleischman  Geo   shoemaker,  22  Douglass 
Fleischman  Rgichel,  156  s  Broadway 
Fleischman  Moses,  butcher,  18  Fell's  Point 

market,  and  provision  store   and  dwelling, 

155  s  Bond 
Fleischman  Moses,  butcher,  218  Canton  av 
Fleishman  Philip,  laborer,  over  19  Cambridge 
Flemiger  John,  shoemaker,  40  s  Bond 
Fleming  Andrew,  cake  stand.  Union  Reading 

Rooms,  106  s  Paca 
Fleming  Geo.  C.  clerk,  519  w  Fayette 
Fleming  Dr.  J.  R.  apothecary,  n  e  cor  Fay- 
ette and  Poppleton 
Fleming  Samuel  B.  plumber,  148  n  Eutaw,  dw 

137  w  Madison 
Fleming  Wm.  S.  druggist,  n  e  cor  Baltimore 

and  Pearl,  dw  519  w  Fayette 
Flemm  John,  shoemaker,  60  York 
Flemming  Amos,  laborer,  Liberty  road  near 

Pennsylvania  av 
Flemming  Catharine,  cook,  40  Conway 
Flemming  Emanuel,  tailor,  81  Chatsworth 
Flemming  F.  A.  bookkeeper,  1  e  Lombard 
Flemming  Henry  (Oliver  &  F.)  40  Hillen 
Flemming  Henry,  laborer,  Liberty  road  near 

Pennsylvania  av 
Flemming  James,  shoemaker,  121  n  Gay 
Flemming  James  R.  142  Lexington 
Flemming  John,  59  s  Frederick 
Flemming  Doct.  J.  P.  122  n  Green 
Flemming  Patrick,  tavern,  59  s  Frederick 
Flemming  William,  tavern,  38  Centre  Market 

space 
Flemming  Wm.  F.  115  s  Bond 
Flemming  Wm.  H.  shoemaker,  90  Ensor 
Flemming  Wm.  tavern,  57  s  Frederick 
Flemmings  John,  65  Albemarle 
Flenning  Michael,  laborer,  42  Albemarle 
Flentze  George,  shoemaker,  61  Harrison 
Flentze  Wm.  shoemaker,  14  e  Baltimore 
Flerty  Martin,  spar  maker,  328  Eastern  av 
Fletcher  Henry  C.  clerk,  14}^  s  Calvert 
Fletcher  John,  rope  maker,  448  Light 
Fletcher  John  T.  rope  maker,  448  Light 


Fletcher  Jeremiah  H.  tailor  and  clothier,  140 

w  Pratt,  dw  318  n  Gay 
Fletcher  Mary  Ann,  110  s  Caroline 
Fletcher  Philip  F.  baker,  163  Penna  av 
Fletcher  Thos.  B.  Fulton  near  Pratt 
Fletcher  Wm.  G.  gunsmith,  138  Cross 
Fleury  Joseph,  carver,  6i}.2  s  Howard 
Flick  Wm.  N.  cigar  niaker,''92  Hollins 
Flicker  Henry,  tinner,  372  Saratoga 
Flicker  Mrs.  Minnie,  tin  store,  89  n  Fremont 
Flicker  Mrs.  Margaret  S.  372  Saratoga 
Flickerstein  Lewis,  soldier,  39  George 
Flinn  David,  stonemason,  86  Richmond 
Flinn  Michael,  engineer,  8  n  Oregon 
Flinn  Morris,  laborer,  125  Dover 
Flinder  Charles,  38  w  Fayette 
Flinspach  Ferdinand  W.  currier,  122  Light-st 

wharf,  dw  77  e  Fayette 
Flint  Frederick,  shoemaker,  297  n  Eden 
Flint  Sarah  A.  136  Cathedral 
Flint  Wm.  bookkeeper,  136  Cathedral 
Flitch  John,  tinner,  117  e  Pratt 
Flock  Andrew,  tavern,  253  s  Bond 
Flodund  Conrad,  shoemaker,  25  St.  James 
Flogga  Wm.  laborer,  18  Walsh 
Flood  James,  laborer,  82  Grindall 
Flood  Mary  Ann,  628  w  Baltimore 
Florecke  John,  cedar  cooper,  11  Somerset 
Floress  John,  tailor,  11  James  al 
Floss  Sarah,  dry  goods  and  millinery,  196  s 

Broadway 
Flouen  James,  mariner,  236  Light 
Flour  Inspectors  Office,  n  w  cor  German  and 

Howard 
Floyd  Charles  T.  carpenter,  127  Garden 
Floyd  Clement,  ship  carpenter,  40  Cross 
Floyd  Douglas,  blacksmith,  15  Pearl 
Floyd  Eliza  Ann,  huckster,  60  Pearl 
Floyd  Joseph,  hatter,  227  Light 
Floyd  Robert  F.  harness  maker,  126  Hamburg 
Floyd  Wm,  J.  coachmaker,  160  Division 
Fluery  Julia  A.  seamstress,  620. w  Baltimore 
Fluharty  James,  boots  and  shoes,  23  n  Gay, 

dw  44  Granby 
Fluharty  Thomas  J.  bookkeeper,  44  Granby 
Fluharty  William  R.  bookkeeper,  348  w  Fay- 
ette 
Flusher  Henry,  Garrison  lane  near  Frederick 

road 
Flusky  John  B.  tavern,  41  w  Lombard 
Flynn  Bartholomew,  laborer,  rear  195  Mont- 
gomery 
Flynn  Catharine,  322  n  Howard 
Flynn  Ellen,  grocery,  3  Elliott,  Canton 
FLYNN,  EMRICH  &  MURRILL,  manufac- 
turers of  machinery,  coach  lace,  55  Holiday 
Flynn  Edw'd,  mariner, 97  Cambridge,  Canton 
Flynn  Mrs.  Ellen,  18  Sterrett 
Flynn  Ehzabeth,  66  L.  Monument 
Flynn  James,  plumber,  220  Vine 
Flynn  James,  waterman,  2  Eastern  av 
Flynn  James,  laborer,  171  Greenmount  av 
Flynn  James,  grocery,  51  Elliott 
Flynn  James,  (F.,  Emrich  &  Murrill,)  178  e 

Monument 
Flynn  John,  laborer,  66  L.  Monument 
Flynn  John  A.  tinner,  190  Conway 
Flynn  John,  grocer,  103  French 
Flynn  John,  engineer,  Eutaw  house 
Flynn  John,  shoemaker,  over  72  Centre  Mar- 
ket space 
Flynn  John  J.  tailor,  160  Vine 
Flynn  John,  bookkeeper,  29  w  Pratt 


WM.  P.  'WEBB,  Marine,  Fire  and  Life  Ins^iiiiice  Agent  and  Brolter.    Agent 
Benefit  lilfe  Insurance  Co.,  Newarls,  N.  J.,"  89  Second  Street. 


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Flynn  Lawrence,  boiler  maker,  184  s  Wash- 
ington, F.  P. 
Flynn  Mary,  seannstress,  97  Cambridge 
Flynn  Matthew,  laborer,  105  EUicott 
Flynn  Michael,  wellborer,  78  s  Durham 
Flynn  Morns,  laborer,  Dover  near  Paca 
Flynn  Morris,  carpenter,  cor  Chesnut  st  and 

Halfmoon  al 
Flynn  Patrick,  grocery,  84  Holiday 
Flynn  Wm.  puddler,  52  Aiiceanna,  Canton 
Foard  Addison  K.  175  Garden 
Foard  Chas.  D.  conductor  B.  &  O.  R.  R.  26 

McHenry 
Foard  Joseph  0.  (F.  &  Rogers,)  308  Madi- 
son av 
Foard  Josiah,  police,  134  n  High 
Foard  Mrs.  K.  308  Madison  av 
Foard  &  Rogers,  shipping   and    commission 

merchants,  16  Bowly's  whf 
Foard  Wm.  G.  308  Madison  av 
Foble  &  Forman,  ornamental  plasterers  and 
manuf.  of  plaster  ornaments,  cor  Preston 
and  Morris  al 
Foble  Henry,  (F.  &  Forman,)  374  w  Lom- 
bard 
Foble  Henry,  jr.  tobacconist,  374  w  Lombard 
Focht  Andrew,  rag  dealer,  255  Aiiceanna 
Focht  Henry,  garbage  carter,  316  s  Howard 
Focke  Capt.  Charles  W.  318  e  Baltimore 
Focke  Edward  L.  trimmings  and  furnishing 
goods,  252  w  Baltimore,  dw  333  w  Lombard 
Foegel  Francis,  blacksmith,  385  s  Charles 
Foegel  Christian,  189  s  Caroline 
Foehring  Lewis,  clothing  cutter,  117  n  Bond 
FOERTSCH  JOHN,  groceries  and  liquors,  n 

w  cor  Elliott  and  Chesapeake,  Canton 
Fogel  Lanehart,  tailor,  40  Maiden  la 
Fogeler  John,  brickmaker,  410  West 
Fogerty  John,  laborer,  Fort  Covington 
Fogerty  John,  laborer,  72  Essex 
Fogerty  Michael,  laborer,  Fort  Covington 
Fogk  Henry,  weaver,  17  Jasper 
Fogle  Henry  H.  clerk,  56  Essex 
Fogle  Henry  H.  clerk.  111  Lexington 
Fogle  John,  stevedore,  228  s  Ann 
Fogler  John,  cabinet  maker,  37  Buren 
Fogt  Henry,  milk,  316  s  Howard 
Fuke  Caroline,  laundress,  57  Gough 
Poland  David,  carpenter,  180  s  Chapel 
Folensbee  J.  V.  clerk  Calverton  Hotel,  Cal- 

verton  road 
Foley  Ann,  crockery  dealer,  130  Forrest 
Foley  Ann,  120  s  Washington,  F.  P. 
Foley  &  Cook,  wines  and  liquors,  144  Franklin 
Foley  Dan'l  J.  (D.  J.  F.  &  Bro.)  72  St.  Paul 
Foley  Dennis,  cabinetmaker,  92  Hillen 
FOLEY  D.  J.  &  BRO.  wholesale  grocers  and 
commission  merchants,  and  agents  forHaz- 
zard's  Powder  Co.  50  South 
Foley  Francis,  clerk,  s  w  cor  Baltimore  and 

Bethel 
Foley  John,  coachsmith,  33  Barnes 
Foley  John,  clerk,  S47  e  Pratt 
Foley  Mrs.  Maria,  271  e  Baltimore 
Foley  Mrs.  Martha,  347  e  Pratt 
Foley    Matthew  J.   (D.   J.   F.  &  Bro.)  123 

Mulberry 
Foley  Matthew,  43  Mulberry 
Foley  Michael,  moulder,  6  Donnel  near  Clin- 
ton 
Foley  Michael,  (F.  &  Cook,)  144  Franklin 
Foley  Patrick,  drayman,  216  Chesnut 
Foley  Peter,  laborer,  196  Canton  av 


Foley  S.  J.  546  Lexington 

FOLEY  REV.  THOMAS,  106  n  Charles 

Foley  Wm.  F.  clerk,  271  e  Baltimore 
Folger  Geo.  porter,  94  Raborg 
Folger  Martin,  laborer,  7  Choptank 
Folk  Conrad,  tailor,  182  s  Durham 
Folk  Jacob,  carpenter,  153  s  Durham 
Folkes  John,  tailor,  14  Lancaster 
Folkes  Mrs.  Mary,  123  Conway 
Folkman  Wm.  shoemaker,  65  Portland 
Folks  Geo.  F.  carpenter,  over  15  n  Sharp,  dw 

122  Mullikin 
Folks  John,  carpenter,  185  n  High 
Foil  Henry,  mariner,  212  s  Wolfe 
Foil  Nicholas,  sawyer,  78  Grindall 
Follmutz  Jacob,  shoemaker,  21  n  Dallas 
Folmer  John,  tavern,  93  Elliott 
Folminger  John,  shoemaker,  40  s  bond 
Follner  Charles,  tailor,  54  n  Eutaw 
Foln  Virginia  A.  dress  maker,  42  s  Caroline 
Folp  Henry,  brickmaker,  51  Johnson 
Foltz  &  Ehlen,  restaurant,  5  Lovelv  la 
Foltz  Geo.  W.  (F.  &  Ehlen,)  5  Lovely  la 
Foltz  Jacob  0.  clerk,  47  Marion 
Foltz  John,  laborer,  145  s  Exeter 
Foltz  John,  laborer,  272  s  Bond 
Fonbach  Wm.  whip  maker,  5  Spring  ct 
Fonce  George,  brickmaker,  294  West 
Fonder  Richard,  painter,  cor  Gay  and  Harri- 
son, dw  115  n  Caroline 
FONERDEN  DR.  JOHN,  Mtedical  Superin- 
tendent Maryland  Hospital,  dw  Monument 
near  Broadway 
Fones  Richard,  grain,  76  Washington,  F.  H. 
FONTAINE  JOHN  L.  merchant  tailor,  215 

w  Pratt,  dw  Hfo  s  Calvert 
Fontz  Jacob,  butcher,  354  Ostend 
Fontz  Jacob,  mariner,  646  Light 
Foos  Charles,  fireman,  739  w  Baltimore 
Foos  Delia,  nurse,  214  n  Eden 
Foos  Edward  A.  bricklayer,  143  s  Bond 
Foos  James,  carpenter,  327  Ross 
Foos  John  C.  tinner,  135  Peirce 
Foos  John,  bricklayer,  48  n  Exeter 
Foos  John,  tailor,  135  Peirce 
Foos  Thos.  P.  bricklayer,  327  e   Monument 
Foos  Wm.  gunsmith,  12  Callender  al 
Foos  Wm.  painter,  370  e  Monument 
Foos  Wm.  A.  bricklayer,  102  s  Castle  al 
Foose  Henry,  bricklayer,  41  Mullikin 
Foot  Elizabeth,  dress  maker,  41  Stirling 
Foot  John  P.  pilot,  187  Orleans 
Foote  Philip,  pedler,  75  Mullikin 
Foran  James,  butcher,  44  Belair  and  78  Cen- 
tre  markets,  provision   store    181  and  183 
Chesnut 
Forbes  Henry,  clerk  Commissary  depart.  130 

w  Fayette 
Forbes  James  II.,  Quartermaster's  clerk,  130 

w  Fayette 
Forbes  JTames  S.    carpenter,  s  w   cor   Eutaw 

and  Hoffman,  dw  328  n  Eutaw 
Forbes  Rev.  Mathias  L.  agent,  20  s  Strieker 
Forbes  Matilda,  actress,  40  e  Baltimore 
Forbes  Wm.  mariner,  356  e  Fayette 
Ford  Adam,  teamster,  23  n  Schroeder 
Ford  Mrs.  Anne  E.  45  Pearl 
Ford  Mrs  Amelia  H.  278  e  Lombard 
Ford  Andrew,  laborer.  Central  av  near  Chase 
Ford  Augustus,  collector,  554  w  Baltimore 
Ford  Caroline,  186  w  Hoffman 
Ford  Columbus  W.  commission  merchant,  32 
.  Light,  dw  Grundy  near  McMechin 


J.  HE.VUY   OIESJB,   Commission  Merchant,   for   the   sale   of  Flour,   Grain,  Seeds,  &c. 
RoHeudale  Cement  and  Calcined  Piaster  constauUy  on  hand,  !81  Spear's  "Wliaif. 


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Ford  Charles  T.  watchman,  286  Hanover 

Ford  Prof.  Daniel,  at  Loyola  College 

Ford  Edward  C.  sergeant  police,  223  Orleans 

Ford  Edwin,  laborer,  58  William 

Ford  Elizabeth,  470  Lexington 

Ford  George,  soldier,  481  Belairav 

Ford  Geo.  iVI.  messenger  custom  house,  cor 

Gilmor  and  Windsor  Mill  road 
FORD  JOHN  T.  proprie'rHolliday-st Thea- 
tre, dw  cor  Gilmor  and  Liberty  road 
Ford  John,  tailor,  16  Fish  Market  space 
Ford  John,  laborer,  31  King 
Ford  John  D.  book  store,  291  n  Gay 
Ford  John,  porter,  400  Harford  av 
Ford  John,  cigar  maker,  356  e  Eager 
Ford  John,  280  e  Monument 
Ford  John  R.  cigar  maker,  356  e  Eager 
Ford  John  S.  mariner,  99  Gough 
Ford  Joseph  Y.  289  Hollins 
Ford  Josiah,  police,  164  n  Gay 
Ford  Martin,  mariner,  212  s  (Chapel 
Ford  Patrick,  laborer,  50  O'Donnell 
Ford  Samuel,  laborer,  240  Hollins 
Ford  Thomas,  laborer,  5  Rose 
Ford  Thos.  C.  clerk,  291  n  Gay 
Ford  Thos.  C.  clerk  Ericsson  steamboat  line, 

3  Light-st  wharf 
Ford  Thomas,   blacksmith,  Mt.   Royal  hill 

near  the  reservoir 
Ford  Thomas,  mariner,  293  s  Durham 
Ford  Thos.   J.   wheelwright.  Brown's  hotel, 

119  n  High 
Ford  Wm.  "R.  blacksmith,  87  Hampstead 
Ford  Wm.  H.  shoemaker,  194  George 
Ford  Wm.  H.  merchant  tailor,  31  n  Howard, 

dw  427  w  Fayette 
Fordenbacher  Charles,  box  maker,  21  s  Lib- 
erty 
Foreman  Caroline,  washerwoman,  100  Ham- 
burg 
Foreman   Geo.  W.  machinist,  362  e  Fayette 
Foreman   Henry  C.  shoemaker,  97  n  Spring 
Foreman  J.  Wesley,  bricklayer,  167  n  Caro- 
line 
Foreman  Joseph  F.  at  stables  City  Passenger 

R.  R.,  141  Gough 
Foreman  Philip  J.  carpenter,  109  Mullikin 
Forhan  Rev.  Patrick,  prefect  of  schools,  at 

Loyola  College 
Fork  John,  shoemaker,  160  Dover 
Forman  A.  D.  &  Co.  wood  and  coal,  513  w 

Baltimore 
Forman  A.  D.  (A.  D.  F.  &  Co.)  475  w  Fay- 
ette 
Forman  Henry  C.  (A.  D.  F.  &Co.)  Fayette 

near  Carlton 
Forman  Evan  M.  plasterer,  9  Holland 
Forman  Henry  C.  (A,  D.  &  H.  C.  F.)  541 

w  Fayette 
Forman  John,  carpenter,  140  George 
Forman  Joseph,  shoemaker,  312  e  Fayette 
Forman  Joseph  R.  gatekeeper  Greenmount 

Cemetery 
Forman  Joseph  H.  clerk,  475  w  Fayette 
Forman  Joshua,  carpenter,  Philadelphia  road, 

near  city  limits 
Forman  Leander,  plasterer,  49  n  Greene 
Forman  Valentine,  (Foble  and  F.)  413  Walsh 
Forney  Geo.  M.  bookkeeper,  626  w  Lombard 
FORNEY  HENRY  S.  house  furn'ing  goods, 

13  n  Howard,  dw  165  Madison  av 
Forney  Isaac  C.  carriage  trimmer,  169  n  Fre- 
mont 


Forney  Jacob,  watchmaker,  455  w  Fayette 
Forney  Jackson,  stone  cutter,  186  e  Madison 
Forney  Jemima,  70  n  Exeter 
Forney  John  H.  laborer,  42  Ross 
Forney  Wm.  C.  clerk,  4  n  Strieker 
Forniker  Mark,  laborer,  26  Barnes 
Fornoff  Geo.  tailor,  24  Hampstead 
Fornoff  P.  laborer,  6  Essex 
Fornshil  Charles,  tinner,  115  s  Castle  al 
Forrest  Alexander,  laborer,  50  Raborg 
Forrest  Dulany  A.  seaman   U.  S.  N.  277  w 

Lombard 
Forrest  Francis,  blacksmith,  664  w  Pratt 
Forrest  Henry,  carpenter,  307  e  Madison 
Forrest  James  H.  machinist,  3  Henrietta 
Forrest  Joshua,  porter,  108  w  Baltimore 
Forrest  John  H.  police,  40  Constitution 
Forrest  Mrs.  Julia,  100  s  Castle  al 
Forrest  Leonard,  blacksmith,  7  Henrietta 
Forrest  Mrs.  Mary,  50  Raborg 
Forrest  Mary  L.  boarding,  98  e  Baltimore 
Forrest  Mrs.  Mary  T.  277  w  Lombard 
Forrest  Mathias,  engineer,  100  s  Castle  al 
Forrest  Samuel,  grocer,  52  Orleans 
Forrest  Thomas  J.  paper  hanger  and  uphol- 
sterer, 48  s  Broadway 
Forrestell  Mrs.  Bridget,  nurse,  120  Scott 
Forrester  Alexander,  tavern,  s  w  cor  McEi- 

derry  and  Spring 
Forrester   Allen  E.  justice  of  peace,  28   St. 

Paul,  dw  192  Ross 
Forrester  Benj.  F.  jr.  clerk,  89  Chatsworth 
Forrester  Benj.  F.  carpenter,  338  n  Eutaw 
Forrester  Charles  T.  carpenter,  338  n  Eutaw 
Forrester  George,  carpenter,  189  Montgomery 
Forrester  Geo.  jr.  ferryman,  189  Montgomery 
Forrester  James,  bricklayer,  47  Milliman 
Forrester  James,  blacksmith,  26  Albert  al 
Forrester  James,  laborer,  147  Dolphin 
Forrester  John  G.  carpenter,  220  e  Monument 
Forrester  John,  engineer,  457  w  Lombard 
FORRESTER  JOHN  F.  &  CO.  country  pro- 
duce, 135  Franklin,  dw  J.   F.  F.  129  Ross 
Forrester  Julia  A.  grocery,  149i.<  w  Hoffman 
Forrester  Patrick,  laborer,  190  West 
Forrester  Robert,  porter,  79  Franklin 
Forrester  Wm.  tinner,  368  s  Eutaw 
Forrester  Wm.  H.  marble  cutter,  120  e  Mon- 
ument 
Forrester  Wm.  H.  carpenter,  149}^  w  Hoff- 
man 
Forster  Michael,  shoemaker,  90  s  Regester 
Forsterlind  Francis,  saddler,  25  e  Baltimore 
Forstmann  Charles,  butcher,  366  Penna.  av 
Forsyth  Alexander,  bricklayer,  5  Brune 
Forsyth  Alexander  W.  laborer,  39  Tyson 
Forsyth  Alexander,  gardener,  78  Division 
Forsyth  Alex.  D.  caulker,  215  Montgomery 
Forsyth  Alex.  M.  plumber,  35  Holland 
Forsyth  Mrs.  Charlotte  E.  137  e  Lombard 
Forsyth  David,  carpenter,  138  Preston 
Forsyth  David  J.  police,  114  Preston 
Forsyth  Emanuel,  tobacconist,  168  Penna.  av 
Forsyth  Franklin,  baggage  mast.  B.  &  0.  B.. 

R.  216  Mulberry 
Forsyth  Francis,  clerk,  42  n  Pine 
Forsyth  Gerard,  tobacconist,  5  Brune 
Forsyth  James,  drayman,  60  n  Dallas 
Forsyth  James  J.  cooper,  126  Hamburg 
Forsyth  Jarrett  M.  tobacconist,  103  n  Paca, 

dw  3  Brune 
Forsyth  John  A.  wood,  215  Montgomery 
Forsyth  Julia  Ann,  5  Brune 


GEO.  S.  PAGB  «Ss  BRO.,  Mainiihcturers    of  Roofs   nnd   Roofing  Blaterlals,  111   Smltb': 
Wharf.     C.  HART  SMITH,  Agent. 


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Forsyth  L.  Edw.  painter,  52  n  Fremont 
Forsyth  Marthan,  39  Tyson 
Forsyth  Robt.  T.  boiler  maker,  8  Williamson 
Forsyth  Robert,  gas  fitter,  35  Holland 
Forsyth  Thomas  G.  bricklayer,  41  Hoffman 
Forsyth  Wm.  H.  wood,  220  Montgomery 
Forsyth  William,  horses,  82  Pierce 
Fort  Leander  A.  carpenter,  123  w  Biddle 
FORT  McHENRY  foot  of  Fort  av 
Fort  Peter,  laborer,  177  s  Eden 
Fortier  Peter  M.  39  n  Gilmour 
Fortling  Leonard,  bricklayer,  343  Saratoga 
Fortling  Mrs.  Sarah,  271  Saratoga 
Forinian  Adam,  carpenter,  224  Dover 
Fortman  Bernard,  laborer,  106  West 
Fortman  Mainard,  cab.  maker,  38  Leadenhall 
Fortmann  Henry,  waterman,  64  Light 
FORTNER  NATHAN,  engineer,  Boston  nr 

Bennett 
Fortner  Thos.  house  carp.  354  Eastern  av 
Fortney  Rebecca,  231  William 
Fortune  Mary  M.  boarding,  9  Barnet 
Fortune  Thomas,  lime  burner,  79  n  High 
Forwood  William  L.  231  n  Eden 
Fosbenner  Ann,  171  Hanover 
Foslenner  Alexander,  carpenter,  J 71  Hanover 
Fosbenner  Wm.  G.  bricklayer,  59ia  Lee 
Fosler  George,  carpenter,  9  n  Wolfe 
Fosler  Jabe,  carpenter,  9  n  Wolfe 
Fosler  Uriah,  carpenter,  9  n  Wolfe 
Fosner  Catherine,  seamstress,  4  Harmony  la 
Fosner  Henry,  butcher,  4  Harmony  la 
Foss  Charles  M.  tin  and  sheet  iron  ware,  10 

n  Eutaw,  dw  243  Franklin 
Foss  Jacob,  laborer,  180  William 
Foss  John  N.  butcher,  19  Fell's  Point  itiarket, 
dwbtw  Lancaster  andHudson,nr  Robinson 
Foss  Wm.  M.  cabinet  furniture,  30  n  How- 
ard, dw  28 
Fossett  John,  collector,  67  s  Caroline 
Fostburg  H.  44  Thames 
Foster  Catherine,  McHenry  near  Fulton 
Foster  David  B.  plumber,  115  w  Biddle 
Foster  David  C.  printer,  10  n  Caroline 
Foster  Donaldson  K.  180  Preston 
Foster  Dorothea  A.  26  Henrietta 
Foster  Emily  A.  189  e  Pratt 
Foster  Francis  S.  ship  joiner,  174  Bank 
Foster  Franklin  W.  engineer,  160  Hughes 
Foster  Henry  H.  engineer,  174  Preston 
Foster  Jacob,  shoemaker,  50  Hampstead 
Foster  Capt.  James  W.  23  Henrietta 
Foster  John  T.  218  w  Pratt 
Foster  John,  shoemaker,  44  Thames 
Foster  John,  soldier,  148  Raborg 
Foster  John,  jr.  soldier,  148  Raborg 
Foster  J.  Nelson,  dep.  provost  marshal,  3d 
district,  office  26  Holiday,  dw  115  Aisquith 
Foster  Joseph  C.  artist,  536  Lexington 
Foster  Mrs.  Mary,  97  s  Poppleton 
Foster  Mary  E.  tailoress,  41  L.  Constitution 
Foster  Misses  Mary  F.  and  Susan  W.,  insti- 
tute for  young  ladies,  56  n  Greene 
Foster  Margaret,  125  n  Front 
Foster  Samuel,  carter,  239  s  Paca 
Foster  Thomas  Y.  horses,  168  German 
Foster  Wm.  J.  grocer,  36  Gough 
Foster  Wm.  T.  in  Mayor's  office,  242  n  Eden 
Foster  Wm.  T.  commission  agent,  70  Ex- 
change place,  dw  232  n  Eutaw 
Foster  Wm.  stage  carpenter,  84  Harford  av 
Foster  Wm.  shoemaker,  79  Chesnut  al 
Foster  Wm.  J.  iron  finisher,  103  s  Poppleton 


Foster  Wm.  S.  bricklayer,  128  Pine 
Foudriat  Pierre,  scourer  and  fluter,  64  Lex- 
ington 
Foulds  James  H.  boatbuilder,  53  s  Eden 
Foulk  Elizabeth,  140  e  Madison 
Foulk  Rev.  John  S.  130  Mulberry 
Foulk  Wolfgang,  tailor,  157  s  Fremont 
Foulks  Robert,  machinist,  223  Conway 
Foulner  Michael,  laborer,  265  Aliceanna 
Fountain  Edward  C.  mariner,  81  Gough 
Fountain  George  W.  sailmaker,  262  Mulberry 
FOUNTAIN  HOTEL,  Wm.  H.  Clabaugh, 

propr.  Light  near  Baltimore 
Fountain  James  A.  J.  171  n  Howard 
Fountain  Mrs.  Mary  A.  25  Scott 
Fountain  Marcy,  jr.  clerk,  15  Columbia 
Fountain  Robt.  conductor,  476  w  Lombard 
Fountainbath  George,  butcher,  Chester  near 

Fayette 
Fourth  Presbyterian  Church,  s  w  cor  Fayette 

and  Carey 
Fouse  Henry  D.  tinner,  211  n  Bond 
Foust  John,  shoes,  16  a  Charles,  dw  17  Bar- 
net 
Fowble  Abraham,  (F.  &  Miller,)  259  w  Fay- 
ette 
Fowble  &  Miller,  carpenters,  18  Vine 
Fowble  Wm.  carpenter,  219  Fayette 
Fowble  Wm.  carpenter,  132  Pearl 
Fowl  Nicholas,  sawyer,  78  Grindall 
Fowler  Mrs.  Catherine,  s  e  cor  Baltimore  and 

Lloyd 
Fowler  Captain,  141  n  Eden 
Fowler  Christian,  laborer,  182  s  Chapel 
Fowler  D.  (Ryan  &  F.;  Maltby  house 
Fowler  &  Dimond,  lamps  and  oil,  610  w  Bal- 
timore 
Fowler  David,  attorney,  31   Lexington,  dw 

Balto.  CO 
Fowler  David  Q.  clerk  Adams'  exp.  dw  665 

Lexington 
Fowler  Edward  H.  clerk,  153  Hughes 
Fowler  Evan  M.  officer  at  Penitentiary,  dw 

147  e  Monument 
Fowler  Edwin  C.  city  collector's  office,  180 

Harford 
FOWLER  FRANCIS,  wire  worker,  cor  Fay- 
ette and  Liberty,  dw  Calhoun  near  Lom- 
bard 
Fowler  George,  huckster,  233  Canton  av 
Fowler  Henry  H.  shoemaker,  140  Harford  av 
Fowler  Isaac,  huckster,  350  n  Gay 
Fowler  James  H.  painter,  530  Saratoga 
Fowler  Jeremiah,  112  Orleans 
Fowler  Jeremiah  J.  P.  carpenter,  112  Orleans 
Fowler  Jeremiah,  supervisor  B.  &  0.  R.  R. 

590  w  Pratt 
Fowler  John,  huckster,  81  n  Broadway 
Fowler  John  R.  clerk,  134  s  Paca 
Fowler  John   (Neimyer  &    F.)  Gilmor  near 

Lexington 
Fowler  John  P.  bookkeeper,  180  w  Baltimore 
Fowler  John  H.    (F.,  Zeigler  &  Co.)  Balti- 
more CO 
Fowler  J.  Thomas,  laborer,  721  w  Pratt 
Fowler  Julia  Ann,  tailoress,  158  n  Exeter 
Fowler  M.  J.  (Ryan  &  F.)  Maltby  house 
Fowler  Mrs.  Margaret,  109  Ross 
Fowler  Matilda,  nurse,  222  e  Lombard 
Fowler  Olivia  M.   C.    (F.  &  Dimond)  610  w 

Baltimore 
Fowler  Philip  W.,  McCulloh  near  Madison  la 
Fowler  Robt.  (F.,  Zeigler  &  Co.)  Balto.  co 


AVM.  P.  1VEBB,  Alarine,  Fire  and  liife  Insui-nnce  Agent  and  Broker.    Agent  "Mutual 
Benefit  Life  Insiirance  Co.,  NewnrU,  N.  J.,"  89  Second  Street- 


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Fowler  Rezin,  carpenter,  563  w  Lombard 
Fowler  Samuel  L.    (F.  &  Dimond)   610  w 

Baltimore 
Fowler  Samuel,  huckster,  396  n  Gay 
Fowler  Samuel,  carter,  211  n  Eden 
Fowler  Mrs.  Sarah,  175  Lee 
Fowler  Susan,  tailoress,  158  n  Exeter 
FOWLER  THOMAS,  grocer  and  hardware 

dealer,  175  and  177  e  Baltimore 
Fowler  Wm.  wagon  master,  485  w  Pratt 
Fowler  Wm.  H.  carpenter,  48  Holland 
Fowler  Capt.  Wm.  H.  12  Gough 
Fowler  Capt.  Wm.  C.  mariner,  Broadway  nr 

Jefferson 
Fowler  Wm.  W.  hatter,  22  s  Eutaw 
Fowler,  Zeigler  &  Co.,  flour  and  general  com. 

merchs.  91  and  93  s  Charles 
Fowner  James,  butcher,  89  Lexington  mkt., 

dw  Butchers'  row,  Penna.  av.  extended 
Fox  Andrew,  porter,  Columbia  near  Fremont 
Fox  Charles,  tobacconist,  302  w  Baltimore 
Fox  Mrs.  Eulice  C.  308  w  Lombard 
Fox  Mrs.  Frances,  3  Pine 
Fox  George,  soldier,  76  Booth 
Fox  Henry,  car  driver,  Frederick  av 
Fox  Hiram  E.  tobacconist,  187  w  Baltimore, 

dw  529  w  Fayette 
Fox  Jacob,  milkman,  228  s  Paca 
Fox  James,  grocery,  31  Douglas 
Fox  Jesse,  miller.  Homestead,  Baltimore  co 
Fox  John  A.  porter,  73  Eislein 
Fox  John  D.  huckster,  rear  of  Ramsey 
Fox  John,  sawyer,  21  Preston 
Fox  John,  shoemaker,  226  s  Eutaw 
Fox  John,  laborer,  253  s  Durham 
Fox  John,  laborer,  10  Comet 
Fox  Lewis  C.  soldier,  76  Booth 
Fox  Michael,  laborer,  4  Swann 
Fox  Meyer,  butcher,  211  s  Wolfe 
Fox  Moses,  butcher,  134  e  Hampstead 
Fox  Nicholas,  furn.  wagoner,  139  Franklin 
Fox  Patrick,  laborer,  13  Tyson  al 
Fox  Samuel,  butcher,  266  s  Bond 
Fox  Stephen  P.  ladies'  shoemaker,  510    w 

Baltimore,  dw  479 
Fox  Theodore  B.  teacher,  28  Hanover 
Fox  Thomas,  shoemaker,  207  Lee 
Fox  Thomas,  carter,  45  Park 
Fox  Wm.  gardener,  76  Booth 
Fox  Wm.  T.  cutter,  126  w  Baltimore 
Foxcroft  Nicholas,  grocery,  46  Chesnut 
Foxwell  Charles  L.  bookkeeper  Bank  of  Bal- 
timore, 169  n  Calvert 
Foxwell  Capt.  George  W.  48  Warner 
Foxwell  Henrietta,  tailoress,  70  s  Caroline 
Foxwell  John,  ship  carpenter,  181  Bank 
Foxwell  Joseph,  ship  carp.  12  Binney,  Can- 
ton 
Foxwell  Margaret,  tailoress,  222  e  Lombard 
Foy  Frederick,  teacher,  904  w  Baltimore 
FOY  JAMES,  gunsmith  and  hardware  mer- 
chant, 64  s  Calvert,  dw  61  Hill 
Foy  James  H  jr  clerk,  76  Hill 
Foy  John  H.  shoemaker,  116  MuUikin 
Foy  Mary,  14  Gough 
Foy  Mary,  57  s  Chapel 

Fraas  Fredk.  shoemaker,  Clinton  n  of  Elliott 
Fraatz  Louisa,  grocery,  255  e  Eager 
Fraebisch  Philip,  pedler,  302  e  Monument 
Fraebisch  Mrs.  Rachel,  seed,  hand  furniture, 

302  e  Monument 
Fraelieh  John,  laborer,  654  Light 
Frailey  Elzina  M.  215  n  Howard 


Frailey  Francis,   railroad   contractor,   103   s 

Washington,  F.  P. 
Frailey  Leonard,  173  w  Fayette 
Fraley  John,  huckster,  87  s  Regester 
Fralich  Betier,  tailor,  rear  of  300  Aliceanna. 
Framan  Simon,  clothier,  346  w  Pratt 
Frame  David,  millwright,  171  Barre 
Frames  Edw.  carpenter,  284  Greenmount  av 
Frames  Geo.  A.  (J.  P.  F.  &  Bro.)  n  w  cor 

Gay  and  Aisquith 
Frames  Geo.  A.  (J.  P.  F.&  Bro.)  282  Green- 
mount  av 
FRAMES   J.  P.  &  BRO.  apothecaries  and 

druggists,  328  n  Gay 
Frames  James  P.  (James  P.  F.  &  Bro.)  270 

Greenmount  av 
Frames  John  M.  270  Greenmount  av 
France  Andreas,  tailor,  206  Stirling 
France  John,  mariner,  261  s  Ann 
France  John,  4  Parkin 
France  John  G.  tailor,  11  L.  Paca 
France   Thos.  agent  Mount  Olivet  Cemetery 

Company,  382  w  Fayette 
France  Thos.  A.  chair  maker,  209  Ross 
Francis  Christopher,  67  Holland 
Francis  Ferdinand,  baker,  281  Eastern  av 
Francis  James,  168  Ensor, 
Francis  Jesse  M.  carpenter,  67  Holland 
Francis  John,  paper  carrier,  108  s  Eden 
Francis  John,  jr.  carpenter,  109  s  Bond 
Francis  Mary  J.  253  s  Broadway 
Francis  Robt.  brickmaker,  41  Aisquith 
Francis  Robt.  butcher,  461  e  Baltimore 
Francis  Thomas,  jr.  baker,  120  s  Ann 
Francis  Thomas  H.  clerk,  cor  Aisquith  and 

Mullikin 
Francis  Thos.  W.  baker,  Philadelphia  road 

near  city  limits 
Francis  Wm.  J.  commissary  U.  S.  A.  n  w 

cor  Washington  and  Baltimore 
Franciscowisch  Ludwig,  94  s  Sharp 
Franciscus  Peter,  tavern,  51  s  Frederick 
Franck  Benjamin,  208  n  Eutaw 
Franck  Charles,  goldsmith,  41  Harrison 
Franck  Geo.   C.  (Geo.  C.   F.  &  Son)  97  w 

Biddle 
Franck  Geo.  C.  jr.  97  w  Biddle 
Franck  Geo.  C.  &  Son,  tobaccdnists,  97  w 

Biddle 
Franck  Henry,  grocer,  56  Clay 
Franck  M.  V.  B.  (Geo.  C.  F.  &  Son)  97  w 

Biddle 
Franck  Wm.  97  w  Biddle 
Franey  Maris,  78  n  Caroline 
Frank  Aaron,  (L.  &  A.  F.  &  Co.)  94  e  Bal- 
timore 
Frank  Alexander,  clerk,  96  e  Baltimore 
Frank  Capt.  And.  U.  S.  N.,  304  e  Baltimore 
Frank  Ashur,  101  e  Lombard 
Frank  Charles,  ice  wagoner,  32  President 
Frank  Charles,  porter,  88  s  Bethel 
Frank  Christian    L.    grocery,  33,  and  lager 

beer,  31  Cross 
Frank  Christian,  piano  maker,  431  Lexington 
Frank  Christian,  shoemaker,  250  s  Eutaw 
Frank  Chris.  L.  restaurant,  45  Brown 
Frank  David,  dry  goods,  195  n  Gay 
Frank  Ernest,  lager  beer,  n  e  cor  Townsend 

and  Gilmor 
Frank  Ernestine,  154  East 
Frank  Frederick,  sutler,  251  Rollins  al 
Frank  George,  potter,  105  Eastern  av 
Frank  George,  241  w  Fayette 


J.  HHlVIiY  GIESE,  CommlBsion  Mercliant,  for  the  sale   ot  Flour,  Grain,  Seeds,  &c. 
Roseiidale  Cement  and  Calcined  Plaster  constantljr  on  hand,  ^1  Spear's  Wliarf. 


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FRA 


Frank  Geo.  M.  junk  dealer,  51  Thames 
Frank  Gotleib,  cigar  maker,  420  Hanover 
Frank  Henry,  boots  and  shoes,  193  n  Gay 
Frank  Henry,  pedler,  159  n  Eden 
Frank  Henry,  baker,  259  e  Lombard 
Frank  Henry  C.  box  maker,  30  s  Regester 
Frank  Henry,  drayman,  20  Harmony  la 
Frank  Henry,  82  Cambridge 
Frank  Henry,  tailor,  55  Fawn 
Frank  Jacob,  fancy  goods  and  grocery,  178 

Eastern  av 
Frank  Jacob,  second-hand  dealer,  59  s  Bond 
Frank  Jacob,  baker,  248  Hanover 
Frank  John,  merchant.  Hand  tavern 
Frank  John,  cabinetmaker,  120  s  Central  av 
Frank  John,  laborer,  205  s  Washington,  F.P. 
Frank  John,  laborer,  16  Fountain 
Frank  John  P.  cooper,  26  n  Dallas 
Frank  John,  shoemaker,  88  n  Schroeder 
Frank  John  A.  second-hand  clothier,  35  Bid- 
die  al 
Frank  John  A.  engineer  U.  S.  N.  304  e  Bal- 
timore 
Frank  John,  cigar  maker,  240  Henrietta 
Frank  John  G,  piano  maker,  28  Hamburg 
Frank  John  H.  barber,  90  Eastern  av 
Frank  John  G.  baker,  163  William 
Frank  John,  dry  goods,  352  Light 
Frank  John,  laborer,  147  Johnson 
Frank  Capt.  John  T.  45  s  Ann 
Frank  Joseph,  shoemaker,  124  s  Durham 
Frank  Joseph,  laborer,  271  L.  Hughes 
Frank  Kaufman,  clothier,  243  s  Broadway 
Frank  Luther  R.,  U.  S.  N.  304  e  Baltimore 
Frank  Leon,  (L.  &  A.  F.  &  Co.)124  e   Balti- 
more 
Frank  L.  &  A.  &  Co.  dealers  in  ready-made 

clothing,  287  w  Baltimore 
Frank  Leopold,  laborer,  21  St.  James 
Frank  Lewis,  grocer,  67  n  Eden 
Frank  Mary,  738  w  Baltimore 
Frank  Michael,  porter,  149  L.  Greene 
Frank  Capt.  Milton  B.  32  s  Ann 
Frank  Moses,  junk,  145  s  Bond 
Frank  Nathan,  brass  and  iron,  105  Orleans 
Frank  N.  tailor,  110  w  Pratt,  dw  123  e  Lom- 
bard 
Frank  Oscar  T.  45  s  Ann 
Frank  Philip,  laborer,  212  Vine 
Frank  Samuel,  butcher,  42  Fell's  Point  mar- 
ket, dw  Aliceannanear  Broadway 
Frank  Samuel,  bookkeeper,  94  e  Baltimore 
Frank  Sarah,  57  n  Eden 
Frank  Simon,  (S.  F.  &  Co.)  96  p  Baltimore 
Frank  Simon,  butcher,  202  Aliceanna 
Frank  Simon  &  Co.  importers  and  jobbers  of 

dry  goods,  s  e  cor  German  and  Hanover 
Frank  Solomon,  boots  and  shoes,  157  Lexing- 
ton, dw  193  n  Gay 
Frank  Wm.  baker,  185  Bank 
Frank  Wm.  baker,  160  s  Broadway 
Frank  Wm.  W.  clerk,  32  Albemarle 
Frank  Wilhelm,  grocer,  106  Gough 
Franke  Carl,  jeweler,  45  Harrison 
Franke  Frederick  Wm.  groceries  and  liquors, 

186  e  Lombard 
Franke  John  C.  cab.  maker,  120  n  Central  av 
Frankel  &  Brother,  merchant  tailors,  n  e  cor 

Centre  Market  Space  and  Pratt 
Frankel  L.  (F.  &  Bro.)  70  e  Lombard 
Frankel  Philip,  (F.  &  Bro.)  70  e  Lombard 
Frankenstein  Samuel,  butcher,  47  Fell's  Point 
market,  dw  933  w  Pratt 


Franklin  B.  bookkeeper,  71  n  Eden 
FRANKLIN  BANK,  15  South 
Franklin  Buildings,  east  side  North,  near  Bal- 
timore 
Franklin  Mrs.  Catherine, Henry  near  Hughes 
Franklin  David  G.  paper  box  maker,  21  Har- 
rison 
FRANKLIN   FIRE    INSURANCE    COM- 
PANY OF    PHILADELPHIA,  1  North» 
H.  P.  C.  Wilson,  agent 
Franklin  Geo.  paper  box  maker,  21  Harrison 
Franklin  Hall,  Eastern  av  near  Bond 
Franklin  Henry,  pedler,  146  e  Fayette 
Franklin  Henry,  jeweler,  537  w  Lombard 
Franklin  House,  n  w  cor  Howard  and  Frank- 
lin 
Franklin  Isaac,  clothier,  95  and  99  Conway 
Franklin  Inn,  50  Hillen 
Franklin  John,  carpenter,  24  s  Paca 
Franklin  Joshua,  millwright,  257  Mulberry 
Franklin  Joshua  D.  cigar  maker,  275  w  Pratt 
Franklin  Lewis  A.  shipping  and  comnii-ssion 

merchant,  over  59  s  Gay 
Franklin  Margaret,  milliner,  73  Lexington 
Franklin  Rebecca,  215  s  Ann 
Franklin  Samuel  D.  bricklayer,  273  e  Lombard 
Franklin  Street  Meth.  E.  Church, cor  Franklin 

and  Poppleton 
Franklin  Street  Presbyterian  Church,  corner 

Franklin  and  Cathedral 
Franklin  Square  Baptist  Church,  Calhoun,  bet 

Lexington  and  Saratoga 
Franklin  Wm.  gilder,  24  s  Paca 
Frantz  Charles,  tailor,  35  Hampstead 
Frantz  John,  tailor,  70  Somerset 
Frantz  Lewis,  laborer,  188  William 
Frantz  Peter,  second  hand  dealer,  206  s  Bond 
Frantz  Michael,  cooper,  168  s  Ann 
Franz  Charles,  shoemaker,  267  Aisquith 
Franz  Ferdinand,  baker,  35  s  Regester 
Franz  Henry,  apothecary,  199  Frederick  av 
Franz  John,  ironworker,  332  e  Lombard 
Franz  J.  tavern,  36  Fell 
Eraser  David,  engineer  U.  S.  N.  211  Barre 
Fraser  F.  S.  manner,  254  s  Ann 
Eraser  Fredk.  laborer,  rear  of  300  Aliceani  a 
Fraske  Charles,  colporter  Tract  Society,  149 

Dover 
Frater  Richard,  clerk  Adams  Express,  117  n 

Eutaw 
Fraund  John,  locksmith,  40  Pearl 
Fraunt  John,  charcoal  burner,  6  Trinity 
Frautman  Adolph,  findings,  467  Baltimore 
Fraty  Andrew',  mariner,  2  Pleasant  al 
Fray  Samuel,  brakesman,  366  Canton  av 
Fray  Wm.  machinist,  177  Canton  av 
Frayley  John,  119  Chesapeake 
Frazer  Anthony,  clerk,  72  Columbia 
Frazer  David  R.  student,  72  Columbia 
Frazer  Geo.  P.  190  Preston 
Frazer  Walter,  58  Fawn 
Frazer  Wm.  R.  clerk,  72  Columbia 
Frazier  Mrs.  Ann,  confectionery,  22  Green- 
mount  av 
Frazier  Mrs.  Catherine  A.  119  s  Bond 
Frazier  Charles  H.  police,  70  Bank 
Frazier  Chas.  W.  car  driver,  330  Eastern  av 
Frazier  Edward  H.  nut  and  washer  manufac- 
turer, 134  Thames,  dw  332  e  Baltimore 
Frazier  Edward  E.  25  s  Caroline 
Frazier  Elihu,  police,  128  s  Carey 
Frazier  Fanny,  teacher,  114  Hanover 
Frazier  George,  ship  carp.  409  e  Fayette 


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FEE 


Frazier  Capt.  James,  president  of  Fell's  Point 

Savings  Bank,  346  e  Baltimore 
Frazier  Jas.  F.  carpenter,  3  Raborg 
Frazier  John,  engineer  U.  S.  N.,  47  s  Wash- 
ington, F.  P. 
Frazier  John  A.  teamster,  702  w  Pratt 
Frazier  John,  baker,  301  Franklin 
Frazier  Capt.  John  L.  mariner,  89  n  Eden 
FRAZIER  JOHN  M.  attorney,  74  Courtland 
Frazier  Jos.  B.  turner,  n  w  corner  Bond  and 

Aliceanna,  dw  108  n  Bond 
Frazier  Julia  Ann,  tailoress,  27  Brune 
Frazier  Mary,  31)^  s  Bethel 
Frazier  Rebecca,  teacher,  114  Hanover 
Frazier  Wra.  H.  salesman,  92  e  Madison 
Frazier  Wm.  A.  blacksmith,  63  York 
Frazier  Wm.  hatter,  92  e  Madison 
Freaner  John  E.  salesman,  6  n  Charles 
Freatz  Joseph,  barber,  28  s  Bond 
Freburger  Edward,  bricklayer,  7  Sterrett 
Freburger  James  M.  bricklayer,  7  Sterrett 
Freeh  John  N.  202  Mulberry 
Freck  Adam,  tailor,  cor  Hampstead  and  Bond 
Freck  Frederick,  baker,  167  e  Fayette 
Frecker  Henry,  tailor,  322  Canton  av 
Freckman  Joseph,  Eutaw  hall,  68  s  Eutaw 
Frede  Anton,  shoemaker,  58  Mulberry 
Fredel  George,  barber,  187  s  Sharp 
Fredel  Margaret,  lamps,  &c.,  187  s  Sharp 
Fredenburg  Mary,  seamstress,  510  Penna  av 
Frederick  Alexander,  shoemaker,  Jefferson  nr 

Broadway 
Frederick  Alphonse  J.  clerk,  60  Mulberry 
Frederick  Charles,  mariner,  267  s  Wolfe 
Frederick  Charles,  tinner,  26  Preston 
Frederick  Christian,  tailor,  13  n  Gay,  dw  26 
Frederick  Christopher,  tailor,  145  n  Central  av 
Frederick  Mrs.  Elizabeth,  435  Lexington 
Frederick  Ernest,  barber,  116  s  Ann 
Frederick  Frederick,  shoemr.  178  s  Central  av 
Frederick  Frederick,  tailor,  13  Holiday 
Frederick  George,  hostler,  34  Union 
Frederick  Geo.  N.  butcher,  84  Centre  and  40 

Belair  markets,  dw  Baltimore  Co, 
Frederick  George,  architect,  60  Mulberry 
Frederick  Henry,  clerk,  69  Walsh 
Frederick  Henry,  baker,  259  e  Lombard 
Frederick  Henry,  baker,  8  s  Ann 
Frederick  Jacob,  ice  dealer,  206  Madison  av., 

dw  Baltimore  Co. 
Frederick  John,  blacksmith,  cor  Canton   av 
and  Choptank,  dw  Canton  av  nr  Choptank 
Frederick  John,  381  w  Pratt 
Frederick  John,  butcher,  51  Belair  market,  dw 

Harford  av  near  city  limits 
Frederick  John  M.  clerk,  60  Mulberry 
Frederick  John  L.  cedar  cooper,  181  n  Paca 
Frederick  John,  laborer,  200  Montgomery 
Frederick  Lawrence,  cedar  cooper,  110  Frank- 
lin, dw  181  n  Paca 
Frederick  Lainhart,  (F.  &  Reisenwaber,)  280 

n  Gay 
Frederick  Lloyd,  carpenter,  195  Fremont 
Frederick  Mrs.  Mary,  381  w  Pratt 
Frederick  Michael,  locksmith,  65  Park 
Frederick  &  Reisenwaber,  woodenware  deal- 
ers, 280  n  Gay 
Frederick  Michael,  cabinet  maker,  206  s  Ann 
Frederick  Peter,  cabinet  maker,  14  Harford  av 
Frederick  Richard  PI.  carpenter,  301  Franklin 
Frederick  Mrs.  Sarah,  106  Chew 
Frederick  Thos.  machinist,  96  s  Carey 
Frederick  Wm.  clerk,  100  Barre 


Frederick    Wm..  shoemaker,  Jefferson  near 

Broadway 
Frederick  Wm.  C.  cooper,  33  Mosher 
Fredericks  C.  H.  carpet  weaver,  68  Orleans 
Fredericks  Harman,  soldier,  97  Stirling 
Free  John,  cooper,  cor  Eutaw  and  Montgom- 
ery, dw  241  Conway 
Free  Mrs.  Mary,  241  Conway 
Free  Milton  A.  G.  plumber,  641  Conway 
Free  Wm.  shoemaker,  195  Preston 
Freeberger  Julia,  grocery,  50  Low 
Freeburger  Alex,  caulker,  Johnson  near  West 
Freeburger  Andrew  J.  machinist,  294  s  Sharp 
Freeburger  Andrew,  fish  dealer,  62  Ramsay 
Freeburger  Benj.  machinist,  533  w  Lombard 
Freeburger  Eliza,  168  G.  Hughes 
Freeburger  Jacob  H.  huckster,  203  Conway 
Freeburger  James  H.  bricklayer,  477  Saratoga 
Freeburger  Joseph,  horse  dealer,  32  s  Paca 
Freeburger  Lewis,  second-hand    clothier,  31 

Union 
Freeburger  Peter,  bricklayer,  59  Clifton  al 
Freeburger  Sarah,  62  s  Charles 
Freeburger  Wm.  R.  millwright,  168G. Hughes 
Freeburger  Wm.  carpenter,  113  Plum 
Freeburger  Wm.  J.  tinner,  19  Union 
Freeburger  Wolf,  tavern,  32  s  Paca 
Freeland  Albert,  clerk,  2  McCulloh 
Freeland  Mr.i.  Ann,  251  w  Hoffman 
Freeland  Edward  H.  bookkeeper,  61  St.  Paul 
FREELAND,  HALL    &    CO.  grocers  and 

commission  merchants,  143  w  Pratt 
Freeland  John,  284  Hollins 
Freeland  Robert,  (Thos.  I.  Hall  &  Co.)  n  w" 

cor  St.  Paul  and  Pleasant 
Freeland    Thomas    H.  (F.,   Hall  &  Co.)  2 

McCulloh 
Freeman  Mrs.  Ann,  460  w  Baltimore 
Freeman  Benj.  57  Aliceanna 
Freeman  Caroline,  seamstress,  111  s  Bond 
Freeman  Charlotte  E.  93  s  Broadway 
Freeman    Christian,    second-hand   furniture, 

507  w  Baltimore 
Freeman  Edward  D.  bookkeeper,  628  w  Fay- 
ette 
Freeman  Ira,  140  Division 
Freeman  James,  laborer,  7  Watson  ct 
Freeman  James,  carpenter,  507  w  Baltimore 
Freeman  John,  clerk,  260  Saratoga 
Freeman  John  T.  shoemaker,  174  McHenry 
Freeman  John,  clerk,  279  w  Pratt 
Freeman  Levin,  carpenter,  185  n  High 
Freeman  Mrs.  Mary  Ann,  450  w  Baltimore 
Freeman  Moses,  169  Eastern  av 
Freeman   Samuel  B.  tobacconist,  188  Madi- 
son av 
Freeman  Dr.  Sylvanus,  325  e  Pratt 
Freeman  Wm.  T.  block    and  pump  maker, 

cor  Caroline  and  Thames,  dw  70  s  Eden 
Freer  Anton,  cooper,  45  James  al 
Freese  Julia,  8  Barnes 
Freeze  Michael,  laborer,  16Armistead  la 
Fregman  Conrad,  piano  maker,  105  Franklin 
Frei  Albert,  112  e  Fayette 
Frei  Joseph,  puddler,  9  Port 
Freick  Charles,  264  Eastern  av 
Freidel  George,  laborer,  86  s  Wolfe 
Freidenheim  Benj.  pedler,  78  n  Eden 
Freidenreich  Abraham,  (Springer  &  F.)  68  n 

Eutaw 
Freidenreich  Abraham,  135  Saratoga 
Freidenreich  Aaron,  sr.  22  Albermarle 
Freidenreich  Faust,  139  Saratoga 


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Freidenreich   Leon,   shirts  and  collars,  over 

332  w  Baltimore,  dw  22  Albermarle 
Fredewald  George,  carter,  cor  Potomac  and 

O'Donnell 
Freidline  Robert,  upholsterer,  63  Ensor 
Freidman  Abraham,  shoes,  60  Centre  Market 

space,  dw  5  w  Lombard 
Freiss  J.  A.  94  Thames 
Preise  Mrs.  Etha,  153  Burgundy  al 
Freidenstein  Fred'k,  machinist,  4  Plowman 
Freisheim  Chas.  watchmaker,  153  w  Madison 
Freitag  John  L.  cigar  maker,  656  Light 
Freitag  Louis,  cigar  store,  656  Light 
Freiteh  Joseph,  barber,  28  s  Bond 
French  Andrew  J.  police,  108  n  Eden 
French  Charles,  tailor,  63  n  Exeter 
French  Charles  D.  carpenter,  636  w  Baltimore 
French  Charles,  coal  oil,  90  s  Bond 
French  Conrad,  ferryman,  94  Albermarle 
French  Cornelius,  huckster,  166  L.  Green 
French  Dominic,  painter,  70  Chew 
French  Capt.  Darius,  18  Jackson 
French  Capt.  E.  W.,  U.  S.  A.  31  s  Eden 
French  E.  E.  umbrella  factory,  6  e  Baltimore 
French  Capt.  E.  W.  assistant  provost  Mar- 
shal, Howard  House 
French  George,  593  Pennsylvania  av 
French  Geo.  W.  plasterer,  317  e  Monument 
French  Jasper,  laborer,  13  s  Register 
French  John,  laborer,  169  s  Chapel 
French  Joseph  J.  brass  finisher,  241  n  Eden 
French    Martin   Van    B.  butcher,  62  Belair 

market,  dw  41  Valley 
French  Richard,  boot  fitter,  12  Anthony's  ct 
French  Wm.  engineer,  91  Mount 
French  Wm.  clerk,  Chase  near  Bond 
Frenie  Charles,  bakery,  450  Saratoga 
Frenie  George,  brewer,  146  Pennsylvania  av 
Freise  Dr.  Bernard,  220  Aliceanna 
Frese  John  F.  to  bacconist,  53  Aisquith 
Frese  J.  Henry ,shoemaker,  32  e  Fayette 
Fresh  Julia  Ann,  Brown  al  near  Low 
Frenzky  Paul,  piano  maker,  130  Henrietta 
FreshourWm.  H.  clerk,  438  w  Fayette 
Fresius  Adolph.  clerk,  105  Hanover 
Fresmon  Joseph,  grocer,  129  Hill 
Fretwell  Geo.  M.  milk  dealer,  417  w  Pratt 
Fretz  John,  milkman,  Chester  n  of  Madison 
Freund  Henry  J.  shoemaker,  ^  n  Schroeder 
Freund  John,  painter,  40  Albemarle 
Freund  Mary,  40  Albermarle 
Freundel  John,  223  s  Charles 
Frew  James,  police,  183  n  Exeter 
Frew  John,  hostler,  184  Dover 
Frey  Charles,  teacher,  20  n  Liberty 
Frey  Charles,  baker,  303  n  Entaw 
Frey  Charles  G.  baker,  14  Preston 
FreyC.  S.  (Cole  &  F.)  9  Greenmount  av 
FREY  E.  &  S.  wholesale   druggists,  314  w 

Baltimore 
Frey  George  H.  laborer,  170  Canton  av 
Prey  George  W.  engineer,  154  Hollins 
Frey  George,  hair  dresser,  79  Mulberry 
Frey  Gotleib,  milk,  221  s  Eutaw 
Frey  J.  &  J.  manufacturers   of  husk   mat- 
tresses, 7  Greenmount  av  and  11  n  Gay 
Frey  Jacob,  carpenter,  222  s  Paca 
Frey  James  H.  (E.  &  S.  F.)  75  n  Paca 
Frey  James  L.  (J.  &  J.  F.)  9  Greenmount  av 
Frey  Jacob,  tailor,  11  Spring  ct 
Frey  John  J.  (J.  &  J.  F.)  182  e  Monument 
Frey  John,  porter,  4  Barnes 
Prey  John,  shoemaker,  108  Stirling 


Frey  John  B.  plaster  and  husks,  11  Green 

mount  av 
Frey  Peter,  cabinet  maker,  91  Eastern  av 
Frey  Samuel  W.  (E.  &  S.  F.)  75  n  Paca 
Freyby  Ferdinand,  butcher,  68  Hanover  Mar- 
ket, dw  Penna.  av  near  tollgate 
Frick  Ambrose,  butcher,  344  Canton  av 
FRICK  &    BALL,  commission   merchants, 

tobacco  &c.  57  Exchange  place 
Frick  Mrs.  Charles,  103  Park 
Frick  E.  A.  &  Co.  flour  and  produce  commis- 
sion merchants,  165  North 
Frick  E.  A.  (E.  A.  F.  &  Co.)  239  n  Howard 
Frick  Frank,  (F.  &  Ball,)  111  w  Monument 
Frick  George  P.  dry  goods,  2  German,  dw 

n  w  cor  Grundy  and  Mosher 
FRICK  WILLIAM  F.  attorney,  over  82  w 

Fayette,  dw  61  Franklin 
Fricke  Frederick,  30  Edward 
Fricker  John,  carver  and  gilder,  74  Harford  av 
Friday  Henry,  laborer,  Light  extended 
Friday  Wm.  tailor,  199  s  Chapel 
Fried  Conrad,  laborer,  369  Canton  av 
Fried  Henry,  clothier,  88  Harrison 
Fried   Lewis,   shoemaker,  6  and  30  Centre 

Market  space,  dw  6 
Friedburger  Henry,  clerk,  201  Conway 
Friedel  Frederick,  shoemaker,  21  Hampstead 
Friedel  Jnhn  C.  shoemaker,  73  n  Gay 
Friedel  Peter,  tobacconist,  84  Pearl 
Friedenberg  George,  wheelwright,  510  Penna. 

avenue 
Friedenwald  Dr.  Aaron,  65  e  Fayette 
Friedenwald  Jonas,  clerk,  111  e  Baltimore 
Friedenwald  Joseph,  (Wiesenfeld  &  Co.)  16 

Lloyd 
Friederich  John,  watchmaker,  182  e  Baltimore 
Friederich  John,  cabinet  maker,  206  s  Ann 
Friederich  Lewis,  cigar  maker,  17  Conway 
Friedhoffer  Dr.  John  G.  79  n  Central  av 
Friedlein  Robert,  upholsterer,  1  Saratoga 
Friedman    Frederick,    watch    materials    and 

jewelry,  63  w  Second 
Friedman  Henry,  laborer,  180  s  Caroline 
Friedman  Samuel,  shoes,  3  and  5  w  Second 
Friedmann  Moses,  169  Eastern  av 
Friedmann  Menka,  clothier,  241  w  Pratt 
Priedrich  Christian,  carpenter,  59  n  Frederick 
Friedrich  John  M.  salesman,  60  Mulberry 
Friedrich  Peter,  stoves,  275  Aliceanna 
Friend  Alfred,  (Friend,  Ricketts  &  Co.)  42 

Mulberry 
Friend  Alfred,  jr.,  salesman,  42  Mulberry 
Friend  Conrad,  iron  worker,  360  Canton  av 
Friend  Richard,  42  Mulberry, 
Friend,  Ricketts  &  Co.  wholesale  dealers    in 

foreign  fruits,  79  Smith's  wharf 
Friends'  Meeting   House,  (Eastern  district,) 

n  e  cor  Aisquith  and  Fayette 
Friends'  Meeting  House,  (Western  district,) 

Lombard  e  of  Eutaw 
Friends'  Meeting    House,    (Orthodox,)    cor 

Courtland  and  Saratoga 
Friends'  Meeting  House,  corner  Aisquith  and 


Fries  Francis  L.  tailor,  1  St.  Paul,  dw  22  n 

Paca 
Friese  Charles,  currier,  213  Canton  av 
Friese  George  D.  20  s  Eutaw 
Friese  Jacob,  soldier,  137  Peirce 
FRIESE  JOHN,  cutlery,  surgical  and  dental 

instrument  maker,  142  w  Fayette,  dw  34 

Marion 


J.  H£\RY  GmSE,   Conuttiaston  merchant,   for  the  «ale   of  Flour,  Grain,  Seeds,  <Scc> 
Rosendale  Cement  and  Calcined  Plaster  conatautly  on  hand,  $31  Spear's  IVharf. 


FEE 


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FUL 


Friese    Philip    C.    attorney,    14)^    Mansion 

House,  Fayette,  dw  294  n  Howard 
Frietigman  Bernard,  laborer,  158  Chesnut 
Fringer  George,  soldier,  574  Penna.  av 
Fringer  Martha,  teacher,  574  Penna.  av 
Fringer  Nicholas,  butcher,  574  Penna.  av 
Frisbie  Catharine,  122  Gough 
Frisbie  Wm.  mariner,  172  s  Broadway 
Frisby  Andrew,  wagoner,  442  n  Gay 
Frisby    Ferdinand,   butcher,  above    tollgate 

Reisterstown  road 
Frisch  John  W.  wagoner,  46  Greenmount  av 
Frisch  Christian,  vinegar  depot,  141  n  High 
Frischholz  John,  laborer,  20  Knox  al 
Frischman  George,  carpenter,  88  s  Castle  al 
Frish  John,  porter,  116  n  Fremont 
Friske  Wm.  grocery,  n  e  cor  Bond  and  Barnes 
Frist  James,  coachmaker,  260  n  Central  av 
Frist  John,  coachmaker,  Marion  near  Eutaw, 
Fritch  Bernard,  provisions,  s  w  cor  Wolfe  and 

Canton  av 
Fritch  Frank,  laborer,  107  Lancaster 
Fritschner  Charles  H.  tailor,  273  s  Charles 
Fritts  Wm.  bricklayer,  222  e  Pratt 
Fritz  Andrew,  laborer,  149  Johnson 
Fritz  Catharine,  99  Penna  av 
Fritz  Conrad,  glass  blower,  76  Leadenhall 
Fritz  Frederick,  machinist,  112  Low 
Fritz  Henry,  lager  beer  saloon,  Belair  av  near 

Baltimore  Cemetery 
Fritz  Harriet,  confectionery,  266  Aisquith 
Fritz  .lohn,  cabinet  maker,  10  Lancaster 
Fritz  John,  laborer,  8  Shakspeare 
Fritz  John,  glass   blower,    Stockholm  w  of 

Eutaw 
Fritz  Lawrence,  cabinet  maker,  290  s  Sharp 
Fritz  Sophia,  laundress,  494  Penna.  av 
Fritz  Valentine,  cooper,  163  Columbia 
Fritze  Michael,  blacksmith,  Harford  av  near 

Gorsuch  av,  dw  Washington,  Homestead 
Fritzegeis  George,  cabinet  maker,  137  s  Spring 
Fritziges  Frederick,  laborer,  24  s  Regester 
Frizell  Robert  J.  stone  cutter,  118  Hoffman 
Frizzell  Mrs.  Agnes,  118  Hoffman 
Frizzell   Elizabeth,  dressmaker,  551  w   Bal- 
timore 
Frizzell  Nimrod,  milk,  543  Saratoga 
Frizzell  Rebecca,  groceries  and  feed,  554  w 

Baltimore 
Frizzell  Richard  T.  tobacconist,  382  Franklin 
Frobesser  Henry,  laborer,  246  Columbia 
Frobisch  Gotleib,  stocking  weaver,  155  Stirling 
Frock  Benjamin,  soldier,  36  Burke 
Froehlich  Geo.  cabinet  maker,  339  Canton  av 
Froeschlein  Andrew,  18  Tyson 
Fro  mm  Augusta,  grocery,  867  w  Pratt 
Fromme  Fred.  W.  lithographer,  96  e  Lombard 
Fronck  George,  laborer,  199  s  Castle  al 
Front  Street  Theatre,  cor  Front  and  Low 
Frosch  Jacob,  laborer,  64  Albemarle 
Frost  Byron,  police,  3  e  Chase 
Frost  Henry,  Union  Hat  Co.,  n  w  cor  Gay 

and  High 
Frost  John  W.  painter,  279  Hanover 
Frost  Thomas,  blacksmith,  3  Chase 
Frost  Thomas  S.  pedler,  3  Chase 
Frost  Wm.  prop'r  High  street  hotel,  4  s  High 
Fruckman  Wm.  teacher,  308  Light 
Frush  Ferdinand,  46  s  Caroline 
Frush  Jacob,  laborer,  46  s  Caroline 
Frush  Leonard,  huckster,  74  s  Bethel 
Frush  Luther  M.  flour  and  feed,  576  Penna. 

av.,  dw292  Madison  av 


Frush  &  Snyder,  flour  and  feed  dealers,  95 

Franklin 
Frush  Wm.  W.  (F.  &  Snyder,)  348  n  Eutaw 
Frush  Wm.  W.  grocer  and  produce  dealer, 

576  Penna.  av.,  dw  292  Madison 
Frush  Wm.  292  Madison  av 
FRY  GAUNTLET,   shipping  agent,  office 

103  Thames,  dw  64  s  Bond 
Fry  Capt.  John  H.  mariner,  136  s  Broadway 
Fry  John,  mariner,  136  s  Broadway 
Fry  Joshua,  shoemaker,  83  North 
Fry  Wm.  carpenter,  224  e  Fayette 
Fryar  Charles,  tailor,  195  Vine 
Frye  Joseph,  bonnet  com.  merchant,  over  19 

s  Charles,  dw  638  Lexington 
Fryer  Andrew,  shoemaker,  67  Bethel 
Ffyer  Conrad,  laborer,  199  Vine 
Fryer  Henry,  bootfitter,  3  Baker  ct 
Fryer  Henry,  168  s  Regester 
Fryer  James,  looking  glass  and  picture  frame 

manufacturer,  206  w   Baltimore,  dw  25  s 

Exeter 
Fryer  Patrick,  shoemaker,  140  Mullikin 
Fryer  Peter,  huckster,  6  Carlton 
Fryer  Thomas,  grocer,  n  w  cor  Fayette  and 

Lexington 
Fuchs  Aloes,  tailor,  242  e  Ea^er 
Fuchs  Moses,  butcher,  55  Fells  Point  mar- 
ket, dw  Hampstead  near  Baltimore 
Fuchs  N.  287  s  Durham 
Fuchs  Henry,  shoemaker,  387  w  Pratt 
Fuchs  John,  tailor,  60  Bank 
Fuchsluger  Jacob,  tailor,  32  S.  Durham 
Fugate  Anne,  seamstress,  148  n  Exeter 
Fugitt  George  T.  painter,  108  Jefferson 
Fugitt  Rev.  James  P.  119  n  Gay 
Fuhr  Michael,  tailor,  127  w  Lombard 
FUELLING     JOHN,    restaurant,    54    s 

Howard 
Fuld  Abraham,  rag  dealer,  8  Orleans 
Fuld  A.  163  n  Gay 
Fuld  Ephraim,  pedler,  218  Canton  av 
Fuld  Isaac,  tobacconist,  34  Ensor 
Fuld   John,   shoemaker,  80   w  Pratt,  dw  62 

Centre  Market  Space 
Fulda  Bernard  F.  dry  goods,  64  s  Ann 
Fulda  Franklin,  shoemaker,  249  Light 
Fulford  John  R.  clerk,  12  e  Lombard 
Fulhold  John,  shoemaker,  346  Canton  av 
Fulk  Jacob,  helper,  128  s  Regester 
Fulkmouth  Casper,  carter,  232  s  Dallas 
Full  Michael,  butcher,  11  Albert  al 
FuUam  Francis,  laborer,  45  s  Schreeder 
Fullam  Joseph,  finisher,  45  s  Schroeder 
Fullbauer  Chas.  laborer,  47  Lancaster 
Fullencamp  John  H.  grocery,  573  w  Lombard 
Fuller  Andrew,  tailor,  57  Centre  Market  space 
Fuller  Elizabeth,  variety  store,  157  n  Gay 
Fuller  Henry,  tailor,  57  Centre  Market  space 
Fuller  H.  Joseph,  machinist,  119  n  Bond 
FULLER  JAMES,  head    miller  Monument 

Mills,  North  near  Madison,  dw  73  Grundy 
Fuller  Mrs.  Jane,  73  Grundy 
Fuller  John  M.  clerk,  97  Eastern  av 
Fuller  John  B.  plumber,  271  e  Lombard 
Fuller  Capt.  Josiah  R.  130  s  Broadway 
Fuller  Joseph,  porter,  204  German 
Fuller  Joseph,  salesman,  206  German 
Fuller  Joshua  K.  17  Grundy 
Fuller  Philip,  blacksmith,  28  e  Lombard 
Fuller  Philip,  wheelwright  and  blacksmith,  10 

and  12  East  Falls  av,  dw  107  s  Exeter 
FULLER  Rev.  Dr.  RICHARD,  97  Park 


GEO.  S.  PAGia  &  BRO.,  J>Iaixufacture£-s    of  Roofs  nnd  Roofing  materials.  111   Smitli's 
Wbarf.    C.  HART  S9IITH,  Afcent. 


FUL 


142 


GAE 


PULLER  WILLIAM,  (successor  to 
Frank  H.  Millar,)  dealer  in  Tin 
Plate,  Sheet  Iron,  Wire,  &c.  Con- 
stantly on  hand— Block  Tin  in 
Pigs  and  Bars,  Pig  and  Bar  Lead, 
Spelter,  Stamped  Tin  Ware,  Hoop 
Iron,  Round  Iron,  Sheet  Zinc, 
Lead  Pipe,  Sheet  Lead,  Sheathing 
Copper,  Block  Tin  Pipe,  Kettle 
Ears,  Tinned  and  Black  Rivets, 
Copper  Bottoms,  Brass  Kettles, 
Wrought  Iron  Bake  Pans,  Stove 
Trimmings,  Tinman's  Tools,  Ma- 
chines, &c.,  29  Light,  dw  219 
Saratoga 

FuUerow  John,  shoemaker,  344  Canton  av 
Fullerton  Belle,  265  n  Howard 
Fullerton  George,  clerk,  265  n  Howard 
Fullerton  Susannah,  265  n  Howard 
Fullerton  Thomas  D.  clerk,  614  w  Fayette 
Fullerton  Wm.  J.  clerk,  265  n  Howard 
Fullmore  Lewis,  baker,  297  n  Central  av 
Fulmer  Thomas,  confec'r,  263  e  Lombard 
Fulton  Albert  K.  clerk,  21  n  Calhoun 
Fulton    Alexander,   telegraph   agent,   552  w 

Fayette 
Fulton  Chas.  C.  (Dobbin  &  F.)  21  n  Calhoun 
Fulton   Davtd   C.    (Carlin  &   F.)   4   Hano- 
ver 
Fulton  Edward,  clerk  fire  dept.  105  Gough 
Fulton  Edrington,  editor  Baltimore  American, 

37  Fawn 
Fulton  Henry,  machinist,  25  n  Oregon 
Fulton  James,   (Brooks,  F.  &   Co.)  346   w 

Baltimore 
Fulton  James,  tobacconist,  102  Ross,  dw  s  e 

cor  Greene  and  Saratoga 
Fulton  John  W.  blacksmith,  219  w  Biddle, 

dw  221 
Fulton  James,  cigar  maker,  49  n  Greene 
Fulton  John  B.  H.  176  Preston 
Fulton  Dr.  Robert,  ofiice  53  s  Sharp,  dw  47 

German 
Fulton  Thomas,  switchman,  187  East 
Fulton  John,  huckster,  302  Mulberry 
Funderheider  Henry,  lab.  103  Cambridge 
Funk  David,  roller,  128  s  Regester 
Funk  Eliza  Ann,  dressmaker,  211  w  Biddle 
Funk  E.  H.  182  Aliceanna 
Funk  George,  blacksmith,  147  s  Regester 
Funk  Henry,  grocery,  293  n  Central  av 
Funk  Henry,  helper,  147  s  Regester 
Funk  Jacob,  helper,  128  s  Regester 
Funk  Jacob,  gardener,  89  Johnson 
Funk  Jacob,  keeper  1st  tollgate  Reisterstown 

road 
Funk  Joseph  W.  carpenter,  416  w  Fayette 
FUNK  JOHN  J.  butcher,  65  Centre  and  9 
Lexington  markets,  dw  Penna.  av  at  tollgate 
Funk  Louis,  tailor,  21  Gough 
Funk  Michael,  cabinet  maker,  30  s  Eden 
Funk  Rudolph,  baker,  445  w  Lombard 
Funk  Wm.  boot  crimper,  3  New  Church 
Funk  Wm.  carpenter,  416  w  Fayette 
Funkenstein  Joseph,  butcher,  933  w  Pratt 
Funkhouser  Elijah,  clerk,  14}^  s  Calvert 
FUNTERBOUGH  Dr.  S.  astrologer,  7  Foun- 
tain 


Furgerson  Wm.  M.  boiler  maker,  263  e  Mad- 
ison 
Furlong  Elizabeth,  55McHenry 
Furlong  Rev.  Henry,  329  e  Baltimore 
Furlong  John,  of  Wm.,  bookkeeper,  Towns- 
end,  between  Bolton  and  Garden 
Furlong  John,  porter,  1  Ringgold  al 
Furlong  John,  laborer,  2  Barney 
Furlong  John,  laborer,  4  Ulrick 
Furlong  John  W.  painter,  120  n  Schroeder 
Furlong  Mrs.  Josephine,  159  Greenmount  av 
Furlong  McKendree  C.  329  e  Baltimore 
Furlong  Mary  A.  dry  goods,  27  e  Baltimore 
Furlong  Richard,  laborer,  130  Greenmount  av 
Furlong  Thos.  laborer,  95  Cambridge,  Canton 
Furlong  W.  G.  clerk,  27  e  Baltimore 
Furman  Wm.  1  Gough 

Furner  Frank,  blacksmith,  Chase  near  Cen- 
tral av 
Furney  Andrew  J.  stone  cutter,  186  e  Madison 
Furney  John  S.  boiler  maker,  140  McHenry 
Furr  John  E.  machinist,  81  McHenry 
Furschel  Joseph,  shoemaker,  323  e  Lombard 
Furst  Joseph,  carpenter,  119  Ross 
Furster  Susan,  confectionery,  213  Eastern  av 
Fury  James,  police,  15  n  Howard 
Fuscther  Joseph,  shoemaker,  176  s  Dallas 
Fuscz  Joseph,  laborer,  159  e  Lombard 
Fushman  John,  tanner,  310  Mulberry 
Fuss  John,  tavern,  530  w  Baltimore 
Fuss  John,  watchman,  131  Peirce 
Fusselbaugh  Robt.  G.  clerk,  168  n  Gay 
Fusselbaugh  Wm.  H.  B.  dealer   in  oils,  paints, 

paper  hangings,  &c.,  168  n  Gay 
FUSSELL  J.  &  CO.  ice  cream  and  country 
produce  dealers,  Saratoga  building,  Sarato- 
ga, near  Calvert 

G. 

Gabel  Benj.  J.  plasterer,  376  n  Gay 
Gabel  Caspar,  soldier,  55  Leadenhall 
Gabel  Elizabeth,  laundress,  5  Walnut  al 
Gabel  George,  currier,  65  Portland 
Gabel  John,  tailor,  34  n  Dallas 
Gabel  Peter,  shoemaker,  702  Penna  av 
Gabert  Leonard,  laborer,  88  s  Chapel 
Gable  Aristello,  stone  cutter,  8  Somerset 
Gable  Caroline,  129  n  Bond 
Gable  Henry,  milk,  355  Hamburg 
Gable  Henry,  376  n  Gay 
Gable  John,  clerk,  94  w  Monument 
Gable  John,  boiler  maker,  271  s  Fremont 
Gable  Mrs.  John, 94  w  Monument 
Gable  Mary,  190  s  Caroline 
Gable  Robert,  boiler  maker,  391  a  Eutaw 
Gable  Wm.  cigar  maker,  4  n  Regester 
Gable  Wm.  129  n  Bond 
Gable  Wm.  stone  cutter,  8  Somerset 
Gable  Wm.  laborer,  391  s  Eutaw 
Gablein  John  A.  cooper,  256  Hamburg 
Gabriel  Augustus,  night  man,  363  w  Pratt 
Gabrio  Henry,  tavern,  29  n  Greene 
Gachel  Catharine,  187  s  Chapel 
Gadd  Luther  C.  shoemaker,  21  Henrietta 
Gadd  Luther  C.  engineer,  21  Henrietta 
Gaddess  Alexander,  proprietor  steam  marble 
works,  cor  Sharp  and  German,  and  25  Ger- 
man, dw  288  Mulberry 
Gade  John,  lace  weaver,  85  e  Pratt 
Gado  Michael,  basket  maker,  26  s  Eutaw 
Gaeble  Paul,  butcher,  85  Centre  and  14  Fell's 
Point  market,  dw  Monument  near  Castle  al 


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Gaebler  Carl,  shoemaker,  121  s  Spring 
Gaede  B'redcrick,  carver,  155  e  Lombard 
Gaeg  Adam,  blacksmith,  142  e  Lombard 
Gaelile  Henry,  piano  manuf.  n   e  cor   Eutaw 
and  Fayette,  and  19  n  Eutaw,  dw  Baltimore 
county 
Gaehle  Henry  F.  piano  maker,  58  Walsh 
Gachle  Mary  D.  346  w  Lexington 
Gaelbraithe  Wm.  machinist,  30  Warner 
Gaesz  Leonard,  laborer,  17  Elliott,  Canton 
Gafer  Wm.  shoemaker,  41  Abbott 
Gaffey  John,  laborer,  Jenkins  la,  rear  Green- 
mount  cemetery 
Gaffikan  Hannah,  46  Short 
Gaffken  Clement,  machinist,  91  Orleans 
Gaffney  Thomas,  tailor,  17  Neighbor 
GaffordMrs.    Lavinia,  confectioner,  466  w 

Baltinnore 
Gaffy  Michael,  carter,  8  Haw 
Gagan  Patrick,  carter,  Court  near  Bank  and 

Exeter 
Gagan  Patrick,  laborer,  186  s  Central  av 
Gagan  Thomas,  cellar  digger,  146  Cathedral 
Gagel  Andrew,  mead,  170  s  Bond 
Gage  W,  L.  clerk,  101  s  Washington,  F.  P. 
Gaghen  Patrick,  laborer,  186  s  Central  av 
Gahagan  Wm.  laborer,  356  s  Charles 
Gahan  John,  porter,  Frederick  near  Pratt 
GAHAiN   PATRICK,  boot  and  shoe  store, 

88  w  Baltimore 
Gahm  George  L.  blacksmith,  78  Leadenhall 
Gaier  Catharine,  126  Chesnut 
Gaier  John,  laborer,  159  s  Dallas 
Gaierty  Patrick,  milkman,  270  Division 
Gaigley  John  C.  butcher,  64  n  Uregon 
Gaihold  George,  tinner,  158  Chesnut 
Gail  Emil,  tinner,  55  Penna  av 
Gail  Edward  W.  clerk,  26  Pearl 
Gail  George,  shoemaker,  334  Mulberry 
Gail  George  W:  (G.  W.  G.  &  Ax,)  57  Barre 

GAIL  G.  W.  8z  AX,  (Christian,)  To- 
bacco Manufacturers  and  Impor- 
ters of  Pipes  and  Cigars,  28  Barre. 

[See  ^fidvertisement  in  front  of  Business  Direc- 
tory.] 


Gail  John  B.  boiler  maker,  31  York 

Gailbraith  G.  clerk  N.  C.  R.,  Howard  house 

Gaines  Elijah,  police,  223  Hollins 

Gaines  John,  teacher,  9  Peach  al 

Gaines  Margaret,  dressmaker,  19  s  Eutaw 

Gaither  Fletcher,  watchman,  338  Aisquith 

Gaither  George  R.  merchant,  20  German,  dw 

38  Cathedral 
Gaither  Greenbury,  harness  and  trunk  maker, 

173  w  Pratt,  dw  89  n  Calvert 
Gaither  Hannah,  38  Cathedral 
Gaither  Mrs.  Mary  H.  96  s  Paca 
Gaither  Rachel,  104  s  Exeter 
Gaither  Thomas  B.   Custom  House  officer, 

120  e  Pratt 
Gaither  Vachel,  clerk  tobacco  warehouse  No. 

2,  104  s  Exeter 
Galbraith  John  Clifton,  bookkeeper,  45  s  High 
Galbreth  Samuel,  watchman  Savings  Bank  of 

of  Baltimore,  185  e  Fayette 
Gale  Henry,  170  s  Bond 
Gale  Joseph  H.  jeweler,  46  s  Caroline 
Gale  Elizabeth,  boarding,  777  w  Baltimore 
Gale  Peter,  121  Elliott 


Gale  Robt.  W.  175  McCulloh 
Gale  Samuel  C.  185  Garden 
Gale  Miss  Susan,  168  Preston 
Galeon  Peter,  laborer,  65  n  Frederick 
Gabon  Andrew,  shoemaker,  74  s  Central  av 
GALLAGHER    ALEXANDER,   boot   and 

shoemaker,  95  n  Eutaw 
Gallagher  Mrs.  Ann,  63  Camden 
Gallagher  Bernard,  laborer,  42  French 
Gallagher  Bridget,  President  near  Stiles 
Gallagher  Catherine,  183  n  Eutaw 
Gallagher  Charles,  sutler,  67  n  Paca 
Gallagher  Dr.  Charles  R.  Deckernear  North- 
ern av 
Gallagher  Charlotte,  dressmaker,  20  Orchard 
Gallagher  Edward,  stone  cutter,  293  Saratoga 
Gallagher  Edward,  caulker,  183  s  Castle  al 
GALLAGHER  FERDINAND  H.  mercan- 
tile college,  over  207  and  209  w  Baltimore, 
dw  28  n  Pine.— [See  p.  40  Mvertisements.] 
Gallagher  Lieut.  Col.  Francis,  attorney,   32 

St.  Paul 
Gallagher  Francis  T.  carpenter,  Orange  al  nr 

Gay,  dw  15  n  Exeter 
Gallagher  Francis,  laborer,  124  Holiday 
Gallagher  Francis,  laborer,  24  Lemmon 
Gallagher  James,  hackman,  18  Garden 
Gallagher  James,  42  Clay 
Gallagher  Jas.  tavern,  Falls  road  nr  tollgate 
Gallagher  James,  laborer,  20  Slemmer's  al 
Gallagher  John  B.  clerk,  171  n  Paca 
Gallagher  John,  gardener,  10  Walnut  al 
Gallagher  John  G.  blacksmith,  498  Penna.  av 
Gallagher  John,  carpenter,  142  n  Eutaw 
Gallagher  Joseph,  hackman,  22  Garden 
Gallagher  Mrs.  45  Cooksie 
Gallagher  Mrs.  Martha,  171  n  Paca 
Gallagher  Mary,  12  Decker 
Gallagher  Mary,  42  Clay 
Gallagher  Owen,  laborer,  9  Rock 
Gallagher  Patrick,  hackman,  nr  Liberty  Road 
Gallagher  Patrick,  laborer,  cor  Fort  av  and 

Lawrence 
Gallagher  Patrick,  finisher,  267  s  Charles 
Gallagher  Thomas,  ladies  and  gents,  boot  and 
shoe  manufac'r,  s  w  cor  Paca  and  Saratoga 
Gallagher  Thomas,  lab.  Haubert  nr  Marriott 
Gallagher  William,  86  Boyd 
Gallaway  Augusta,  176  Harford  av 
Gallaway  Goldsmith,  painter,  123  s  Eden 
Gallaway  Greenbury,  sailmaker,  30  a  Bond 
Gallaway  Jesse  E.   baggage  master  B.  &  0. 

R.  R.  Co.  49  Scott 
Gallaway  Mary,  123  s  Eden 
Gallaway  Mrs.  Margaret,  475  w  Pratt 
Gallaway  Thos.  681  w  Baltimore 
Gallaway  Wm.  clerk,  176  Harford  av 
Gallaway  James  PI.  fisherman,  178  William 
Gallaway  Vincent,  blacksmith,  63  Clifford  al 
Gallaway  William,   engineer  B.  &  0.  R.  R., 

138  McHeury 
Gallissaire  John,  silver  plater,  7  St.  Paul,  dw 

117  Saratoga 
Gallissaire  M.  dressmaker,  117  Saratoga 
Galloway  John  T.  shoemaker,  68  n  Broadway 
Galloway  Samuel  T.  mariner,  303  William 
Galloway  Thomas,  carpenter,  7  n  Sharp,  dw 

681  w  Biddle 
Galloway  Wm.  G.  machinist,  23  Scott 
Gallup  John  F.  cabinet  maker,  280  e  Fayette 
Gallup  John  W.  carpenter,  280  e  Fayette 
Galster  Frederick,  lager  beer,  133  n  Bond 
Gait  Albert,  gas  fitter,  84  Ensor 

J.  HSiVItY  ai!i:SS:,   Commission  Merchant,   for   the   sale   of  Flour,   Grnln,  Seeds,  &c. 
Roseudale  Cement  and  Calcined  Planter  couatautly  on.  hand,  Hi.  Spear'a  Whart. 


GAL 


144 


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Gait  Capt.  Henry,  98  s  Eden 

Gait  Henry,  jr. mate,  98  s  Eden 

Gait  Mrs.  Jane,  96  Hillen 

Gait  Dr.  John  M.  146  e  Pratt 

Gait  Thomson,  116  e  Pratt 

Gait  Capt.  Washington,  mariner,  112  e  Pratt 

Galvin  John,  teacher,  96  n  Schroeder 

Galvin  William,  drayman,  98  Hiilen 

Gambach  Christian,  sugar  refiner,  65  Centre 

Market  space 
Gambel  Thomas  B.  private  officer,  154  e  Eager 
Gambell  Robert  P.  carpenter,  104  Ensor 
Gamber  Dr.  John,  109  n  High      • 
Gamble  Bridget,   washerwoman,   50  s    Dew- 
berry al 
Gamble  George,  63  Boyd 
Gamble  George,    (Holland  &  G.)   s  e  cor  of 

McHenry  and  Amity 
Gamble  Rev.  James,  69  e  Pratt 
Gamble  James  P.  grocery,  288  e  Madison 
Gamble  Mrs.  James,  77  Eastern  av 
Gamble  Mrs.  Jane,  grocery,  cor  Caroline  and 

Hampstead 
Gamble  Launcelot,  75  s  High 
Gamble  Mrs,  Mary,  tavern,  186  McHenry 
Gamble  Patrick,  laborer,  50  s  Dewberry  al 
Gambrall  Barney,  laborer,  38  Valley 
Gambrall  Eliza,  seamstress,  32  Harford  av 
Gambrall  George  J.  soldier,  32  Harford  av 
Gambrall  Samuel,  coach  painter,  248  n  Caro- 
line 
Gambrall  Dr.  Theodore  C.  32  Harford  av 
Gambrill  Mrs.  Amelia,  grocery,  122  Pearl 
Gambrill  Augustin,  clerk,  129  Division 
Gambrill  Charles  A.  (Wm.  E,  Hooper  &  Co.) 

Baltimore  co 
Gambrill  Charles  A.  (C.  A.  G.  &  Co.)   56 

Mount  Vernon  Place 
GAMBRILL  C.  A.  &  CO.  merchant  millers, 

32,  34  and  36  Commerce 
Gambrill boot  and  shoemaker,  22  Green- 
mount  av 
Gambrill  Horatio  N.  (Wm.  E.  Hooper  &  Co.) 

Baltimore  co 
Gambrill  Launcelot,  ship,  clerk  tobacco  ware- 
house No.  2,  49  Hanover 
Gambrill  Henry  W.  (Wm.  E.  Hooper  &  Co.) 

Baltimore  co 
Gambrill  Joseph  T.  374  Franklin 
Gambrill  Marion,  9  Louis 
Gambrill  Nicholas,  mariner,  81  Thames 
Gambrill  Thomas,  grocery,  162  Pine 
Gammie  George,  butcher,  36  Belair  market, 

dw  200  Harford  av 
Gammie  James,  carpenter,  200  Harford  av 
Gandy  John,  huckster,  188  L.  Constitution 
Gangueback  John,  mariner,  264  s  Ann 
Ganly  Michael,  laborer,  39  Block 
Ganne  Joseph  W.  clerk,  n  w  cor  Montgomery 

and  William 
Ganner  Joseph,  liquors,  &c.,  210  Light 
Gannon  Mary,  laundress,  rear  of  110  Dugan's 

wharf 
Gannon  Thomas,  engineer,  6  n  Amity 
Gannon  Thomas,   fireman  Eutaw  House,  dw 

22  Amity 
Ganser  John,  butcher,  Fremont  nearPenna.  av 
Ganss  Herman,  speculator,  275  n  Gay 
Ganss  Mrs.  Rosy,  milliner,  275  n  Gay 
Ganster  Peter,  clothing  cutter,  92  s  Castle  al 
Gant  George,  blacksmith,  126  Franklin 
Gantner  John  M.  shoemaker,  145  Vine 
Gantzmuller  Bernard,  paver,  205  s  Chapel 


Ganzhorn  Michael,  shoemaker,  24  Chesnut 
Gapetz  Philip,  shoemaker,  145  Dolphin 
Garber   Frederick,  bricklayer,  Frederick  av. 

near  city  limits 
Garber  Henry  S.  (J.  Hyland  &  Co.)  Maltby 

House 
Garber  Michael,  cabinet  maker,  134  s  Caroline 
Garbade  Wm.  boot  fetter,  22  East 
Garber  Uriah,  shoemaker,  20  s  Republican 
Garden  Henry,  engineer,  Fort  av  near  Low- 
man 
Gardiner  Francis  D.  (G.,  Stuart  &  Co.)   20 

Mulberry 
Gardiner  Geo.  W.  tinner,  266  Mulberry 
Gardiner  Isaac,  sailmaker,  lOfi  s  Eden 
Gardiner  John   T.   painter,  99  w   Baltimore, 

dw  222  Chesnut 
Gardiner  &  Middleton,  produce  commission 

merchants,  37  Cheapside 
Gardiner  Peter,  laborer,  199  Eastern  av 
Gardiner,  Stuart  &  Co.  wholesale  and  retail 

grocers,  37  Cheapside 
Gardiner  Thomas,  huckster,  170  Pearl 
Gardner  Alderson,  wheelwright,  192  Cross 
Gardner  Alfred  S.  (Gover  &  G.)  301  w  Lom- 
bard 
Gardner  Almore,  police,  25  Hampstead 
Gardner  Andrew,  tailor,  47  n  Spring 
Gardner  Andrew  J.  clerk,  266  Mulberry 
Gardner   Augustus  M.   butcher,  97    Centre 

market,  dw  754  Penna.  av 
Gardner  B.  F.  (Taylor  &  G.)  191  w  Fayette 
Gardner  Bernard,  cooper,  258  Lee 
Gardner  Charles,  shoemaker,  97  Thames 
Gardner  Christopher,  carpenter,  311  w  Pratt 
Gardner  Clara,  tavern,  318  s  Bond 
Gardner  Conrad,  carter,  171  William 
Gardner  Daniel,  fisherman,  7  L.  Gough 
Gardner  Deliah,  band-box  maker,  143  Ham- 
burg 
Gardner  Eliza  A.  milliner,  161  Lexington 
Gardner  Mrs.  Elizabeth,  confectionery,  311 

w  Pratt 
Gardner  Mrs.  Elizabeth,  182  n  Central  av 
Gardner  Elias  N.   flour  and  groceries,  149  n 

Howard,  dw  Eutaw  house 
Gardner   Ephraim,  oak  cooper,  301  w  Lom- 
bard 
GARDNER  FRANCIS,  lager  beer,  8  n  High 
Gardner  Fred'k,  cigar  maker,  199  Eastern  av 
Gardner  George,  laborer,  9  West  Falls  av 
Gardner  Geo.  A.  draughtsman,  311  w  Pratt 
Gardner  Geo.  VV.  tinner,  266  Mulberry 
Gardner  Geo.  jr.  teller  Fells    Point  Savings 

Bank,  159  s  Broadway 
Gardner  George,  clerk,  159  s  Broadway 
Gardner  George,  car  driver,  9  Bolton 
Gardner  Henry,  sugar  refiner,  16  Fountain 
Gardner  Isaiah,  175  s  Charles 
Gardner  James,   (G.    &    Matthews,)  Balti- 
more CO 
Gardner  James   C.    bricklayer,  Philadelphia 

road  near  city  limits 
Gardner  James,  shoemaker,  64  Ensor 
Gardner  James,  sailmaker,  106  s  Eden 
Gardner  James  F.  shoemaker,  58  Lexington 
Gardner  James,  mariner,  151  s  Regester 
Gardner  James,  cigar  maker,  182  n  Central  av 
Gardner  James,   iron  finisher,  rear  of  Oak 

near  Hudson 
Gardner  John  G.  175  s  Charles 
Gardner  John  T.  painter,  rear  of  99  w  Balti- 
more, dw  222  Chesnut 


OBO.  S«  PAGB  Si  BRO.,  Maniifnctnrera   of  Roof«   nnd  Roofing  Materials,  111   Smitb's 
Wbarf.    C.  HART  SHaTO,  Agent. 


OAK 


145 


GAS 


Gardner  John,  laborer,  7  L.  Gou^h 
Gardner  John,  laborer,  49  St.  Mary 
Gardner   John,  laborer,  197  s    Washington, 

P.  P. 
Gardner  John  M.  painter,  over  cor  Fayette 

and  Holiday,  dw  69  North 
Gardner  John,  shoemaker,  232  Lexington 
Gardner  Joseph,  moulder,  143  Hamburg 
Gardner  Joseph,  cigar  maker,  49  St.  Mary 
Gardner  Josiah,  machinist,  139  Ross 
Gardner  Leonard  N.  hardware,  102 Franklin, 

dw  92  n  Paca 
Gardner  Lizzie,  244  s  Dallas 
Gardner  Lovelace  N.  clerk,  92  n  Paca 
Gardner  Mrs.  Maria,  20  s  Broadway 
Gardner  Marinda,  6  Stirling 
Gardner  Mary  E.  (S.  S.  &  M.  E.  G.)  301  w 

Lombard 
Gardner  Mrs.  Mary,  tailoress,  143  Hamburg 
Gardner  Mary  Ann,  tailoress,  143  Hamburg 
Gardner  Michael,  painter,  248  Bank 
GARDNER  &  MATTHEWS,  builders,  179 

w  Lombard 
Gardner  Peter,  ship  carpenter,  199  Eastern  av 
Gardner  Robert,  junk  store,  n  e  cor  Hillen 

and  Chesnut 
Gardner  S.  S.  &  M.  E.  children's  clothing, 

62  Lexington 
Gardner  S.  S.  (S.  S.  &  M.  E.  G.)  301  w  Lom- 
bard 
Gardner  Theodore,  clerk,  255  w  Fayette 
GARDNER  THOMAS  H.  clerk  of  Criminal 

Court,  dw  Howard  house 
Gardner  William,  sergeant  police,  gas  house 

yard,  Spring  Garden 
Gardner  Wm.  R.  clerk,  191  w  Fayette 
Gardner  Wm.  H.  P.  tinner,  266  Mulberry 
Gardner  Wm.  T.  tinner,  122  L.  Greene 
Gardner  Wm.  carpenter,  123  n  Eden 
Gardner  Wm.  drayman,  101  n  Spring 
Gardner  Wm.  G.  (W.  G.  G.  &  Co.)  301    w 

Lombard 
GARDNER  WM.  G.  &  Co.  oil  and  lamps, 

1  s  Liberty. — [See  p.  16  Mvertisements.] 
Gardner  Wm.  blacksmith,  15  Perry 
Gareis  Christian,  cupper,  leecher  and  barber, 

190  e  Monument 
GAREY  HENRY  F.  attorney, 85  w  Fayette, 

dw  90  s  Sharp 
Garhard  Henry,  cooper.  111  s  Caroline 
Garhmens  Frantz,  wheelwright.  111  Saratoga 
Garing  Andreas,  paver,  218  e  Eager 
Garing  Wm.   H.   chair   maker,  Wolfe  near 

Fayette 
Garlach  John,  tailor,  90  s  Eutaw 
Garlan  George,  mariner,  83  Thames 
Garland  Capt.  James  D.  134  s  Ann 
Garland  Capt.  J.  S.,  U.  S.  A.  15  n  Strieker 
Garland  James,  coal  oil  refiner,  10  Ramsay 
Garland  James,  jr.  iron  railing  manufacturer, 

10  Ramsay 
G*.rland  James,  cedar  cooper,  10  Ramsay 
Garland  Joseph,  ship  joiner,  16  Hamburg 
Garland  Joseph,  ship  shriner,  84  Grindall 
Garman  Joseph  W.  letter  carrier,  246  Hollins 
Garmer  John  H.  shoemaker,  187  s  Bond 
Garmhaussen  Elizabeth,  36  St.  Mary 
Garmhaussen  John,  shoemaker,  36  St.  Mary 
Garner  George,  painter,  4  Plowman 
Garner  Jacob,  tailor,  15  Baker  ct 
Garner  Thomas,  carpenter,  176  Vine 
Garnett  Benj.  M.  205  Madison  av 
Garnett  G.  F.,  Hollins  near  Carey 


Garrett  August,  laborer,  370  Cross 
Garrett  Benj.  H.  carpenter,  15  Townsend 
Garrett  Mrs.  Elizabeth,  50  n  Paca 
Garrett  George,  copper  smelter,  Clinton  s  of 

Boston 
Garrett  Henry  S.    (R.   G.  &  Sons,)  s  w  cor 

Monument  and  Cathedral 
Garrett  James,  laborer,  234  s  Castle  al 
Garrett  James  H.  finisher,  159  s  Chester 
Garrett  James  P.  dry  goods,  212  Hanover 
Garrett  John,  bricklayer,  31  Cambridge 
Garrett  John,  groceries  and  feed,  n  e  cor  Bank 

and  Chapel 
GARRETT  JOHN  W.   (R.   G.  &   Sons,) 
president  B.  &  0.  R.  R.  dw  50  Mount  Ver- 
non place 
Garrett  Joseph,  driver,  141  s  Chapel 
Garrett  Levi,  laborer,  151  s  Chester 
Garrett  Margaret,  seamstress,  Donnelly  ct 
Garrett  Mary,  over  183  Bank 
Garrett  Richard  S.  porter,  30  Elbow  la 
Garrett  Richard,  puddler,  362  Eastern  av 
Garrett  Richard,  machinist,  over  183  Bank 
GARRETT  ROBERT  &  SONS,  merchants, 

.34  n  Howard 
Garrett  Wm.  A.  tavern,  239  s  Broadway 
Garrett    Wm.    shearer,   114  s  Washington, 

F.  P. 
Garrigan  Philip,  Webster  al 
Garring  James,  chair  maker,  43   Chatsworth 
Garring  Wm.  chair  maker,  36  n  Bond 
Garrish  Benj.  brickmaker,  21  n  Wolfe 
Garrish  Wm.  bricklayer,    181  s  Washington, 
Garrison  Arthur,  wagoner,  116  n  High 
Garrison  Mary  Jane,  35  Chatsworth 
Garrison  Samuel  Jeff'erson,  224  Mulberry 
Garrison  Samuel,  grocery,  44  Carlton 
Garrison  Thomas,  soldier,  35  Chatsworth 
Garrison  Thomas,  ship  carpenter,  238  e  Pratt 

F.  P. 
Garrison  William  A.  71  Hollins 
Garritee  Wm.  L.  property  agent,  231  Aisquith 
Garrity  John,  wheelwright,  55  Pearl 
Garrott  Mrs.  Nancy,  98  s  Paca 
Garrott  William,  stock  dealer,  98  s  Paca 
Garth  John  A.  laborer,  91  King 
Garthe  August,  (Q.  &  Lowenstein,) 
Garthe  Christiana,  283  Hanover 
Garthe  &  Loewenstein,  slaters,  cor  Hanover 

and  Cross 
Gartling'  Mary,  Philadelphia  road  near  city 

limits 
Gartside  Henry,  jr.  machinist,  Fremont  near 

Penna. av 
Gartside  Henry,  sr.  machinist,  Fremont  near 

Penna.   av 
Gartside  James,  machinist,  256  Franklin 
Garven  David,  laborer,  18  Pleasant  al 
Garvey   Edward,   (Lindsey  &  G.)  Howard 

House 
Garvey  Francis,  wheelwright,  113  Saratoga 
Garvey  James,  hack  stables,  156  n  Calvert 
Garvey  John,  148  n  Front 
Garvey  Patrick,  huckster,  173  Stirling 
GARY  JAMES  S.  president  Alberton  Cotton 

Mills,  24  German 
Garwick  Jacob,  laborer,  46  Dewberry  al 
Garwood  Clayton,  shoemaker,  28  s  Republi- 
can 
Gasering   Christopher,  laborer,  Philadelphia 

road  near  city  limits 
Gaskill  Elijah  C.  Register  Custom  house,  n  g 

cor  Hollins  and  Calhoun 


Tm,  p.  WKISB,  marine,  Ftrc  and  IA&>  Ineramnce  Agent  and  Broker.    Agent 
Benefit  Idf^  Insurance  Co.,  Ne-fvork,  TS.  J.,'*  89  Second  Street. 

GARMKNDIA  C.  G.  DE,  commission  mer- 
chant, and  importer  of  wines,  brandies,  ci- 
gars, &c.,  18  Commerce,  dw  103  n  Chailes 


GAS 


146 


GEH 


Gaskiu  Robert,  blacksmith,  31  Ryan 
Gaskins  Charles  H.  sailmaker,  179s  Castle  al 
Gaskins  Mrs.  Samuel  S.  59  n  Greene 
GAS  LIGHT  CO.  OF  BALTIMORE,  office 

19  South,  Joseph  Brown,  Sec'y. 
Gas    Works,   Holiday   near    Saratoga,    and 

Spring  Gardens 
Gasner  C.  sawyer,  272  s  Ann 
Gass  Henry,  carpenter,  162  Peirce 
Gassar  John,  24  Fountain 
Gassaway  Edward,  seaman,  247  Hanover  . 
Gassaway  Elizabeth,  44  Brune 
Gast;away  Henry,  164  Garden 
Gassaway  Mrs.  Louisa,  63  L.  Montgomery 
Gassaway  Samuel,  cigar  maker,  63  L.  Mont- 
gomery 
Gaston  Henry,  shoemaker,  204  Garden 
Gatchell  George,  tailor,  499  w  Baltimore 
Gatchell  Mrs.  Hannah  Ann,  7  s  Exeter 
Gatchell  Hugh  McElderry,  38  Mulberry 
Gatchell  Joshua  L.  carpenter,  704  Saratoga 
Gatchell  Mrs.,  Lombard  near  Liberty 
Gatchell  Wm.  H.  attorney,  51  w  Fayette,  dw 

38  Mulberry 
Gately  John,  jr.  coach  painter,  142  e  Eager 
Gately  Michael  A.  tinner,  176  Greenmountav 
Gately  Michael,  laborer,  107  York 
Gates  Baker,  carpenter,  116  s  Bond 
Gates  Ezra,  166  s  Sharp 
Gates  Francis,  grocer,  86  n  Paca 
Gateu  Charles  H.  machinist,  93  Columbia 
Gateu  Conduce,  millwright,  93  Columbia 
Gateu  George  C.  clerk,  93  Columbia 
Gates  John  L.  laborer,  15  Lanvale 
Gates  Lemuel,  boiler  maker,  183  s  Chapel 
Gates  Thomas  D.  carpenter,  16  s  Bond 
Gatzencr  Lena,  86  Albemarle 
Gaito  Dominico,  barber,  11  s  Gay 
Gaubatz  Christopher,  tavern,  114  Thames 
Gaubert  Julius,  fruit  preserver,  106  n  Caroline 
Gauer  Christopher  F.  cooper,  368  Cross 
Gauges  Anna,  grocery,  116  n  Poppleton 
Gauges  Joseph,  gardener,  116  n  Poppleton 
Gauhan  Anthony,  laborer,  339  s  Sharp 
Gauiono  Alonzo,  clerk,  37  e  Pratt 
Gaul  Wilhelmina,  seamstress,  169  s  Bond 
Gaule  Michael,  grocery,  92  Franklin 
Gaule  Stephen  S.  milk,  101  Mulberry 
Gauline  Joseph  C.  sign  painter,  60  Holland 
Gauline  Mary  Ann,  60  Holland 
Gault  &  Brother,  granite  cutters,  432  w  Pratt 
Gault  Lieut.  J.  Emory,  acting  Ass't  Adjutant 

General,  headquarters,  dw  Eutaw  House 
Gault  Cyrus,  (G.  &  Bro.)  335  w  Lombard 
Gault  Matthew,  (G.  &  Bro.)  312  w  Lombard 
Gaunt  John,  bricklayer,  390  n  Gay 
Gaunt  Samuel,  huckster,  33  Jefferson 
Gauseman  Henry,  grocery,  12  Wayne 
Gauss  Frederick,  laborer,  3  Green's  ct 
GAUSSOIN  EUGENE,  superintendent  Bal- 
timore &  Cuba  Go's   smelting  works,  89  n 
Broadway 
Gautroii  John  B.  currier,  72  Mercer 
Gaven  Mary,  second  hand  dealer,  483  Lex- 
ington 
Gavendor  Patrick,  smelter,  Clinton  s  of  Boston 
Gaverle  Abraham,  butcher,  Chester  n  of  Ma- 
dison 
Gavin  Annie,  14  Union 
Gavin  Matthew,  drayman,  105  York 
GAVET  CAPT.  JAMES,  174  Mulberry 
Gawne  John,  bootmaker,  149  Montgomery 
Gawtbrop  Benj.  F.  shoemaker,  803  w  Pratt 


Gawthrop  Geo.  D.  clerk,  146  Dolphin 
Gawthrop  Wm.  H.  shoemaker,  163  Lexing- 

ington,  dw  184  n  Eutaw 
Gay  James,  123  Bank 

Gaydecke   Francis,  shoemaker,    122    Green- 
mount  av 
Gayland  Noah,  laborer,  652  w  Pratt 
Gayle  Capt.  Benjamin  R.  81  s  Ann 
Gayle  Capt.  Joseph  R.  77  s  Ann 
Gayle  Robert  E.  carpenter,  143  Bank 
Gaynor  Patrick,  drayman,  5  French 
Gaynoy  Thos.  laborer,  361  Forrest 
Geagan  Michael,  grocer,  297  w  Pratt 
Gear  Charles,  saddler,  7  s  Greene 
Gearhardt  Peter,  laborer,  185  s  Sharp 
Gearhardt  Valentine,  carter,  35  Peach  al 
Gearhart  John,  laborer,  118  e  Fayette 
Gearhart  John,  moulder,  222  German 
Gearhart  Miles,  shoemaker,  20  n  Amity 
Geary  Charles,  (G.  &  Weale,  92  Saratoga 
Geary  &  Weale,  watches  and  jewelry,  177  w 

Baltimore 
Gease  G.  Henry,  shoemaker,  5  Hoffman 
Gebb  George,  butcher.  24  Belair  Market,  dw 

Jenkins'  la,  near  Greenmount  av 
Gebauer  Frederick,  tailor,  26  e  Fayette 
Gebel  Jacob,  confectioner,  501  w  Pratt 
Gebelein  George,  butcher,  93  Belair  Market, 

dw  Castle  al  near  Monument 
Gebge  Henry,  laborer,  s  Ann 
Gebhard   Chas.  E.  portrait  painter,  6  Barnet 
Gebhardt  Gotleib,  125  Gough 
Gebhardt  James,  carpenter,  164  Harford  av 
Gebhardt  John,  blacksmith,  224  s  Bond 
Gebhardt  Peter,  cigar  maker,  224  s  Bond 
Gebhardt  Thomas,  tailor,  46  s  Wolfe 
Gebhardt  Wm.  F.  wheelwright,  119  e  Madison 
Gebhart  Frederick,  bootmaker,  5)4  n  High 
Gebhart  James,  laborer,  5  e  Central  av 
Gebrantes  Henry,  tailor,  315  e  Madison 
Geddes  Adam,  tailor,  240  w  Fayette 
Geddes  Alex,  painter,  62  Holiday 
Geddes  Charles,  engineer,  89  Greenmount  av 
Geddes  Edward  McC.  soldier,  220  German 
Geddes  Mrs.  Elizabeth,  seamstress,  24  n  Pop- 
pleton 
Geddes  Geo.  W.  soldier,  220  German 
Geddes  James  A.  bricklayer,  220  German 
Geddes  James  W.  roofer  and  sheet  iron  work- 
er, 62  Holiday,  dw  92  Mulberry 
Geddes  John,  teamster,  3  Baker 
Geddes  Mrs.  Mary,  220  German 
Geddes  Wm.  frame  maker,  288  German 
Geding  Martin  L.  dep.  marshal,  20  s  Paca 
Geekie  Chas.  W.  liquors  and  billiard  saloon, 

123  w  Baltimore,  dw  25  Courtland 
Geekie  G.  W.  25  Courtland 
Geer  Alfred  S.  carpen.  61  Cambridge,  Canton 
Geers  Herman,  painter,  95  Cambridge, Canton 
Gees  Mrs.  Ann  B.  325  n  Eutaw 
Gees  B.  F.  (Wm.  A.  Boyd   &  Co.)    133  w 

Biddle  , 

Gees  Francis  A.  clerk,  125  w  Biddle 
Gees  Olivia  C.  trimming  store,  125  w  Biddle 
Gees  Thomas  B.  plasterer,  325  n  Eutaw 
Gegan  Jos.  sr.,  prof,  of  music,  128  n  Charles 
Gegan  Joseph,  jr.,  clerk,  128  n  Charles 
Gehan  Lawrence,  laborer,  Liberty  road,  near 

Penna  av 
Gehirck  Charles,  tobacconist,  16  Orleans 
Gehraber  Conrad,  shoemaker,  74  Lewis 
Gehring  Charles,  jeweler,  7  Ensor 
Gehring  Conrad,  laborer,  92  s  Wolfe 


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Gehring  George,  tinner,  110  Pine 

Gehring  John  G.  jeweler,  194  n  Gay,  dw  7 

Ensor 
Gehring  Michael,  tailor,  31  Centre  Market  sp. 
Gehrmann  Charles,  (J.  G.  &  Co.)  84  n  Gay 
Gehrmann  August,  tobacconist,  71  Thames 
Gehrmann  George,  cigar  maker,  Wolfe  near 

Thames 
GEHRMANN  JULIUS  &  CO.  tobacconists, 

84  n  Gay 
Gehrmann  J.  Alonzo,  (Wells,  Chase  &  Co.) 

267  Lexington 
Gehrmann  Julius,  (J.  G.  &  Co.)  84  n  Gay 
Gehrmer  Fredk.  box  maker,  1  Hughes 
Geidt  Philip,  shoemaker,  13  Albemarle 
Geier  Joseph,  liquor  store,  322  s  Bond 
Geigan  John  Henry,  expressman,  ]03  Hollins 
Geiger  Charles,  baker,  115  s  Regester 
Geiger  Conrad,  baker,  68  s  Caroline 
Geiger  Edmund  L.  H.  stove  and  tin  dealer,  88 

n  Howard,  dw  61 
Geiger  Geo.  M.  cabinet  maker,  1  Spring  ct 
Geiger  John,  confectionery,  16  e  Pratt 
Geiger  John,  cooper,  145  s  Caroline 
Geiger  Wm.  hatter,  1  n  Eden 
Geiger  Wm.  baker,  19  s  High 
Geigher  Charles,  cigar  maker,  28  Wills 
Geigher  Geo.  soap  boiler,  125  Elliott,  Canton 
Geiglein  John,  grocery,  107  n  Eutaw 
Geilfus  Theodore,  tailor,  249  e  Biddle 
Geir  August,  shoemaker,  394  Hanover 
Geirlich  G.  303  Aliceanna 
Geis  Adam,  stone  cutter,  94  St.  Peters 
Geis  John,  laborer,  47  Barnes 
Geis  Peter,  furn.  wagoner,  163  Sterling 
Geis  Valentine,  confectioner,  18  Fell 
Geis  Valentine,  tailor,  279  n  Central  av 
Geisel  Christopher,  carp.  247  e  Biddle 
Geisel  Christopher,  tailor,  32  Josephine 
Geisendaffer  Luther  N.  printer,  127  n  Fremont 
Geisendaffer  Mrs.  Mary  C.  281  Saratoga 
Geisenger  Adam,  rag  picker,  .509  Canton  av 
Geiser  John,  tailor,  45  e  Fayette 
Geisler  John,  painter,  54  n  Central  av 
Geisler  John,  laborer,  13  Spruce  al 
Geismer  Adam,  shoemaker,  71  s  Chapel 
Geiss  John,  blacksmith,  268  Division 
Geiss  Mrs.  Margaret,  grocery,  cor  of  Bond 

and  Jefferson 
Geiss  Nicholas,  tinner,  112  s  Howard 
Geisz  Henry,  shoemaker,  96  Hillen 
Geiwitz  George,  artist,  7  Albemarle 
Gckler  Wm.  G.  clerk,  78  Lexington 
Gelhar  Ernst,  cabinet  maker,  100  e  Lombard 
Gelbart  John,  baker,  9  L.  Paca 
Gelhausen  John  B.  printer,  96  Holiday 
Gelleight  Peter,  woodsawyer,  510  Pensa.  av 
Geller  Peter,  shoemaker,  166  Sarah  Ann 
Gelston  Hugh  D.  planing  mill,  197  s  Caroline, 

office  Washington  hall,  5  e  Baltimore,  dw 

near  Calverton  mills,  Baltimore  Co. 
Gelston  Hugh,  office,  5  e  Baltimore,  dw  155 

St.  Paul 
GELSTON  V.  DeL.  agent  Calverton  Carpet 

Co.  5  e  Baltimore,  dw  155  St.  Paul 
Gemm  Henry,  cigar  maker,  35  s  Bethel 
Gemmell  Alexander,  clerk,  121  n  Charles 
GEMMELL  THOMAS,  miner  and  shipper 

of  coal,  44  w  Second,  dw  121  n  Charles 
Gemmell  Walter,  police,  535  Lexington 
Gemeny  Benj.  carpenter,  132  s  Chester 
Gempf  George,  carpenter,  55  n  Amity 
Gempp  John,  grocer,  153  Peirce 


GemundtChas.  (Pasquay  &  G.)  7  Harrison 
Gengnagel  Henry,  butcher,  86  Hampstead 
Gengnagel  Jacob,  sr.,  butcher,  34  and  36  Fell's 

Point  market,  dw  86  Hampstead 
Gengnagel  Jacob,  jr.,  butcher,  86  Hampstead 
Gengnagel  Sophia,  dressmaker,  148  Henrietta 
Genenpbunti  Solomon,  driver,  85  Columbia 
Gens  Charles,  professor  of  music,  344  Lex- 
ington 
Gensenvich  Rudolph, cigar  maker,  108  Raborg 
Gent  Henry,  ship  carpenter,  12  Hamburg 
Gent  John,  melter,  137  Henrietta 
Gent  Thos.  D   ship  carpen.  22  Hamburg 
Gentry  Haden,  telegraph  oper.  44  s  High 
Gentry  Wm.  D.  telegraph  oper.  44  s  High 
Genzer  John,  cooper,  Frederick  av  near  city 

limits 
Geoghegan  Catherine,  tailoress,  81  Hill 
Geoghegan  Miss  Henrietta,  vestmaker,  235  n 

Eden 
Geoghegan  Miss  Isadora,  vestmaker,  235   n 

Eden 
Geoghegan  Philemon,  ship  carpentrr,  Johnson 

near  West 
GEOGHEGAN     CAPT.     STEWART,    41 

Warren 
George  Alfred,  lumber  merch.  108  n  Greene 
GEORGE  ANDREW  J.  glassware  dealer,  41 

s  Charles,  dw  235  e  Baltimore 
George  Ann,  tailoress,  142  Hamburg 
George  Charles  W.  lumber  merchant,  108  n 

Greene 
George  Conrad,  170  s  Wolfe 
George  Ezekiel  C.  laborer,  326  Raborg 
George  Francis  G.  fresco  painter,  341  Franklin 
George  George  W.  printer,  163  n  Caroline 
George  Henry,  clerk,  710  w  Baltimore 
George  Henry,  shoemaker,  225  Light 
GEORGE    ISAAC   S.    wholesale  and  retail 
dealer  in  boots  shoes,  &c.  80  Centre  Mar- 
ket Space,  dw  214  e  Baltimore 
George  James,  farmer,  162  n  Howard 
George  Jas   B.  sr.  collector,  208  e  Baltimore 
GEORGE  &  JENKINS,  provision  and  com- 
mission merchants,  48  South 
George  John  M.  clerk,  208  e  Baltimore 
George  J.  Brown,  clerk,  214  e  Baltimore 
George  John  Henry,  clerk,  760  w  Baltimore 
George  John,  confectioner,  Philadelphia  depot 
George  John  B.  brakesman,  421  w  Lombard, 
George  Margaret,  trimmings,  72  Richmond 
George  Matlhias,  milkman,  O'Donnell,  near 

city  av 
George  Moses  L.  confectioner,  70  w  Baltimore 
George  Philip  T.  (G.  &  Jenkins,)  7  Franklin 
George  Samuel  K.  jr.  71  Mt.  Vernon  place 
George  W.  George,  engineer,  213  n  Bond 
George  Samuel  K.  com.  merchant,  50  s  Gay, 

dw  71  Mount  Vernon  place 
George  Stephen,  carpenter,  72  Richmond 
George  Stephen  &  Son,  lumber,  37  n  Greene 
George  Thos.  J.  bookkeeper,  208  e  Baltimore 
George  Wm.  S.  sr.,  carpenter,  1  George 
George  Wm.  S.  jr.,  clerk,  1  George 
George  William,  laborer,  80  Albemarle 
George  William  H.  W.  waterman,  142  Ham- 
burg 
George's  Creek  Coal  &  Iron  Co.  19  South,  up 

stairs,  A.  H.  Stump,  president 
Georghegan  John  R,  machinist,  130  Conway 
Georgius  Frederick,  painter,  50  Pearl 
Georgius  Gustavus   F.  barber,  17  Holiday, 
dwSi^n  High 


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Gephart  George    C.   butcher,  Fremont  near 

Penna.  av 
Gephardt  John,  tailor,  147  s  Bethel 
Gephardt  John,  tailor,  191  s  Chester 
Gephardt  Valentine,  laborer,  241  s  Wolfe 
Gephart  John,  laborer,  47  President 
Gephart  John,  jr.,  tobacco,  cigars,  &c.,  320 

w  Baltimore,  dw  303  w  Lombard 
Gepperich  James,  84  s  Wolfe 
Geraghty  Michael   F.  attorney,  5  Courtland 
Gerahty  Mrs.  Peter,  78  Block 
Gerahty  P.  J.  spar  maker,  78  Block 
Gerathy  Mary,  251  s  Wolfe 
Gerber  Anna  B.  237  Hamburg 
Gerber  Christian,  carpenter,  126  s  Paca 
Gerber  Ignatz,  laborer,  38  Durst  al 
Gerbur  John  C.  oilman,  89  s  Carey 
Gerbrich  Joseph,  grocery,  307  Cathedral 
Gerbrick  John  W.  engineer,  N.  C.  Railway, 

Mount  Royal,  foot  of  McMechin 
Gerbrick  Mary,  4  George 
GERDES,    BULLING    &    WEHRHANE, 
shipping  and  commission  merchants,  143  w 
Lombard 
Gerding  George,  foundryman,  531  Canton  av 
Gere  Rev.  John  A.  69  s  Broadway 
Gerhald    Henry,   saddle   tree   maker,    190  e 

Monument 
Gerhard  Christ,  shoemaker,  15  L.  McElderry 
Gerhard  Jacob,  nightman,  134  Hamburg 
Gerhard  John  A.  laborer,  21  L.  McElderry 
Gerhardt  Henry,  tailor,  85  McElderry's  whf. 
Gerhart  George,  150  Burgundy  al 
Gerhold  Charles,  tailor,  164  n  Eden 
Gerhold  George,  shoemaker,  10  Baker 
Gerhold  George,  shoemaker,  169  n  Eden 
Gerin  Mrs.  Rebecca  A.  544  Saratoga 
Gerity  John,  laborer,  102  St.  Peter 
Gerke  Charles,  furs,  60  Lexington 
Gerken  Mrs.  24  Thames 
Gerken  VVm.  J.  grocer,  76  Boyd 
Gerkman  August,  tailor,  61  Bank 
Gerlach  Mrs.  Margaret,  271  e  Monument 
Germ  Frederick,  gunsmith,  33  e  Lombard 
German  Anne  M.  172  p  Broadway," 
German  Baptist  Church,  Calhoun  nrSchroeder 
German  Benj.  C.  jr.  provisions,  n  e  cor  Mad- 
ison and  Spring 
German  Benj.  wheelwright,  70  n  Broadway 
German  Chas.  B.  shoemaker,  228  e  Lombard 
German  Chas.  F.  bakery,  33  n  Frederick 
German  Catholic  People's  Gazette,  over  114 

w  Baltimore 
GERMAN  CORRESPONDENT,  3  sGay 
German  Evangelical  Reformed  Church,  Con- 
way near  Sharp 
German    Evangelical  Reformed  Church,  n  e 

cor  St.  Peter  and  Scott 
German  and  English  School,  s  e  cor  Penna  av. 

and  Mosher 
German  George,  shoemaker,  104  s  Bond 
German  H.  352  s  Caroline 
German  Isaac  S.  broom  maker,  16  Haw 
German  Jacob  K.  tavern,  248  Broadway 
Gorman  Job,  chair  maker,  223  n  Central  av 
German  John,  sail  maker,  252  e  Lombard 
German  John,  police,  12  n  Caroline 
German  John,  laborer,  17  Elliott 
German  Joseph,  photographer,  over  234  Lex- 
ington 
German  Joseph  S.  39  n  Exeter 
German  Lutheran  Reformed  Church,  cor  Sar- 
atoga and  Holiday 


German  Lutheran  Church,  234  Eastern  av 
German    Mary,    confectionery,  228  e  Lom- 
bard 
German  Mary,  21  Block 
German  M.  E.  Church,  cor  Penna.  av  and 

Mosher 
German  Methodist  Reformed    Church,  139  s 

Bioadway 
Germania    Mannergor    Rooms,    over  147  w 

Lombard 
German  Reformed  Church,  Calvert  s  of  Sara- 
toga 
Germania    Society,  (German    Club,)  165   w 

Lombard 
German n  Geo.  P.  33  n  Frederick 
Germann  Herman,  butcher.  Western  Ceme- 
tery la 
Germer  John  Henry,  shoemaker,  6  Burke, 
Germershausen  Francis  G.  shoemaker,  269  n 

Central  av 
Germershausen  Louis,  grocery,  114  Vine 
Gerner  George,  painter,  4  Plowman 
Gernet  Jacob,  laborer,  308  Johnson 
Gerneth  Bartholomew,  laborer,  20  Fountain 
Gernhardt  Herman  T.  glass  stainer,  over  s  e 

cor  Fayette  and  Holiday,  dw  162  Aisquith 
Gernhart  Jacob,  cabinet  maker,  37  L.  McEl- 
derry 
Gerns  Lydia,  seamstress,  114  Vine 
Gerns  Wm.  S.  soldier,  114  Vine 
Gerrish  Wm.  502  w  Fayette 
Gerwick  John,  laborer,  16  Callendar  al 
Gerz  Henry,  shoemaker,  137  Low 
Gesang  Adam,  tailor,  211  s  Bond 
Gesford  Geo.  coach  smitli,  21  Stirling 
Gesford  Wm.  328  Franklin 
Gestenberg  p.  M.  265  Aliceanna 
Gest  Edward,  soldier,  188  Lemmon 
Gest  Mrs.  Rebecca,  188  Lemmon 
Gessner  Barbara,  grocery,  325  Canton 
Gessner  John   N.   grocery,    44  Greenmount 

av 
Gessler  Francis  X.  piano  maker,  44  Clay 
Getlien  Pauline,  dress  maker,  202  s  Bethel 
Getierman  Louis,  baker,  166  n  Eden 
Gettier   Augustus  J.  carpenter,  150  Division 
Gettier  Charles  A.  messenger  Adams  Express, 

357  Pennsylvania  av 
Gettier  Charles  A.  messenger  Adams  Express, 

571  Saratoga 
Gettier  Cor.  E.  messenger  Adams'  Express, 

357  Pennsylvania  av 
Gettier  Edmund  P.  cooper,  45  Mosher 
Gettier  Edward  P.  painter,  237  w  Biddle 
Gettier  Henry,  turner,  57  Biddle  al 
Gettier  Henry,  turner,  237  w  Biddle 
Gettier  Jacob,  271  Saratoga 
Gettier  Jacob,  huckster,  158  s  Bond 
Gettier  John  L.  carpenter,  102  Hoffman,  dw 

104 
Gettier  John  T.  tinner,  271  Saratoga 
Gettier  John  L.  237  w  Biddle 
Gettier    Jos.    A.   leather  inspector,  139  Mc- 

Culloh 
Gettier  Margaret,  104  Ross 
Gettier  Wm.  P.  tobacco  and  cigar  dealer,  25 

w  Pratt 
Gettier  Wm.  H,  painter,  237  w  Biddle 
Gettier  Wm.  V.  bricklayer,  9  Grundy 
Gettisch  Conrad,  laborer,  255  Aliceanna 
Gettman  Adam,  laborer,  2  Shakspear 
Gettslich  Chas.  E.  clerk,  311  Franklm 
Getty  David  A.  86  a  Eden 


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Getty  Eliza,  141  Saratoga 

Getty  Francis,  69  n  Paca 

Getty  James,  221  w  Lombard 

Getty  James  F.  clerk,  69  Paca 

Getty  James,  dry  goods,  105  n  Gay,  and  67 

n  Howard,  dw  Lombard  between  Paca  and 

Greene 
Getz  Andrew,  tailor,  50  Short 
Getz  Adam  J.  paver,  2  Hulls  la 
Getz  Anse,  grocery,  220  s  Caroline 
Getz  Charles  S.  artist,  579  Lexington 
Getz  Charles,   (E.  A.  Keene   &  Co.)    266  e 

Baltimore 
Getz  Christian,  grocer,  cor  Eutaw  &  Henrietta 
Getz  Conrad,  tailor,  259  n  Eden 
Getz  Conrad,  barber,  127  s  Broadway 
Getz  Conrad,  tailor,  264  s  Ann 
Getz  Earnest,  74  Lewis 
Getz  Earnest,  printer,  37  Low 
Getz  Frederick,  shoemaker,  29  May 
Getz  George,  cutter,  108  s  Caroline 
Getz  Henry,  sawyer,  257  Eastern  av 
Getz  Jacob,  laborer,  69  s  Chapel 
Getz  John,  saddle  and  harness,  176  n  Gay, 

dw  259  n  Eden 
Getz  John,  driver,  12  L.  Broadway 
Getz  John  M.  carpenter,  173  Aisquith 
Getze  Augustus,  stoves  and  tinware,  286  n 

Gay 
Getzendener  Charles,  soldier,  3  China 
Getzer  Frank,  shoemaker,  106  Gough 
Getzgow    Michael,    tailor,   Central  av  near 

Chase 
Getzinger  Mrs.  Magdalene,   seamstress,    86 

Albermarle 
Geyer  Adam,  tailor,  71  s  Fremont 
Geyer  August,  grocery,  233  e  Lombard 
Geyer    Edw.   G.   (G.  &  Wilkins,)   239   w 

Lombard 
Geyer  &  Wilkins,   ship,  and  commis.  mer- 
chants, 122  w  Lombard 
Geyer  Margaret,  laundress,  43  Johnson 
Geyser  Frantz,  fruit  dealer,  3  Spring  ct 
Ghalor  George,  switchman,  192  s  Eutaw 
Ghee  Henry,  trunkmaker,  76  Mulberry 
Ghering  Joseph,  drayman,  412  s  Charles 
Ghequiere  Mrs.  Cecibee,  133  Pearl 
Ghequiere    Miss    Sarah,   seamstress,   306   n 

Eutaw 
Gibaney  Christopher,  drayman,  84  Richmond 
Gibaney  Elizabeth,  84  Richmond 
Gibaney  Sarah,  84  Richmond 
Gibaney  John,  stone  cutter,  154  Cathedral 
Gibel  Frederick,  laborer,  27  Fell 
Giardin  Emile,  jeweler,  130  L.  Greene 
Gibbius  John,  machinist,  162  Raborg 
Gibbon  Patrick,  light  house  builder,   176  L. 

Constitution 
Gibbons  Mrs.  Ann,  75  Hill 
Gibbons  Austin,  puddler,  35  Burke.  Canton 
Gibbons  Mrs.  Eliza,  256  Madison 
Gibbons  Hubbard,  laborer,  4  Addison 
Gibbons    Rev.  James,    pastor  St.   Bridget's 

Church,  cor  Cannon  and  Hudson 
Gibbons  James  S.  porter,  18  Rock 
Gibbons  John,   carter,   n   e   cor   Elliott  and 

Potomac 
Gibbons  John,  laborer,  226  German 
Gibbons  Mrs.  Mary  Ann,  18  Rock 
Gibbons  Nicholas,  laborer,  Clinton 
Gibbons  Stephen,  steward  at  Maltby  House 
Gibbons  Sarah  A.  milliner,  48  e  Baltimore 
Gibbons  Wm.  clerk.  17  n  Caroline 


Gibbons  Wm.  tailor,  226  German 

Gibbs  Edward  A.  37  McCulIoh 

Gibbs  Mary  A.  539U  w  Fayette 

Gibbs  Sarah  Ann,  197  Forrest 

Gibbs  Wm.  cigar  maker,  197  Forrest 

Giblin  Andrew,  barkeeper,  14  Buren 

Giblin  Daniel,  laborer,  70  McKim 

Gibmyer  Frederick,  laborer,  383   Canton  av 

Gihney  Geo.  J.  (G.  &  Hall,)  685  Lexington 

Gibney    Hall  &    Co.,   com.   merchants,  90 

Spears'  wharf 
Gibaney  James,  drayman,  84  Richmond 
Gibney  John,  cabinet  maker,  481  Lexington 
Gibney  Dr.  Richard,  dentist,  32  n  Gay 
Gibson  Andrew,  barkeeper,  14  Buren 
Gibson  Rev.  Alexander  E.  202  Eastern  av 
Gibson  A.  F.  bookkeeper,  90  Saratoga 
Gibson  A.  F.  90  Saratoga 
Gibson  Anna  T.  boarding,  144  w  Baltimore 
Gibson  Mrs.  Annie  E.  122  e  Baltimore 
GIBSON    &  BOHANNAN,  lock  manuf.   1 

Cheapside 
Gibson  Charles  C.  (G.  &  Co.)  149  w  Biddle 
GIBSON  &  CO.,  auctioneers,  over  7  n  Charles 
Gibson  Chas.   T.    (G.  &   Bohannan,)  411   n 

Central  av 
Gibson  David,  mariner,  175  Central  av 
Gibson  George,  printer,  4  Ensor 
Gibson  Geo.  W.  laborer,  Hunter  al  near  John 
Gibson   George,    (G.   &   Co.)  119  s  Charles 
GIBSON  Dr.  GEORGE  S.  116  Park 
Gibson  Dr.  G.  S.  jr.  116  Park 
Gibson  Henry,  tile  maker,  near  Reese's  iron 

works 
Gibson  Henry  B.  clerk,  90  Saratoga 
Gibson  Henry  W.  painter,  70  Ross 
Gibson  Mrs.  James, principallngleside  Semi- 
nary, near  Catonsville,  Baltimore  co 
Gibson  James  A.  tinner,  9  Mott 
Gibson  James  Wm.  clerk,  5  McElderry 
Gibson  James  S.  soldier,  212  German 
Gibson  Jane,  57  e  Monument 
Gibson  John  R.  stevedore,  292  e  Monument 
Gibson  Joseph,  printer,  130  e  Madison 
Gibson  Mary,  260  n  Howard 
Gibson  Mary,  121  Park 
Gibson  Margaret,  Vincent  near  Baltimore 
Gibson  Patrick,   cashier  Bank  of  Baltimore, 

dw  9  Cathedral 
Gibson  Rezin  S.  4  s  Broadway 
Gibson  Robert,  rigger,  222  Eastern  av 
Gibson  Samuel,  watchmaker,  2  Watson  ct 
Gibson  Thos.  L.  laborer,  Hunter  al  near  John 
Gibson  Capt.  Wm.  267  e  Pratt 
Gibson  Wm.  confectioner,  746  w  Baltimore 
Gibbons  Wm.  L.  waterman,  49  n  Caroline 
Gick  John,  carpenter,  287  n  Central  av 
Giddart  John,  huckster,  158  s  Bond 
Giddeghen  Charles,  laborer,  5  Orchard 
Giddings  Marshal,  porter,  51   Chesnut 
Giefel  Mrs.  Barbara,  tailoress,  6  West  al 
Gierty  Patrick,  250  n  Howard 
Gies  John,  car  driver,  202  Stirling 


GIESE  J.  HENRY,  Commission 
Merchant  for  the  sale  of  Flour, 
Grain,  Seeds,  and  all  kinds  of 
Country  Produce,  21  Spear's  whf. 

)|^=  Agency  for  sale  of  Rosendale 
Cement  and  Calcined  Plaster. 
Dw.  cor.  Eager  and  Calvert. 


J.   HENRY   GIESE,   Coinuussion   Mercliant,   for   tJie   sale    of  F-lour,   Grain,  Seeds,  &e. 
Rosendale  Cement  and  Calcined  Plaster  constantly  on  hand,  ai  Speor'a  Mnuact. 


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Giesener  John,  laborer,  245  s  Dallas 
Gieske  Chas.  clerk,  33  Conway 
Gieske  Gustav,  (G.&  Niemann,)  98  Hanover 
Gieske  &  Niemann,  leaf  tobacco  commission 

merchants,  120  s  Charles 
Giesler  George,  fisherman,  2  Gould  la 
Giesler  John"  A.  cutter,  283  w  Pratt 
Giesler  John,  instrument  maker,  283  w  Pratt 
Giesregen  Paulus,  carpenter,  108  s  Spring 
Giesrehn  Fredk.,  baker,  120  Greenniount  av 
Giest  Henry,  brickmaker,  903  w  Pratt 
Gilford  Mrs.  Hugh,  82  s  Bond 
Gilford  James  J.  carpenter,  188  e  Fayette 
Giglein  John  A.  lager  beer,    Madison    near 

Northern  av 
Gilbert  Albert  G   (G.  H.  Reese  &  Bro.)  163 

w  Lombard 
Gilbert  Aquilla,  carpenter,   Kimmel  al    near 

Saratoga,  dw  98  Pearl 
Gilbert  Edward,  coach  trimmer,  75  Aisquith 
Gilbert  Georgiana,  milliner,  75  Aisquith 
Gilbert  Jarrett  N.  clerk,  20  s  Paca 
Gilbert  Joseph  M.  clerk,  98  Pearl 
Gilbert   Lewis,    provisions,  212   n    Howard, 

dw  68  w  Biddle 
Gilbert  Lew'is,  tinner,  34  n  Amity 
Gilbert  Wm.  B.  shoemaker,  152  Columbia 
Gilbert  Wm.  H.  agent  York  road  Passenger 

Railway,  office  cor  East  and  Ensor,  dw  15 

s  Caroline 
Gilbrcg,  John,  boot  fitter,  5  Elizabeth  la 
Gilchrist  James,  drayman,  279  w  Pratt 
Gilchrist  John,  drayman,  105  York 
Gilda  Anna,  104  w  Fayette 
Gildea  Francis,  bricklayer,  31  St.  Mary 
Gildea  John  H.  (John  F.  Forrester  &  Co.) 

29  St.  Mary 
Gildea  John,  huckster,  29  St.  Mary 
Gildea  John,  laborer,  207  Vine 
Gildea  Maria,  seamstress,  11  Penna.  av 
Gilder  Lawrence  L.  soldier,  27  s  Pacu 
Gildersleve  Geo.  (G.  &  Whitridge,)  Charles 

n  of  Eager 
GILDERSLEVE   &  W^HITRIDGE,  stock 

and  bill  brokers,  61  w  Second 
Giles  Augustus,  34  n  Calvert 
Giles  Geo.  W.  laborer,  Marriott  nr.  Haubert 
Giles  Henry  M.  93  Garden 
Giles  John,  tanner,  141  s  Fremont 
Giles  Joseph,  cooper,  116  s  Fremont 
Giles  Joseph,  tailor,  223  s  Bond 
Giles  Mary  A.  tavern,  149  Eastern  av 
Giles  Mary  J.  163  Ross 
Giles  Wm.  oak  cooper,  453  Franklin 
Giles  Wm.  F.  judge  U.  S.  District  Court,  17 

Franklin 
Gilford  Thos.  carpenter,  58  Mullikin 
Gilfos  Theodore,  tailor,  249  e  Biddle 
Gilfoyle  Patrick,  laborer,  12  Rose 
Gilgartner  Louis,  sone  cutter,  70  s  Bond 
Gilliooley  Patrick,  laborer,  14  Buren 
Gilhooly  Mrs.  Mary,  22  Morris  al 
Gill  Absalom,  shoemaker,  82  Peirce 
Gill  Mrs.  Angelica,  256  Madison  av 
Gill  Andrew,  stone  cutter,  26  Scott 
Gill  Bryson   &   Son,   dentists,   cuppers   and 

leechers,  56  s  Sharp 
GILL  Dr.  BRYSON  J.  dentist,  212  n  Eutaw 
Gill  Chas.  M.  ( Bryson  G.&  Son,)  56  s  Sharp 
Gill  Daniel  D.  attorney,  n  w  cor  Fayette  and 

St.  Paul,  dw  4  Garden 
Gill  Elisha,  ship  carp.  27  Philpot 
Gill  Edward,  trader,  265  n  Eden 


Gill  Elizabeth  R.  confectionery,  455  n  Gay 

Gill  Elisha  P.  grocer,  Aliceanna  near  Cannon 

Gill  Ely  A.  (Saml.  H.  G.  &  Bro.)  56  s  Sharp 

Gill  Frederick  Y.  soldier,  14  Durst  al 

Gill  George,  driver,  195  s  Chapel 

Gill  George,  fisherman,  123  s  Wolfe 

GILL  GEORGE  M.  attorney,  36  St.  Paul,  dw 

227  n  Charles 
Gill  Henry,  typefounder,  131  Harford  av 
Gill  Mrs.  Jane  M.  cupping  and  leeching,  212 

n  Eutaw 
Gillen  James,  plumber,  96  Holiday 
Gill  James  R.  carpenter,  Wolfe  near  Pratt, 

dw  176  Bank 
Gill  John,  tavern,  23  Lemmon  i 

Gill  John  C.  bricklayer,  150  n  Fremont 
Gill  J.  L.  D.  13  n  High 
Gill  Mrs.  Julia,  5  n  Fremont 
Gill  Luther,  saddler,  336  w  Pratt 
Gill  Maria  M.  175  n  Eutaw 
Gill  M.  Gillet,  (Martin  Gillet  &  Co.)  160  w 

Fayette 
Gill  Nich.  cooper,  444  Lexington 
Gill  Noah,  cooper,  419  n  Gay 
Gill  0.  M.  62  St.  Paul 
Gill  Owen  A.  (Martin  Gillet  &  Co.)  160   w 

Fayette 
Gill  Peter,  tinner,  Eastern  Hotel,  Centre  Mar- 
ket space 
Gill  Stephen,  laborer,  202  s  Wolfe 
Gill  Samuel  H.  &  Brother,  dentists,  n  w  cor 

Hanover  and  Lombard,  dw  S.  H.  G.  56  s 

Sharp 
Gill  Wm.  E.  cooper,  308  Franklin 
Gill  Dr.  Wm.  F.  dentist,  214  w  Biddle 
Gill  William  L.  teller  Merchant's  Bank,  41 

Courtland 
Gillan  Patrick,  cooper,  61  e  Monument 
Gillan  Patrick,  laborer,  84  French 
Gillard  James,  laborer,  207  Lemmon 
Gillard  Wm.  H.  whip  maker,  113  Pearl 
Gillapsey  Robert,  painter,  23  St.  Mary 
Gilbee  Catherine,  30  Townsend 
Gillegan  Edward,  ship  carp.  340  e  Lombard 
Gillelan  William  J.  carpenter,  79  Preston 
Gillen  James,  plumber,  96  Holiday 
Gillen  Michael,  huckster,  cor  Boyd  &  Amity 
Gillen  Wm.  baker,  90  Holiday 
Giller  Charles,  tinner,  289  Franklin 
Giller  Francis,  tailor,  162  Stirling 
Gillery  John,  laborer,  20  Stiles 
Gillespie  Patrick,  laborer,  98  Chesapeake 
Gillespie   Wm.   copper  plate   engraver,  over 

220  w  Baltimore,  dw  467  w  Fayette 
Gillet  Geo.  M.  (G.  M.  G.&  Co.)  60  w  Biddle 
GILLET  GEORGE  M.  &  CO.  tea,  56  s  Gay 
GILLET  MARTIN  &   CO.  tea,  38  w  Lom- 
bard 
Gillett  John,  railroad  agent,  108  e  Monument 
Gilley  Charles,  mariner,  166  e  Lombard 
Gilley  Capt.  Isaac  F.  mariner,  166  e  Lombard 
Gilley  Wm.  T.  mariner,  166  e  Lombard 
Gilliel  Mrs.  Ann  C.  doctress,  69  Harford  av 
Gilligan  Patrick,  huckster,  549  Saratoga 
Gillin  James,  cooper,  61  e  Monument 
Gillin  Patrick,  hackman,  34  Marion 
Gillingham  Capt.  Christopher,  136  s  Paca 
Gillingham  David,  car  driver,  233  e  Madison 
Gillingham  E.D. engraver,  Gilmor  nr  Saratoga 
Gillingham  Edw.  conductor  B.  &  0.  R.  R. 

dw  136  s  Paca 
Gillingham  Geo.  H.  bookkeeper,  dw  Howard 

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Gillingham  Geo.  0.  clerk,  322  Madison  av 
Gillingham  Henry  R.  machinist,  136  s  Paca 
Gillingham  James,  miller,  483  Belair  av 
Gillingham  Mary  A.  tailoress,  21  Cullender  al 
Gillingham  Wm.  baggage  agt.  B.  &  0.  R.  R. 

17  Warren 
Gillman  Geo.  H.  agent  for  Fairbank's  scales, 

246  w  Baltimore 
Gilman  John  S.  (Horace  Abbott  &  Son)  67  e 

Pratt 
Gilman  Dr.  Judson,  172  Saratoga 
Gillmeyer  Geo.  S.  watchman,  11  TownsenS 
Gilmor  Charles  S.  Northern  av  nr  Charles 
Gilmor  Charles,  agent  Baltimore  Co's   coal, 

dw  108  Park 
Gilmor  House,  Monument  square 
Gilmor  Robert,  jr.  attorney,  20  Law  Buildings, 

dw  108  Park 
Gilmor  Wm.  jr.  stock  broker,   49  Exchange 

place,  dw  108  Park 
Gilmor  William,  47  Franklin 
Gilmore  James,  drayman,  94  Warren 
Gilmore  John,  clerk,  38  Chatsworth 
Gilmore  Letitia,  grocery,  85  Hillen 
Gilmore  Mrs.  Louisa,  38  Chatsworth 
Gilmore  Mrs.  Nancy  C.  3  Aisquith 
Gilmore  Richard  J.  clothing  cutter,  204  s  Ann 
Gilmore  Robert,  moulder,  85  Hillen 
Gilmore  Mrs.  Rachel,  147  German 
Gilmore  Thos.  laborer,  4  Phoenix  row,  Hillen 
Gilmour  Mrs.  Andrew  M.  239  w  Pratt 
GILMOUR  JAMES  D.  confectioner  and  ba- 
ker, n  e  cor  Madison  and  Eutaw 
Gilmour  Franklin  M.  confectioner  and  baker, 

239  w  Pratt 
Gilpin  Albert,  clerk,  163  w  Lombard 
Gilpin  Bern.  (Canby,  G.  &  Co.)  Halto.  co 
Gilpin  John  W.  barrels,  80  Cross 
Gilroy  Catherine,  cook,  56  Raborg 
Gilroy  John,  soap  maker,  3  Stiles 
Gimper  Wm.  F,  sugar  refiner,  55  Granby 
Ginder  Andrew,  laborer,  2  Wyeth 
Ginder  Peter,  tanner,  370  e  Eager 
Gingkel  John,  tailor,  80  s  Wolfe 
Ginsel  Henry,  drayman,  96  s  Eutaw 
Ginter  Francis,  shoemaker,  15  Scott 
Ginter  John  A.  carpenter,  281  Ross 
Ginter  John,  laborer,  33  Biddle  al 
Ginthel  Henry,  tailor,  239  Lee 
Giorgie  Signer,  professor  music,  16  Valley 
Gipe  George,  huckster,  Jefferson  nr  Broadway 
Gipson  Edw.  laborer,  50  Caroline 
Gipprich  Antony,  photographer,  84  s  Wolf 
Gipprich  Joseph,  clothing  cutter,  84  s  Wolfe 
Girardin  Emile,  jeweler,  130  s  Greene 
Girdin  Henry,  laborer,  49  Canton  av 
Girvin  Catherine,  295  Franklin 
Girvin  James,  149  n  Paca 
GIRVIN  J.  M.  ship,  commission  merchant, 

23  Spear's  whf.  dw  278  Paca  row 
Girvin  Robert,  gas  fitter,  17  Goodman  al 
Girvin  Wm.  G.  clerk,  295  Franklin 
Gisen  John,  hackman,  104  Franklin 
Gisengetter  Wm.  car  driver,  219  s  Broadway 
Gissel  Wm.  tailor,  281  Hanover 
Gishel  Conrad,  cigar  maker,  169  Columbia 
Gith  Philip,  shoemaker,  21  e  Fayette 
Gist  Jos.  (G.  &  Wells)  306  w  Lombard 
f         Gist  Mary,  25  Orleans 

Gist  Nicholas  R.  attorney,  108  Aisquith 
Gist  Wm.  salesman,  64  e  Lombard 
Gist  &  Wells,  produce  and  commission  mer- 
chants, 126  and  128  s  Eutaw 


Gist  W.  L  306  w  Lombard 

Gittings  Catherine,  45  Garden 

Gittings  Edw.  S.  moulder,  50  n  Fremont 

Gittings  James  (D.  Levering  <t  Co.)   s  e  cor 

McMechin  and  Grundy 
GITTINGS    JOHN  S.   &  CO.   bankers,  29 

South. — [See  p.  35  Jdvertiseinents.] 
Gittings  John  S.   (John  S.  G.  &  Co.)  presi- 
dent Chesapeake  Bank,  office  13  North,  dw 
149  St.  Paul 
Gittings  John  L.  wagoner,  105  n  Spring 
Gittings  Lambert  &  Co.  com.  and  ship,  mer- 
chants, 58  Buchanan's  whf 
Gittings  Lambert  (L.  G.  &  Co.)  61  Mt.  Ver- 
non place 
Gittings  Richard  J.  (A.  W.  Machen  &  R.  J. 
Gittings,)  State's  attorney  for  Baltimore  co. 
47  St.  Paul,  dw  Baltimore  co 
Gittings  Richard,  123  North 
Gittings  Wm.  wagoner,  107  n  Spring 
Gittings  Wm.  engineer,  386  Light 
Giustiniani   Rev.  Joseph,   pastor  Church   of 
Immaculate  Conception,  n   e  cor  Mosher 
and  Ross 
Given  Nicholas,  207  Aliceanna 
Glaab  George,  shoemaker,  57  Holland 
Gladding  Capt.  Alfred,  209  Hanover 
Gladding  Lavinia,  boarding,  209  Hanover 
Glady  Henry,  barber,  49  Thames 
Gladston  And.  J.  bricklayer,  212  Harford  av 
Gladston  Chas.  A.  bricklayer,  208  Harford  av 
Gladston  Mrs.  Rebecca,  212  Harford  av 
Glaen  Anthony,  locksmith,  63  Pearl 
Glaenzer  Chas.  F.  grocer,  832  w  Baltimore 
Glaeser  Catherine,  203  s  Bond 
Glaeser  Fredk.  shoemaker,  201  s  Bond 
Glaeser  Jacob,  shoemaker,  638  Light 
Glaeser  John,  shoemaker,  203  s  Bond 
Glaer  George,  laborer,  130  French 
Glaghorn  John,  shoemaker,  15  Armistead  la 
Glanding  David,  carpenter,  322  w  Fayette 
Glanding  Mrs.  Mary,  322  w  Fayette 
Glann  Joseph,  bricklayer,  150  Hillen 
Glann  Samuel  J.  carpenter,  63  n  Caroline 
Glanville  Arthur  J.  clerk,  247  n  Caroline 
Glanville  James  0.  salesman,  247  n  Caroline 
Glanville  James  W.  collector,  247  n  Caroline  • 
Glanville  Robert  B.  clerk  N.  C.  R.  R.  247  n 

Caroline 
Glanville  Thomas,  shoemaker,  509  Saratoga 
Glas  Conrad,  lager  beer  saloon,  370  Penna.  av 
Glase  John,  laborer,  Clinton,  Canton 
Glaser  Henry,  shoemaker,  68  McElderry 
Glaser  Henry,  shoemaker,  165  e  Fayette 
Glaser  John,  laborer,  30  Burke 
Glasgow  Mrs.  Ann  B.  256  w  Fayette 
Glasgow  James,  bookkeeper,  25  n  Calvert 
Glass  Chas.  F.  clerk,  Fremont  nr.  Penna.  av 
Glass  Emory,  shoemaker,  165  Hughes 
Glass  George,  cooper,  74  s  Central  av 
Glass  George,  baker,  239  Light 
Glass  Henry,  laborer,  161  s  Eden 
Glass  James  A.  police,  122  s  Eden 
Glass  John,  laborer,  249  s  Bethel 
Glass  Sarah  Ann,  208  Forrest 
Glass  Wm.  D.  harness  maker,  129  s  Fremont, 

dw  172  Columbia 
Glasser  Catharine  M.  dressmak.  105  s  Dallas 
Glasser  Frederick,  baker,  105  s  Dallas 
Glasshoff  Mrs.  Teresa,  laundress,  17  s  Wash- 
ington, F.  P. 
Glassman  John,  laborer,  342  Canton  av 
Glatthaer  Lewis,  cooper,  336  s  Sharp 


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Glattseur  John,  soldier,  Dover  near  Fulton 
Glauber  Jacob,  47  Harrison 
Gleasar  Frederick,  shoemaker,  201  s  Bond 
Gleasar  John,  shoemaker,  203  s  Bond 
Gleaser  John,  shoemaker,  204  Bank 
Gleason  Catherine,  laundress,  60  Lewis 
Gleason  Catherine,  seamstress,  250  n  Eutaw 
Gleason  David  A.  carpenter,  250  n  Eutaw 
Gleason  Martin,  tailor,  11  Hillen 
Gleason  Michael  laborer,  11  Hillen 
Gleason  Wm.  H.  sutler,  Fulton  nr  Fayette 
Glebert  Zalastend,  shoemaker,  237  Light 
Gleeson  Mrs.   Bridget,  n  w  cor  Front  and 

Second 
Gleichman  John,  tailor,  144  s  Caroline 
Gleichman  Wm.  laborer,  232  s  Caroline 
Gleir  Martin,  dancing  master,  30Granby 
Glen  Alexander,  grocery,  257  e  Monument 
Glen  Jeanette,  grocery  and  liquor,  231  e  Mon- 
ument 
Glen  John,  laborer,  197  n  Eden 
Glenn  Alexander,  ship  carp.  294  e  Lombard 
Glenn  Benj.  ship  carp.  75  s  Washington,  F.P. 
Glenn  Elijah  B.  273  e  Baltimore 
Glenn  Elijah  B.  jr.  (Samuel  G.  &  Bro.)  273  e 

Baltimore 
Glenn  Mrs.  F.  butcher,  31  Belair  market,  dw 

Ensor  near  Forrest 
Glenn  John,  cooper,  192  Hanover 
Glenn  John,  soldier,  2  L.  Barclay 
Glenn  Joseph,  sweep  master,  211  e  Pratt 
Glenn  Margaret  F.  dress  maker,  64)^  Lex- 
ington 
Glenn  Mrs.  M.  F.  49  w  Biddle 
Glenn  Patrick,  laborer,  30  Morton  al 
Glenn  Samuel  &  Bro.   imp.   and   wholesale 

dealers  in  cutlery,  52  Light 
Glenn  Samuel  (S.  G.  &  Bro.)  273  e  Baltimore 
Glenn  Samuel  W.  artist,  56  Bond 
Glenn  Samuel  B.  shipsmith,  71  Gough 
Glenn  William,  grocery,  2.38  Bank 
GLENN  WILLIAM  W.  attorney  at  law,  6 

n  Calvort,  dw  153  n  Charles 
Glenn  Wm.  M.  ship  joiner,  71  Gough 
Glennan  John,  waiter,  74  Franklin 
Glennon  Thomas,  porter,  78  n  Greene 
Glestman  Wm.  laborer,  2.32  s  Caroline 
Glichrran  John,  tailor,  144  s  Caroline 
Glichman  Frederick,  teacher,  130  s  Dallas 
Giick  Caspar,  laborer,  271  Aisquith 
Glinn  Lieut.  James  G.  12  Holiday 
Glin  John,  carter,  385  e  Eager 
Glindy  Capt.  Wm.  U.  S.  N.,20]  w  Fayette 
Glock  Adam,  shoemaker,  181  s  Bethel 
Glock  Adam,  laborer,  175  s  Dallas 
Glocker  Emanuel  J.  clerk,  64  Columbia 
GLOCKER  &  NORRIS,  conveyancers  and 

property  agents,  63  w  Fayette 
Glocker  Theodore  W.  clinical  clerk  at  Balti- 
more Infirmary 
Glocker  Theo.  (G.  &  Norris,)  98  Saratoga 
Glodell  Mrs.  287  Franklin 
GLONINGER    JOHN    R.   &    CO.    wines, 

liquors,  cigars  and  groceries,  7  n  Charles 
Gloninger  John  R.  (J.  R.  C.  &  Co.)  47  Mul- 
berry 
Glonk  Christian,  shoemaker,  20  s  Peirce 
Glosler  Ernest,  tailor,  274  s  Charles 
Gloster  John,  soldier,  114  McEldcrry 
Gloss  Balthus,  baker,  26  Hampstead 
Glover  James,  boiler  maker,  84  s  Carey 
Glover  John  W.  boiler  maker,  324  William 
Glover  Joseph,  105  s  Caroline 


Glover  Thomas,  boiler  maker,  Aliceanna  near 

Cannon 
Glover  Thomas  A.  boiler  maker,  481  Light 
Gluck  Adam,  cooper,  26  Plea.sant  al 
Gluck  Henry  C.  grocery,  n  e  cor  Chew  and 

Caroline 
GLUCK  WM.  tin  and  sheet  iron  store,  79  and 

81  n  Gay,  dw  135 
Gluckstein  Alois,  shoe  store,  n  e  cor  Mulberry 

and  Eutaw 
Glutz  John,  weaver,  444  Saratoga 
Glynn  Lieut.  J.  Gabriel,  asst.  act.  adj't  gen'l. 

head  quarters,  dw  Eutaw  House 
Gminder  Jacob,  military  ornaments,  &c.  10)^ 

s  Calvert,  dw  153  s  Sharp 
Gnan  Henry,  carpenter,   17   s  Washington, 

F.  P, 
Gniesmer  Henry,  broom  maker,  45  Lancaster 
Gneiss  John,  laborer,  220  s  Durham 
Gnosphelius  Nathaniel,   periodicals,   831   w 

Baltimore 
Gobright  Covington  G.  clerk,  100  n  Greene 
Gobright  Joseph  S.  coachmaker,  341  Ross 
Gobright  Wm.  H.  editor,  37  n  Gilmor 
Gocking  Anton,  carpenter,  345  Canton  av 
Goddard  Charles,  patent  medicines,  59  n  Lib- 
erty 
Godey  Henry,  clerk,  41  Hanover 
Godey  Thomas,  hatter,  41  Hanover 
GODEY  THOMAS,  cabinet    manufacturer, 

54  Hanover,  dw  41 
Godfrey  George,  police,  236  n  Gay 
Godfrey  John,  furniture  wagoner,  152 George 
Godfrey  John,  wagoner,  590  Penna  av 
Godfrey  Sarah,  12  McElderry 
Godfrey  Samuel,  tailor,  12  McElderry 
Godfrey  Thomas,  15  Albemarle 
Godman  Adam  Q.  druggist,  cor  Gay  and  Bal- 
timore, dw  66  n  Eden 
Godman  Adeline,  confectionery,  94  Aisquith 
Godman  Mrs.  Amavinta,  vest  maker,   71  s 

Fremont 
Godman  Clemens,  shoemaker,  94  Aisquith 
Godman  George  R.  butcher,  898  w  Baltimore 
Godman  John,  butcher,  Frederick  road,  near 

Paradise  Hotel 
Godman  Sarah  A.,  Clifton,  Baltimore  co 
Godman  Thomas  W.  butcher,  64  Centre,  73 

Lexington  and  72  Hanover  markets,  dw  898 

w  Baltimore 
Godman  Thos.  S.  butcher,  26  Calverton  road 
Godman  William,  butcher,  153  Chatsworth 
Godman  Wm.  H. provision  store,  61Penna.  av 
Godtart  George  L.  cooper,  67  n  Gay 
Godwin  Mrs.  Ann,  188  Conway 
Godwin  H.  Hackeit,  clerk,  107  s  Sharp 
Godwin  Capt.  Jeremiah,  mariner,  172  Orleans 
Godwin  Littleton,  trunk  maker,   188  Conway 
Godwin  Michael,  laborer,  183  s  Spring 
Godwin  Mrs.  Sarah  J.  boarding,  274  n  Eutaw 
Godwin  Thos.  S.  draughtsman,  94  e  Fayette 
Godwin  Walter,  clerk,  104  William 
Godwin  William,  jr.,  commission  merchant,  5 

Wood,  dw  107  s  Sharp 
Godwin  Wm.  W.  clerk,  107  s  Sharp 
Goebe  Michael,  laborer,  85  s  Regester 
Goebel  Ludwig,  tailor,  11  Clay 
Goebel  Philip,  shoemaker,  338  Mulberry 
Goepel  Henry,  dry  goods,  164  s  Eutaw 
Goepert  Christian,  harness  maker,  251  s  Bond 
Goertz  Frederick  W.  confectioner,  185  s  Sharp 
Goertz  Hugo,  piano  maker,  306  Franklin 
Goeting  Philip,  tailor,  148  Camden 


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Goetz  George,  lager  beer,  64  s  Howard 
•Goetz  John  G.  baker,  843  w  Baltimore 
Goetz  John  A.  G.   stoves  and  tin  ware,  19 

Brown 
Goetz  John  W.  L.  painter,  37  Bevan 
Going  Alvah,  machinist,  104  w  Biddle 
Goft  Adam,  wood  sawyer,  26  Knox  al 
Gogel  Charles,  express  messenger,  405  n  Gay 
Goghegan  Henry,  varnisher,  433  w  Pratt 
Goggin  Richard,  mariner,  33  Fell 
Goh  Ferdinand,  lager  beer,  7  Calverton  road 
Gohlinghost  Harman,  tavern,  cor  of  Bond  and 

Lancaster 
Gohlinghorst  John  G.  tavern,  66  Light 
Gohlinghorst  John  G.  32  w  Lombard 
GOHLINGHORST  JOHN  H.   restaurant,  5 

Saratoga 
Gohn  John  B.  currier,  154  Light 
Gold  Abraham,  (R.  Kraus  &Co.)  47  Granby 
Gold  Bernard,  shoemaker,  32  Maiden  la 
Gold    Joseph,    brickmaker,  cor    Fulton   and 

Pratt 
Gold  Mrs.  Mary  E.  185  Conway 
Goldbeck  Wm.  carpenter,  86  s  Castle  al 
Golden  Ann,  huckstress,  30  Harford  av 
Golden  James,  laborer,  13  Webster  al 
Golden  John,  laborer,  168  Greenmount  av 
Golden  Richard,  laborer,  15  Carlton 
GOLDENBERG  &  WEINBERG,  embroi- 
deries, laces,  &c.  163  w  Baltimore 
Goldenberg  Reuben,  (G.  &  Weinberg,)  65  n 

Front 
Goldenberg  Seligman,  clerk,  23  s  Sharp 
Goldenburg  &  Co.  millinery,  52  n  Howard 
Goldenburg  Jacob,  121  n  Howard 
Golder  Mrs.  Archibald,  127  w  Fayette 
Golder  J.  C.  at  P.  Tiernan  &   Sons,   12   w 

Fayette 
Golder  Mary  T.  millinery,  76  Lexington,  dw 

16  St.  Paul 
Golder   Robert,  jr.,   (G.  &  Unduch)  495  w 

Fayette 
GOLDER  &  UNDUCH,  importers  and  deal- 
ers in  paper  hangings,  33  Hanover,  (east 
side.) 
Golder  Wm.  W.  bookkeeper,  127  w  Fayette 
Golderman  Sophia,  grocery,  56  Ensor 
Goldheim  Lazarus,  pedler,  44  n  Central  av 
Goldise  John  S.  butcher,  388  Penna.  av 
Goldman  Benjamin,  clothier,  4  Centre  Market 

space,  dw  9  s  Frederick 
GOLDMAN  EDWARD,  embroideries,  mil- 
linery and  fancy  goods,  490)^  w  Baltimore 
Goldman  Isaac,  48  s  Eutaw 
Goldman  Leman,  butcher,  96  Centre  and  46 
Belair  markets,  dw  Harford  av  nr  city  limits 
Goldman  Louis,  clothier,  803'2  Centre  Market 

space,  dw  11  Lloyd 
Goldman  William,  tailor,  49  n  Spring 
Goldsborough  Charles  H.  flour  store,  Forrest 

near  Hillen,  dw  118  n  Broadway 
Goldsborough  Charles  W.  at  Baltimore  Infir- 
mary 
Goldsborough  John  T.  engineer,  296  Light 
Goldsborough  John   W.   cabinet  maker,  81 

Orchard 
GOLDSBOROUGH  &   KRANMER,    flour 

and  feed  store,  161  Forrest 
Goldsborough  Dr.   Leander,  apothecary,   90 

Pearl 
Goldsborough  Louis  D.  printer,  90  Pearl 
Goldsborough   Martin,  agricultural   commis- 
sion merchant,  49  Courtland 


Goldsborough  Wm.   J.  clerk   Farmers    and 

Planters'  Bank,  118  n  Broadway 
Goldschmidt  Sol.  shoemaker,  123  s  Bethel 
Goldsman  Michael,  wagoner,  3  Hampstead 
Goldsmith  Aaron  L.  cigars,  tobacco,  &c.,  8w 

Baltimore 
Goldsmith  Charles,  shoemaker,  30  e  Baltimore 
GOLDSMITH  E.  importer  and  manufactur- 
er of  Havana,  German  and  domestic  cigars, 
20  s  Charles 
Goldsmith  Elijah  S.  bookkeeper,  149  Park 
Goldsmith  Eliza,  149  Park 
Goldsmith  Harman,   butcher,  81  Centre  and 

102  Belair  Markets,  dw  11  Gist 
Goldsmith  Herman,  pedler,  5  Watson 
Goldsmith  Jacob,  310  e  Monument 
Goldsmith  Jacob,  143  Chesnut 
Goldsmith  John  S.  second  hand  stoves,  &c, 

38  Douglas 
Goldsmith  John  T.  247  e  Madison 
Goldsmith  Jonas,  teacher,  25  n  Eden 
Goldsmith  Lewis  A.  25  Orchard 
Goldsmith  Lipman,  clerk,  223  w  Pratt 
Goldsmith  Morris,  glazier,  43  Harrison 
Goldsmith  Mrs.  Rachel,  dry  goods,  445  n  Gay 
Goldsmith  Reuben  S.  dry  goods,  208  Aliceanna 
Goldsmith  Samuel,  butcher,  70  Hanover  mar- 
ket, dw  11  Choptank 
Goldsmith  Saml.  shoemaker,  120  Burgundy  al 
Goldsmith  Samuel  H.  85  n  Calvert 
Goldsmith  Solomon,  jr.,  clerk,  208  Aliceanna 
Goldsmith  William,  tailor,  49  n  Spring 
Goldstein  Aaron,  ink  maker,  221  n  Central  av 
Goldstine  Mendel,  painter,  62  Clay 
Goldstrom  Abraham,  pedler,  76  n  Eden 
Goldstrom  M.  hats  and  caps,  248  Aliceanna 
Golibart  J.  &  Co.  teas,  wines  and  groceries, 

205  w  Pratt,  dw  J.  G.  10  s  Broadway 
Golibart  Mrs.  Mary  D.  156  e  Pratt 
Golibart  Simon  R.  (Randolph,  G.  &  Co.)  324 

e  Baltimore 
Golibart  F.  L.  clerk,  238  w  Pratt 
Golibart  Joseph,  (Ely  &  G.)  10  s  Broadway 
Golring  Conrad,  plumber,  247  s  Dallas 
Golmbeirski  G.  grocer,  261  s  Ann 
Gomigen  Joseph,  tailor,  426  w  Baltimore 
Gonce  John  T.  laborer,  24  Ross 
Gonder  Wm.  tobacconist,  167  Franklin 
Gontrum  Peter,  shoemaker,  92  Aisquith 
Gontrum  Wm.  C.  boiler  maker,  39  York 
Good  John  B.  furniture,  50  Harrison 
Good  N.  laborer,  301  Aliceanna 
Goodacre  Daniel,  clerk,  85  Albemarle 
Goodall  Alice,  seamstress,  129  e  Eager 
Goodall  Margaret,  129  e  Eager 
Goodbrad  George,  butcher,  Western  Ceme- 
tery lane 
Goode  Wm.  F.  importer  of  brandies,  wines, 

&c.,  188  Pearl 
Goodey   Frederick,  milkman,   Franklin  near 

Fremont 
Goodhand  James  B.  carpenter,  87  n  Calvert 
Goodhand  John,   (Tucker  &   Smith,)  17   n 

Fremont 
Goodhen  George  W.  58  n  Spring 
Goodison  Mrs.  Fanny,  dressmaker,  182  Han- 
over 
Goodloe  T.  W.  salesman,  116  German 
Goodman  Aaron,  clothier,  75  and  105  n  How- 
ard, dw  cor  Clay  and  Howard 
Goodman  Isaac,  second  hand  dealer,  62  Har- 
rison 
Goodman  Jacob,  machinist,  37  Scott 


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Goodman  John  B.  butcher,  s  e  cor  Chester 

and  Madison 
Goodman  John,  tailor,  208  s  Eutaw 
Goodman  Joseph,  cap  maker,  299  w  Pratt 
Goodman  Joseph,  clothier,  10  Centre  Market 

space 
Goodman  Josiah,  clothier,  22  Centre  Market 

space 
Goodman  John,  soldier,  147  Dover 
Goodman  Lewis,  second  hand  dealer,  68  Har- 
rison 
Goodman  Lewis,  rags,  145  Orleans 
Goodman  Mary,  29  Abbott 
Goodman  Mrs.  Maria,  241  s  Paca 
Goodman  Samuel,  tailor,  128  e  Lombard 
Goodman  Seigel,  teacher,  84  Harrison 
Goodman  Thomas,  laborer,  68  n  Central  av 
Goodman  Thomas,  dry  goods,  29  Hollins 
Goodman  Winnebald,  tailor,  115  McElderry 
Goodmoth  Jacob,  rags,  85  Bank 
Goodrick  George  W.   carpenter,  over  69  w 

Second 
Goodrick  Thomas  T.  carpenter,  156  n  Eutaw 
Goodspeed  Mrs.  R.  R.  179  Garden 
Goodwerdser  John,  tailor,  88  Chesnut 
Goodwin  Charles,  cashier  Franklin  Bank,  209 

w  Lombard 
Goodwin  James,  engineer,  255  Gough 
Goodwin  James,  bar  tender,  415  w  Baltimore 
GOODWIN  THOMAS,  dry  goods  commis- 
sion merchant,  12  Hanover,  dw  29  Hollins 
Goodwin  Richard  B.  (G.  &  Stevens,)  27  Stiles 
GOODWIN    &    STEVENS,   ship   builders, 

Philpot  near  drawbridge 
Goodwin  Thomas,  shoemaker,  48  Buren 
Gootee  A.  S.  99  s  Washington,  F.  P. 
Gootee  George   S.  clerk,  99  s  Washington, 

P.P. 
Goran  James,  laborer,  15  Hull 
Gorbelornel  Herman,  239  Mulberry 
Gordan  Wm.  A.  machmist,  62  n  Liberty 
Gordon  Bazil  F.  med.  student,  133  n  Charles 
Gordon  Mrs.  Basil  B.  133  n  Charles 
Gordon    Catharine,   huckstress,    150   Green- 
mount  av 
Gordon  Daniel,  engineer,  84  Granby 
Gordon  David,  baker,  72  Albemarle 
Gordon  Eliza,  185  s  Washington,  F.  P 
Gordon   George  W.,  Judge  of  Appeal  Tax 

Court,  105  s  Eden 
Gordon  George  J.  98  e  Baltimore 
Gordon  George  B.  silversmith,  over  46  Holi- 
day, dw  276  Greenmount  av 
Gordon  Hezekiah,  stone  cutter,  72  Albemarle 
Gordon  Isaac  N.  printer,  96  Lee 
Gordon   J.    Henry,  silversmith,  278   Green- 
mount  av 
Gordon  Jas.  A.  bricklayer,  19  Constitution 
Gordon  Dr.  James  W.  W.  545  w  Fayette 
Gordon  James,  (Zimmers  &  G.)  106  German 
Gordon  John,  laborer,  143  e  Lombard 
Gordon  Joseph,  shoemaker,  36  Orleans 
Gordon  Joseph,  cooper,  102  n  Fremont 
Gordon  Josiah,  cigar  maker,  304  Mulberry 
Gordon  Martin,  laborer,  19  Pleasant  al 
Gordon  Wm.  F.  cabinet  maker,  488  Franklin 
Gordon  Wm.  chair  painter,  41  French 
Gordon  Wm.  76  Saratoga 
Gordsciiell  PVed'k  D.  butcher,  10  Townsend 
Gordshell  Dr.  George  W.  163  n  Fremont 
Gordy  Julia,  10«  s  High 
Gore  Jacob  W.  blacksmith,  231  Hollins 
Gore  John  W.  carpenter,  133  Hoffman 


Gore  Philip  M.  puddler,  231  Hollins 

Gore  Thomas,  92  Saratoga 

Gorgas  Dr.  Ferdinand  J.  F.  office  79  n  Charles, 

dw  78  n  Fremont 
Gorges  John,  cigar  maker,  112  s  Sharp 
Gorges  John,  piano  maker,  n  e  cor  Paca  and 

Marion 
Gorman  Bryan,  grocery,  79  Richmond 
Gorman  Christian,  79  Richmond 
Gorman  Henry,  blacksmith,  214  Raborg 
Gorman  James  W.  merchant,  395  w  Fayette 
Gorman  James,  carter,  4  Centre 
Gorman  James,  laborer,  Falls  road  at  North- 
ern av 
Gorman  John,  shoemaker,  73  n  Amity 
Gorman  John,  79  Richmond 
Gorman  John  O.  laborer,  30  w  Biddle 
Gorman  John,  fruit,  60  s  Howard 
Gorman  Mary,  dressmaker,  681  Mulberry 
Gorman  Matthew,  clerk,  79  Richmond 
Gorman  &  Lyles,  shipsmiths,  145  McElder- 
ry's  wharf 
Gorman  Wm.  E.  sailmaker,  97  n  Caroline 
Gorman  Wm.  (G.  &  Lyles,)  91  s  Washing- 
ton, F.  P. 
Gorman   Wm.  conductor  P.  W.  &  B.  R.  R. 

50  Barre 
Gormley  John,  tinner,  Paca  near  German,  dw 

343  Lexington 
Gormley  Thomas  J.  painter,  122  Mulberry 
Gormley  Mrs.  Thomas  J.  milliner,  122  Mul- 
berry 
Gornall  Mary  A.  grocery,  53  North 
Gornall  Richard,  brass  finisher,  53  North 
Gornell  John,  coppersmith,  n  e  cor  Mosher 

and  Federal 
Gorsuch  Artridge,  289  e  Eager 
Gorsuch  Jehu,  hardware,  cor  Gay  and  Front, 

dw  78  n  High 
Gorsuch  John  H.  clerk,  100  n  Eutaw 
Gorsuch  John  T.  conductor  City  Pass.  Rail- 
way, 276  Aisquith 
Gorsuch  Levin,  oyster  dealer,  247  Canton  av 
Gorsuch  Mrs.  washerwoman,  185  s  Chapel 
Gorsuch  Nicholas,  hatter,  65  Holland 
GORSUCH  PEREGRINE,  conveyancer,   32 

St.  Paul,  dw  227  Aisquith 
Gorsuch   Robert,  clerk    tobacco    warehouse 

No.  5 
Gorsuch  Robert,  clerk,  Gilmor  near  Franklin 
Gorsuch  Ruth  B.  31  Jefferson 
Gorsuch  Thomas  J.  tailor,  106  e  Fayette 
Gorsuch  Wm.  G.  carpenter  and  builder.  Clay- 
near  Liberty,  dw  100  n  Eutaw 
Gorter  G.  0.  consul  for  Belgium  and  commis. 
merch.  52  s.  Gay,  dw  Relay  House,  B,  &, 
0.  R.  R. 
Gorton  AlonzoM.  clerk,  274  Hollins 
Gorton  Mrs.  Caroline  M.  274  Hollins 
Gorton  Wm.  S.  nightman,  147  s  Ann 
Gortz  Hugo,  piano  maker,  306  Franklin 
Goslin  George,  mariner,  42  n  Bond 
Gosling  Mary,  140  e  Lombard 
Goslin  T.  H.  clerk,  206  e  Monument 
Goslin  Upton  S.  blacksmith,  91s  Poppleton 
Goslin  Wm.  S.  com.  merchant,  51  South,  dw 

206  c  Monument 
GOSMAN  ADAM  J.  druggist,  n  e  cor  Bal- 
timore and  Gay 
Gosman  Bartholomew,  cooper,  170  s  Ann 
Gosmanjohn,  baker,  349  e  Eager 
Gosman  John,  co)ifectioner,  239  n  Caroline 
Gosnell  Charles,  clerk,  169  w  Lombard 


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Gosnell  Elizabeth,  Hudson  al  near  Federal 
Gosnell  Mrs.  Elizabeth,  grocery,  125  n  Fre- 
mont 
Gosnell  Enoch,  clerk,  202  Forrest 
Gosnell  Francis  M.  carpenter,  45'3  w  Lombard 
Gosnell  Geo.  T.  carpenter,  365  Franklin 
Gosnell  Geo.  W    com.  merch.  201  e  Madison 
Gosnell  Geo.   laborer,  cor  Northern   av  and 

Baker 
Gosnell  James,  machinist.  Federal  near  Cathe- 

,dral 
Gosnell  Jesse  P.  carpenter.  111  Preston 
Gosnell  John  T.  silver  plater.  Liberty  near 

Baltimore,  dw  29  Chatsworth 
Gosnell  Luther  R.  conductor,  126  Boyd 
Gosnell  Matthew  T.  clerk,  122  w  Fayette 
Gosnell  Philip  H.  merch't  tailor,  82  n  Paca 
Gosnell  Philip,  tailor,  82  n  Paca 
Gosnell  Mrs.  Rebecca,  144  Preston 
Gosnell  Rufus  B.  conductor,  126  Boyd 
Gosnell  Sarah  J.  tailoress,  202  Forrest 
Gosnell  Susan,  13  Josephine 
Gosnell  Thomas  T.  machinist,  138  McHenry 
Gosnell  Thomas,  carpenter,  210  e  Madison 
Gosnell  Walter  E.  conductor,  126  Boyd 
Gosnell    Washington    L.    carpenter,   453  w 

Lombard 
Gosnell  Wm.  clerk  Adam's  Express,  7  Carey 

Waverley  terrace 
Goss  Job,  30  Brune 
Goss  Robert,  farmer,  Bloomingdale  road,  near 

Almshouse 
Goss  Thomas,  overseer  af  Almshouse 
Goss  Winfield  S.  314  n  Eutaw 
Gossage  Columbus  S.  mariner,  198  s  Charles 
Gossage  John,  carpenter,  153  n  Caroline 
Gossman  George,  92  Orchard 
Gossman  Philip,  laborer,  282  Aliceanna 
Gossnell  Geo.  painter,  314  Harford  av 
Gosweiler  Daniel,  lime,  85  Preston 
Goszman  John,  baker,  63  Ensor 
Gotlieb    Philip,   butcher  and  provisions,  cor 
Jefferson  and  Dallas,  dw  cor  Madison  and 
Castle  al 
Gotz  Henry,  tavern,  220  s  Caroline 
Gott  Jackson  C.  architect,  31  n  Paca,  dw  526 

Lexington 
Gott  J.  C   carpenter,  32  n  Paca,  dw  526  Lex- 
ington 
Gott  John,  hackman,  4  Phenix  Row,  Hillen 
Gott  Mrs.  Thos  J.  221  Saratoga 
Gott  Mrs.  Mary,  9  Ogston 
Gott  Wm.  carpenter,  155  Hoffman 
Gotte  Carson,  confectioner,  123  Eastern  av 
Gottleben  Peter,  shoemaker,  255  n  Eden 
Gotthardt  August,  310  s  Charles 
Gotthelf  Abraham  M.  furuiture,  766  w  Balti- 

n  e  cor  Madison  and  Castle  al 
Gottlehuet  Mrs.  Eva,  153  Burgundy  al 
Gottschalk  Adam,  butcher,  209  Washington, 

F.H. 
Gottschalt  Henry,  tobacconist,  113  Penna.  av 
Gotz  John,  laborer,  rear  194  Aliceanna 
Goudy  Stephen  F.  52  Greenmount  av 
Gough  Mrs.  Cassandra,  472  Lexington 
Gough  Dr.  Dixon,  70  s  Sharp 
Gough  F.  grocer,  126  Holiday 
Gough  Harry  D.  25  n  Calvert 
Gough  Harry  D.  weigher  of  live  stock,  west- 
ern cattle  scales,  dw  276  w  Fayette 
Gough  James,  blacksmith,  18  Hillen 


Gough  Joseph  H.  harness  maker,  72  n  Fre- 
mont 
Gough  Robert,  foundryman,  138  Hudson 
Gough  Thomas  W.  clerk,  472  Lexington 
Gough  Wm.  laborer,  18  Albert  al 
Gould   Alexander,  jr.   real  estate  broker,  72 

Second,  dw  Catonsville,  Balto.  Co. 
Gould  Benj.  F.  real  estate  broker,  72  Second, 

dw  Fayette  between  Carey  and  Calhoun 
Gould  Columbus  W.  printer,  162  n  High 
GOULD,  DUKES  &   CO.  commission  mer- 
chants, 81  Exchange  place 
Gould  Capt.  Edward,  mariner,  148  s  Bond 
Gould  Edmund,  salesman,  335  e  Pratt 
Gould  Mrs.  Francis,  40  s  High 
Gould  George,  clerk,  156  w  Lombard 
Gould  James,  chronometers,  watches,  &c.  169 

w  Baltimore,  dw  38  Franklin 
Gould  James  A.  (Marriott  &  G.)  17  n  Strieker 
Gould  John  H.  clerk  Sun  office,  dw9  s  Greene 
Gould  John  G.  335  e  Pratt 
Gould  Capt.  Theodore  P.  160  e  Eager 
Gould  Thomas  N.  (G.,  Dukes  &  Co.;  91  w 

Biddle 
Gould  Wm.  Wallace,   real  estate  broker,  72 

Second,  dw  Franklin  near  Calhoun 
Gould  .Wm.  Wallace ,  Fayette  between  Carey 

and  Calhoun 
Gould  Zaccheus,  clerk,  7  Poultney 
GOULEY   LOUIS,  Jr..   vegetable   medicine 

dealer,  60  w  Baltimore,  dw  35  s  High 
Gourley  George,  laborer,  76  Richmond 
Gourley  Capt.  James,  18  n  Eden 
Gourley  James,  48  n  Bond 
Gousha  Napoleon  B.  carpenter,  123  Chew 
Gover  Charles  P.  clerk,  7  n  High 
Gover  George  P.  clerk,  5  Aisquith 
Gover  Geo.  P.  assistant  cash  receiver.  City 

Collector's  office,  5  Aisquith 
Gover  &  Gardner,  commission  merchants,  13 

Commerce 
Gover  Philip,  (P.  G.  &  Co.)  Harford  Co. 
GOVER  PHILIP  &  CO.,  exchange  brokers, 
nwcor  Baltimore  and  Harrison. — [Seepage 
26  Advertisements.] 
Gover  Robert,  180  Madison  av 
Gover  Robert,  clerk,  5  Aisquith 
GOVER  SAMUEL  H.  auctioneer  and  com- 
mission merchant,  84  w  Baltimore,  dw  7  n 
High 
Gover, Henry  T.   (G.  &   Gardner,)   385  w 

Fayette 
Government  Forage  Department,  122  s  Eutaw 
Gowan  Wm.  laborer,  362  Ostend 
Gowdey  James,  salesman,  Fountain  hotel 
Gowdrey  John,  Fountain  hotel 
Gower  John,  carter,  60  Hamburg 
Gowrey  Michael,  laborer,  77  s  Poppleton 
Grabacher  Simon,  gardener,  city  limits  near 

Belvidere 
Grabe  Henry,  cooper,  353  s  Charles 
Grabe  John,  shoemaker,  194  s  Wolfe 
Grabner  Henry,  stevedore,  291  s  Wolfe 
Grace  C.  A.  179  n  Howard 
Grace  Church,  (Episcopal,)  n  e  cor  Park  and 

Monument 
Grace  Jacob  A.  291  n  Howard 
Grace  James  C.  bookseller,  39  s  Frederick 
Grace  John  C.  tailor,  92  York 
Grace  Teresa  A.  82  s  High 
Gracey  Benjamin  M.  clerk,  113  Aisquith 
Gracey  Henry,  55  Aisquith, 
Gracey  Hugh,  bricklayer,  159  e  Monument 


J.   HEIVRY  GIESB,   Commission  Merchant,   for   the   sale   of  Flour,   Grain,  Seeds,  &X. 
Rosendale  Cement  and  Calcined  Plaster  constantly  on  hand,  31  gear's  "Wharf. 


GRA 


156 


GRA 


Gracey  Robert,  carter,  15  Greenmount  av 
Gracey  Thomas,  laborer,  21  Barnes 
Gracie  Wm.  laborer,  46  Albemarle 
Grades  Mrs.  Percy,  108  s  High 
Gradle  Andreas,  whitewasher,  296  Aliceanna 
Gradwohl  Catharine,  222  Canton  av 
Gradwohl  Martin,  ship  carp.  222  Canton  av 
Grady  James,  freight  agent  Baltimore  Steam- 
packet  Co.  8  Garden 
Grady  John,  249  s  Dallas 
Grady  John,  shoemaker,  15  Pine 
Grady  Mary  M.  J.  31  Buren 
Graef  Conrad,  tavern,  126  w  Lombard 
Graef  Frank,  laborer,  149  Johnson 
Graef  Peter,  tobacconist,  91  n  Caroline 
Graefle  Frederick,  clerk,  557  w  Baltimore 
Graennen  John,  tailor,  13  Mott 
Graf  &  Engler,  foreign  exchange  and  bill  bro- 
kers, over  18  w  Second 
Graf  Frederick  B.  vice  consul  for  Sweden  and 
Norway,  over  18  w  Second,  dw  87  St.  Paul 
Graf  Frederick  B.  (G.  &  Engler,)  87  St.  Paul 
Graf  George,  coachmaker,  145  Central  av 
Grafe  Clements,  laborer,  87  Patuxent 
Grafee  Edward,  cabinet  maker,  9  Clay 
Graff  Araminta,  66  s  Ann 
Graff  E.  Beatty,  attorney,  Strieker 
Graff  Rev.  James  J.  clerk  P.  0.  294  Hollins 
Graff  Henry,  cigars,  57  Albemarle 
Graff  John,  cooper,  331  s  Bond 
Graff  Laura,  156  w  Biddle 
Graff  Louis,  cap  maker,  40  Portland 
Graff  Peter,  shoemaker,  276  s  Dallas 
Graff  Thos.  R.  ship  joiners,  154  Gough 
Graff  Wilhelm,  115  n  Eutaw 
Grafflin  Geo.  W.  77  South,  dw 296  w  Lombard 
Grafflin  Geo.  W.  clerk,  McCulloh  near  Dol- 
phin 
GRAFFLIN  JACOB  W.  lumber  and  trenails, 
corner  of  Canton  and  Falls  avs.  dw  McCul- 
loh near  Dolphin 
GRAFFLIN  JOHN  C.  proprietor  Baltimore 
bag  factory,  77  and  79  South,  dw  238  Madi- 
son av 
Grafflin  Joseph,  deputy  sheriff,  12  e  Grundy 
Graft  Christian,  tailor,  509  Belair  av 
Graft  Thomas,  butcher,  17  Rock 
Grafton  Rev.  C.  C.  12  Cathedral 
Grafton  McHenry,  (Meixsel  &  G.)    Decker 

near  Northern  av 
Grafton  Samuel  H.  tobacconist.  Division  near 

Clifton 
Graham  Alexander,  carpenter,  400  s  Charles 
Graham  Amanda,  40  e  Fayette 
Graham  Amelia  J.  boarding,  76  Saratoga 
Graham  Andrew,  tobacconist,  337  n  Gay,  dw 

87  Aisquith 
Graham  Mrs.  Ann,  teacher,  400  s  Charles 
Graham  Mrs.  Ann  M.  161  s  Broadway 
Graham  Mrs.  Ann,  86  Preston 
Graham  Anne,  hat  trimmer,  14  Gough 
Graham  Benjamin,  police,  356  s  Central  av 
Graham  Maj.  Campbell,  64  Franklin 
Graham  Daniel,  (W.  &  D.  G.)  Ill  Jefferson 
Graham  Edward,  bottler,  under  s  e  cor  Lom- 
bard and  South,  dw  169  n  Central  av 
Graham  Capt.  G.  R.  (J.  A.  Applegarth  &  Co.) 

104  Johnson 
Graham  Geo.  H.  shoemaker,  51  Hill 
Graham  Hugh,  carter,  15  Greenmount  av 
Graham  James,  engineer,  82  Luzerne,  Canton 
Graham  James  J.  clerk,  242  n  Howard 
Graham  James,  pattern  maker,  198  Conway 


Graham  Jeanette,  242  n  Howard 
Graham  Jesse,  shoemaker,  151  n  Exeter 
Graham  John  C.  shipsmith,  45  Fawn 
GRAHAM  JOHN,  ^oap  and  candle  manu- 
facturer, s  w  cor  Caroline  and  Canton  av 
Graham  John,  baker,  349  Forrest 
Graham  John,  brass  moulder,  349  Forrest 
Graham  John,  laborer,  11  Fall 
Graham  John  C.  boot  fitter,  31  May 
Graham  John,  painter,  Saratoga  near  Charles, 

dw  248  Aisquith 
Graham  John,  news  dealer,  514  w  Baltimore 
Graham  John  T.  clerk  office  medical  purveyor, 

52  s  Sharp 
Graham  John,  potter,  103  Jefferson 
Graham  Joseph  R.  H.  bookkeeper,  dw  Malt- 
by  house 
Graham  Mannus,  painter,  183  Bank 
Graham  Marietta  W.  86  w  Hoffman 
Graham  Mary,  183  Bank 
Graham  Matilda,  187  n  Howard 
Graham  Michael,  huckster,  Harforii  av  near 

cjty  limits 
Graham  Molly,  90  Chester 
Graham  Peter,  wood  dealer,  s  e  corner  Boston 

and  Chester,  dw  130  s  Chester 
Graham  Robert  C.  carpenter,  50  n  Schroeder 
Graham  Sarah  A.  71  s  Ann 
Graham  Wm.  oil  and  lamps,  379  w  Pratt 
Graham  Wm.  H.  agent  Brown  Bros.  &  Co. 

54  Cathedral 
Graham  Wm.   furniture,   138  Franklin,  dw 

109  Jefferson 
Graham  Capt.  Win.  130  n  Charles 
Graham  Wm.  (W.  &  D.  G.)  109  Jefferson 
Graham  W.  &   D.   furniture  manufacturers, 

11,  13  and  15  Edward 
Grahame  Richard  W.  clerk,  81  w   Baltimore 
Graigna  John,  laborer,  92  East 
Grain  John  M.  furn.  wagoner,  205  Gough 
Graly  John,  laborer,  117  s  Durham 
Gramer  John,  gas  fitter,  10  Greenwillow 
Grammer  John  A.  crockery,  9  Columbia  road 
Granby  Chapel,  (Prot.  Epis.)   n  e  cor  MuUi- 

kin  and  Spring 
Grandemann  Henry,  shoemaker,  72  Hanover 
Grandeman  Carl,  porter,  112  Hamburg 
Graninger  Elizabeth,  confectionery,  15  Court- 
land 
Graninger  J.  E.  shoemaker,  15  Courtland 
Granger  Charles  T.  hackman,  109   Saratoga 
Granger  Henry,  185  w  Lombard 
Granger  John  F.   confectioner,  109   Saratoga 
Granger  John,  paper  carrier,  45  St.  Mary 
Granger  John  F.  jr.  painter,  109  Saratoga 
Granger  Levin  H.  wood,  27  Warren 
Granger  Matthew,  tobacconist,  109  n  Howard 
Granger  Mrs.  Nancy,  27  Warren 
Granger  Nathan,  shoemaker,  31   L.    Church 
Granger  Nathan  J.  shoemaker,  31  L.  Church 
Granger  Wm.  laborer,  234  s  Sharp 
Granger  Wm.  caulker,  85  Peirce 
Granger  Wm.  H.  tobacconist,  117  n  Howard 
Granger  Wm.  H.  brickmaker,  225  Hanover 
Grannan  Barney,  machinist,  39  Valley 
Granniss   &  Taylor,  oyster  pack-ers,  Alice- 
anna, foot  of  Chester 
Granite  Ferdinand,  cabinet  maker,  100  s  Ann 
Granruth  Mary  A.  2C5  s  Bond 
Granruth  Wm.  mariner,  265  s  Bond 
Grant  Mrs.  Alice,  494  w  Baltimore 
GRANT  &  BRO.  commission  merchants,  101 
w  Lombard 


GEO.  S.  PAGK  Si  BROm  Mnimfacttirers    or  Roofs   nnd  Roofing  Blateiinls,  111   Smltt's 
IVharf.    C.  HART  SMITH.  Agent. 


GRA 


157 


GHE 


Grant  Catherine,  20  Mott 

Grant  J.  Hope,  bookkeeper,  241  w  Baltimore 

Grant  John  M.  assist.   U.   S.  assessor   15th 

ward,  102  Hanover 
Grant  Joseph  W.  ship  carpenter,  139  s  Wash- 
ington, F.  P. 
Grant  Michael,  carter,  23  Stirling 
Grant  Rachel^  161  s  Washington,  F.  P. 
Grant  Robert,  gas  fitter,  30  s  Broadway- 
Grant  Wm.  pattern  maker,  282  n  Eutaw 
Grant  Xenophon,  hatter,  494  w  Baltimore 
Grantz  John  C.  clerk,  51  Stiles 
Granz  John,  laborer,  148  William 
Granzer  John,  tailor  and  scourer,  6  Bank  la 
Grape   Andrew,  carpenter,  133  e  Monument 
Grape  Andrew,  trunk   maker,  133  e   Monu- 
ment 
Grape  Geo.  S.  principal  public  school  No.  9, 

dw  137  e  Monument 
Grape  Jacob,  bacon,  119  Hillen,  dw  97 
Grape  John,  wood,  36  Granby 
Grape  John  T.  clerk,  Chase  near  Caroline 
Grape  John  W.  tinner,  234  n  Central  av 
Grapps  John,  barber,  138  e  Fayette 
Grasey  Wm.  carpenter,  58  Mullikin 
Grashael  August,  tailor,  27  McElderry 
Grass  John,  laborer,  37  Fawn 
Grass  John,  paper  hanger,  148  Raborg 
Grass  Philip,  tanner,  70  n  Fremont 
Grasshoff  Fried.  126  Fremont 
Grate  Catherine,  seamstress,  71  Ross 
Gratel  Conrad,  rags,  126  Stirling 
Grattan  Adelia,  boarding,  14  w  Baltimore 
Grattan  Thos.  L.  gas  fitter  and  plumber,  8 

North,  dw  14  w  Baltimore 
Gratton  Geo-,  gift  bookstore,  n  w  cor  Holiday 

and  Baltimore,  dw  Front  n  of  Fayette 
Gratwohl  Martin,  ship  carpenter,  222  Can- 
ton av 
Gratz  John,  cooper,  222  s  Bond 
Gratz  Koon,  carpenter,  10  Shakspear 
Grau  August,  tailor.  Gay  st.  extended 
Grau  B.  cooper,  265  Hanover 
Grau  Charles,  clerk,  17  Brown 
Grau  Francis,  shoemaker,  96  n  Dallas 
Grau  Paul,  laborer,  310  s  Charles 
Grau  Thomas,  shoemaker,  Belair  av  near  city 

limits 
Grau  Wm.  H.  machinist,  896  w  Pratt 
Graue  Herman  H.    (Wm.  Wilkens  &  Co.) 

168  s  Sharp 
Grauer  Ignatius,  dry  goods,  179  n  Gay 
Grauer  Saml.    tobacconist,  646  w  Baltimore 

and  170  w  Pratt,  dw  646  w  Baltimore 
Grauh  Lawrence,  tailor,  20  President 
Grauling  Henry,  tailor,  375  s  Charles 
Graupner  Frederick,  shoemaker,  47  e  Fayette 
Gravenstebe  Henry,  cigar  maker,  120  e  Lom- 
bard 
Gravenstine  Jas.  H.  wire  worker,  18  s  Exeter 
Graves  Mrs.  Clara,  7  Park 
Graves  Dr.  John  J.  ofiice  36  s  Charles,  dw 

Windsor  Mill  road 
Graves  Thomas,  lO&s  High 
Gravier  Mde.  P.  teacher  of  French  and  danc- 
ing, 97  St.  Paul 
Gravier  Samuel,  tobacconist,  646  w  Baltimore 
Gray  Adams,  ship  master,  362  e  Baltimore 
Gray  Mrs.  Adelaide,  milliner,  45  s  Caroline 
Gray  Alexander  P.  shoemaker,  68  e  Fayette 
Gray  Andrew,  (Kelsey  &G.)  362  e  Baltimore 
Gray  Ann  L.  164  w  Lombard 
Gray  Ann,  8  Temple 


Gray  Ann,  110  Hamburg 

Gray  Mrs.  Ann,  48  Mulberry 

Gray  August,  laborer,  29  Eastern  av 

Gray  Benj.  F.  tailor,  497  w  Pratt 

Gray  Bernard,  tavern,  46  Buren 

Gray  Charles  E.  brickmaker,  142  s  Paca 

Gray  David  W.  (Pearce  &  G.)   72  McCuUoh 

Gray  Mrs.  Emeline,  231  e  Lombard 

Gray  E.  jr.  jeweler,  222  Barre 

Gray  Ezekiel,  jeweler,  222  Barre 

Gray  Ezekiel,  bottler,  2  n  Strieker 

Gray  Francis  E.  painter,  140  Bank 

Gray  Francis  W.   cracker  agent,  190  s  Bond 

Gray  Geo.  W.  clerk,  19  s  Bond 

Gray  Rev.  G.  T.  51  Eastern  av 

Gray  H.  Otis,  clerk,  27  n  Calvert 

Gray  Henry  H.  bottler,  2n  Strieker,  dw  224 

Hollins 
Gray  Henry  C.  bookkeeper,  288  e  Pratt 
Gray  Howard  P.  sail  maker,  362  e  Baltimore 
Gray  Hugh,  tallow  chandler,  103  n  High 
Gray  J.  Albert,  clerk,  362  e  Baltimore 
Gray  James,  carter,  298  s  Charles 
Gray  James  Thos.  carter,  298  s  Charles 
Gray  James  A.  painter,  138  Bank 
Gray  James  E.  shoemaker,  50  Henrietta 
Gray  James,  carpenter,  304  Hollins 
Gray  John,  agent,  359  n  Gay 
Gray  John,  huckster,  92  Gough 
Gray  John  T.  shoemaker,  10]  Chew 
Gray  J.  Joseph,  sailmaker,  Kerr's  wharf,  dw 

50  s  Broadway 
Gray  Jonathan  J.  carpenter,  329  Aisquith 
Gray  Lewis,  painter,  110  Hamburg 
GRAY   MANUFACTURING  CO.  office  13 
Lexington,  Charles  Marean,  agent,  dw  s  w 
cor  Lexington  and  Charles 
Gray  Mrs.  Mary  A-  139  Dover 
Gray  Mary  Ann,  confectionery,  83  n  Front 
Gray  Patrick,  drayman,  109  Dover 
Gray  Patrick,  laborer,  109  Dover 
Gray  Richard ,  hay  packer,  693  Lexington 
Gray  Thos.  J.  cabinet  maker,  48  Mulberry 
Gray  Thomas,  laborer,  124  s  Washington, 

F.  P. 
Gray  Vincent,  tailor,  497  w  Pratt 
Gray  Wm.  brakesman,  664  w  Pratt 
Gray  Wm.  hackman,  182  n  Exeter 
Gray  Wm.  52  n  Calvert 
Gray  Wm.  stock  dealer.  Miller's  hotel 
Gray  Wm.  M.  (Sheckels  &  Gray,)  113  n  Fre- 
mont 
Gray  Wm.  E.  paper  hanger,  198  Garden 
Gray  Wm.  hatter,  16  Thomsen 
Graydon  Charles,  carter,  156  n  High 
Grayson  John,  235  Conway 
Greacen  John,  sr.,  salt  dealer,  83  Exchange 

place,  dw  Baltimore  Co. 
Greacen  John,  jr.,  clerk,  Baltimore  Co. 
Greaser  G.  piano  maker,  50  s  Oregon 
Greaser  John,  laborer,  195  Canton  av 
Greasley  Jacob  F.  butcher,  18  Hanover  mar- 
ket, dw  Penna.  av.  near  Northern  av 
Greamer  Jacob,  carter,  238  s  Dallas 
Greamer  Valentine,  brewer,  office  277  s  Ann 
Greasman  Wm.  carpenter,  179  s  Ann 
Greasen  Louis,  nightman,  269  Eastern  av 
Greason  Augustus,  piano  maker,  50  s  Oregon 
Greason  Mrs.  Eliza,  252  Lee 
Greason  Thos.  huckster,  204  German 
Greaves  Teresa,  confect.  252  Montgomery 
Greaves  Wm.  laborer,  252  Montgomery 
Greb  Peter,  grocer,  170  n  Howard 


WBi.  p.  IVBBB,  Marine,  Fire  and  Ufe  Insnnmee  Agent  and  Broker.    Agent 
Benefit  Uf«  IiMnnuice  Co.*  N*w«Tk,  V.  J.»"  69  8«cond  Street. 


GEE 


158 


GRE 


GREBLE  BENJAMIN,  stone  and  earthen- 
ware manufacturer,  76  Ensor,  dw  26  Har- 
ford av 
Grc'ble  Geo.  laborer,  over  161  w  Pratt 
Greble  Wm.  police,  124  Chew 
Grebner  Adam,  laborer,  60  Central  av 
Grebner  John,  laborer,  89  e  Pratt 
Greely  Patrick,  laborer,  2  Diamond 
Greely  Patrick,  laborer,  78  s  Chapel 
Gremm  Elias,  barber,  46  Ensor 
Green  Amon,  cotton  manufacturer,  70  Hillen 
Green    Mrs.  Agnes,  dressmaker,   55  Centre 

Market  space 
Green  And.  (G.  &  Hoffman,)  219  Peirce 
Green  Andrew,  huckster,  383  n  Gay- 
Green  Mrs.  Anna,  huckster.  Shad  al  nr  Greene 
Green  Mrs.  Anna,  Saratoga  near  Calhoun 
Green  Ann,  107  s  High 
Green  Augustus  W.  clerk,  169  n  Howard 
Green  Catherine,  tailoress,  157  n  Fremont 
Green  Charles  A.  (G.&  Hobbg,)  167  s  Paca 
Green  Charles  B.  grocer,  n  w  cor  Gay  and 

High,  dw  130  n  High 
Green  Clement,  shoemaker,  170  George 
Green  Caroline  B.  402  w  Lombard 
Green  Cordelia,  confectionery,  140  Aisquith 
Green  Cornelius,  barber,  31  and  68  w  Pratt, 

dwSl 
Green  Edward  J.  clerk,  s  w  cor  Madison  av 

and  St.  Mary 
Green  Eliza,  seamstress,  208  Forrest 
Green  Mrs.  Elizabeth,  215  Conway 
Green  George  T.  house  and  sign  painter,  51 

South,  dw  200  e  Fayette 
Green  George  W.  (Linthicum,  G.  &  Son)  257 

Columbia 
Green  George  M.  carpenter,  146  Ross 
Green  Henry,  sr.  (Blackiston  &  G.)  dw  5  s 

Carey 
Green  Henry,  jr.  police,  5  s  Schroeder 
Green  Henry  H.  currier,  194  Lexington,  dw 

41  Pearl 
Green  Henry  L.  gas  fitter,  11  Falls 
Green  Henry,  carpenter,  5  s  Schroeder 
Green  Henry,  undertaker,  Baltimore  nr  Fre- 
mont, dw  5  s  Conway 
Green  &  Hoffman,  coachmakers,  167  w  Lom- 
bard 
Green  Horace,  A.  printer,  101  n  Front 
Green  Jacob,  lime  and  hair,  44  Buren,  dw  292 

e  Chase 
Green  Capt.  James,  restaurant,  s  w  cor  Light 

St  whf  and  Barre 
Green  James  P.  coppersmith,  357  e  Fayette 
Green  James  H.  boiler  maker,  104  Granby 
Green  Jas.  boatman,  58  s  Washington,  F.  P. 
Green  Capt.  James,  123  Gough 
Green  John  W.  soldier,  38  w  Eager 
Green  John,  laborer,  6  e  Foundry 
Green  John,  printer,  16  s  Carey 
Green  Capt.  John  M.  grocery  and  com.  mer- 
chants, Light,  dw  136  n  Exeter 
Green  John,  paver,  15  Sterrett 
Green  John,  scavenger,  38  William 
Green  John  N.  soldier,  10  s  Oregon 
Green  John,  moulder,  162  Conway 
Green  J.  P.  coppersmith,  307  e  Fayette 
Green  J.  J.  manuf.  of  mill  picks  and  facing 
hammers,  Centre  4   doors   w  of  Holiday, 
dw  119  Grundy. 
Green  Josephine,  seamstress,  74  Mulberry 
Green  Joseph  (Linthicum,   G.   &  Son,)   257 
Columbia 


Green  Joseph,  huckster,  257  Columbia 
Green  Joseph,  bricklayer,  108  n  Bond 
Green  Joseph  D.  blacksmith,  75  Gough 
Green  Joseph  N.  carpenter,  25  Carlton 
Green  Joshua  H.  machinist,  120  Jefferson 
Green  Joseph,  laborer,  200  L.  Constitution 
Green  Joshua,   rectifier  of  liquors,  220  Mul- 
berry 
Green  Louis,  grocer,  51  Chatswijrth 
Green  Lydia  A.  238  n  Howard 
Green  Mary  Ann,  101  n  Front 
Green  Mary,  tailoress,  208  Forrest 
Green  Mrs.  Maria,  64  Camden 
Green  Mrs.  Nancy,  119  Ross 
Green  Patrick,  laborer,  45  s  Dewberry  al 
Green  Philander,  bookkeeper,  317  Saratoga 
Green  Rebecca,  seamstress,  255  Forrest 
Green  Rebecca,  200  L.  Constitution 
Green  Richard  C.  cooper,  49  Commerce,  dw 

167  s  Paca 
Green  Richard  M.  blacksmith,  296  n  Eutaw 
Green  Samuel,  butcher,  64  Belair  market,  dw 

Point  la  nr  Greenmount  Cemetery 
Green  Samuel,  shoemaker,  131  e  Lombard 
Green  Samuel,  huckster,  120  n  Dallas 
GREEN  THOMAS  T.  tavern,  56  Thames 
Green  Thomas  M.  (G.  &  Yoe)  93  Aisquith 
Green  Thomas,  carpenter,  151  Ensor 
Green  Thomas,  laborer,  45  s  Dewberry  al 
Green  Thomas,  grocer,  93  Aisquith 
Green  Thomas,  mariner,  386  w  Eager 
Green  Wm.  F.  tailor,  222  w  Pratt 
Green  Wm.  F.  carpenter,  150  Ross 
GREEN   WILLIAM    P.   restaurant,    48    e 

Lombard 
Green  Capt.  Wm.  H.  mariner,  107  s  High 
Green  Wm.  H.  conductor,  16  s  Republican 
Green  Wm.  H.  sutler,  140  Aisquith 
Green  Wm.  H.  conductor  B.  &  0.  R.  R.  211 

Lee 
Green  Wm.  moulder,  Conway  nr  Greene 
Green  &  Yoe,  grocers,  88  w  Baltimore 
Green  Zach.  ship  carp.  151s  Washington,  F.P. 
Greenawald  Michael,  grocery,  252  s  Bond 
Greenbaum  Isaac  &  Sons,  dry  goods,  200  and 

216  s  Broadway 
Greenbaum  Isaac,  tailor  and  clothier,  146  w 

Pratt,  dw  103  e  Lombard 
Greenbaum  Moses,  clerk,  168  French 
Greenbaum  Marks,  (Siegel,  G.  &  Schmidt,) 

260  w  Pratt 
Greenbaum  Meyer,  clothier,  s  w  cor  Forrest 

and  French,  dw  168  French 
Greenbaum  Nathan  G.  grocer,  157  Orleans 
Greenbaum  Wolfe,  grocery,  417  Saratoga 
Greener  J  o.'ieph,  regulator  at  Camden  Station, 

142  McHenry 
Greener  Henry,  lithographer,  2  Jefferson 
Greenfield  Aquilla  H.  hardware,  167  Lexing- 
ton, dw  261  Saratoga 
Greenfield   Caleb    W.    hardware    merchant, 

Baltimore  co.  near  Catonsville 
Greenfield  Edward,  carpenter,  50  Jefferson 
Greenfield  Harriet  M.  261  Saratoga 
Greenfield  Isaiah,  ship  joiner,  89  s  High 
Greenfield  Rachel,  nurse,  11  Harmony  la 
Greenfield  Thomas  K.  ship  joiner,  89  s  High 
Greenhood  Aaron,  baker,  80  Harrison 
Greenize  Lewis,  baker,  183  w  Biddle 
Greenley  Ann  M.  75  Lee 
Greenley  Wm.  E.  police,  178  n  Caroline 
Greenmount  Avenue,   (M.  E.)  Church,  n  w 
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GREENMOUNT    CEMETERY    office,     1 

Courtland 
Greensfelder  &  Bro.  fancy  goods,  25  n  Howard 
Greeiisfelder  Bernard,  41  Granby 
Greensfelder  Henry,  clothier,  11]   e  Lombard 
Greensfelder  Joseph,  (G.&  Bro.)  143  Saratoga 
Greensfelder  Moses,Novelty  Ruffle  Company, 

7  n  Liberty 

Greensfelder  Mary,  279  s  Bond 

Greensfelder  Simon,  10  s  Exeter 

Greensfelder  Sam '1,  (G.  &  Bro.)  213  Saratoga 

Greensteen  Simon,  dry  goods,   190  s  Broad- 
way 

Greentree  Andrew  D.  painter,  373  Franklin 
Greentree  Mrs.  Catharine,  373  Franklin 
Greentree  Dr.  Hiram,  apothecary  and   drug- 
gist, and  coroner,  cor  Garden  and  Preston 
Greentree  Jacob,  clothier,  84i^ Centre  Market 

space 
Greentree  Mary,  59  n  Eutaw 
Greenwald  Benj.  clerk,  72  s  Eutaw 
Greenwald  Mrs.    Hannah,    varieties,    72    s 

Eutaw 
Greenwall  Conrad,  shoemaker,  75  Somerset 
Greenwalt  Ernest,  laborer,  183  s  Ede^n 
Greenway  Edward  M.  jr.,  n   w  cor  Mount 

Vernon  and  Washington  places 
Greenway  Edward  M.  sr.,  cor  Mt.   Vernon 

and  Washington  places 
Greenway  Mrs.  Wm.  T.  17  Mulberry 
Greenwell  Ann,  Allen's  al  near  Central  av 
Greenwell  Mrs.  Kate,  135  n  Bethel 
Greenwood  Chas.  H.  carpenter,  149  s  Chester 
Greenwood  Frank,  trader,  394  Lexington 
Greenwood  George  Z.  com.  mer.,  1  Bowly's 

wharf,  dw  233  Hanover 
Greenwood  Harriet  A.  394  Lexington 
Greenwood  Wm.  D.  clerk,  230  e  Monument 
Greenwood  Wm.  hatter,  181  n  Central  av 
Greenwood  Wm.  S.  hat  agent,  over  2  Light, 

dw  s  w  cor  Monument  and  Central  av 
Greer  Alexander,  sexton  St.  Paul's  Church, 

8  Mulberry 

Greer  Benj.  clerk,  49  Fawn 
Greer  John,  huckster,  204  Forrest 
Greer  John  J.  clerk,  169  Madison  av 
Greer  Mary,  169  Madison  av 
Greer  Robert  A.  accountant,  40  n  Fremont 
Greer  Robert,  shoemaker,  162  Chesnut 
Greer  Sophia,  49  Fawn 
Greer  Thomas  W.  baker,  49  Fawn 
Greer  Wm.  furrier,  62  e  Pratt 
Grefe  Louis,  grocer,  51  s  Paca 
Gregbanstide  Henry,  cigar  maker,  120  e  Lom- 
bard 
GREGG  ANDREW  &  CO.  wholesale  gro- 
cers, 109  and  111  Franklin 
Gregg   Andrew  A.   (Bayfield  &  G.)    155   n 

Charles 
Gregg  J.  Newton,  clerk,  255  w  Fayette 
Gregg  James,  (Andrew  G.&Co.)58  Franklin 
Gregg  Jno.  (Andrew  G.  &  Co.)  126  n  Charles 
Gregg  John  H.  clerk,  255  w  Fayette 
Gregg  Mahlon,  tinner,  s  e  cor  Pleasant  and 

Calvert 
Gregg  Robert,  43  Holiday 
Gregg  Mrs.  Susan,  tailoress,  227  Henrietta 
Gregg  Wm.  N.  clerk,  255  w  Fayette 
Gregory  Ann  R.  220  s  Charles 
Gregory  David,  laborer,  160  s  Wolfe 
Gregory  Henry  D.  tobac  conist,  cor  Hughes 

Quay  and  Light,  dw  196  s  Charles 
GregoryJno.  W.  marine  fireman,  30  Henrietta 


Gregory  Henry  N.  painter,   Jefferson,  e  of 

Broadway 
Gregory  Joseph  H.  D.  tobacconist,  201  Light, 

dw  196  s  Charles 
GregoryJno.  B.  police,  74  Washington,  F.H. 
Gregory  Joseph,  ship  carpenter,  57  Milliman 
Gregory  Martha,  variety  store,    119  Gough 
Gregory  Mrs.  Mary,  51  Harmony  la 
Gregory  Samuel,  bricklayer,  296  s  Paca 
Gregory  Thomas  0.  cigar  maker,  14  Henrietta 
Gregory  Wm.  ship  carpenter,  137  s  Eden 
Gregory  Wm.  plasterer,  102  Hollins 
Greif  Levi,  tailor,  213  s  Broadway 
Greine  Emanuel,  butcher,  rear  418  Saratoga 
Greiner  Mrs.  Elizabeth,  460  Lexington 
Greister  Joseph,  shoemaker,  15  Jasper 
Greit  Harman,  huckster,  490  w  Lombard 
Gremmel  John,  butcher,  119  Centre  Market, 

dw  Harford  av  near  city  limits 
Griplich  Lewis,  shoemaker,  35  s  Caroline 
Grensfelter  Samuel,  fancy  store,  25  n   How- 
ard, dw  213  Saratoga 
Grepp  Valentine,  sawyer,  78  Grindall 
Grese  Barbara,  grocery,  74  n  Fremont 
Grese  Caspari,  cabinet  maker,  74  n  Fremont 
Gresen  Louis,  night  worker,  269  Eastern  av 
Gresham  John,  ordnance  department,  291  e 

Pratt 
Gresham  John,  jr. ,  japanner,  291  e  Pratt 
Greshoff  Francis   A.   gold  and    silversmith. 
Wine  bet.  Light  and  Charles,  dw  2  Watson 
Gresley  Chas.  butcher.  Butcher's  row,  Penna 

av  extended 
Grfctzen  Adam,  tailor,  19  e  Lombard 
Grevele  Mrs.  Henrietta,  66  s  High 
Grever  Louis,  tailor,  47  w  Biddle 
Greves  Wm.  porter,  Montgomery,  e  of  Han- 
over 
Greenzeback  Chas.  shoemaker,  240  s  Sharp 
Grew  John  S.  rope  maker,  359  s  Sharp 
Grewe  Lewis  F.  coppersmith,  98  s  Carey 
Grewe  Mrs.  Mary,  98  s  Carey 
Grewe  Sarah  J.  tailoress,  98  s  Carey 
Greaf  Catherine,  dry  goods,  263  s  Ann 
GREY  LIEUT.  THOMAS,  adjutant  2d  U. 
S.  artillery  and  chief  quartermaster  2d  left 
brigade,  8th  army  corps,  Fort  McHenry 
Grib  John,  carter,  525  Canton  av 
Gribban  Patrick,  bottler,  91  Albemarle 
Grice  Edward  G.  clerk,  53  s  Broadway 
Grice  Eliza,  53  s  Broadway 
Grice  Joseph  P.  druggist,  53  s  Broadway 
Gridley  John,  engineer,  129  n  Eden 
Grieb  Andrew,  tailor.  111  n  Bethel 
Griebel  Nicholas,  tailor,  31  Goodman  al 
Grieff  Michael,  cooper,  Bevan  near  Cross 
Griefzue  Christian,  cigar  maker,  79  Cantonav 
Griefzue  John,  carpenter,  47  Bank 
Grieneisen  Adam,  cutter,  31  Conway 
Grier  Eleanor,  187  n  Howard 
Grier  Margaret,  187  n  Howard 
Gries  Antony,  255  e  Pratt 
Gries  Christopher,  tailor,  32  Josephine 
Gries  John,  laborer,  155  s  Eden 
Gries  John    G.   wood  and   twist  turner,  15 

Grant,  dw  542  w  Pratt 
Griesbeck  Conrad,  tailor,  74  s  Bond 
Griese  Adam,  shoemaker,  54  Gough 
Grieser  Adam,  cooper,  113  Albemarle 
Griest  George,  driver  Harden 's  exp.  58  Hill 
Griest  Geo.  C.  clerk,  58  Hill 
Griest  Moses,   com.  merchant,  88  Light  st 
whf.  dw  58  Hill 


GE:0.  S.  PAGK  &  BRO.,  Manufacturers    of  Rooft   and  Roofing  aiateriiOs,  111   Smith's 
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GrifEn  Charles  H.  butcher,  34  Somerset 
Griffin  Clara,  seamstress,  27  Edward 
Griffin  Edwin,  painter,  404  w  Fayette 
Griffin  Geo.  W.  cabinet  maker,  25  sSchroeder 
Griffin  George,  millwright,  17  Armistead  la 
Griffin  George,  machinist,  381  Light 
Griffin  Henry  C.  13  Penn 
Griffin  Henry  C.  bookkeeper  city  collector's 

office,  dw  13  Penn 
Griffin  James,  grocery,  29  w  Chase 
Griffin  James,  shoemaker,  95  n  Eden 
Griffin  James,  printer,  73  Eastern  av 
Griffin  Joanna,  dressmaker,  314  Harford  av 
Griffin  Joanna,  washerwoman,  29  Strieker  al 
Griffin  John  M.  tailor,  204  Hanover 
Griffin  John,  plasterer,  367  Saratoga 
Griffin  Luke,  tavern,  10  Fish  Market  space 
Griffin  Mary  J.  grocery,  n  w  cor  Caroline  and 

Madison  ^ 

Griffin  Michael,  laborer,  103  Vine 
Griffin  Michael,  laborer,  23  Ringgold  al 
Griffin  Robert  B.  jr.   (R.  B.  G.  &  Son)  228 

Garden 
Griffin  Robert,  plasterer,  24  McElderry 
Griffin  Robert    B.    (R.  B.  G.     &   Son)  225 

Garden 
Griffin  Robert  J.  carpenter,  213  Barre 
GRIFFIN  ROBERT  B.  &  SON,  boots,  shoes, 

hats,  caps  and  bonnets,  over  17  s  Charles 
Griffin  Mrs.  Susan,  95  n  Eden 
Griffin  Thomas  J .  plumber,  135  n  Eutaw 
GRIFFIN  THOMAS  W.   conveyancer  and 
justice  of  the  peace,  170  s  Broadway,  dw 
n  e  cor  Pratt  &  Choptank 
Griffin  Thomas  D.  clerk,  150  s  Paca 
Griffin  Timothy,  fruit,  10  Orleans 
Griffin  Wm.  butcher,  481  e  Baltimore 
Griffin  Wm.  clerk,  156  w  Lombard 
Griffing  Daniel,  cigar  maker,  74  w  Baltimore 
Griffiss  Anthony,  iron  roller,  472  Canton  av 
Griffiss  Mrs.  Eliza,  148  e  Baltimore 
Griffiss  Phoebe,  Clinton  s  of  Boston 
Griffiss  Sarah  Ann,  36  Chesnut 
Griffiss  Thomas  J.  broker,  170  Cathedral 
Griffith  Allen,  laborer,  143  s  Fremont 
Griffith  Ann,  40  n  Front 
Griffith  Basil,  huckster,  128  L.  Green 
Griffith  Mrs.  Barbara,  521  w  Fayette 
Griffith  Catherine,  trimmings,  33  Harrison 
Griffith  Charles  G.  384  w  Fayette 
Griffith  Charles,  clerk,  43  Columbia 
Griffith  Daniel,  shoemaker,  66  s  Regester 
Griffith  Edwin  L.  lumber,  136  Hughes 
Griffith  Francis  P.  slater,  26  Lloyd 
GRIFFITH  G.  S.  imp.  and  job.  of  carpets, 
&c.,  77  w  Baltimore,  dw  157  n  Calvert — [See 
page  43  Mvertisements] 
Griffith  George  A.  printer,  193  Forrest 
Griffith  G.  Sapp,  salesman,  13  n  Gay 
Griffith  Geo.  M.  produce,  52>^  Pearl 
GRIFFITH  &  GRIFFITH,  merchant  tailors, 

2  Light 
Griffith  Howard,  clerk,  14  s  Strieker 
Griffith  Hiram  D.  engineer,  35  Stiles 
Griffith  Israel,  sr.  over  s  e  cor  Baltimore  and 

Sharp,  dw  43  s  Sharp 
Griffith  Israel,  jr.  over  1  s  Sharp,  dw  43 
Griffith  Israel,  carpenter,  31  Pearl 
Griffith  Isaac,  hay  dealer,  dw  Charles  near 

Northern  av 
Griffith  Isaac,  produce,  52)^  Pearl 
Griffith  James,  shoemaker,  81  n  Pine 
Griffith  Mrs.  Jane  B.  (G.  &  G.)  187  e  Eager 


Griffith  John  A.  (G.  &  G.)  40  n  Front 
Griffith  J.  Howard,  attorney,  33  St.  Paul 
Griffith  John  M.  (Bruster  &  Co.,)  49  n  Paca 
Griffith  John,  laborer,  3  Foster  al 
Griffith  Margaret,  teacher,  43  Columbia 
Griffith  Margaret,  tailoress,  138  Roborg 
Griffith  Mortimer  C.  clerk  tobacco  warehouse. 

No.  3,  69  Camden 
Griffith  Philemon,  tobac.insp.  warehouse  No. 

3.  dw  84  Hanover 
Griffith  Paul,  laborer,  12  Buren 
Griffith  Priscilla  A.  136  Hughes 
Griffith   Robt.  H.  (Kelly,  Hazen  &  Co.)  24 

Hill 
Griffith   R.  R.  jr.  commission  merchant  and 
dealer  in  fish,  14  Commerce,  dw  195  Garden 
Griffith    Richard  W.  carpenter,  174  e  Monu- 
ment 
Griffith  R.   R.  sr.  guano  and  phosphate   of 
lime  agent,  over  s  e  cor  South  and  Exchange 
place,  dw  81  McCulloh 
Griffith  Rebecca  M.  teacher,  136  Hughes 
GRIFFITH    SAMUEL  C.  brandies,  wines, 

&c.,  57  s  Calvert 
Griffith     Samuel,  clerk    pension   office,   199 

w  Fayette 
Griffith  Sophia  M.  225  w  Biddle 
Griffith  Teresa,  107  n  Caroline 
Griffith  Thomas,  produce,  193  Forrest 
Griffith  Wm.  plasterer,  349  w  Lombard 
Griffith  Wm.  cooper,  299  n  Eutaw 
Griffith  Wm.  E.  huckster,  274  Greenmount  av 
GRIFFITH  WM.  H.  upholsterer  and  paper 

hanger,  13  n  Gay 
Griffith  Wm.  316  Forrest 
Griffith  Wm.  T.  car  driver,  225  w  Biddle 
Griffith  Wm.  388  Franklin 
Griffith  Wm  F.  jeweler,  136  Hughes 
Griffith  Wm.  A.  R.  salesman,  35  Cheapsida 
Griggs  James  E.  pilot,  91  s  Bond 
Griggs  John  J.  machinist,  144  s  Bond 
Griggs  William,  pilot,  150  s  Bond 
Grim  Edward  J.  carpenter,  45  n  Poppleton 
Grim  Edward  0.  carpenter,  45  n  Poppleton 
Grim  Henry,  porter,  41  Centre  Market  space 
Grim  John,  baker,  296  s  Bond 
Grim  Joseph,  laborer,  551  s  Bond 
Grim  Wm.    D.  collector  N.  C.  R    R.  323  n 

Eutaw 
Grimel  John,  butcher,  26  Belair  market,  dw 

Harford  av  near  rope  walk 
Grimes  Mrs.  Ann,  149  s  Washington,  F.  P. 
Grimes  Charles  E.  lamps  and  oil,  63  Lexing- 
ton, dw  292 
Grimes  Edward,  janitor  City  Hall,  492  w  Bal- 
timore 
Grimes  Elijah  J.  carpenter,  236  Preston 
Grimes  Elizabeth,  46  Hanover 
Grimes  Hugh,  paver,  72  French 
Grimes  John  H.  clerk,  126  n  Eden 
Grimes  Richard,  rigger,  149  s  Washington 
Grimes  Susanna,  ]26  n  Eden 
Grimm  Amelia,  confectioner,  263  Hanover 
Grimm  Elias,   barber,  cor  Forrest  and  Ensor, 

dw  189  e  Madison 
Grimm  John,  cabinet  maker,  544  w  Baltimore 
Grimm  Joseph,  truss  maker,  194  Light 
Grimm  Ludwig,  tailor,  a  e  cor  Central  av  and 

e  Lombard 
Grimm  Louis,  soldier,  544  w  Baltimore 
Grimm  Mary  A.  confectionery,  189  e  Madison 
Grimm  Sophia,  confectionery,  544  w  Baltimore 
Grimshaw  Solomon,  81  n  Liberty 


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Grimm  Mary  A.  confectionery,  189  e  Madison 
Grimm  Sophia,  confectionery,  544 w  Baltimore 
Grimshaw  Solomon,  81  n  Liberty 
Grin  Henry,  porter,   over  41  Centre  Market 

space 
Grindail  John  T.  carpenter,  179  Montgomery 
Grindall  William,  cook,  696  w  Pratt 
Grindail  William,  machinist,   95  Mount 
Grindel  Anton,  tailor,  36  Park 
Gringle  Elizabeth,  189  Aiscjuith 
Grinkleback  Ernst,  machinist,  167  Raborg 
Grinnell  Chas.  A    (G.  &  Jenkins,)  2  Cathedral 
GRINNELL  &  JENKINS,  wholesale  boots, 

shoes,  hats,  &c.,  275  w  Baltimore 
Grinsfelder  &   Brother,  millinery   and  fancy 

goods,  25  n  Howard 
Grinsfelder  Joseph  G.  (G.  &  Bro.)  1 13  Saratoga 
Grinsfelder  Samuel,  (G.  &  Bro.)  113  Saratoga 
Grisman  Christian,  carpenter,  227  e  Fayette 
Grisman  Theodore,  tailor,  154  Raborg 
Grisson  James  G.  soldier,  74  Preston 
Griswold  Rev.  Benj.  B.  598  w  Fayette 
Griswold  Chester,  260  Hollins 
Grintz  Ferdinand,  shoemaker,  71  Hanover 
Grintzen  Adam,  tailor,  19  e  Lombard 
Grob  Conrad,  laborer,  121  MuUikin 
Grobe  William,  tailor,  14  s  Fremont 
Grodendick  Arnold,  painter,  21  Park 
Groenninger  Joseph,  grocer,  8  n  Fremont 
Groeter  H.  laborer,  9  Lancaster 
Groff  Francis,  255  Lexington 
Groif  Jacob,  teamster,  242  s  Eutaw 
Groff  Jacob  B.  baker,   and  confectioner,   nw 

cor  Madison  and  Howard 
Groff  John,  cooper,  20  Bevan 
Grogan  Thomas,  laborer,  66  McKim 
Grogan  Thomas  W.  steward,  110  s  Wolfe 
Groh  Jacob,  cooper,  58  James  al 
Groh  George,  tailor,  64  s  Carey 
Groh  Michael,  tailor,  64  s  Carey 
Grol  Charles,  locksmith,  433  Lexington 
Grolton  Louis,  brewer,  Belair  av  ext 
Groman  Ernest  F.  cigar  maker,  401  w  Pratt 
Groman  Wm.  tailor,  162  s  Broadway 
Gronan  Edward,  clothier  123  s  Broadway 
Gronau  Conrad,  cabinet  maker,  316  s  Dallas 
Gronau  Wm.  tailor,  123  s  Broadway 
Grone  Wm.  shoemaker,  415  Saratoga 
Groner  John,  laborer,  173  King 
GRONEBERG  EDWARD,  watchmaker  and 

jeweler,  70  e  Baltimore 
Groom  Henry,  carpenter,  65  Boyd 
Groomes  James,  soldier,  131  n  Spring 
Grooms  Charles  E.  P.  grocery,  238  n  Caroline 
Grooms  Thomas,  plasterer,  95  Mullikin 
Grooms  Wm.  H.  soldier,  30  Gough 
Grooms  Wm.  L.  jr.,  police,  111  e"  Madison 
Grooms  Wm.  sr.,  plasterer,  113  e  Madison 
Groover  Michael,  shoemaker,  270  n  Central  av 
Gropp  Mrs.  Dorothea,  97  s  Spring 
Groppe  Joseph,  blacksmith,  164  Stirling 
Groscup  Frederick  I.  clerk,  239  e  Baltimore 
Groscup  John  G    boiler  maker,  300  s  Charles 
Grosscors  Herman  H.  bookkeeper,  4  s  Greene 
Groscup  Mrs.  Jane,  239  e  Baltimore 
Groscup  George,  232  Aliceanna 
Groscup  Wm.  H.  clerk,  239  e  Baltimore 
Grose  August,  shoemaker,  199  s  Durham 
Groskopf  Michael,  cooper,  288  s  Durham 
Groskopf  Michael,  grocer,  346  e  Lombard 
Grosmack  Johannes,  laborer,  159  s  Eden 
Gross  Andrew,  laborer,  59  Ellicott,  Canton 
Gross  Armgate,  shoemaker,  148  s  Regester 


Gross  Charles,  clerk,  283  w  Fayette 

Gross  Mrs.  Elizabeth,  nurse,  65  n  Poppleton 

Gross  George  R.  cigars,  17  w  Baltimore 

Gross  Jacob,  commission  merchant, 106  n  High 

Gross  Jacob,  piano  maker,  59  s  Paca 

Gross  John  1.  real  estate  broker,  over  17  St. 

Paul,  dw  99  Aisquith 
Gross  John  F.  shoemaker,  80  Warner 
Gross  Nicholas,  tailor,  98  n  Caroline 
Gross  Peter,  stone  mason,  231  s  Paca 
Gross  Silas,  laborer,  146  s  Regester 
Gross  William,  stone  mason,  231  s  Paca        v 
Gross  Wm.  S.  com.  merchant,  172  e  Eager 
Grosser  Henry,  tailor,  63  s  Durham 
Grosshans  Mary,  2  Frederick  av 
Grossman  George,  confectioner,  23  Penna.  av 
Grossman  John,  tailor,  295  n  Dallas 
Grote  Jane,  tailoress,  144  Ross 
Grote  John,  tailor  and  clothier,  89  n  Front 
Grote  Harman,  cabinetmaker,  93  Lexington 
Groth  Henry,  barber,  253  s  Ann 
Grothaus  Geo.  F.  clothior,  11  w  Baltimore, 

dw  243  e  Baltimore 
Grothe  Christian,  bookkeeper,  44  Somerset 
Grought  George,  wheelwright,  464  n  Gay 
Grouk  John,  laborer,  529  Canton  av 
Grouse  Adam,  laborer,  31  Lee 
Grothaus  Christian,  clothier,  14  w  Pratt 
Grothaus  Wm.  clerk,  14  w  Pratt 
Grotjohn  Agnes,  fancy  goods,  417  w  Baltimore 
Groiivenac   Christopher,   cigars  and    confec- 
tionery, 270  s  Sharp 
Grove  Benj.  F.  257  n  Howard 
Grove  Daniel  L.  (G.  &  Nelson)  679  Lexington 
Grove  David,  fireman,  494  Lexington 
Grove  Daniel  L.  (G.  &  Neilson,)  679  Lex- 
ington 
GROVE  FRANCIS  &  CO.,  wholesale  gro- 
cers and  produce  commission  merchants,  19 
Commerce 
Grove  Francis,    (F.  G.  &  Co.)  110  n  Greene 
GROVE     FRANCIS,  wholesale   and   retail 
manufacturer  and  dealer  in  cigars,  tobacco 
and  snuff,  159  Franklin 
Grove  Francis,  110  n  Greene 
Grove  Jacob  F.  clerk,  259  e  Baltimore 
Grove  James  J.  74  s  Exeter 
Grove  Mary  L.  185  L  Constitution 
Grove    &  Neilson,  flour,  feed  and   produce 

dealers,  132  w  Howard 
Grove  Mrs.  Rosetta,  97  Pearl 
Grove  Wm.  R.  student,  138  n  Exeter 
GROVER  &  BAKER,  fam.  sewing  machines, 
181  w  Baltimore,  James  Atlee,  agent — [See 
page  9,  Mvertisements] 
Grover  Eliza,  101  Hamburg 
Grover  James,  101  Hamburg 
Grover  James,  Black  Horse  tavern,   111  n 
High 

Grover  at  Adams  Exp.  168  Aisquith 

Grover  Mrs.  Miranda,  tailoress,  383  e  Eager 
Groverman  Anthony,   com.   merchant,   57  s 

Calvert,  dw  n  e  cor  Charles  and  Eager 
GROVERMAN  ANTHONY,  Jr.  flour  and 

feed,  374  w  Baltimore,  dw  2  n  Carey 
Groverman  Henry,  jr.,  flour  and  feed,  545  w 

Baltimore,  dw  2n  Carey 
Groverman  Michael  D.  clerk,  2  n  Carey 
Groverman  Henry,  9  n  Carey 
Groves  Mrs.  Charlotte  Ducket,  dress  maker, 

106  Pine 
Groves  Geo.  W.  mariner,  124  Johnson 
Groves  Capt.  Wm.  H.  mariner,  105  s  Wolfe 


J.  HENRT  GIESE,  Commission  merchant,  for  tfce  sale  of  Flour,  Grain,  Seeds,  i 
Rosendale  Cement  and  Calcined  Plaster  constantly  on  luind,  31  Spear's  Wliarf. 
11 


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162 


GUN 


Groveling    Frederick,   cooper,   Clinton  near 

O'Donnell 
Grownow  Wm.  tailor,  162  s  Broadway 
Grubb  Mrs.  Elizabeth,  198  Saratoga 
Grubb  Geo.  W.   cooper,  Franklin,  dw  150  n 

Eiitaw 
Grubb  John,  shoemaker,  259  s  Broadway- 
Grub  b  John,  cooper,  37  Mosher 
Grubb   Richard   B.  morocco   dresser,   415  n 

Gay 
Grubb  Richard  B.  jr.  clerk,  415  n  Gay 
Grubb  Mrs.  Sarah,  161  Hollins 
Grulib   Samuel  J.   Amer.  Telegraph   Co.  247 

Mulberry 
Grubb     Washington  A.   lieut.    police,     239 

Mulberry 
Grubb  Wm.  A.  sutler,  179  Lee 
Grubbs  Thomas  B.  salesman,  12  Williamson 
Grube  Louis,  tavern,  100  Light  st  wharf,   dw 

3  Spring  ct 
Gruber  Felix,  carpenter,  164  Penna.  av 
Gruber  Jacob,  jeweler,  71  Orleans 
Gruber  Jacob,  tinner,  200  s  Sharp,  dw  Wil- 
liam between  Warren  and  Hamburg 
Gruber  Mathew,  cooper,  218  s  Bond 
Grue  Christina,  165  Stirling 
Gruh  Geo.  laborer,  49  Aliceanna,  Canton 
Grubine  Emanuel,  tinner,  139  Ross 
Grucminger    Henry,  case  manufacturer,   76 

Hanover 
Gruetter  Frederick  L.  oak  cooper,  310  and 

312  Montgomery,  dw  222  s  Sharp 
Gruetter  Jacob,  212  s  Sharp 
Grund  Christian,  upholsterer,  428  w  Fayette 
Grunder  Henry,  laborer,  Henry  near  Hughes 
Grundy  Byrom,  90  Saratoga 
Gruiiebaum  Joshua,  salesman,  64  Aisquith 
Grunebaum  Mandel,  baker,  193  e  Eager 
Gnuiebaum  Mark,  ('Siegel,  G.  &  Schmidt,) 

Pratt  2d  door  from  Sharp 
Grunebaum  Samuel,  dry  goods   dealer,  204 

s  Broadway 
Gruner  George,  cabinet  maker,  256  e  Eager 
Gruner  Martin,  tailor,  110  French 
Grunewald    Geo.   laborer,   Albermarle    near 

Watson 
Gruiicwaldj  John,  laborer,  24  Shakspear 
GRUPY  FRAJNCIS  H.  hide  and  leather  dea- 
ler, 42    s  Calvert  and  23  Grant,  dw  cor 

Chase  and  Eden 
Grupy  Jacob,  leather  dealer,  132  n  Gay 
Grupy  Sarah  B.  879  w  Pratt 
Gruss  Wm.  Arbeitcr  Hall,  dw  179  Lexington 
Gru.sher  Henrietta,  68  MuUikin 
Gruver  &   Costolay,  coopers,   120  and   148 

Franklin 
Gruver  Wm.,  U.  S.  dep.  marshal,  HI  Pearl 
Gruiiig  John,  shoemaker,  348  William 
Gruver  George   W.   (G.  &   Costolay,)  274 

Franklin 
Gruver  Jacob,  junk,  96  William 
Gruver  William  H.  bailiff  U.  S.  Courts,  26 

Franklin 
Gun  id  Ghas.  H.  car  driver,  12  w  Townsend 
Guixrt  George,  machinist,  468  Penna  av 
Guckiirt  John,  wagoner,  148  s  Eden 
Guckert  John,  jr.  carpenter,  181  s  Eden 
Gudbcrlet  August,  tobacconist,  89  Penna.  av 
Gudberlet  August,  tobacconist,  203  Lexington 
Gude  Cliristian,  morocco  dresser,  34  French 
Gudo  Fredk.  milk,  Franklin  near  Schrocdcr 
Gude  Henry  B. variety  store,  359  w  Baltimore, 

dw  151  w  Madison 


Gude  Justus  C.  (Schwartz  &  G.)  82  s  Paca 
Gudeman  Jacob,  laborer,  179  s  Bethel 
Guenther  John  H.  shoemaker,  170  Sarah  Ann 
Guerand  Francis,  French  dyer,  257  e  Balti- 
more 
Guerlh  Henry,  cigar  maker,  179  Lexington 
Guertler  Friederich,  butcher,  19  Belair  mar- 
ket, dw  245  w  Eager 
Guest  J.  Wesley,  cashier  Citizen's  Bank,  dw 

over  n  e  cor  Pratt  and  Hanover 
Guest  Mahala  C.  boarding,  42  Lexington 
Guest  Richard  S.  bookkeeper,  148  s  Sharp 
Guest  Richard  S.  clerk,  364  w  Fayette 
Guest  Samuel,  cashier  City  Collector's  office, 

Lexington  w  of  St.  Paul 
Guggenheimer  Saml.  175  e  Lombard 
Guggenheimer  Simon,  tailor,  19  Light,  dw  26 

s  Paca 
Guider  Adam,  laborer,  142  Mullikin 
Guider  John  F.  tailor,  193  e  Madison 
Guiest  George,  stove  brickmaker,  2  Fulton 
Guifoyle  Thos.  tinner,  Jew  al  near  Madison 
Guifcr  Fredk.  tailor,  361  e  Eager 
Guild  Chas.  H.  salesman,  384  Lexington 
Guildener  Hannah,  58  n  Liberty 
Guilford  Copper  and  Gold  Mining  Co.  34  w 

Second,  up  stairs 
Guillard  John,  grocer,  178  Hanover 
Guillard  John, jr.  soldier,  178  Hanover 
Guinsheim  A.  97  w  Biddle 
Guise  Andrew,  blacksmith,  37  Central  av 
Guise  Lewis,  shoemaker,  160  n  Caroline 
GCITEAU  Rev.  SHERIDAN,  agent  for  Sun- 
day  School  and  Tract  Depository,   73  w 
Fayette,  dw  Baltimore  co. 
Gullory  George,  laborer,  201  Bethel  ct 
Gummel    G.    Gottleib,   cabinet    maker,    502 

Penna  av 
Gumes  Ella,  trimming  store,  652  w  Baltimore 
Gumlock  Peter,  carter,  83  Ramsay 
Gump  Samuel    G.  tobacconist,  145^  Centre 

Market  space 
Gump  Mary,  dry  goods,  176  e  Baltimore 
Gumpert  Mrs.  Mary,  huckstress,  221  Scott 
Gumpman   Michael,  porter,  lager   beer,   175 

Columbia 
Gumpmin  Conrad,  laborer,  20  Preston 
Gunby  Caroline  L.  milliner,  2  s  Poppleton 
Gunby  Capt.  Francis  A.  281  e  Lombard 
Gunby  James  W.  mariner,  128  s  Ann 
Gunby  John  H.  mariner,  128  s  Ann 
Gunby  John,  mariner,  277  e  Lombard 
Gunby  Joseph  D.  mariner,  128  s  Ann 
Gunby  Maria,  128  s  Ann 
Gunby  Stephen,  sailmaker,  128  s  Ann 
Gundell  John,  furn.  wagoner,  91  Harrison 
Gundersdorf  August,  shoemaker,  674  w  Bal- 
timore 
Gundersdorf  Christian,  boot  and  shoemaker, 

277  Saratoga 
Gundy  Capt.  F.  A.  272  e  Lombard 
Gundlach  Charles,  shoemaker,  145  Columbia 
Gundlach  Geo.  shoemaker,  145  Columbia 
Gundlack  Chas.  liquors,  300  Montgomery 
Gunkel  John,  tailor,  67  s  Regester 
Gunler  Charles,  laborer,  12  Henry 
Gunler  John,  laborer,  12  Henry 
Gunler  Louisa,  confectionery,  12  Henry 
Gunn  Bernard,  carter,  128  Burgundy  al 
Gunn  Edward,  laborer,  rear  of  16  Concord 
Gunn  Hugh,  sawyer,  4  Slemmer  al 
Gunn  Mrs.  172  Columbia 
Gunnell  Wm.  T.  coach  trimmer,  98  Jefferso 


GSO.  a.  PAGK  6i  BRO.,  Moimfacturers    «f  Il<K»f«   niid   RooUug   Materials,  111   Smitli'8 
Wlnarf.    C.  HART  SAIITH,  Agent. 


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Gunner  Patrick,  laborer,  46  French 
Gunnerman  John,  laborer,  60  s  Regester 
Gunning  Thos.  grocer,  17  Liberty  al 
Gunnison  Wm   213  w  Hoffman 
Gunselman  John  A.  tailor,  s    Durham   near 

Baltimore 
Gunst  John  P.   glass  blower,  343  Penna.   av 
Gunther  Andrew,  tailor,  52  Harrison 
Gunther   August,  tavern,  n  e  cor  Low  and 

Forrest 


GUNTHER  CHAS.  Grand  Stamp- 
ing and  Pinking  Depot,  No.  22 
East  Baltimore-st.  between  Front 
and  High  streets,  Baltimore,  Md. 
Ladies  can  select  from  50,000 
Patterns,  all  of  the  newest  styles. 


GUNTHER  CONRAD,  dentist,  183  e  Balti- 
more 
Gunther  Frederick,  laborer,  3  Choptank 
Gunther  John,  porter,  22  New  Church 
Gunther  Martin,  barber,  271  n  Howard 
Gunther  Mary  E.  156  Garden 
Gunther  Nicholas,  laborer,  468  Canton  av 
Gunther  Theodore,  137  Henrietta 
Gunther  Wm.  grocer,  103  s  Dallas 
Gunther  Wm.  shoemaker,  85  Henrietta 
Guntz  Adam,  driver,  200  s  Chapel 
Gurke  Ferdinand,  shoemaker,  33  n  Paca 
Gurlac  August,  shoemaker,  273  Orleans 
Gurley  J.  B  clerk  to  provost  marshal,  Wash- 
ington house 
Gurney  Jas.  mariner,  285  Aliceanna 
GURNEY  NATHAN  G.   marine  engineer, 

333  Light 
Gurry  James,  grocer,  527  Saratoga 
Gurthuef  Wm.  blacksmith  and   wheelwright, 

418  Saratoga,  dw  87  n  Poppleton 
Gurwick  John  P.  laborer,  672  w  Pratt 
Qusdorff  Alex,  dry  goods,  655  w  Baltimore 
Gusman  John,  cooper,  213  Eastern  av 
Guste  Louis,  grocer,  cor  Fremont  and  Lee 
Guste  Louis,  jr.  tinner,  202  s  Fremont 
Gusty  Frederick,  cabinet  maker,  252  n  Caro- 
line 
Gusty  Patrick,  carpenter,  7  Rock 
Gutberllet  Charles,  cigar  maker,  273  s  Dallas 
Guth   Gustav,  cigar  maker,  Broadway  near 

Orleans 
Guthlein  Nicholas,  hosiery,  226  s  Broadway 
Guthrie  Joseph,  mariner,  220  Bank 
Guthrie  Mrs.  Susan,  19  s  Ann 
Guthridge  John  F.  telegraphist,  38i^w  Balti- 
more 
Guthrow  Chas.  brush  maker,  277  n  Gay 
Guthermuth  Gerhard,  confectioner,  56  Cam- 
den 
Gutman  Joel,  dry  goods,  20  n  Eutaw,  dw  22 
Gutman  John  B.  butcher,  8  Fells  Point  mar- 
ket, dw  cor  Madison  and  Chester 
Gutman  Lewis,  99  Franklin 
GUTMAN  MOSES  &  CO.  clothiers,  331  w 

Baltimore,  dw  Moses  G.  22  Barre 
Gutman  Rachel,  99  Franklin 
Gutmut  George,  laborer,  6  Harmony  la 
Gutmut  John,  paver,  6  Harmony  la 
Gutsmuth  Siegel,  rags,  85  Bank 
Gutt  John,  laborer,  28  s  Poppleton 
Guttenberg  Jacob,  pedler,  116  Conway 


Guy  Dixon,  tailor,  16  Stiles 
Guy  James,  drayman,  46  n  Bond 
Guy  James,  laborer,  46  n  Bond 
Guy  Jane,  16  Stiles 
Guy  Joseph,  ship  carpenter,  48  n  Bond 
GUY'S  MONUMEAT    HOUSE,   n    e    cor 
Calvert  and  Fayette,  Wm.  Guy  &  Co.  pro- 
prietors 
Guy  Moses,  ship  carpenter,  46  Montgomery 
Guy  Robt.  J.  dry  goods,  122  Lexington 
Guy  Wm.  &  Co.   propr.   Monument  house, 

13  and  15  n  Calvert 
Guy  Wm.  ship  carpenter,  16  Stiles 
Guyer  John  J.  boot  maker,  137  e   Monument 
Guyther  Henry,  pilot,  118  e  Pratt 
Guyton  B.  Augustus,  clerk,  187  Washington, 

F.  H. 
Guyton  Beale  S.  (G.  &  Hyde,)  249  w  Lom- 
bard 
Gaiyton  Chas,  F.  grocer,  83  Chew 
Guyton  Elisha,  clerk  water  engineer's  office, 

83  Chew 
Guyton  Eliza,  tailoress,  102  Scott 
Guyton  Elizabeth  E.  millinery,  80  n  Howard 
Guyton   &   Hyde,  dry  goods   merchants,  62 

Hanover 
Guyton  Mrs.  Jane,  102  Scott 
Guyton  John,  clerk,  83  Chew 
Guyton  Joseph,  edge  tool  maker,  102  Scott 
Guyton  Wm.  furniture,  78  n  Howard 
Guyton  Wm.  L.  carpenter,  83  Chew 
Gwin  Mrs.  Emma,  209  Ross 
Gwin  Timothy,  laborer,  644  w  Pratt 
GWINN  CHARLES  J.  M.  attorney,  41  St. 
Paul,  dw  s  w  cor  Mount  Vernon  place  and 
St.  Paul 
Gwinn  Chas.  W.  blacksmith,  113  n  Fremont 
Gwinn  Joseph  E.  mariner,  50  s  Exeter 
Gwyn  John  R.  207  n  Howard 
Gwynn  Mrs.  Eliza,  75  n  Charles 
Gwynn  James  W.  clerk,  163  w  Lombard 
Gwynn  Robt.  draughtsman,  453  w  Fayette 
Gwynn  Thomas,  laborer,  36  Morton  al 
Gwynn  Wm.  163  w  Lombard 

H. 


Haacke  C.  Wm.  grocer,  82  i 

Haacker  Julias,  carriage  maker,  372   n  Gay 

Haas  Ann,  butcher,  52  Harrison 

Haas  Casper,  laborer,  60  Aliceanna 

Haas  Gotleib,  cabinet  maker,  112  n  Eden 

Haas  Jacob,  stock  dealer,  207  Chesnut 

Haas  Judas,  72  Harrison 

Haas  Martin,  glass  blower,  38  Abey  al 

Haase  Herman,  shoemaker,  157  e  Fayette 

Habbersett  John,  carpenter,  178  n  Eden 

Habbersett  Wm.  carpenter,  149  Greenmount 

av 
Haber  Francis  H.  tailor,  189  e  Lombard 
Haberstroh  Jacob,  tailor,  477  Saratoga 
Habercus  Geo.  car  driver,  276  s  Bond 
Haberkam  Geo.  laborer,  61  Shakspear 
Haberkamp  John,  milkman,  76  s  Central  av 
Haberkorn  Anton,  laborer,  27  Granby 
Haberlander  Rupert,  20  Aliceanna 
Habersham  A.  W.  (H.  &  Barrett,)  38  Bolton 

HABERSHAM  &  BARRETT,  Im- 
porters and  Dealers  in  Teas  and 
East  India  Goods,  53  Exchange 
Place. 


WM.  P.  "WEBB,  Marine,  Fire  aiwl  Life  Insurance  Agent  and  Broker.    Agent  "Mutual 
Benefit  Ufe  Insurance  Co.,  Newark,  N.  J,,"  89  Second  Street. 


HAB 


164 


HAH 


Habel  Solomon,  shoes,  27  n  Gay 
Habighorst  Chas.  F.  clerk,  60  e  Baltimore 
Habil  John,  tailor,  188  s  Dallas 
Hable  Herman,  grocer,  n  w  cor  Orleans  and 

Caroline 
Hable  Lewis,  sexton,  47  Watson 
Habler     Conrad,    cabinet    maker,    16    New 

Church 
Habliston  John  M.  cashier  Sun  office,  dw  521 

w  Fayette 
Habourcreaux  Charles,  (PaulPferdner  &Co.) 

38  e  Fayette 
Hachtel  Christian,  grocer,  43  Orchard 
Hachtcl  Geo.  grocer,  45  Orchard 
Hachtel  John  L.  grocery,  11  Brune 
Hachtel  John  C.  bookkeeper,  151  Ross 
Hack  Andrew  A.  321  Lexington 
Hack  Fredk.  A.  provision  merchant,  375  w 

Baltimore,  dw  326  Lexington 
Hack  George,  laborer,  149s  Washington,F.P. 
Hack  George  W.  soldier,  68  n  Caroline 
Hack  Capt.  George  W.,  U.  S.  A.  44  n  Pine 
Hack  Louis,  shoemaker,  382  Lexington 
HACK  OLIVER  F.  attorney,  7  Counsellor's 

hall,  Lexington,  dw  138  w  Hoffman 
Hack  Wm.  E.  321  Lexington 
Hacker  Chas.  tavern,  132  Saratoga 
Hacker  Henry,  lager  beer,  178  e  Baltimore 
Hacker  Jacob,  foundry  man,  16  Burke,  Canton 
Hacker  John  Z.  laborer,  27  Morris  al 
Hacket  Jas.  clerk  B.  &  0.  R.  R.  136  St.  Paul 
Hackett  Florida,  seamstress,  134  n  Central  av 
Hackett  Hannah  J.  19  Barnet 
Hackett  Josephus,  bricklayer,  56  Leadenhall 
Hackett  John,  bricklayer,  Wolfe  near  Fayette 
Hackett  Michael,  laborer,  23  Bevan 
Hackett  Patrick,  laborer,  55  King 
Hackett  Zachariah,  engineer,  65  s  Schroeder 
Hackman  Lewis,  grocer,  425  Saratoga 
Hackman  Wm.  H.  tavern,  110  Light  st  whf, 

dw  36  Marion 
Hackney  Eleanor  S.  seamstress,  185  Forrest 
Hackney  Mary  E.  tailorcss,  42  George 
Hacokins  Mrs.  Sarah,  baker,  274  Light 
Hadaway  James  H.  boiler  maker,  40  n  Eden 
Hadaway  Wm.  H.  tobacconist,  63  Camden, 

dw  51  s  Eutaw 
Haddnway  John  Q.  A.  sales'n,296  w  Fayette 
Haddaway  Albert,  steam,  pilot,  151  Aliceanna 
Haden  Catherine,  grocer,  33  China 
Haden  Francis,  laborer,  29  Elizabeth  la 
Haden  Michael,  carter,  33  China 
Hadel  Mrs.  Amelia,  17  n  High 
Hadel  Wm.  bookkeeper,  544  Saratoga 
Hadley  Mrs.  Deborah,  495  e  Baltimore 
Hadrick  Catherine,  224  s  Bond 
Haddock  James,  hucks-ter,  24  s  Dewberry  al 
Haefner  Christian  A.  teacher,  120  e  Fayette 
Haeffner  John,  tailor,  170  Stirling 
Haegl  Riemond,  shoemaker,  30  G.  Hughes 
Ha(  Iman  George,  cooper,  28  Bevan 
Haenig  Anton,  tailor,  267  e  Eager 
Haenig  Mrs.  Barbara,  tailoress,  269  e  Eager 
Haenig  Stephen,  tailor,  269  e  Eager 
Haesloop  John,  mariner,  42  Marion 
Haitische  George,  laborer,  17  Cambridge 
Hafenc,  Wm.  tavern,  cor  Lancaster  and  Bond 
Hafirkorn  William,  musician  and  musical  in- 
strument maker,  246  Hanover 
HAFFCKE  CHARLES,  restaurant,  5  South 
Haffrr    George,    restaurant,   Frederick  road, 

near  city  limits 
Haffie  Bridget,  tavern,  64  President 


Haflner  Joseph,  cigar  maker,  688  w  Baltimore 

Haffrin  Hugh,  drayman,  39  Liberty  al 

HafiVin  Matthew,  laborer,  32  Liberty  al 

Hafler  Nicholas,  cooper,  168  s  Central  av 

Hagel  John,  laborer,  332  Mulberry 

Hagan  Ann,  5  Bank 

Hagan  Bernard,  car  driver,  502  w  Pratt 

Hagan  Mrs.  Catherine,  32  s  Mount 

Hagan  Daniel,  street  contractor,  8  s  Chester 

Hagan  Daniel,  laborer,  cor  McKim  and  Eager 

Hagan  Maggie,  ]5  Lewis 

Hagard  George,  cabinet  maker,  181  Conway 

Hagan  Edward,  1  Welch  al 

Hagan  Florida,  seamstress,  193  s  Charles 

Hagan  Hugh,  carter,  1  Centre 

Hagan  John  H.  bookkeeper,  132  n  Howard 

Hagan  John,  laborer,  26  Morris  al 

Hagan  John  W.  cigar  maker,  192  s  Eutaw 

Hagan  John,  laborer,  176  Greenmount  av 

Hagan  Michael,  teamster,  32  s  Mount 

Hagan  Patrick,  carpenter,  45  Fawn 

Hagan  Wm.  E.  baggage  master  B.  and  O.  R. 

R.,  19  s  Fremont 
Hagar  Jacob  C.  cooper,  219  n  Caroline 
Hagedorn  Henry,  shoemaker,  28  Ross 
Hagelgans  John,  tailor,  109  s  Regester 
Hagelin  Charles  M.  light  house  keeper,  58  s 

Bethel 
Hagelkans  John,  tailor,  109  s  Regester 
Hageman  Vincent,  tobacconist, Frederick  road 

near  city  limits 
Hagen  Ellen,  32  w  Biddle 
Hagen  Michael,  laborer,  424  Hanover 
Hagen  Patrick,  carpenter,  45  Fawn 
Hagen  Peter,  laborer,  424  Hanover 
Hager  August,  tailor,  46  L.  Pleasant 
Hager  Jacob  C.  cooper,  125  Orleans 
Hagerdol  Saml.  laborer,  86  Eastern  av 
Hagerty  Edwd.  tea  dealer,  over  89  Harrison 
Hagerty  Elizabeth,  33  Chesnut 
Hagerty  James  D.  conductor,  29  George 
Hagerty  James  S.  (E.   V.  Keen  &  H._)  cor 
Exeter  and  Pratt 
,  Hagerty  John,  laborer,  158  s  Chapel 
Hagerty  Michael,  blacksmith,  cor  Baltimore 

and  Dewberry  al.,  dw  46  Boyd 
Hagerty  Susannah,  29  George  • 
Hagerty  Wm.  T.  conductor,  29  George 
Hagerty  Wm.  miller,  124  Holiday 
Hagger  &  Bro   nautical  and  mathematical  in- 
struments, 72  w  Pratt 
Hagger  Charles  E.  (H.  &  Bro.)  75  s  Exeter 
Hagger  James,  (H.  &  Bro.)  32  e  Pratt 
Haggerty  Andw.  J.  paper  hanger, 33  Chesnut 
Haggerty  James,  carter,  18  Liberty  al 
Haggerty  John,  bricklayer,  592  w  Saratoga 
Haggerty  John,  collector,  269  w  Pratt 
Haggerty  Levi,  cooper,  30  Jackson 
Haggerty  Mrs.  228  Hollins 
Haggerty  Patrick,  blacksmith,  31  Ryan 
Hagiston  John,  brakesman,  156  McHenry 
Hagly  Anthony,  hackman,  55  Mulberry 
Hagly  Henry,  cigar  maker,  55  Mulberry 
Hagner  .Adam,  boiler  maker,  269  Hanover 
Hagner  Fredk.  stone  cutter,  155  Dover 
Hagner  Wm.  engineer,  110  Dolphin 
Hague  Mrs.  Rachel,  50  s  Bond 
Hahl  Martin,  laborer,  424  Canton  av 
Hahn  Catherine,  laundress,  21  Smith 
Hahn  Carl,  laborer,  186  Canton  av 
Hahn  Charles  O.  salesman,  s  e  corner  Calvert 

and  Lexington 
Hahn  Christopher,  cooper,  360  Canton  av 


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Hahn  Edward,  butcher,  209  Orleans 
Hahn  Elizabeth,  tailoress,  134  Saratoga 
Hahii  Elizabeth,  (S.  &  E.  H.,)  57  n  Liberty 
Hahn  Ferdinand,  tailor,  123  w  Lombard 
Hahn  George  A.  gunsmith,  124  MuUikin 
Hahn  George,  laborer,  150  Raborg 
Hahn  George,  laborer,  23  Elizabeth  la 
Hahn  Harry  G.  butcher,  101  Eelair  market, 

dw  124  Mullikin 
Hahn  Henry,  locksmith,  157  Henrietta 
Hahn  Henry,  57  n  Liberty 
Hahn  Henry  J.  laborer,  Payson  near  Pratt 
Hahn  Henry,  clerk,  193  e  Monument 
Hahn  Hurman,  lager  beer,  n  e  cor  Fayette  and 

Frederick 
Hahn  James  F.  telegraph  operator,  67  Barre 
Hahn  John,  laborer,  214  s  Chapel 
Hahn  John  H.  cabinet  maker,  6  Emory 
Hahn  John  jr.  clerk,  57  n  Liberty 
Hahn  John,  lager  beer,  134  Saratoga 
Hahn  John  Daniel,  butcher,  88  Lexington  and 

5  Hollins  St.  mkts.  dw  Beltshoover  la  near 

Frederick  road 

Hahn ,  clerk,  23  n  Calvert 

Hahn  Ludwig,  piano  maker,  19  Jackson  ct 
Hahn  Michael,  shoemaker,  60  Central  av 
Hahn  S.  &  E.  milliners,  57  n  Liberty 
Hahn  Sarah  (S.  &  E.  H.)  57  n  Liberty 
Hahn  Wm.  P.  butcher,  203  Orleans 
Hahn  Wm.  P.  bacon,  209  Orleans 
Hahn  "Wm.  butcher,  76  Centre  Market,  dw 

124  Mullikin 
Hahneman  John  F.  grocer,  15  Sterrett 
Haight  Grove,  110  Ensor 
Haight  Wm.  cigar  maker,  154  Ensor 
Hain  A.  260  s  Ann 
HAIN  CHRISTIAN,  merchant  tailor,  179  w 

Pratt,  dw  73  s  Paca 
Hain  James,  butcher,  79  n  Bond 
Hain  Wm.  box  maker,  279  s  Bond 
Haine  Christian  tailor,  73  Columbia 
Haine  Jas.  laborer.  Falls  road  nr  Northern  av 
Haine  John,  laborer.  Falls  road  near  Northern 

avenue 
Haines  Alfred  F.  provisions,  243  Light 
Haines  Benj.  F.  coal,  333  w  Fayette,  dw  20 

n  Fremont 
Haines  Catherine,  huckster,  45Hillen 
Haines  Ephraim,  commission   merch.    110  n 

Howard,  dw  513  w  Fayette 
Haines  Frederick,  mariner,  66  Holland 
Haines  George  A.  cigar  maker,   Pratt    near 

Howard 
Haines  Lewis,  soldier,  45  Hillen 
Haines  Wm.  H.  conductor  city  cars,  24  Ross 
Haines  Winfield  T.  clerk,  20  n  Fremont 
Hainke  August,  baker,  51  President 
Hair  Margaret,  249  s  Wolfe 
Haire  Ephraim,  laborer,  125  Peirce 
Haire  Mrs.  Sarah  Ann,  125  Peirce 
Haise  John,  tavern,  302  s  Bond 
Halbach  Charles,  cutlery  and  hardware,  94  n 

Gay 
Halbert  Mary  A.  185  e  Baltimore 
Halbig  Paul,  hay,  cor  St.  Paul  and  L.  Monu- 
ment, dw  45  St.  Mary 
Haldeman  John  A.  fireman,  285  n  Eutaw 
Haldeman  Mrs.  Louisa,  285  n  Eutaw 
Hale  Annie  M.  51  n  Liberty 

Hale ,  carpenter,  211  Hanover 

Hale  Charles  W.  chair  maker,  143  s  Fremont 
Hale  George  C.  principal  floating  school,  ship 

Ontario,  West  Falls  av.  dw  21  s  Sharp 


Hale  Mrs.  Sarah  A.  150  n  Eutaw 
Hales  James,  mariner,  Albert al 
Hadley  Ann,  pedler,  56  Chesnut 
Haley  Michael,  laborer,  83  s  Wolfe 
Haley  Nicholas,  shoemaker,  36  Forrest 
Haley  Oliver,  3  Meyer  ct 


Halfpenny  Robert,  mariner,  e  Fayette_ext 
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Halfpenny  Samuel  W.  gunsmith,  e  Fayette 


Hall  Ann,  laundress,  76  Mulberry 
Hall  Augustus  A.  printer,  99  Chew 
Hall  Alex,  bricklayer,  288  Harford  av 
HALL  AMASA  C.  shipping   merchant,  81 

Smith's  wharf,  dw  Eutaw  house 
Hall  Artaxerxes,  boiler  maker,  337  Light 
Hall  &  Bringman,  book  and  job  printers.  Mu- 
seum building,  over  148  w  Baltimore 
Hall  Carter  A.  &  T.  H.  com.  merchts.  4  Cam- 
den, dw  C.  A.  H.  220  w  Lombard 
Hall  Clayton,  bookkeeper,  45  Courtland 
Hall  Mrs.  Caroline,  30  Milliman 
Hall  Catherine,  seamstress,  36  Edward 
Hall  Charles  E.  clerk,  244  6  Biddle 
Hall  Charles,  clerk,  130  n  Bond 
Hall  Charles,  clerk,  89  n  Eutaw 
Hall  Charles,  clerk,  48  s  Sharp 
Hall  D.  Sprigg  (Robert  T.  Keys  &  Co.)  83 

Saratoga 
Hall  David,  120  Jefferson 
Hall  De  Russey,  146  Orleans 
Hall  Delilah,  dressmaker,  s  w  cor  Orleans  and 

Caroline 
Hall  Edward,  plumber,. 326  Canton  av 
Hall  Edward,  carpenter,  194  n  Broadway 
Hall  Edward,  153  s  Caroline 
Hall  Eliza  S.  45  Lexington 
Hall  Eliza,  133  s  Exeter 
Hall  Elias,  shoemaker,  227  Cathedral 
Hall  Mrs.  Elizabeth,  370  w  Lombard 
Hall  Erastus  Q.  blacksmith,  318  William 
Hall  Francis  J.  shoemaker,  302  n  Gay 
Hall  Freeborn  G.  pilot,  417  n  Gay 
Hall   F.  Walters    (Thomas    I.    H.    &    Co.) 

210  n  Howard 
Hall  G.  H.  (Carter  A.  &  T.  H.  H.)  dw  220 

w  Lombard 
Hall  George,  cooper,  312  s  Charles 
Hall  George,  com.  mercht.  274  e  Lombard 
Hall  George  H.  clerk,  35  Stiles 
Hall  George  H.  M.  bookkeeper.  111  s  Exeter 
Hall  G.  W.  S.  &  Co.  merchants,  65  Second 
Hall  George  W.  S.  (G.  W.  S.  H.  &  Co.)  65 

Second 
Hall  George,  shoemaker,  10  Walnut  al 
Hall  Henry  W.  brakesman,  2-J6  Preston 
Hall  Capt.  Henry  L.  mariner,  41  s  High 
Hall  Henry,  soldier,  206  Vine 
Hall  Hester,  60  s  Bond 
Hall  Mrs.  Isabella,  boarding,  28  North 
Hall  Isabella,  74  Saratoga 
Hall  Capt.  Israel,  130  n  Bond 
Hall  Jacob  T.  clerk  P.  0.  106  Hollins 
Hall  James    P.    2d    bookkeeper    Merchants' 

Bank,  dw  222  w  Hoffman 
Hall  James,  organ   builder,  216  Lexington, 

dw  528 
Hall  James  (Freeland,  Hall&  Co.)  35  n  Cal- 
vert 
HALL  DR.  JAMES,  colonization  agent,  65 
Second,  dw  nr  Relay  house  B.  &  0.  R.  R. 
Hall  James,  barkeeper,  26  German 
Hall  James,  fire  department,  74  Lexington 
Hall  James,  Fayette  near  Fulton 


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Hall  James  L.  clerk,  244  e  Biddle 

Hall  James  B.  n  e  cor  McElderry  and  Caroline 

Hall  James,  soldier,  68  n  Ann 

Hall  James,  laborer,  89  Hughes 

Hall  Dr.  J.  Thomas,  U.  S.  A.  362  n  Eutaw 

Hall  Jesse  K.  rope  maker,  Harford  av  north 

of  Point  la 
Hall  John,  mariner,  245  e  Pratt 
Hall  John,  sr.  seaman,  180  Montgomery 
Hall  John,  jr.  seaman,  180  Montgomery 
Hall  Julia,  125  n  Eutaw 
Hall  James,  laborer,  1  Henrietta 
Hall  Job  Henry,  painter,  113  Hamburg 
Hall  John,  mariner,  245  e  Pratt 
Hall  John,  grocery,  162  n  Cai-oline 
Hall  John  H.  jr.,  (Skinner  &  H.)  s  w  corner 

Caroline  and  McElderry 
Hall  John,  laborer,  Harford  av  near  Point  la 
Hall  John  B.  (Gibney,  H.  &  Co.)  76  Sara- 
toga 
Hall  John  D.  shoemaker,  148  e  Lombard 
Hall  John  R.  painter,  297  s  Charles 
Hall  John  H.  butter  store,  308  n  Gay 
Hall  John  W.  clerk,  15  s  Caroline 
Hall  Joseph,  policeman,  172  L.  Greene 
Hall  Joshua  M.,  U.  S.  navy  agent,  323  e  Bal- 
timore 
Hall  Levin  J.  billiard  room,  over  189  w  Balti- 
more, entrance  on  Light,  dw  98  e  Baltimore 
HALL  &  LONEY,  general  com.  and  shipping 

merchants,  56  Buchanan's  wharf 
Hall  Marcalona,  tailoress,  20  Stirling 
Hall  Maria,  dry  goods,  406  Saratoga 
Hall  Mrs.  Maria  W.  103  Conway 
Hall  Mrs.  Mary  Jane,  42  Saratoga 
Hall  Nelson  M.  blacksmith.  111  n  Paca 
Hall  Owen  D.  shoemaker,  241  n  Central  av 
Hall  Rev.  Richard  C.  45  Lexington 
Hall  Richard,  cabinet  maker,  196  e  Baltimore 
Hall  Robert  E.,  U.  S.  mail  agent,  77  n  Eutaw 
Hall  Robert  L.  tavern,  foot  of  Mill 
Hall  Robert,  tailor,  12  n  Gay,  dw  244  e  Biddle 
Hall  Robert,  conductor  city  R.  R.,  243  Pratt 
Hall  Samuel,  tailor,  149  n  Bethel 
Hall  Samuel  J.  cutter,  99  Chew 
Hall  Sarah,  57  Block 
Hall  Sarah,  57  Preston 

Hall  Silas,  (J.  W.  Peed  &  Co.)  65  Albemarle 
Hall  Mrs.  Sophia  J.  seamstress,  528  Lex- 
ington 
Hall  Theodorick,  police,  121  Ensor 
Hall  Thomas  A.  stage  manager  Holiday  street 

Theatre,  61  w  Centre 
Hali  Thomas  I.  &  Co.  tobacco  and  general 
commission  merchants,  over  143  w  Pratt,  dw 
T.  I.  H.  Anne  Arundel  Co. 
Hall  Thomas  H.  (Carter  A.  &  T.  H.  H.)  220 

w  Lombard 
Hall  Thomas,  painter,  130  n  Bond 
Hali  Thomas,  carter,  36  William 
Hall  Thomas  W.  jr.  attorney,  17  Barnet,  dw 

38  Mount  Vernon  place 
Hall  Thomas  W.  sr.  stock  and  bill  broker,  51 

Second,  dw  45  Courtland 
Hall  Wells  R.  clerk,  253  e  Lombard 
Hall  Wm.  A.  tin  and  sheet  iron  worker,  134 

L.  Greene 
Hail  Wm.  S.  tailor,  240  n  Bond 
Hall  William  H.  (H.  «fe  Bringman,)  27  Har- 
ford av 
Hall  Wm.  T.  (H.  &  Loney,)  45  Lexington 
Hali  Wm.  W.  merchandise  broker,  Exchange 
place,  dw  103  Conway 


Hall  Wm.  A.  clerk,  s  w  cor  Orleans  and  Caro- 
line 
Hall  Wm.  403  n  Ce»tral  av 
Hall  Wm.  G.  varnisher,  557  Saratoga 
Hall  Wm.  huckster,  87  Lee 
Hall  Wm.   W.  laborer,  43  Centre  Market 

space 
Hall  Wm.  403  n  Central  av 
Hall  Wm.  P.  shoemaker,  308  Aisquith 
Hallamyer  Francis,  tailor,  257  n  Caroline 
Hallamyer  Joseph,  tailor,  258  n  Caroline 
Hallaman  John,  laborer,  33  n  Dallas 
Halle  Simon  H.  tailor,  154  Franklin 
Hallen  Wm.  caulker,  96  Eastern  av 
Haller  Abner,  carpenter,  114  Boyd 
Haller  Adam,  musician,  30  n  Caroline 
Haller  Andrew,  laborer,  8  n  Ann 
Haller  Ezra,  pattern  maker,  186  Ramsay 
Haller  George  P.  conductor,  186  Ramsay 
Haller  John,  shoemaker,  139  Stirling 
Hallet  JohnT.  61  Stirling 
Haliiday  James,  driver  Harnden's  ExpreaS, 

n  e  cor  Dolphin  and  Penna.  av 
HALLIDAY  ROBERT,  nurseryman  and  flo- 
rist, n  e  cor  Penna.  av  and  Dolphin 
Hallmeyer  Joseph  B.  cutter,  190  n  Central  av 
Hallock  Daniel  W.  machinist,  27  s  Republican 
Hallock   Zerubabel,  paper  hangings,  264  n 

Gay 
Hallwig  Oscar,  artist,  86  Hill 
Hallworth  Hannah,  165  Eastern  av 
Halmas  Henry,  tailor,  6  Lewis 
Halmkim  John  G.  painter,  22  Carlton 
Halpen  Thomas,  laborer,  75  s  Caroline 
Hftlstead  John,  Chesapeake  Bark  Mill,  City- 
Block,  near  drawbridge,  dw  70  Block 
Halton  Margaret,  grocery,  364  e  Monument 
Halwadt  Mrs.  Sarah,  57  e  Fayette 
Halzer  Michael,  tailor,  3  Barnes 
Ham  Catharine,  laundress,  31  Goodman  al 
Ham  John  F.  carpenter,  161  Gough 
Ham  John  H.  jeweler,  669  Lexington 
Hamacher  John  F.  tailor,  127  Hill 
Hamack  Geo.  boots  and  shoes,  217  n  Gay 
Haman  Jacob,  shoemaker,  7  Scott 
Hambecher  Henry,  shoemaker,  150  Raborg- 
Hamber  Henry,  laborer,  216  s  Durham 
Hamberg  Herman,  cooper,  421  Canton  av 
Hamblet  Friend  M.  shoemaker,   199  Orleans 
Hambleton  Hugh,  bricklayer,  123  Dover 
Hambleton  J.  Douglass,  attorney,  43  St.  Paul, 

dw27  Calhoun 
Hambleton  Thomas  B.  sailmaker,  6  Bowly's 

wharf,  dw  104  e  Pratt 
Hambleton  Thomas  E.  president  of  Maryland 
Fire   Insurance   Co.   of  Baltimore,  dw  27 
Calhoun 
Hambright  W.  A.  38  Courtland 
Hamburg  John,  tailor,  361  s  Bond 
Hamburg  K.  92  e  Fayette 
Hamburg  Louis,  92  e  Fayette 
Hamburg  Valentine,  22  Hull  la 
Hamburger  Aaron,  dry  goods,  181  n  Gay- 
Hamburger  Abraham,  dry  goods,  cor  of  Eden 

and  MuJlikin 
Hamburger  Herman,  painter,  166  s  Bond 
Hamburger  Isaac,  clothier,  185  s  Broadway 
Hamburger  &  Bros. clothiers, 203  s  Broadway 
Hamburger  Louis,  (H.  &  Bros.)  203  s  Broad- 
way 
Hamburger  L.  millinery,  173  n  Gay 
Hamburger  Luther,  dry  goods,  123  e  Pratt 
Hamburger  M.  clothier,  235  s  Broadway 


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Hamburger  Matilda,  second  hand  clothier,  10 

Harrison 
Hamburger  Matilda,  second  hand  clothier  30 

Harrison 
Hamburger  Moses,  30  Harrison 
Hamburger  Morris,  painter,  89  Orleans 
Hamburger  Wm.  laborer,  30  Cross 
Hamburger  Valentine,  lager  beer  brewer,  79 

s  Ann 
Hamedoch  Mrs.  Christine,  257  Hamburg 
Hamel  Dr.  Earnest  F.  155  s  Bond 
Hamel  George,  tailor,  24  Holland 
Hamel  George,  baker,  n  e  cor  Hamburg  and 

William 
Hamel  Joseph,  tinner,  250  s  Bond 
Hamel  John,  tinner,  250  s  Bond 
Hamel  John,  brickmaker,  186  Cross 
Hamelin  Mrs.  Emeline,  250  e  Biddle 
Hamell  Patrick,  grocer,  110  Dugan's  wharf 
Hamer  Marcella,  shirt  maker,  128  e  Fayette 
Hamer  Wm.  H.  shoemaker,  56  n  Howard, 

(^w  51  Hanover 
Hameit  John  R.  clerk,  97  e  Pratt 
Hamill  Alexander,  (A.   &   W.   J.   H.)  125  n 

Gay 
Hamill  Alex.  T.  miller,  228  n  Central  av 
Hamill  Catharine  M.   confectionery,  6  Comet 
Hamill  &  Co.,  lamps  and  oils,  125  n  Gay 
Hamill  Hugh,  huckster,  196  Columbia 
HAMILL  JAMES  H.  oil  and  lamp  store,  s 

e  cor  Franklin  and  Paca,  dw  215  Saratoga 
Hamill  John,  laborer,  196  Columbia 
Hamill  Levi,  cigar  maker,  145  s  Ann 
Hamill  Patrick,  cellar  digger,  89  Richmond 
Hamill  Robert,  shoemaker,  6  Comet 
Hamill  Robert  J.  B.  clerk,  143  n  Paca 
Hamill  Robert  W.  lamps  and  oils,  64  Hanover 
Hamill  Thomas,  feed,  64  Harrison,  dw  67 
HAMILL  A.  &  W.  J.  coal  oil  works,  n  e  cor 

Canton  av  and  Eden 
Hamill  Wm.  J.  (A.  &  W.  J.  H.)  9  Aisquith 
Hamilton  Alexander,  teacher,  118  Mulberry 
Hamilton  Ann,  592  w  Saratoga 
Hamilton  Caleb  B.  carpenter,  437  w  Lombard 
Hamilton  Caleb  B.  jr.  paper  hanger,  66  n  Eu- 

taw 
Hamilton  Charles,  messenger  Bank  of  Balti- 
more, Exeter  Hall,  Baltimore  Co 
Hamilton  Chas.  R.  tavern,  foot  of  Concord, 

dw  95  Albemarle 
Hamilton  EliT.  J.  clerk,  13s  Howard 
Hamilton  Mrs.  Prances,  87  William 


HAMILTON  GEO.  W.  Manufactu- 
rer and  Dealer  in  Tobacco,  Cigars, 
Pipes,  &c.,  112  Pratt-st.,  between 
Commerce  and  South,  dw  162 
Hanover. 


Hamilton  Geo.  W.  tobacconist,  280  w  Pratt 
Hamilton  Geo.  laborer,  68  McKim 
Hamilton  Henry,  clerk,  184  George 
Hamilton  Hester,  40  s  Poppleton 
Hamilton  J.  M.  Southgate,  clerk,  181  Frank- 
lin 
Hamilton  James   B.    police,  Madison    near 

Caroline 
Hamilton  James,  soldier,  904  w  Baltimore 
Hamilton  James  A.  bricklayer,  90  Hollins 
Hamilton  James,  bacon,  197  e  Monument 
Hamilton  James,  (H.  &  Jones,)  240  w  Pratt 


Hamilton  John,  machinist,  102  Dolphin 
Hamilton  John  W.  painter,  19  Ogston 
Hamilton  John  A.  G17  w  Fayette 
Hamilton  John,  shipping  clerk,  52  n  Bond 
Hamilton  John,  confectioner,  n  w  cor  How- 
ard and  Lexington,  dw  61  n  Charles 
Hamilton  John,  tailor,  30  Somerset 
Hamilton  John,  ice  dealer,  John  near  Reser- 
voir 
Hamilton  Joseph  E.  carpenter,  311  Aisquith 
Hamilton  &  Jones,  furniture,  240  w  Pratt 
Hamilton  Margaret  350  s  Caroline 
Hamilton  Margaret,  40  s  Poppleton 
Hamilton   Mrs.   Mary  T.   confectionery,  50 

Somerset 
Hamilton  Mrs.  Maria  L.  92  n  Greene 
Hamilton  Mary  C.  168  n  Howard 
Hamilton  Mary  A.  (Stork  &  H.)  152  East 
Hamilton  Mary  C.  64  Courtland 
HAMILTON   MRS.  M.  A.   milliner,  61  n 

Charles 
Hamilton  Mrs.  Mary,  40  s  Poppleton 
Hamilton  Mary,  132  Garden 
Hamilton  Mrs.  Mary,  milk,  904  w  Baltimore 
HAMILTON  MATTHEW  ALLEN,  com- 
rtiission  merchant,  27  s  Frederick,  dw  49  St. 
Paul 
Hamilton  Maxwell,  brickmaker,  24  s  Paca 
Hamilton  Peter,  stone  cutter,  226  e  Pratt 
Hamilton  Richard,  ship  carpenter,  281  s  Bond 
Hamilton  Robert,  groi-er,  70  Camden,  dw  123 

Conway 
Hamilton  Robert,  coach  painter,  205  Vine 
Hamilton  Robert,  carpenter,  Eutaw  near  Ger- 
man, dw  40  s  Poppleton 
HAMILTON  SILAS  M.  coal  dealer,  s  w  cor 

Baltimore  and  South,  dw  Baltimore  Co 
Hamilton  Thomas,  carter,  343  e  Eager 
Hamilton  Thos.  laborer,  s  e  cor  O'Donnell  and 

Patuxent 
Hamilton  Thos.  nightman,  62  McKim 
Hamilton  Wm.  Campbell,  attorney  13  Court- 
land,  dw  79  Mulberry 
Hamilton  Rev.  Wm.  356  Franklin 
Hamilton  Wm.  machinist,  202  Garden 
Hamilton  Wm.  auction  and  com.  mercht,  64 
and  66  s  Charles,  dw  York  road  near  city 
limits 
Hamlen   Wm.   C.   mariner,   Hamburg    near 

William 
Hamlen  Wm.  Hamburg  near  William 
Hamlin  Rev.  B.  B.  244  Madison  av 
Hamlin  Thomas  S.  stone  cutter.  Fort  Coving- 
ton 
Hammac  Mrs.  Emma,  31  Pine 
Hammal  Caroline,  grocery,  80  Henrietta 
Hammal  Frederick,  milkman,  80  Henrietta 
Hamman  Anthony,    (Ostendorf  &  H.)  272  n 

Howard 
Hammann   Henry,  butcher,  33   Fell's  Point 

market,  dw  359  e  Baltimore 
Hammann  Jacob,  cabinet  maker,  10  Etna  la 
Hammann   John,  groceries,  flour  and  feed, 

359  e  Baltimore 
Hammann  John  A.  (Ostendorf  &  H.)  272  n 

Howard 
Hammann  Michael,  carver,  240  Canton  av 
Hammann  Philip,  plumber,  136  s  Bond 
Hammar  Andrew,  whip   and  cane  maker,  5 

Humes 
Hammel  Geo.  cigar  maker,  304  Canton  av 
Hammel  Jacob,  cooper,  9  Harford  av 
Hammel  Jacob,  jr.  baker.  9  Harford  av 


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Hammel  James,  tailor,  Hunter  al  near  John 
Hammel  James,  lamps,  s  e  cor  Franklin  and 

Paca,  dw  215  Saratoga 
Hammel  John,   huckster,  140  s  Washington, 

F.P. 
Hammel  Peter,  soldier,  Columbia  near  Scott 
Hammel  Valentine,  cooper,  113  Caroline 
Hammel  Wm.  coach  painter,  9  Harford  av 
Hammell  Patrick,  grocery,  179  s  Caroline 
Hammer  Christian,  laborer,  339  Canton  av 
Hammer  Christian,  tailor,  80  Mulberry- 
Hammer  Eliza,  boarding,  104  Franklin 
Hammer  Francis  H.  salesman,  104  Franklin 
Hammer  John  A.  hat  store,  99   n   Howard, 

dw  104  Franklin 
Hammer  Mrs.  203  w  Fayette 
Hammer  Michael,  tinner,  71  s  Bond 
Hammer  Peter,  millwright,  103  n  Eutaw 
Hammer  Peter  G.   bookkeeper,  120  s  Eutaw 
Hammer  Sarah,  103  n  Eutaw 
Hammerbacher  Daniel,  cooper,  26  Bevan 
Hammerbacher  Geo.  cooper,  169  Hamburg 
Hammerbacher  John,  cooper,  82  Leadenhall 
Hammerbacher  John,  cooper,  rear  of  20  Bevan 
Hammerbacher  Leonard,  grocery,  25  Bevan 
HAMMERBACHER  MARTIN,  tavern,  26 

Bevan 
Hammerly  Frederick,  shoemaker,  70  Granby 
HAMMERSLEY  DAVID  L.  confectioner, 

26  n  Greene 
Hammersley  Wm.  N.  clerk,  104  Conway 
Hammerslough  Lewis,  dry  goods,  155  Lex- 
ington 
Hammett  John  R.  clerk,  97  e  Pratt 
Hammett  Capt.  Joseph  A.  116  Barre 
Hammon  Charles,  mariner,  175  s  Wolfe 
Hammon  Mrs.  Francis,  boarding,  202  s  Ann 
Hammond IVliss  Agnes,  282' w  Fayette 
Hammond  Mrs.  Ann,  548  w  Fayette 
Hammond  Ann,  tailoress,  78  n  Exeter 
Hammond  Mrs  Annie  B.  35  Pearl 
HAMMOND,  BROTHER  &  CO.  real  estate 

brokers,  29  St.  Paul 
Hammond    Mrs.    Catharine    C.   204    Mont- 
gomery 
Hammond  Charles,  282  w  Fayette 
Hammond  Charles  H.  book  keeper  Western 

Bank,  dw  168  Cathedral 
Hammond  Christopher,  mariner,  Clinton  s  of 

Boston 
Hammond  David,  hack  driver,  134  Ross 
Hammond  Edward,  conductor,  548  w  Fayette 
Hammond  Eliza,  118  Pearl 
Hammond  Fred'k,  custom  house,  204  Mont- 
gomery 
Hammond  George  G.  clerk,  779  w  Baltimore 
Hammond  Henry  P.  (H,  &  Smith,)  138  e 

Monument 
Hammond  Jesse  L.  F.  (H.,  Bro.  &  Co.)  12 

Barnet 
Hammond  John,  marble  polisher,    196  Co- 
lumbia 
Hammond  John  A.  watchman,  B.  &  0.  R.  R. 

128  Lee 
Hammond  John,  hackman,  88  Cathedral 
Hammond  John,  butcher,  106  Hampstead 
Hammond  John  D.  saddle  and  harness  maker, 

348  w  Baltimore,  dw  Baltimore  Co. 
Hammond  John  D.  carpenter  140  Raborg 
Hammond  John,  machinist,  7  Hoffman 
Hammond  John  T.  (H.,  Bro.  &  Co.)  29  St. 

Paul 
Hammond  John  L.  (H.,  Bro.  &  Co.)  12  Barnet 


Hammond  J.   Thomas,  (J.  T.  H.  &  Bro.) 

Baltimore  Co. 
Hammond  J.  Thomas  &  Brother,  brokers  and 

commission  agents,  29  St.  Paul 
Hammond  Joseph,  laborer,  233  s  Caroline 
HAMMOND  LLOYD,  groceries,  flour,  feed 

and  lime,  n  w  cor  Charles  and  West 
Hammond  Marcus,  caulker,  48  Montgomery 
Hammond  Michael,  carpenter,  35  Pearl 
Hammond  Michael,  clerk,  7  Hoffman 
Hammond    Dr.    Milton,    homeopathist,   284 

Lexington 
Hammond  Nathan  C.  324  w  Fayette 
Hammond  &  Smith,  house  carpenters,  8  Grant 
Hammond  Miss  Susan,  282  w  Fayette 
Hammond  Thomas  W.  saddler,  324  w  Fayette 
Hammond  Wm.  printer,  88  St.  Peter 
Hammond  Rev.  Wm.  S.  324  w  Fayette 
Hammond  Wm.  L.  (H.,  Bro.  &  Co.)  29  St. 

Paul 
Hamon  Leopold,  cigar  maker,  66  Park 
Hampbe  Adam,  65  e  Monument 
Hampe  Adolph,  scale  maker,  rear  of  12  Light 
Hampe  Francis,  92  n  Pine 
Hampson  A.  J.  grocer,  81  n  Charles 
Hampson  Edwin,  hatter,  193  w  Baltimore,  dw 

121  n  Eutaw 
Hampson  Isabella,  teacher,  97  Garden 
Hampson  James  S.    salesman,   81  n  Charles 
Hampson  Joseph,   bricklayer,    Philadelphia 

road  near  city  limits 
Hampson  Mary,  lace  mender,  97  Garden 
Hampton  Dorothea,  seamstress,  76  Ross 
Hampton  Jesse  B.  carpenter,  25  s  Poppleton 
Hampton  John  A.  E.  carpenter,  165  Columbia 
Hampton  Robert  B.  bricklayer,  562  w  Lom- 
bard 
Hampton  Susan,  seamstress,  76  Ross 
Hamson  George  H.  police,  24  Sterrett 
Hamson  Richard,  police,  75  Hamburg 
HAN  AN  BERNARD,  tavern,  29  Centre  Mar- 
ket space 
Hanan  Francis  W.  butcher,  118  Centre  Mar- 
ket, dw  Potomac 
Hanan  George  F.  butcher,  120  Centre  Mar- 
ket, dw  Concord  near  Lombard 
Hanan  H.  Murray,  clerk,  11  Courtland 
Hanan  J.  S.  attorney,   31  St.  Paul,  dw  11 

Courtland 
Hanan  John,   attorney  and    U.  S.    Commis- 
sioner, 11  Courtland 
Hanan  Owen,  laborer,  38  Morton  al 
Hanauer  Henry,  shoemaker,  99  Hampstead 
Hanaway  Samuel,  tavern  and  wagon   yard, 

132  HiUen 
Hance  James,  apothecary,  82  Columbia 
Hance  Seth  S.  apothecary,  108  w  Baltimore, 

dw  185  Loyola  place,  n  Calvert 
Hanchen  Michael,  laborer,  69  Goodman  al 
Hanck  Charles,  tobacconist,  129  Conway 
Hanck  Charles,  jr.,  tobacconist,  129  Conway 
Hancock  Albert  R.  clerk,  188  w  Biddle 
Hancock  Absalom,  collector,  325  e  Baltimore 
Hancock  Charles  A.  325  e  Baltimore 
Hancock  Mrs.  Elizabeth,   confectionery,  107 

Cross 
Hancock  F.  M.  325  e  Baltimore 
Hancock  Henry  C.   engineer,  Johnson   near 

West 
Hancock  Henry  K.  sheet  iron  worker,  30  East 
HANCOCK  JOHN  F.  apothecary,  n  w  cor 

Baltimore  and  Caroline 
Hancock  John  T.  artist,  26  Brune 


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Hancock  Mi-s.  Susan,  15  Brown 

Hand  Alexander,  boot  maker,  65  n  Eutaw 

Hand  Henry,  clerk,  193  e  Monument 

Hand  Henry,  turnkey   Eastern   District,  176 

Gough 
Hand  John,  engineer,  54  s  Schroeder 
Hand  John  H.  police,  176  Gough 
Hand  James,  butcher,  79  n  Bond 
Hand  Margaret,  principal  of  female  primary 

school  No.  24,  dw  176  Gough 
Hand  S.  G.  general  com.  and  shipping  mer- 
chant, 101  Smith's  wharf,  dw  94  Saratoga 
HAND  THOMAS  B.  tinner,  33  e  Baltimore, 

dw  193  e  Fayette 
Hand  Thomas  J.  &  Co.  shipping  and  commis- 
sion merchants,  .56  s  Gay,  ud  stairs 
Hand  Thomas  J.  (T.  J.  H.  &'Co.)  56  s  Gay 
Hand  Thomas  R.  bookkeeper,  38  Pennsylva- 
nia av 
Hand  Tavern,  42  n  Paca,  near  Lexington 
Handley  Anthony,  shoemaker,^ 3  Leadenhall 
Handley  Hugh,  laborer,  127  Chew 
Handley  Kate,  laundress,  3  Leadenhall 
Hands  Eliza,  138  Pine 
Hands  Francis  M.  coach  painter,  138  Pine 
Hands  Lafayette  W.  58  e  Lombard 
Handt  William,  harness  maker,  45  Henrietta 
Handy  Charles  C.  police,  370  Franklin 
Handy  Edward  H.  police,  370  Franklin 
Handy  Joseph  J.  soldier,  20  s  Schroeder 
Handy  Thomas  P.  clerk,  183  St.  Paul 
Handy  S.  J.  K.  clerk  custom  house,  356  w 

Eager 
Handy  Samuel   J.  K.  attorney,  Eager  near 

Lovegrove  al 
Handy  Dr.  Wm.  W.  183  St.  Paul 
Hanegan  Frederick,  tinner,  38  Church 
Hancker  Lavniia,  117  Chew 
Haney  Charles  M.  conductor  from  Washing- 
ton to  New  York,  107  Conway 
Hanf  Jacob,  laborer,  12  Baker 
Hanfowan  L.  barber,  264  s  Broadway 
Hanftling  George,  shoemaker,  152  Henrietta 
Hanglc  Martin,  shoemaker,  235  e  Eager 
Hank  Rev.  J.  Newman,  90  William 
Hank  Dr.  J.  W.  F.  Biddle2doors  w  of  Gar- 
den 
Hankey  Andrew  J.  weigher,  116  e  Pratt 
Hankey  Joseph,  coal  dealer,  31  e  Lombard 
Hanlan  John,  405  s  Charles 
Hanley  Edward,  laborer,  75  Hillen 
Han  ley  Mrs.  Mary,  23  Ringgold  al 
Hanley  M.  dressmaker,  7  s  Greene 
Hanley  Patrick,  laborer,  5  Scott 
Hanley  Timothy,  laborer,  30  Boyd 
Hanline  Mauritz,  paints,  &c.  221  s  Bond 
Hanlon  Bernard,  engineer,  5  Willow 
Hanlon  Christopher,  laborer,  88  Raborg 
Hanlon  Eliza,  grocery,  7  Lancaster 
Hanlon  Thomas,  furn.  dealer,  18  Chesnut 
Hanly  Patrick,  laborer,  11  Be  van 
Hann  Henry  C.  bricklayer,  59  McHenry 
Hann  Jacob,  bricklayer,  59  McHenry 
Hann  James  H.  45  n  Strieker 
Hann  John  H.  cooper,  426  w  Lombard 
Hanna  Beersheba,  school  teacher,  Pratt  near 

President 
Hanna  Chas.  F.  clerk,  28  Pleasant 
Hanna  Frederick,  artist,  183  Lexington 
Hanna  George,  furniture  repairer,  66  Hillen 
Hanna  James,  tailor,  23  w  Lombard 
Hanna  John,  tobacconist,  7  n  Calvert,  dw  28 
Pleasant 


Hanna  Robert,  cabinet  maker,  449  n  Gay 
Hanna  Samuel,  stone  cutter,  122  Chew 
Hanna  Wm,  importer  tobacco,  cigars,  &c.  7 
n  Calvert  and  n  w  cor  Baltimore  and  St. 
Paul,  dw  28  Pleasant 
Hanna  Wm.  E.  clerk,  28  Pleasant 
Hannagan  Thomas,  furn.  wagoner,  209  Vine 
Hannagan  Frederick  C.  38  L.  Church 
Hannah  James  H.  shoemaker,  5  n  Frederick 
Hannahan  Brian,  stone  mason,  85  n  Fremont 
Hannam  Uriah  G.  coach  maker,  201  Ross 
Hannaman  Henry,  engineer,  76  Mount 
Hannaman  Mrs.  Lida,  131  Camden 
Hannan  Bernard,  tavern,  25  Centre  Market 
Hannan  Francis,  butcher,  nr  Elliott,  Canton 
Hannan  George,  butcher,  122  Concord 
Hannan  Henry,  clerk,  114  n  Bond 
Hannan  Henry  M.  stevedore,  103  Raborg 
Hannan  John,  butcher,  rear  of  84  Centre  Mar- 
ket space 
Hannan  Owen,  laborer,  38  Morton 
Hannan  Patrick,  tailor,  21  w  Lombard 
Hanne  Henry,  furn.  wagoner,  202  s  Bond 
Hannegan  Fredk.  tinner,  158  n  High 
Hannegan  Martin,  drayman,  9  Young 
Hannege  Brottas,  laborer,  58  Durst  al 
Hanney  Mrs.  Mary  A.  boarding,  123  Camden 
Hannibal  Henry,  lager  beer  saloon,  51  Harri- 
son 
Hannies  Adolph,  upholsterer,  107  Pearl 
Hanning    Fredk.   laborer,    85    Washington, 

F.  H. 
Hanomel  Valentine ,  oak  cooper,  1 13  n  Caroline 
Hanover  Street  S.  S.  Mission  Chapel,  cor  of 

Hanover  and  Hamburg 
Hanrahan  John,  stone  mason,  197  Vine 
Hanrahan  Maurice,  porter,  21  Perry 
Hanrahn  Henry,  laborer,  38  n  Amity 
Hanrahn  Thos.  grocer,  38  n  Amity 
Hans  John,  painter,  41  Columbia 
Hanshaw  John  G.  clerk,  487  Lexington 
Hanson  Amelia,  301  s  Bond 
Hanson  Ambrose,  shoemaker,  121  Chew 
Hanson  Barbara  E.  provisions,  cor  Eager  and 

Aisquith 
Hanson  Elias,  soldier,  100  e  Madison 
Hanson  Geo.  H.  shoemaker,  292  e  Madison 
Hanson  Gearhart,  tailor,  62  King 
Hanson  John  N.  shoemaker,  292  e  Madison 
Hanson  John,  tinner,  189  e  Fayette 
Hanson  Louisa,  32  s  Sharp 
Hanson  Michael,  laborer,  137  West 
Hanson  Nicholas,  carpenter,  55  Milliman 
Hanson  Neil,  blacksmith,  cor  O'Donnell  and 

Canton 
Hanson  Peter,  rigger,  263  s  Wolfe 
Hanson  P.  W.  clerk  B.  &  O.  R.  R.  70  Bolton 
HANSON  PETER,  tin  ware  and  house  fur- 
nisher, 32  e  Baltimore 
Hanson  Randall,  shoemaker,  121  Chew 
Hanson  Thomas  H.  furniture,  35  and  37  s 

Calvert,  dw  227  e  Baltimore 
HANSON  WILLIAM  E.  wholesale  butter 

dealer,  n  w  cor  Eager  and  Aisquith 
Hanson  T.  P.  rigger,  180  Aliceanna 
Hanson  Thomas,  milk^m  e  cor  Canton  av  and 

Dallas 
Hanson  William  H.  saddler,  383  Saratoga 
Hanthorn  John,  clerk,  133  s  Paca 
Hanz  August,  locksmith,  174  Aliceanna 
Hanzsche  &  Co.  English  and  German  book 
and  job  printers,  over  sw  cor  Light  and  Bal- 
timore 


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Hanzsche  E.  (H.  &  Co.)  202  Saratoga 
Hanzsche  Frederick  A.  English  and  German 
book  and  job  printer,  over  232  w  Baltimore, 
dw  181  Saratoga 
Hanzsche  H.  (H.  &  Co.)  Fountain  Hotel 
Hanzsche  Theodore,  clerk,  202  Saratoga 
Hapisy  John,  paper  hanger,  192  n  Central  av 
Happel  Henry,  tailor,  156  n  Caroline 
Happel  John,  plasterer,  166  Peirce 
Happel  John,  carpenter,  136  n  Bond 
Happel  John,  cigar  maker,  80  s  Eutaw 
Happel  Peter,  boiler  maker,  12  Booth 
Happhy  Joanna,  grocery,  73  Eastern  av 
Happoldt  Henry  H.  painter,  261  Franklin 
Happs  Peter,  laborer,  95  Washington,  F.  H. 
Harand  Henry,  porter,  315  e  Lombard 
Harbach   Francis    M.    barkeeper.   Fountain 

Hotel 
Harback  Charles,  saddler,  245  w  Bond 
Harback  Samuel,  painter,  245  n  Bond 
Harback  Stephen,  saddler,  245  n  Bond 
Harbaugh  Anna  M.  confectionery,  121  n  Cal- 
vert 
Harbaugh  Charles  L.  W.  clerk,  19  s  Oregon 
Harbaugh  Gustavus,  machinist,  285  Ross 
Harbaugh  George,  shoemaker,  352  o  Eager 
Harbaugh  Jas.  0.  chairmaker,  121  n  Calvert 
Harbaugh  Jerome,  coachmaker,  19  s  Oregon 
Harbaugh  Thomas.    H.   chairmaker,    186    e 

Fayette 
Harbaugh  Thomas,  shoemaker,  285  Ross 
Harbaugh  Winfield,  clerk,  285  Ross 
Harbold  Charles,  cabinetmaker,  90  s  Howard 
Harbst  Frederick  W.  carpenter,  444  Walsh 
Harburger  Asher,  clerk,  48  Granby 
Harburger  Emanuel,  tailor,  48  Granby 
Harburger  Sigmund,  cloth  cutter,  48  Granby 
Harburn  John,  huckster,  31  Warner 
Harce  Andrew,  porter,  18  Davis 
Hardcastle  Elizabeth,  milliner,  110  Ross 
Hardcastle   Marcus  L.  janitor  University  of 

Maryland   and  collector,    110  Ross 
Hardcastle  Jane  E.  dressmaker,  110  Ross 
Hardcastle  John,  commercial  agent,  143  Han- 
over 
Harden  Joseph,  conductor,  449  w  Lombard 
Harden  John  S.  (Hopkins,  H.  &  Kemp,)  31 

Hollins 
Harden  Richard,  horses,  2  n  Greene 
Harden  Rev.  Wm.  308  e  Baltimore 
Harderetz  James,  clerk,  92  Pearl 
Hardertz  Mrs.  Henry,  11  Cathedral 
HardersLer  Abraham,   sailmaker,   59    Centre 

Market  space 
Hardester  &  Bokee,  lamp  and  oil  store,  321  w 

Baltimore 
Hardester  David,  engineer,  200  Forrest 
Hardester  David,  machinist,  6  Walker 
Hardester  George  E.  engineer,  200  Forrest 
Hardester  John,  engineer,  36  Henrietta 
Hardester  Thomas   H.   (H,  &  Bokee,)  250 

Light 
Hardesty  Caroline  D.  31  s  Bond 
Hardcsty  Charles  R.  251  n  Eutaw 
Hardesty  Mrs.  E.  31  Cathedral 
Hardesty  George  W.  brass  foundry,  44  Holi- 
day, dw  Bull's  Head  tavern,  Front  n  of  Gay 
Hardesty  Hannah  S.  matron  Aged  Women  s 

Home,  n  w  cor  Lexington  and  Calhoun 
Hardesty  James  H.  251  n  Eutaw 
Hardesty  James  H.  92  Pearl 
Hardesty  James,  clerk,  92  Pearl 
Hardesty  John,  carpenter,  24  s  Caroline 


Hardesty  John  H.  251  n  Eutaw 
Hardesty  Martha  J.  251  n  Eutaw 
HARDESTY  RICHARD  C.  attorney,  67  w 

Fayette,  dw  126  St.  Paul 
Hardesty  Richard  S.  126  St.  Paul 
Hardesty  Richard,  clerk,  16  McElderry 
Hardesty  Sarah  L.  251  n  Eutaw 
Hardesty  Thomas  H.  mariner,  72  s  Washing- 

ington,  F.  P. 
Hardesty  Thomas  H.  lamp  and  oil  store,  250 

Light 
Hardey  Hilleary  E.  clerk,  6  n  Calvert 
Hardie  Emily  E.  172  Saratoga 
Hardin  Richard  A.  shoemaker,  163  Orleans 
Harding  C.  laborer,  287  n  Eutaw 
Harding  Geoi-ge,  carpet  weaver,  259  n  Eden 
Harding  Henry,  huckster,  6  Baker 
Harding  James,  carpenter,  25  McClellan's  al. 

dw  Mansion  House 
Harding  Mary,  dressmaker,  37  n  Liberty 
Harding  William   H.  agricultural  implement 

manuf.  s  w  corBarre  and  Light,  warehouse 

33  Grant,  dw  27  Camden 
Harding  Joseph,  laborer,  353  Cathedral 
Hardisty  Anna  M.  36  s  High 
Hardtner  Mrs.  Catharine,   confectioner,  132 

Columbia 
Hardtner  Jacob,  laborer,  132  Columbia 
Hardtner  J.  Leonard,  Adams  express  stables, 

10  Davis 
Hardwick  Henry  T.  paper  carrier,  58  Green- 
mount  av 
Hard  wick  Wm.  C.  grocery,  cor  Bond  and 

Jefferson 
Hardy  Capt.  Benjamin  R.  96  s  Ann 
Hardy  Geo.  W.  plowsmith.  111  Hamburg 
Hardy  Geo.  62  s  Ann 
Hardy  Henry,  pilot,  62  s  Ann 
Hardy  Capt.  Geo.  L.  35  Gough 
Hardy  Hugh  M.  carter,  95  Boyd 
Hardy  James  C.  fireman,  40  s  Schroeder 
Hardy  John  T.  pilot,  96  s  Ann 
Hardy  John  W.  clerk,  Ross  near  Hoffman    . 
Hardy  John  W.  watchman,  107  L.  Greene 
Hardy  Mrs.  Margaret  R.  n  w  cor  Fayette  and 

Pearl 
Hardy  Randolph,  fireman,  62  s  Ann 
Hardy  Samuel,  brakesman,  144McHenry 
Hardy  Summerfield,  392  w  Lombard 
Hardy  Wm.  finisher,  30  s  Poppleton 
Hare  John  H.  portrait  painter,  8  Harford  av  ' 
Hare  Michael,  grocery,  331  Cathedral 
Hare  William,  portrait  painter,  8  Harford  av 
Harford  Avenue  (M.  E.)  Church,  cor  Har- 
ford av  and  Biddle 
Harford  Geo.  R.  cabinet  maker,  484  Lexington 
Haragon  Ellen,  confectionery,  365  w  Pratt 
Hargley  John  A.  machinist,  164  McHenry 
Hargrove  Wm.  H.  painter,  s  w  cor  Greene 

and  Baltimore 
Harig  Albert,  laborer.  Port  near  Aliceanna 
Harig  Bernard,  (J.  &  B.  L.  H.)  67  Hill 
Harig  Henry,  tailor,  288  s  Ann 
Harig  John  B.  94  Hill 
Harig  Joseph,  (J.  «fe  B.  L.  H.)  66  Hill 
Harig  J.  &  B.  L.  hardware  and  stoves,  72  Hill 
Harig  John  F.  machinist,  202  Hanover 
Harker  Charles,  garbage  cart,  8  Hagar  ct 
Harker  James  H.  bricklayer,  313  Forrest 
Harker  John  J.  carpenter,  214  Harford  av 
Harker  John  V.  tavern,  101  Greenmount  av 
Harker  Julia  Ann,  162  Greenmount  av 
Harker  Dr.  Richard  M.  J.  77  Hillen 


jr.   HENRY   GIESE,   Commlgslon   merchant,   for   the   sole   of  Flour,   Grain,  Seeds,  &c. 
Rosendale  Cement  and  Calcined  Plaster  constantly  on  hand,  SI  Spear's  WTiarf. 


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Harker  Samuel,  shoemaker,  59  Booth 
Harker  William,  Gen.  Wayne  Inn 
Harkins  Charles,  hostler,  9  Perry 
Harkins  Maurice,  laborer,  22  Jew  al 
Harkins  Neal,  shoemaker,  88  Hollins 
Harkness  Mutary,  milkman,  517  Franklin 
Harkness  Sarah,  grocery,  107  n  Fremont 
Harkness  Thomas,  grocery,  n  w  cor  Frank- 
lin and  Fremont 
Harkinhine  John,  laborer,  79  Mullikin 
Harkum  James,  painter,  70  William 
Harlan  George,  jr.  soldier,  9  Armistead  la 
Harlan  George  S.  clerk,  128  Cathedral 
Harle  Bernhard,  laborer,  56  Durst  al 
Harle  Louis,  shoemaker,  342  w  Pratt 
Harley  James  K.  artist,  over  s  w  cor  Charles 

aad  Fayette,  dw  26  s  Caroline 
Harlow  Branch  B.  bookkeeper,  161  w  Biddle 
Harlow  Bridget,  23  Concora 
Harlow  Isaac,  shoemaker,  19  Mercer 
Harlow  Reuben,  shoemaker,  265  West 
Harman  Ann,  58  Davis 
Harman  Charles  M.  clerk,  214  w  Fayette 
Harman  Casper,  carter,  143  s  Bethel 
Harman   Catherine,  lamp  and  oil  store,  153 

Franklin 
Harman  Christian,  cooper,  17  Albemarle 
Harman  Christoph,  tailor,  217  Hamburg 
Harman  Daniel,  cutter,  137  Lexington 
Harman  Elizabeth  K.  teacher,  118  Mulberry 
Harman  Enos,  keeper  Carroll's  Point  bridge 
Harman  Frederick  C.  clerk,  60  s  Paca 
Harman   George,  (Isaac  Cox  &   Co.)  60  s 

Paca 
Harman  Rev,  Henry  M.  principal  Light   st 

Institute,  dw  54  s  Sharp 
Harman  Helena,  11  Chase 
Harman  Jacob,  34  McElderry 
Harman  John,  ship  carpenter,  100  Orleans 
Harman  John,  expressman,  156  Orleans 
Harman  Joseph,  broom  maker,  47  Jackson 
Harman  Joseph,  laborer,  305  Aliceanna 
Harman  Mary,  boarding,  105  Hanover 
Harman  Mary,  baker,  47  Jackson 
Harman  Michael,  17  Abbott 
Harman  Paul,  cigar  maker,  57  Boyd 
Harman  Peter,  potter,  193  Mullikin 
Harman  Philip,  porter,  20  Albermarle 
Harman  Samuel,  brickmaker,  33  Conway 
Harman  Wm.  H.  clerk,  5  Columbia 
Harming  Adam,  tailor,  245  Eastern  av 
Harmyer  Anthony,  grocer,  88  French 
Harmon  Charles,  mariner,  175  s  Wolfe 
Harmon  Mrs.  Eliza,  117  s  Bond 
Harmon  Robert,  clerk,  117  s  Bond 
Harmon   Solomon,  second-hand   store,  59  n 

Caroline 
Harms  Harman,  tavern,  22  Commerce 
Harms  John,  cigar  maker, 22  Commerce 
Harn  George,  shoemaker,  43  Tessier 
HARNDEN  EXPRESS,  s  w  cor  Baltimore 

and  Sharp,  Jno.  Q.  A.  Herring,  agent — [See 

front  page  of  Cover] 
Harnes  Wm.  J.  336  Aliceanna 
Harney  E.  R.  young  ladies'  seminary,  596  w 

Fayette 
Harney  Luke,  laborer,  21  Albert 
Harold  John,  cooper,  135  William 
Harp  Edward,  huckster,  168  s  Broadway 
Harp  Ellen,  205  s  Wolfe 
Harp  Wm.  trader,  81  Bank 
Harperish  Frank,  laborer,  166  s  Wolfe 
Harpel  Christian,  sawyer,  103  Marion 


Harper  Ann  M.  dressmaker,  36  French 
Harper  Benton,  Harford  av  near  city  limits 
Harper  Eliza,  trimmings,  67  n  Eutaw 
Harper   Elizabeth,  vest  maker,  120  HofFman 
Harper  Ellen,  laundress,  34  Jew  al 
Harper  Emily  L.  10  Cathedral 
Harper  Frederick,  cigar  maker,  118  Raborg 
Harper  James,  bar  tender,  49  s  Frederick 
Harper  Capt.  Jas.  L.  mariner,  65  s  Bond 
HARPER  JOHN  W.  bill  poster,  basement  3 
North,  dw  193  n   Caroline— [S«£  page  15 
Mvertisements] 
Harper  Joshua  A .  plasterer,  Harford  av  near 

city  limits 
Harper  Capt.  Noble,  mariner,  149  s  Bond 
Harper  Presbury,  shoemaker,  193  n  Caroline 
Harper  Samuel  B.  lamp  lighter,  Harford  av 

near  city  limits 
Harper  Thos.  R.  tinner,  Harford  av  near  city 

limits 
Harper  Wash,  cigar  maker,  232  Mulberry 
Harper  Wm.  shoemaker,  67  n  Eutaw 
Harper   William  W.  painter,  237  Chesnut  al 
HARR  CHARLES  E.  (late  Fetting,)  watch- 
maker, 285  e  Baltimore 
Harr  F.  cigars,  313  Aliceanna 
Harr  Herman,  clothier,  115  n  Howard 
Harr  John,  laborer,  141  s  Wolfe 
Harr  John,  tailor,  101  Lombard 
Harr  John,  laborer,  15  St.  Mary 
Harr  Peter,   collector,  28  St.  Paul,  dw  190  e 

Payette 
Harr  Peter,  printer,  15  St.  Mary 
Harrer  Godfrey,  baker,  78  s  Wolfe 
Harregal  John  G.  laborer,  256  e  Madison 
Harres  Joseph,  cigar  maker,  203  Chesnut 
Harrigan  Anthony,  laborer,  235  Gough 
Harrigan  Andrew,  collector,  223  n  Eden 
Harrigan  David,  laborer,  82  Eastern  av 
Harrigan  Jeremiah,  laborer,  53  French 
Harrigan  Mrs.  Julia,  grocery,  168  Columbia 
Harrigan  Peter,  laljorer,  168  Columbia 
Harrigan  Thomas  W.  tailor,  196  Harford  av 
Harrington  Abraham  B.  10  Mulberry 
Harrington  Mrs.  A.M.  music  teacher,  137 

Lexington 
Harrington  Ann,  glass  and  queensware,  60  3 

Calvert 
HARRINGTON  &  BOGUE,  importers  and 
dealers  in  tailors'  trimmings,  &c.,  over  n  e 
cor  of  Baltimore  and  Charles 
Harrington  Mrs.  Eliza,  grocery,  324  Mulberry 
Harrington  Elisha,  property  agent  and  collec- 
tor, 79  Second,  dw  101  w  Biddle 
Harrington  Elisha,  jr.  fH.  &  Mills,)  101  w 

Biddle 
Harrington  Geo.  W.  engineer,  342  Eastern  av 
Harrington  Henry  L.  (H.  &  Bogue,)  Maltby 

House 
HARRINGTON  &  MILLS,  looking  glass 
and  frame  manufacturers,  and  furnishing 
goods,  140  w  Baltimore 
Harrington  James,  grocery,  126  s  Sharp 
Harrington  Joshua,  restaurant,  21  Ensor 
Harrington  Jeremiah,  laborer,  165  s  Chapel 
Harrington  Jno.  P.  carpenter,  106  n  Bond 
Harrington  Mrs.   Louisa,  tailoress,    487  w 

Pratt 
Harrington  Mary  Ann,  253  Gough 
Harrington  Robert,  soldier,  80   s  Republican 
Harrington  Thomas,   huckster,  61  e  Monu- 
ment 
Harrington  Wm.  mariner,  142  Hughes 


GBO.  S.  PAG£  &  BRO.,  ManuTactiirers   of  Roofs  and  Roofiug  Slaterlals,  HI   Smltli's 
Wharf.    C.  HART  SMITH,  Agent. 


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Harriss  Abraham,  furrier,  65  n  High 

Harris  Alexander,  93  McCulloh 

Harris  Benj.  machinist,  Clinton  near  Elliott, 

Canton 
Harris   Benjamin   G.  (Neale,  H.  &  Co.)  23 

Franklin 
Harris  Buelah,  dry  goods,  140  Lexington 
Harris  Charles  W.  chairmaker,  135  nBond 
Harris  Champion,  laborer,  58  William 
Harris  Edward  B.  weigher,  6  Bowly's  wharf, 

dw  s  w  cor  Hollins  and  Fulton 
Harris  Eleanor  E.  6  e  Baltimore 
Harris  Eliza,  48  East 
Harris  Elizabeth,  dressmaker  122  s  Sharp 
Harris  Frederick  A.  tinner,  129  s  Sharp 
Harris  George,  brass  finisher,  120  Lexington 
Harris  Dr.  George,  140  Lexington 
Harris  Geo.  blacksmith,  195  Conway 
Harris  Geo.  M.  umbrellas,  6  e  Baltimore 
Harris  Geo.  W.  (Sweeney  &  H.)  Carey,  be- 
tween Lexington  and  Saratoga 
Harris   Henry   W.    (Samuel   H.    &    Sons,) 

Decker,  near  Northern  av 
Harris  Hicks,  140  Lexington 
Harris  James,  190  East 
Harris  James,  fisherman,  20  e  Lombard 
Harris  James,  moulder,  30  s  Republican 
Harris  James  B.  carpenter,  30  Gough 
Harris  James  T.  bricklayer,  118  Jefferson 
HARRIS  J.  MORRISON,   attorney.   Spur- 
rier's ct,  Lexington  near  St.  Paul,'dw  Har- 
ford road  Baltimore  co 
Harris  John,  stone  quarrier,  s  e  cor  Grundy 

and  Townsend 
Harris  John,  wagoner,  76  William 
Harris  Joseph,  furniture  cars,  1  Garden 
HARRIS  JOSEPH,   merchant  tailor,   52   n 

Howard 
Harris  Kate  C.  machine  stitcher,  109  Hillen 
Harris  Lethe  Ann,  755  w  Baltimore 
Harris  Margaret,  203  Chesnut 
Harris  Mrs.  Mary,  76  William 
Harris  Matthias,  blacking  manufacturer,  118 

Mullikin 
Harris  Mehitabel,  109  Hillen 
Harris  Orville,  engineer,  89  s  Sharp 
Harris  Phebe,  dressmaker,  135  n  Bond 
Harris  Richard,  bookkeeper,  46  s  Eutaw 
Harris   Richard,    car    driver,   Calhoun  s   of 

Ramsay 
Harris  Robert,  printer,  133  n  Bethel 
Harris   R.  Hopkins,  (Samuel   H.   &   Sons,) 

Decker  near  Northern  av 
Harris  Robert,  furniture  car,  310  n  Eutaw 
Harris  Rodney,  laborer,  9  Dawson  al 
Harris  Samuel,  (S.  II.  &  Sons,)  Decker  near 

Northern  av 
Harris  Capt.  Samuel,  mariner,  6  Townsend 
HARRIS  SAMUEL  &  SONS,  bankers,  196 

w  Baltimore 
HARRIS  SAMUEL,  Jr.  stock  broker,  base- 
ment Chesapeake  Bank,  dw  Guy's  hotel 
Harris  Samuel,  architect  and  measurer,  141  w 

Fayette 
Harris  Mrs.  S.  G.  298  w  Fayette 
Harris  Thomas   C.   (Samuel  H.    &   Sons,) 

Decker  near  Northern  av 
Harris  Wesley  R.  hatter,  50  n  Eden 
Harri.s  Wm.  D.  ship  joiner,   44  Philpot,  dw 

300  e  Pratt 
Harris  Wm.  gunsmith,  4  Henrietta 
Harris  Wm.  smelterer,  Clinton  nr  Canton 
Harris  Wm.  coal  heaver,  58  William 


Harris  William  C.  clerk  to  provost  marshal, 

Washington  House 
Harris  Dr.  W.  A.  Fountain  hotel 
Harrison  Basil,  huckster,  rear  73  Hanover 
Harrison  Benj.  F.  105  St.  Paul 
Harrison  Benjamin,  clerk,  113  German 
Harrison  Benj.  H.  carpenter,  1  n   Central  av, 

dw  149  e  Baltimore 
Harrison  Caroline,  51  Warren 
Harrison  Mrs.  Caroline,  40  Columbia 
Harrison  Catherine,  143  Mulberry 
Harrison  Charles  S.  bookkeeper,  40  Columbia 
Harrison  Charles  S.  bookkeeper,  57  s  Gay 
Harrison  Charles  E.  varnisher,  312  Canton  av 
Harrison  Charles  T.  ship  carp.  170  Bank 
Harrison  Charles,  jr.    1st  bookkeeper  Mer- 
chants' Bank,  dw  Baltimore  co 
Harrison  Mrs.  Daniel  E.  paints,  &c.,  194  e 

Baltimore 
Harrison  Eleanor,  67  Pearl 
Harrison  Eveline,  67  Pearl 
Harrison  Mrs.  Elizabeth  E.  196  Saratoga 
Harrison  Francis  A.  clerk,  196  n  Caroline 
Harrison  Francis,  upholsterer,  106  n  Bond 
Harrison  Francis  J.  comb  maker,  197  n~  " 
Harrison  Geo.  L.  commis.  merchant,  6  0'- 

Donnell's  whf,  dw  Lanvale  near  Bolton 
Harrison  George  H.  police,  24  Sterrett 
Harrison  Henry  G.  currier,  164  n  Spnng 
Harrison  Henry,  plasterer,  114  n  Eden 
Harrison  James  H.  clerk  N.  C.  R.  R.  Sus- 
quehanna hotel 
Harrison  John,  bricklayer,  222  s  Caroline 
Harrison  John,  painter,  222  s  Caroline 
Harrison  John  A.  painter,  15  Slemmer  al 
Harrison  John  H.  police,  316  Canton  av 
Harrison  John  0.  ship  carp.  34  Johnson 
Harrison  Julia,  17  Chew 
Harrison  Lewis  B.  clerk,  40  Columbia 
Harrison  Lucretia,  34  Johnson 
Harrison  Margaret  E.  boarding,  19  Lexing- 
ton 
Harrison  Mary  A.  29  s  Howard 
Harrison  Mary,  369  n  Gay 
Harrison  Maria  L.  bookstore,  86  Hanover 
Harrison  Murray,  43  n  Strieker 
Harrison  Park,  hatter,  169  Greenmount  av 
Harrison  P.  H.  tobacconist,  41   Clay,  dw  16 

Barnet 
Harrison  Rev.  Peyton,  90  Read 
Harrison  Richard  H.  police,  75  Hamburg 
Harrison  Robt.  G.  (Atwell  &H.)  302  e  Lom- 
bard 
Harrison  R.  S.  S.  clerk  at  John  S.  Gittings  & 

Co.  29  South 
Harrison  Dr.  Samuel  A.,  Charles,  2  doors  n 

of  Eager 
Harrison   Susanna,  huckstress,  699  w  Balti- 
more 
Harrison  Thos.  R.  ship  carpenter,  64  Gough 
Harrison  Thomas,  hostler,  12  Sterrett 
Harrison  Thomas,  43  n  Strieker 
Harrison  Wm.  E.  C.  salesman,  86  Hanover 
Harrison  Wm.  agent  Canton  Co.  office   cor 
Boston   and   Patuxent,  dw  n  w  cor   Eager 
and  St.  Paul 
Harrison  Wm.  G.  378  Eutaw  place 
Harrison    Wm.   E.  shoemaker,  84  s  Charles 
Harrison  Wm.  N.  book  agent,  26  Second,  dw 

219  w  Biddle 
Harrison  Wm.  H.  stone  cutter,  381  Penna.  av 
Harrison  Wm.  H.  carpenter,  244  n  Eden 
Harrison  Z.  G.  clerk,  149  e  Baltimore 


WBI.  P.  WEBB,  Marine,  Fire  and  Life  Insurance  Agent  and  Broker.    Agent 
Benefit  liife  Insurance  Co.,  Newark,  IV.  J.,"  89  Second  Street, 


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Harritage  Chas.  coach  trimmer,  Central  av 

near  Chase 
Harrod  Wm.  T.  shoemaker,  137  s   Regester 
Harryman  Ann  M.  28  s  Caroline 
Harryman  Benj.  P.  printer,  207  e  Monument 
Harryman  C.  C.  druggist,  158  e  Pratt 
Harryman  Joshua,  police,  395  Canton  av 
Harryman  Josiah,  butcher,  90  Belair  market, 

dw  207  e  Monument 
Harryman  Julia  Ann,  82  n  Exeter 
Harryman  Martha,  seamstress,  94  s  Regester 
Harryman   Thomas,  furn.   wagoner,   242  n 

Caroline 
Harryman  Walter,  police,  158  e  Pratt 
Harryman  Wm.  53  s  Bond 
Harryman  Wm.  laborer,  92  s  Regester 
Har  Sinai  Temple,  (Jewish  Reformed,)  High 

between  Fayette  and  Low 
Harssa  Wm.  blacksmith,  90  York 
Harstall  Peter,  laborer,  179  s  Bethel 
Hart  Mrs.  Ann,  Belair  av  extended 
Hart  Alexander,  carpenter,  710  w  Saratoga 
Hart  Asa,  carpenter,  185  Aisquith 
Hart  Catharine,  tailoress,  1  Harden  ct 
Hart  Christian,  laborer,  27  Albemarle 
Hart  Edward,  laborer,  5  Pleasant 
Hart  Elizabeth,  55  Garden 
Hart  Elizabeth,  93  s  Chapel 
Hart  Francis  C.  coal,  cor  Biddle   and  Cathe- 
dral, dw  55  Garden 
Hart  Francis,  jr.   machinist,  Mount  Royal, 

foot  of  McMechin 
Hart  Jacob,  tailor,  138  e  Fayette 
Hart  James,  blacksmith,  115  s  Castle  al 
Hart  James,  Adams'  express,  205  Lexington 
Hart  James,  clerk,  55  Garden 
Hart  John  H.  upholsterer,  456  w  Baltimore 
Hart  John,  huckster,  88  Hamburg 
Hart  Levi,   clothier,  11   w  Second,  dw  77  e 

Lombard 
Hart  Margaret,  dry  goods,  1563^  Lexington. 
HART  MARX M.  wood  engraver,  over  220  w 
Baltimore,  dw   156)^  Lexington. — [See  p. 
20  Jldvertisements] 
Hart  Mary  C.  221  Orleans 
Hart  Michael,  laborer,  264  s  Howard 
Hart  Rachel,  20  e  Pratt 
Hart  Mrs.  Rebecca  P.  40  McHenry 
Hart  Robert  M.  clerk,  Fayette  near   Gilmor 
Hart  Samuel,  grocer,  59  North 
Hart  Sarah  J.  dress  maker,  402  n  Gay 
Hart  Stephen  F.  clerk,  62  Walsh 
Hart  Tobias,  clothier,  11  w  Second,  dw  77  e 

Lombard 
Hart  Thos.  mariner,  107  York 
Hart  Wm.  tailor,  118  s  Chapel 
Hart  Wm.  clerk,  55  Garden 
Harteveld  Adolph,  china,  glass   and   queens- 
ware,  506  w  Baltimore 
Hartegan  Mrs.  Catherine,  nurse,  47  McHenry 
Hartel  Catherine,  huckstress,  213  s  Bethel 
Hartel  John   M.   paper  boxes,  219  w   Balti- 
more, dw  84  e  Lombard 
Harten  John,  carter,  100  Dolphin 
Harter  John  C.  soldier,  6  Baker  ct 
Hartfelder  F'red'k,  shoemaker,  226  s  Charles 
Hartgens  Christopher,  grocer,  13  Penna.  av, 

dw  301  Saratoga 
Hartigan  Morris,  boss  coal  heaver,  83  s  Pop- 
ple ton 
Hartjens  Christopher,  (Jas.  E.  Cadow&Co.) 

301  w  Saratoga 
Hartlauer  Henry,  huckster,  164  L.  Greene 


Hartley  Geo.  ship  joiner,  45  Burke 
Hartley  John,  car  driver,  130  s  Regester 
Hartley  John  W.  laborer,  123  Hamburg 
Hartley  Mrs.  Rachel,  254  Franklin 
Hartley  Thos.  carter,  473  Saratoga 
Hartley  Wm.  T.  ship  carpenter,  181  s  Ches- 
ter 
Hartline  Henry,  laborer,  41  Tessier 
Hartlove  Chas.  H.  brickmaker,  246  Warner 
Hartlove  Enoch,  brickmaker,  156  s   Fremont 
Hartlove  John,  car  driver,  343  Eastern  av 
Hartlove  John  W.  brickmaker,  302  Johnson 
Hartlove  Mrs.  Mary  A.  166  Scott 
Hartlove  Wesley,  brickmaker,  106  Washing- 
ton, F.  H. 
Hartlove  Wm.  brickmaker,  269  William 
Hartmaier  Richard,  butcher,  33   Lexington 

market,  dw  55  w  Hoffman 
Hartman  Capt.  Adam,  U.  S.  A.,  226  Henri- 
etta 
Hartman  Alfred  Z.  teacher,  103  Columbia 
Hartman  Andrew,  labor.  Henry  near  Hughes 
Hartman  Dr.  Andrew,  176  Aisquith 
Hartman  Augustus,   furn.   wagoner,   287    s 

Bond 
Hartman    Caspar,  at   sugar  refinery.    111  n 

Spring 
Hartman  Charles,  printer,  29  Holiday 
Hartman  Charles,  cabinet  maker,  261  n  Eden 
Hartman  Charles,  tavern,  30  Thames 
Hartman  Conrad,  shoemaker,  157  Dover    . 
Hartman    Mrs.    Elizabeth,   tailoress,  256  e 

Madison 
Hartman  Francis,  fisherman,  231  William 
Hartman  Francis  W.  laborer,  48  Raborg 
Hartman  Francis,  marble  worker,  48  Raborg 
Hartman  Frederick,  tailor,  56  s  Oregon 
Hartman  Frederick,  tinner,  313  e  Lombard 
Hartman  Frederick,  foundryman,   18  Foun- 
tain 
Hartman  Frederick,  shoemaker,  156  Cross 
Hartman  Frederick,  shoe  store,  66  n  Gay,  dw 

171  Aisquith 
Hartman  Frederick,  foundryman,  2  Fountain 
Hartman  Geo.  cabinet  maker,  261  n  Eden 
Hartman  Geo.  laborer,  196  Eastern  av 
Hartman  Geo.  J.  shoemaker,  Belair  av  ext'd 
Hartman  Gotleib,  laborer,  62  Albemarle 
Hartman  George,  shoemaker,  678  w  Baltimore 
Hartman  Henry,  (H.  &  Strauss,)  179  w  Fay- 
ette 
Hartman  Henry,  cooper,  136  e  Pratt 
Hartman  Henry,  tailor,  57  Union 
Hartman  Henry,  cooper,  284  s  Bond 
Hartman  Isaac,  tailor,  4  s  Gay,  dw  28  n  Gay 
HARTMAN  JACOB  P.  merchant  tailor  and 
clothier,  197  w  Baltimore,  dw  278  w  Fayette 
Hartman  John,  laborer,  180  s  Caroline 
Hartman  John,  shoemaker,  116  Hollins 
Hartman  John,  carter,  141  e  Lombard 
Hartman  John,  carter,  41  Short 
Hartman  John  &  Son,  boot  and  shoe  makers, 

678  w  Baltimore 
Hartman  John    (J.  H.  &  Son)  678  w  Balti- 
more 
Hartman  John,  jr.  (J.  H.  &  Son)  116  Hollins 
Hartman  Mrs.  Louisa,  5  Josephine 
Hartman  Leon,  179  w  Fayette 
Hartman  Maria,  variety  store,  120  s  Sharp 
Hartman  Maggie,  seamstress,  65  Walnut  al 
Hartman  Michael,  laborer,  6  Green  ct 
Hartman  Nicholas,  brickmaker,  Ostend  near 
Howard 


J.  HENRY  GIESE,  Conuoission  Merchant,  for  the  sale  of  Flour,  Grain,  Seeds,  &c. 
Roseudale  Cement  and  Calcined  Plaster  constantly  on  hand,  21  Spear's  'Wharf. 


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HAS 


Hartman  Philip,  jeweler,  678  w  Baltimore 
Hartman  Philip,  laborer,  284  Aliceanna 
Hartman  Philip,  tailor,  116  Hollins 
Hartman  Paul,  laborer,  24  Somerset 
Hartman  Saml.  shoemaker,  103  Columbia 
Hartman  Sleon,  179  w  Fayette 
HARTMAN  &  STRAUSS,  clothiers,  326  w 

Baltimore 
Hartman  Wilton  H.  clerk,  278  w  Fayette 
Hartmeyer,  Richard,  butcher,  55  w  Hoffman 
Hartogensis  Henry  S.  clothing  and  notions, 

36  Harrison 
Hartshorne  Joshua,  iron  dealer,  92  w  Lom- 
bard, Jw  129  w  Fayette 
Hartson  Leonard  R.  hackman,  180  Pearl 
Hartung  Ferdinand,    shoemaker,   58  s    Re- 

gester 
Hartung  John  F.  potter,  Hull  near  Fort  av 
Hartwig  Jacob,  shoemaker,  91  Granby 
Harty  John,  drayman,  16  Mulberry 
Hartz  Simpson,  dry  goods,  197  n  Gay 
Hartzel  Benj.  F.  conductor,  289  Franklin 
Hartzel  &  Clark,  livery  stables,  84  German 
Hartzel  David,  (H.  &  Clark,)  342  w Lombard 
Hartzel  George,  123  Pearl 
Hartzel  Edwin,  messenger  Adams'  Express, 

14  Townsend 
Hartzel  Jacob  F.  omnibus  driver,  14  Lanvale 
Hartzel  Leonard,  car  driver,  125  Pearl 
Hartzel  Leonard  L.  driver,  14  Lanvale 
Hartzell  Jacob,  restaurant,  Northern  av  near 

Druid  Hill 
Hartzell  John,  city  car  driver,  20  Orchard 
HARTZELL  LEONARD,  hack  stables,  95 

n  Paca 
Hartzell  Luther,  car  driver,  284  Penna  av 
Hartzell  Wm.  car  driver,  67  Lancaster 
Hartzog  George,  broker,  22  South,  dw  205 

Franklin 
Hartsburg  Lazarus,  ragman,  77  Forrest 
Harvey  Andrew  J.  soldier,  151  Hollins 
Harvey  Mrs,  Ann,  51  n  Strieker 
Harvey  Archibald,  81  s  Caroline 
Harvey  Ann  C.  grocery,  214  Hollins 
Harvey  Charles  A.  clerk,  214  Hollins 
Harvey  Charles  W.  assistant  supervisor  R. 

R.,  439  w  Lombard 
Harvey  Charles  (Wm.  T.  Walters  &  Co.)  78 

Cathedral 
Harvey  Danl.  (Wm.  &  D.  H.)  Fremont  near 

Townsend 
Harvey  Edward,  shoemaker,  129  s  Fremont 
Harvey  Edwd.  H.  shoemaker,  160  s  Fremont 
Harvey  Ellen,  16  Gough 
Harvey  Henry  D.  147  Park 
Harvey  Henry,  laborer,  298  Johnson 
Harvey  Henry  P.  clerk,  25  Penn 
Harvey  James,  jr.  283  w  Lombard 
Harvey  James  £.  plumber,  228  s  Sharp 
Harvey  J.  W.  jr.  bookkeeper,  22  w  Second 
Harvey  John,  laborer,  160  Greenmount  av 
Harvey  J.  W.  real  estate  broker,  over  22  w 

Second,  dw  Baltimore  Co. 
Harvey  John  E.  48  s  Sharp 
Harvey  John  H.  (T.  H.  &  Son,)  23  n  Greene 
Harvey  John  W.  bricklayer,  228  s  Sharp 
Harvey  John,  laborer,  Block  near  Wills 
Harvey  Joshua,  dry  goods,  n  w  cor  Hanover 

and  Pratt,  dw  48  s  Sharp 
HARVEY  JOSHUA  G.  &  CO.  provision  and 

produce  commis.  merchants,  75  Exchange 

place 
Harvey  Joshua,  jr.,  clerk,  48  s  Sharp 


Harvey  Joshua  G.  (J.  G.  H.  &  Co.)  250  w 

Lombard 
Harvey  Kate,  milliner,  s  w  cor  Lexington  and 

Liberty 
Harvey  Michael,  laborer,  cor  Liberty  road 

and  Chapel 
Harvey  Moses,  soldier,  27  s  Republican 
Harvey  Robert  W.  boatman,  47  Burke 
Harvey  Robert  J.  painter,  93  Preston 
Harvey  Silas,  pedler,  79  Washington,  F.  H. 
Harvey  Thomas  P.  clerk,  25  Penn 
Harvey  Thomas  &  Sons,  collar  makers,  33  n 

Greene,  dw  T.  H.  23  n  Greene 
Harvey  Thomas  P.  clerk,  48  s  Sharp 
Harvey  Wm.  P.  (J.  G.  H.  &  Co.)  283  w 

Lombard 
Harvey  Wm.  &  D.  coal  deal,  and  carpenters, 

130  Penna  av 
Harvey  Wm.  (W.  &  D.  H.)  Fremont  near 

Townsend 
Harvey  Wm.  H.  plumber,  228  s  Sharp 
Harvey  Capt.  Wm.  mariner,  82  s  Caroline 
Harwick  Caspar,  wood  sawyer,  Walnut  al 
Harwood  Elizabeth,  223  n  Howard 
Harwood  Sarah  E.  53  Garden 
Harwood  Susan,  159  St.  Paul 
Harwood  Valentine,  shoemaker,  287  e  Eager 
Harz  Meyer,  224  Aliceanna 
Harz  Michael,  laborer,  209  s  Bond 
Harzberg  Jacob,  (H.  &  Stiefel,)  149  s  Charles 
Harzberg  Levi,  clerk,  185  e  Lombard 
Harzberg  &  Stiefel,  clothiers,  168  w  Pratt 
Harzburg  Levi,  clerk,  185  s  Caroline 
Harzburger  S.  cooper,  217  Light 
Harzinger  Jacob,  tailor,  185  s  Broadway 
Haschert  George,  barber,  378  Saratoga 
Hasenbalg  Harmon,  druggist,  177  s  Broadway 
Hasenkamp  Anton,  piano  maker,  511  w  Bal- 
timore 
'Hasener  Geo.  laborer.  Canton  av  near  Gist 
Hashagen  Henry,  tobacconist,  423  Saratoga 
Haskell  Catharine,  seamstress,  337  s  Bond 
Haskell  Mrs.  Mary,  31  s  Howard 


HASKELL  JOHN  H.  Manufactu- 
rer of  Cotton  and  "Woolen  Machine 
Cards,  Superior  Stretched  Leather 
Belting,  and  Leather  Hose,  33  s 
Eutaw.  Dw.  230  Madison  av.— 
[Seep.  24  Mverlisements.] 

Hasky  Henry,  sr.  blacksmith,  7   Lancaster, 

dw92 
Haskey  Frank,  blacksmith,  73  s  Wolfe 
Haslett  George,  grocer  and  com.  mercht,  n  w 

cor  Howard   and   Mulberry,   dw  Howard 

House 
Haslup  Geo.  H.  clerk,  642  w  Lombard 
Haslup  Mrs.  Ann,  142  s  Fremont 
Haslup  Mrs.  Catharine,  cigars,  142  s  Fremont 
Haslup  Joseph  N.  coachsmith,  22  n  Eden 
Haslup  Mrs.  seamstress,  Clinton 
Hass  August,  cabinet  maker,  28  Jasper 
Hassauer  Andrew,  grocery,  70  McElderry 
Hassell   Christian,   laborer,  cor  Spring  and 

Hammond  al 
Hasselberger  John,  364  Light 
Hasselberger  Mrs.  Louis,  364  Light 
Hasselman  John,  soldier,  414  Canton  av 
Hassen  Michael,  engineer,  156  Garden 


GEO.  S.  PAGK  Si  BRO.,  Maimfncturers    of  Roofs   and   Roofing   Slaterlals,  111   Smith's 
Wliarf.    C.  HART  SMITH,  Airent. 


HAS 


115 


HAY 


Hassenauer  J.  baker,  153  Eastern  av 
Hassenhorst  Frederick,  dry  goods,  641  w  Bal- 
timore 
HASSENCAMP  FERDINAND,  apothecary 

and  Ciiemist,  73  Hanover 
Hasslinger  John,  grocery,  236  Bank 
Hasson  Hugh,  raker.  86  Mount 
Hasson  Mrs.  Mary,  64  n  Broadway 
Hast  Hannan,  shoemaker,  4  Walker 
Hastings  Amelia  A.,   M.    D.,   homeopathic 

medicines,  &c.,  s  e  cor  Saratoga  and  Sharp 
Hastings  Joseph  S.  sr.,  (J.  A.  Dobson  &  Co.) 

Chatsworth  opposite  Hoffman 
Hastle  Charles,  brass  finisher,  56  Camden 
Haswell  Jas.  M.  clerk,  188  Penna  av 
Haswell  John,  moulder,  74  Towson 
Haswell  John  H.  C.  laborer,  74  Towson 
Haswell  John,  carpenter,  188  Penna  av 
Haszmann  Andy,  shoemaker,  96  Walker  ct 
Hatch  Alfred  G.  clerk,  27  n  Calvert 
Hatch  Chus.  B.  (C.  B.  H.  &  Co.)  Baltimore  co 
Hatch  Chas.  B.  &   Co.,   oyster  packers.  111 

McElderry's  wharf 
Hatch  Jas.  G.  brushmaker,  31  s  Howard 
Hatch  Jane,  12  Harrison 
Hatch  Samuel  T.  237  n  Howard 
Hatchern  Benj.  O.  shoemaker,  241  e  Fayette 
Haterman  Casper,  blacksmith,  143  s  Central 

av,  dw  142 
Hatzberger  George,  tailor,  6  Wyeth 
Hatter  Henry,  sewing  machine  operator,  20  s 

Liberty 
Hatter  Martin,  confectioner,  133  n  Gay 
Hatter  Peter,  currier,  143  s  Charles 
Hattle  John,  laborer,  124  s  Durham 
Hatton  Bernard,  saddler,  281  n  Central  av 
Hatton  Edward,  sergeant  police,  219  Orleans 
Hatton  Henry,  carpenter,  283  e  Madison 
Hatton  John,  tailor,  105  McElderry 
Haubert  H.  C.  S.  16  s  Howard 
Hauck  Chas.  cigar  packer,  129  Conway 
Hauck  Bernard,  laborer,  234  Dallas 
Hauck  Frederick,  cigar  maker,  9  Sterrett 
Hauck  George,  police,  112  Preston 
Haucknecht  Frank,   wheelwright,  564  Penn- 
sylvania av 
Hauder  Joseph,  boiler  maker,  Aisquith  near 

Point  la 
Hauf  Michael  laborer,  285  s  Bond 
Haugh  John,  laborer,  81  Grundy 
Haugh  Rachael,  50  s  Bond 
Haughey  Benj.  M.  collector,  466  Walsh 
Haughy  James,  laborer,  235  e  Chase 
Hauk  Caspar,  laborer,  69  Washington,  F.  H. 
Haum  John,  laborer,  176  s  Regester 
Haun  John,  drayman,  22  Davis 
Haupp  Ephey,  huckster  55  s  Eutaw 
Haupt  Henry,  tailor,  Dover  near  Fulton 
Haapt  Jacob,  shoemaker,  37  n  Frederick 
Haupt  John  C.  cooper,  88  Dover,  dw  90 
Haupt  John  M.  trunk  maker,  148  Dover 
Haupt  Joseph,  shoemaker,  123  n  Bethel 
Haupt  Matthias,  cigar  maker,  47  Orchard 
Hauptman  Bernard  cooper,  175  s  Dallas 
Hauptman  John,  collector,  91  Chatsworth 
Hauptman  Mrs.  Emily,  91  Chatsworth 
Hauptman  Mary,  91  Chatsworth 
Haurand  Louisa,  boarding,  64  n  Gay 
Haurand  Wm.  jeweler,  10  Harrison 
Haus  Christian,  laborer,  529  Canton  av 
Hausbach  Adam,  whip  maker,  30  Liberty  al 
Hause  Benj.  T.  miller,  33  King 
Hause  Frederick  F.  soldier,  64  Ramsay 


Hause  John,  laborer,  181  s  Chapel 

Hause  Martin,  laborer,  11  Port 

Hause  Rosina  M.  cake  shop,  23  Saratoga 

Hausenwald  John  H.   groceries  and  feed,  3 

Penna.  av 
Hauser  Henry,  tailor,  68  s  Bond 
Hauser  Martin,  laborer,  278  s  Ann 
Haush  George,  wheelwright,  78  n  Broadway 
Hausknecht  Francis,  grocery,  605  Penna.  av 
Hausler  John,  tailor,  30  e  Lombard 
Hausnacter  Andrew,  59  Portland 
Haut  Charles,  hackman,  258  e  Lombard 
Havey  John  C.  steward  Allston  Association, 

64  Mount  Vernon  place 
Havelin  Peter,  laborer,  46  Valley 
Haverkamp  Chas.  H.  shoemaker,  54  James  al 
Haverstick  L.  M.,  U.  S.  commissioner  of  En- 
rollment 2d    District,  Md.,   office  s  w  cor 
Exeter  and  Watson 
Haverstrah  Christian,  tailor,  21  Rock 
Haverman  Frederick,  coachmaker,  73  Pine 
Haw  John,  wheelwright,  2  e  Centre 
Hawer  John,  drayman,  22  Davis 
Hawickhorst  Henry,  414  Harford  av 
Hawkens  Wm.  grocer,  16  Jackson 
Hawkens  Wm.  clerk,  16  Jackson 
Hawkins  Charles,  saddler,  2.53  e  Monument 
Hawkins  John  H.  clerk,  59  Marion 
Hawkins  Mrs.  Martha,  269  n  Eutaw 
Hawkins  Martha,  dressmaker,  59  Marion 
Hawkins  Mrs.  Mary  E.  628  w  Lombard 
Hawkins  Patrick,  laborer,  Clinton  s  of  Bos- 
ton 
Hawkins  Susanna,  244  e  Pratt 
Hawkins  Wm.  com.  merchant,  8  s  Charles, 

dw  128  Cathedral 
Hawley  Burgess,  carpenter,  82  Hanover  , 
Hawley  Franklin,  engineer,  77  n  Schroeder 
Hawley  Martin,  (R.  K.  H.  &  Co.)  165  n  Cal- 
vert 
Hawley  R.   K.  (R.  K.  H.   &   Co.)  Eutaw 

House 
HAWLEY  R.  K.  &  CO.  lumber  commission 

merchants,  16  Eastern  av 
Hawthorne  Capt.  James,  mariner,  120  s  Bond 
Hax  Christian,  (J.  B.  &  C.  H.,)  117  n  Caro- 
line 
Hax  J.  B.  &  C.  contractors  and  pavers,  62 

and  117  n  Caroline 
Hax  J.  B.  (J.  B.  &  C.  H.)  62  n  Caroline 
Hax  John  P.  cooper,  Caroline  near  Block,  dw 

88  Block 
Hax  Peter,  street  paver,  125  Orleans 
Haxel  Wm.  tailor,  66  Mulberry 
Hay  Francis  M.  (Helfrich  &  H.)  313  Hollins 
Hay  James,  bookkeeper,  143  Mulberry 
Hay  Jesse,  304  Hollins 
Hay  John  C.  (J.  C.  H.  &  Co.)  23  n  Paca 
HAY  JOHN  C.  &  CO.  foreign  and  domestic 

liquors  and  cigars,  4  w  Pratt 
Hay  Wm.  M.  clerk,  309  Hollins 
Hayden  Elizabeth,  175  w  Biddle 
Hayden  George  T.  architect,  175  w  Biddle 
Hayden  Horace  W.  register's  clerk,  172  w 

Lombard 
Hayden  Dr.  H.  Mozart,  dental  surgeon,  98  n 

Charles 
Hayden  John  H.  cigar  maker,  130  n  Exeter 
Haydenkoff  Wm.  cigar  maker,  60  n  Spring 
Haye  Walter  C.  salesman,  18  St.  Mary 
Hayes  Amelia,  195  w  Hoffman 
Hayes  Edward,  clerk,  102  e  Lombard 
Hayes  James  H.  conductor,  196  s  Ann 


WM.  P.  "WEjSK,  fliariue,  !■  .nc  and  Life  Insurance  Agent  and  Broker.    Agent 
Benefit  Uie  Insux-ance  Co.,  Newark,  K.  J.,"  S9  Second  Street. 


•  Mutual 


HAY 


176 


HEA 


Hayes  James,  laborer,  4  n  Amity 
Hayes  John  M.  ]95  Mulberry 
Hayes  Joseph,  laborer,  346  Mulberry 
Hayes  Michael,  chairmaker,  20  Lemmon 
Hayes  Patrick,  laborer,  19  n  Amity 
Hayes  Patrick,  laborer, Falls  road  near  North- 
ern av 
Hayes  Peter  D.  paint  store,  313  n  Gay,  dw 

2J3  n  Eden 
Hayes  Reverdy  \V.  painter,  148  s  Bond 
Hayes  Robert  J.  bookkeeper,  14)^  s  Calvert 
Hayes  Thomas,  bootmaker,  102  eLombard 
Hayes  Wm.  laborer,  4  Gough 
Haymaker  Charles,  painter,  185  Orleans 
Haymaker  Geo.  W.  carp.  19  n  Poppleton 
Haymaker  Mary  E.  boarding,  19  n  Poppleton 
Haymeck  Gustavus,  moulder,  310  Aliceanna 
Hayne  Mrs   Eliza,  33  Hamilton 
Hayne  Launcelot,  clerk,  6  St.  Paul 
HAYNEL  DR.  ADOLPHUS  F.  90  n  Eutaw 
Hayner  Maj.  T^.  Z.,  A.  A.  D.  C,  headquar- 
ters, dw  Eutaw  House 
Haynes  Byron  H.  sutler,  95  s  Sharp 
Haynes  Chas.  bookkeeper,  222  Madison  av 
Haynes  D.  Francis,  supt.  iron  mills,  50  Spring 

row 
Haynes  Isabella,  seamstress,  41  Albert  al 
Haynes  Robert,  310  s  Bond 
Haynes  Wm.  farm  manager,  53  Portland 
Haynie  Mrs.  Elizabeth,  142  s  Ann 
Haynie  Mrs.  Elizabeth,  87  Hamburg 
Haynie  Capt.  John  F.  93  s  Ann 
Haynie  Marian  F.  65  s  Bond 
Haynie  Stephen  W.  caulker,  50  Montgomery 
Hay  nil  Martin,  piano  maker,  220  Barre 
Hays  Bridget,  grocery,  80  French 
Hays  Charlotte,  124  Lee 
Hays  David,  carpenter,  124  Lee 
Hays  Edward  P.  tinner,  89  Aisquith 
Hays  Geo.  M.  bricklayer,  584  w  Lombard 
HAYS  REV.  GEORGE  P.  5  Lloyd 
Hays  James  L.  butcher,  109  s  Poppleton 
Hays  James,  (Hays  &  S.)  265  e  Monument 
Hays  James  H.  carver,  25  Holland 
Hays  James,  mariner,  48  Philpot 
Hays  John  B.  clerk,  232  w  Lombard 
Hays  John,  laborer,  203  Hollins 
Hays  John,  fireman,  51  Hillen 
Hays  John,  shoemaker,  63  Orleans 
Hays  John   B.   public  store  keeper,  232  w 

Lombard 
Hays  John  C.  cigar  maker,  Biddle,  near  L. 

Monument 
Hays  Mary,  confectioner,  203  n  Eutaw 
Hays  Mrs.  J.  H.  dressmaker,  25  Holland 
Hays  Mrs.  Mary  A.  seamstress,  3  Walker 
Hays  Mrs.  Mary,  89  Aisquith 
Hays  Mrs.  Maria,  grocery,  239  Cross 
Hays  &  Morse,  carvers,  41  Clay 
Hays  Patrick,  laborer,  239  Cross 
Hays  Robert  W.  tinner,  89  Aisquith 
Hays    &  Sellman,   wheelwrights  and  black- 
smiths, 92}/^  s  Central  av 
Hays  Mrs.  Susan,  151  Montgomery 
Hays  Sarah,  178  w  Biddle 
Hays  W.  M.  clerk,  304  Hollins 
Hays  Wm.  butcher,  15  Centre  and  110  Belair 

market,  dw  30  French 
HAYWARD,  BARTLETT  &  CO.,  whole- 
sale stove  warehouse,  24  Light,  foundry  s 
w  cor  Pratt  and  Scott 
Hayward  Elizabeth,  dry  goods,  47  s  Liberty 
Hayward  James,  ship  carpenter,  67  n  Ann 


Hayward  Jonas  H.  (H.,  Bartlett  &  Co.)  n  e 

cor  Madison  and  Park 
Hayward  John  B.  painter,  221  Muilikin 
Hayward  John,  musician,  132  s  Chapel 
Hayward  Prudence  S.  119  Park 
Hayward  Robert  R.  carpenter,  22  Abey  al 
Hayward  Samuel  J.  soldier,  22  Abey  al 
HAYWARD  WM.  H.  magistrate.  Mansion 

House,  cor  Fayette  and  St.  Paul,  dw  320 

Franklin 
Hayward  Wm.  boatman,  71  Cross 
Hazel  John,  tailor,  332  Mulberry 
Hazell  Henry  G.  carpenter,  24  Columbia 
Hazelip   Benjamin   M,  coach   trimmer,  75  n 

Exeter 
Hazelip  Joseph  N.  blacksmith,  9   Swan,  dw 

22  n  Eden 
Hazelitt  James,  blacksmith,  17  Concord,  dw 

57  n  Eden 
Hazen  Henry  G.(Kelly,  H.  &  Co.)  Columbia, 


opposite  Greene 
Hazlehur 


irst  Henry  R.  (H.  «fc  Co.)   Ellicotts 
Mills 
HAZLEHURST  &  CO.  founders  and  engine 
builders,  Vulcan  Works,  cor  V/'illiam  and 

HAZLEHURST  &  PHELAN,  distillers,  17 

Spear's  wharf 
Hazlehurst  Samuel,    (H.  &   Phelan)  224  w 

Lombard 
Hazlitt  Boston,  (Jas.  H.  &  Co.)  193  w  Lom- 
bard 
HAZLITT  JAMES  &  CO.   importers  and 

dealers  in  foreign  liquors,  39  and  41  s  Gay 
Hazlitt  James,  (J.  H.  &  Co.)  193  w  Lombard 
Hazzard  Robert  A.  painter,  Hughes,  dw  331 

Light 
Heaase  William,  blacksmith,  90  York 
Head  Washington,  paper  hanger,  702  w  Bal- 
timore 
Head  Quarters  8th  army  corps,  U.  S.  A.  n  w 

cor  Calvert  and  Fayette 
Heagy  Wm.  H.  messenger  Adams  Express, 

cor  Townsend  and  Grundy 
Hcald  Howard,  (Jacob   H.  &   Co.)  162  w 

Fayette 
Heald  Jacob,  jr.,  clerk,  165  w  Fayette 
HEALD  JACOB  &  CO.  tobacco  and  commis- 
sion merchants,  58  and  60  s  Gay 
Heald  John  R.  clerk  Mechanics'  Bank,  6  e 

cor  Calvert  and  Fayette 
HEALD  JOHN  H.  &  CO.  Patapsco  tannery, 
s  e  cor  Madison  and  North,  and  dye  works 
2  Block,  dw  J.  H.  H.  70  w  Madison 
Heald  Wm.  H.  (John   H.  H.  &  Co.)  74  w 

Madison 
Heald  Wm.  (Jacob  H.  &  Co.)  158  w  Fayette 
Healey  Catharine,  Falls  road  near  Northern 

avenue 
Healey  Francis,  laborer,  243  Hamburg 
Healey  George,  clerk,  233  e  Baltimore 
Healey  John,  grocery,  26  e  Pratt 
Healey  John,  laborer,  121  Chesapeake 
Healey  Dr.  James  E.  druggist,  n  w  cor  Balti- 
more and  Eden,  dw  233  e  Baltimore 
Healey  J.  Oscar,  carpenter,  23  Balderston 
HEALEY  LEONARD    S.    coal   yard,   cor 
Hanipstead  and  Central  a.r,  dw  233  e  Bal- 
timore 
Healey  Dennis,  tailor,  16  French 
Healey  Mark,  laborer,  183  Vine 
Healey  Patrick,  tailor,  33  Goodman  al 
Healy  John,  engineer,  20  e  Lombard 

J.  HENRY  GIESE,   Commission  Merchant,  tor  the  sale  of  Flour,  Grain,  Seeds,  jjm. 
Roaendale  Cement  and  Calcined  Piaster  constantljr  on  hand,  fit  Spear's  Wharf. 


HEA 


1*77 


HEI 


HEALTH    COMMISSIONERS    OFFICE, 

City  Hall,  Holiday 
Healy  Wm.  ship  carpenter,  20  e  Lombard 
Heamann  Geo.  cigar  maker,  202  Lexington 
Heamann  Mrs.  Mary,  tavern,  202  Lexington 
Heamann  Henry,  202  Lexington 
Heaney  Jas.  laborer,  2  n  Poppleton 
Heaphy  Joanna,  grocery,  73  Eastern  av 
Heaphy  Mary,  grocery,  132  s  Exeter 
Heaphy  Michael,  laborer,  107  Plum 
Heaphy  Michael,  mail  carrier,  3  Bank 
Heaps  Catherine,  tailoress,25  e  Madison 
Heaps  Elizabeth,  caner,  59  MuUikin 
Heaps  Capt.  John  B.  53  s  Ann 
Heaps  Wm.  H.  soldier,  53  s  Ann 
Heard  John, 115  n  Bond 
Heard  Wm.  A.  painter,  258  e  Fayette 
Heath  Ann,  confectioner,  59  Greenmount  av 
Heath   Elisha  S.  (Collins,   H.  &   Co.)   314 

Hollitis 
Heath  Francis  W.  iron  foundry,  2  Gillingham 

al,  dw  523  w  Fayette 
Heath  George,  potter,  20  Bank 
Heath  George  T.  barkeeper,  cor  Broadway 

and  Belair  av 
Heath  Mrs.  256  e  Monument 
Heath  John,  cabinet  maker,  188  Vine 
Heath  W.  printer,  236  e  Monument 
Heathcote  Jas.  locksmith,  161  Peirce 
Heaton  Richard  H.  hatter,  40  Jackson 
Heavel  Ross,  coachman,  6  Garden 
Hebb  John  S.  pilot,  166  Bank 
Hebbel  Charles,  baker,  160  Orleans 
Hebbel  Earnest,  tailor  and  green  grocer,  71  e 

Lombard 
Hebbebrand  Peter,  grocer,  360  s  Sharp 
Hebden  Margaret,  3  Lancaster 
Hebden  Sarah,  bookstore,  151  s  Broadway 
HEBDEN    WILLIAM   H.   justice   of   the 

peace,  178  s  Broadway,  dw  151 
Hebder  Martin,  shoemaker,  502  Lexington 
Hebener  Mary  M.  seamstress,  3  Armistead  la 
Hebler  Anton,  laborer,  81  n  Oregon 
Hebler  Elizabeth,  152  s  Bond 
Hebner  Martin,  cooper,  Hammond   al   near 

Central  av,  dw  109  Eastern  av 
Hechenthall  Dr.  Louis  M.  662  Lexington 
Hechenthcill  Louis,  artist,  662  Lexington 
Hechring  Herman,  tavern,  60  Lancaster 
Hecht  Charles,  shoemaker,  315  w  Pratt 
Hecht  Elias,  57  n  Front 
Hecht  Emanuels,  carpet  weaver,  Frederick 

road  near  Calverton 
Hecht  Frederick,  carver,  19  Chatsworth 
Hecht  Godfrey,  box  maker,  81  Grindall 
Hecht  Henry,  machinist,  104  n  Gay 
Hecht  Mrs.  Helena,  53  e  Fayette 
Hecht  Henry,  carpenter,  19  Chatsworth 
Hecht  Jacob,  clothier,  n  w  cor  Centre  Market 

space  and  Pratt 
Hecht  Liebman,  trader,  44  Harrison 
Hecht  Moses,  (H.  &  Putzell,)  57  German 
HECHT   &   PUTZELL,  boots,  shoes  and 

hats,  302  w  Baltimore  and  180  Lexington 
Hecht  Robert,  rag  dealer,  78  Granby 
Hecht  Samuel,  dry  goods,  148  s  Broadway 
Hecht  Samuel,  furniture,  279  Canton  av 
Hecht  Simon,  variety  store,  506  Lexington 
Heck  Mrs.  Amelia,  364  Saratoga 
Heck  Bernard,  milk,  331  s  Eutaw 
Heck  Charles  L.  bricklayer,  364  Saratoga 
Heck  George  C.  lager  beer  saloon,  n  w  cor 

Jefferson  and  Caroline 


Heck  George,  laborer,  rear  of  708  Penna.  av 

Heck  George  W.  shoemaker,  142  Conway 

Heck  Godfrey,  box  maker,  81  Grindall 

Heck  Jacob,  carter,  116  French 

Heck  John,  cabinet  maker,  261  Eastern  av 

Heck  Mrs.  Louisa,  47  s  Regester 

Heck  Mary,  142  s  Bond 

Heck  Wm.  tailor,  132  Low 

Heck  William,  bricklayer,  364  Saratoga 

Heckathorn  Wm.  cooper,  474  w  Lombard 

Hecker  John  C.  laborer,  46  Preston 

Heckler  Anthony,  brickmaker,  321  s  Charles 

Heckman  Frederick  J.  grocery,  16  Park 

Heckman ,  316  s  Dallas 

Heckman  Samuel,  butcher,  17  n  Washington 

P.P. 
Heckmestra  Henry,  cabinet  mak.  42  s  Oregon 
Heckrotte  Henry,  cigar  maker,  96  Ensor 
Heckrotte  Henry,  laborer,  309  s  Bond 
Heckrotte  Henry  W.  92  Ensor 
Heddingkaffer  Max,  shoe 'kr,  208  Canton  av 
Heddinger  Daniel  C.  printer,  36  s  Exeter 
Heddinger  James  H.  printer,  36  s  Exeter 
Heddinger  Michael,  plasterer,  71  s  Bond 
Heddington  Caroline  V.  milliner,  187  w  Biddle 
Hedges  Alice,  37  Orchard 
Hedges  Edward,   Venetian  blind   maker,   37 

Orchard 
Hec'ian  P.  J.  (Kelly,  H.  &  Piet,)  40  n  High 
Hedian  T.  (Myers  &  H.)  94  s  Broadway 
Hedley  Anthony,  409  Saratoga 
Hedlin  John,  laborer,  rear  of  335  Canton  av 
Hedrich  Henry,  tailor,  309  Eastern  av 
Hedrick  Geo.  shoemaker,  22  May 
Hedrick  John  T.  machinist,  72  w  Biddle 
Hedrick  Wm.  miller.  Hunter  al.  near  Johns 
Heer  Henry  J,  shoemaker,  186  Cross 
Heese  Alfred,  tailor,  124  e  Lombard 
Heesh  Chas.  A.  coachsmith,  242  e  Biddle 
Hefferman  Patrick,  cellar  digger,  169  Peirce 
Heffern  Samuel,  nightman,  Miller's  hotel 
Hcffler  Nicholas,  cooper,  168  s  Central  av 
Heffner  Mrs.  Christine,  224  Hamburg 
Heffner  Dennis,  tailor,  343  e  Lombard 
Heffner  Rev.  Edward,  superintendent.  Green- 
mount  av 
Heffner  John,  stone  cutter,  12  Greenmount  av 
Hefley  George,  painter,  118  Raborg 
Heflig  John,  laborer,  49  Monroe 
Heginbotham  Edward,  music  teacher,  264  e 

Pratt 
Hegner  John,  brewer,  89  Lee 
Hehman  Margaret,  316  s  Dallas 
Hchiilen  Adam,  laborer,  5  Stockholm 
Hehring  Herman,  tavern,  60  Lancaster 
Hehs  Henry,  cabinet  maker,  161  Raborg 
Heibeck  Nicholas,  cabinet  maker,  107  Sarah 

Ann 
Heickhimer  H.  furniture,  26  Canton  av 
Heickes  John,  tailor,  195'  Conway 
Heid  John,  tavern,  23  n  Frederick 
Heide  Frederick,  shoemaker,  19  McElderry 
Heidelmyer  John,  tailor,  414  Canton  av 
Heider  Rosina,  grocery,  272  Hanover 
HEIDERICK  ANTON,  restaurant,  17  and  19 

s  Liberty 
Heiderman  August  H.  paper  carrier,  212  Con- 
way 
Heidmuller  Wm.  shoemaker,  86  s  Bond 
Heidrich  John,  well  digger,  159  William 
Helen  Hermann,   proprietor  Bremen  houee, 

280  s  Broadway 
Heighe  Mrs.  Benj.  M.  44  Mulberry 


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Heighouse  Anthony,  laborer,  84  s  Wolfe 
Heigenbaugh  Henry,  tailor,  26  Ensor 
Heigle  John  J.  mariner,  228  n  Caroline 
Heiglenaan  Matthew,  wheelwright,  214  Con- 
way 
Heiker  Jacob,  foundryman,  197  Canton  av 
Heil  Adam,  laborer,  233  s  Bethel 
Heiland  Henry,  wheelwright,  839  w  Pratt 
HEILBRUN    MICHAEL,   dry    goods,  52 

Hanover 
Heilginstaid  William,  porter,  20  Davis 
Heiliger  Lewis,  porter,  87  e  Lombard 
Heilman  August,  turner,  304  e  Lombard 
Heilman  Conrad,  tailor,  230  e  Eager 
Heilman  Frederick,  tailor,  287  n  Central  av 
Heilner  Rev.  L.  119  e  Lombard 
Heim  Albert,  tailor,  143  e  Eager 
Heim  George,  shoemaker,  19  Peach  al 
Heim  George,  porter,  224  s  Charles 
Heim  Jacob  B   (H.,  Nicodemus  &  Co.)  79  n 

Paca 
Heim  Joseph,  porter,  52  Harrison 
Heim  John,  glass  packer,  113  Leadenhall 
Heim  John,  254  Hanover  ■ 
Heim  John  F.  butcher,  79  Centre  and  40  Fells 
Point  Markets,  dw  2  Gist,  Laudenslager's 
Hill 
Heim  John,  laborer,  185  Gough 
Heim  Margaret,  42  Orchard 
Heim  Mrs.  Margaret,  283  e  Lombard 
Heim  Michael,  soldier,  16  Walsh 
HEIM,  NICODEMUS  &  CO.   importers   & 
dealers  in  foreign  and  domestic  liquors,  383 
w  Baltimore 
Heim  Philip,  (Schuchmann  &  H.)  13  L.  Mc 
Elderry 

Heiman cooper,  154  s  Spring 

Heimbach  Henry,  Wolfe  near  Pratt 
Heimbacher  Henry,  shoemaker,  150  Raborg 
Heimer    John,   brickmaker,  86  s    Luzerne, 

Canton 
Heimer  Michael,  sawyer,  16  s  Chapel 
Heimiller  Christian,  (H.  &  Millis)  113  n  Bond 
Heimiller  Henry,  coachmaker,  131  e Madison 
HeimiUiT  &  Millis,  cabinet  maker,  49  n  High 
Heimiller  Paul,  cooper,  427  w  Lombard 
Heimmerbeicher  Ferdinand, cooper,  105  Plum 
Heimps  Mary,  63  Preston 
Hcimritz  Frederick,  blacksmith,  60  Walsh 
Heims  George,  boat  builder,  302  Canton  av 
Hein  Christian,  cooper,  168  William 
Hein  Mrs.  Christina,  confectionery,  168  Wil- 
liam 
Hein  John  G.  cabinet  maker,  279  s  Bond 
Heinamaun  Mrs.  Emily,  161  Conway 
Heinboch  Conrad,  laborer,  176  s  Wolfe 
Heinboch  John,  jr.,  laborer,  322  Canton  av 
Heinboek  Henry,  stevedore,  223  s  Bond 
Heinboch  Peter,  drayman,  222  s  Bond 
Heinbrok  Conrad,  laborer,  167  s  Wolfe 
Heinbrok  John,  tailor,  167  s  Wolfe 
Heinbrok  John,  cooper,  170  s  Central  av 
Heinbuch  Fred'k,  drayman,  Norris  al,  near 

Fayette 
Heindle  Joshua  O.  printer,  87  Mulberry 
Heindlc    Wm.   H.  clerk   Sun   office,  dw  87 

Mulberry 
Heine  Bernard,  laborer,  36  s  Wolfe 
Heine  Elizabeth,  confectionery,  84  Hamburg 
Heine  Francis,  clerk,  327  e  Lombard 
Heine  Fred'k,  cabinet  maker,  327  e  Lombard 
Heine  Frederick,  porter,  32  w  Lombard 
Heine  Henry,  cooper,  84  Hamburg 


Heine  Wm.  grocer,  331  e  Lombard 
Heineckc  Henry,  shoemaker,  124  s  Wolfe 
Heineman  John,  laborer,  209  Gough 
Heiner  Charles,  cabinet  maker,  249  s  Ann 
Heiner  Rev.  Elias,  46  w  Madison 
Heiner  Elias  M.  46  w  Madison 
Heiner  George,  porter,  Monroe  n  of  Pratt 
Heiner  Michael,  basket  maker,  266  s  Ann 
Heinerick  Adam,  laborer.  111  n  Bethel 
Heines  Henry,  butcher.  Point  la 
Heines  John,  shoemaker,  225  s  Bond 
Heinkamp  W.  piano  forte  manufacturer,  511 

w.  Baltimore 
Heinkel  Charles,  laborer,  52  Durst  al 
Heinkel  Charles,  jr.,  laborer,  52  Durst  al 
Heinkel  Frederick,  brickmaker,  52  Durst  al 
Heiniker  Henry,  laborer,  8  Frederick  av 
Heinle  George,  tailor,  197  e  Lombard 
Heinmiller  Geo.  M.  clerk,  10  Penna.  av 
Heinsfurter,  Nathan  A.  salesman,  51  German 
Heinsius  Alfred,  bookkeeper,  cor  Penna.  av 

and  Biddle 
Heintz   George,   boot  and   shoemaker,  86  s 

Fremont 
Heintz  Jacob,  tailor,  17  Brown 
Heintz  Peter,  cooper,  11  Groshman  al 
Heintzeling  Mrs.  Catharine,  383  w  Pratt 
Heintzling  Peter  W.  shoe  store  272  n  Gay 
Heinz  Andrew,  bootand  shoemaker,  80  n  Gay 
Heinz  Charles,  painter,  83  n  Schroedcr, 
Heinz  David,  jr.,  laborer,  362  s  Charles 
Heinz  David,  laborer,  362  s  Charles 
Heinz  George,  glass  blower,  362  s  Charles 
Heinz  John,  shoemaker,  225  s  Bond 
Heinze  Joseph,  butcher,  Harford  av  near  city  . 

limits 
Heinzelman  John,  bar  tender,  211  w  Pratt 
Heinzerling  Daniel,  11  Brown 
Heinzerling  Mrs.  Eliza,  92  s  High 
Heinzerling  John,  baker,  830  w  Baltimore 
Heinzerlinger  Geo.  cigar  maker,  45  Albemarle 
Heinzman  Catharine,  milk,  3  Townsend 
Heip  John,  provisions,  Frederick  road   near 

city  limits 
Heirkle  Moses  M.,  D.  D.  114  German 
Heise  Albert,  boxmaker,  4  Painter  ct 
Heise  Christopher,  drayman,  126  Granby 
Heise  Louis,  box  maker,  18  Regester 
Heise  Wm.  cabinet  maker,  63  Albemarle 
Heise  Wm.  (Klingmyer&  H.)  167  Mulberry 
Heisemeyer  John,  laborer,  91  e  Lombard 
Heiser  August,  cooper,  252  Hamburg 
Heisor  August,  tailor,  32  n  Spring 
Heiser  George,  grocery,  n  e  cor  Canton  av 

and  Gist 
Heiser  Henry,  laborer,  424  Canton  av 
Heiser  Henry,  tailor,  3  Mosher 
Heiser  Wm.  box  maker,  165  Mulberry 
Heisler  George,  laborer,  94  Lancaster 
Heisler  George,  rectifier,  20  Monroe 
Heisler  Hatz,  drover,  4  s  Exeter 
Heisler  Jacob  F.  butcher,  50  w  Hoffman 
Heisler  Samuel,  dry  goods,  19  w  Baltimore, 

dw  4  s  Exeter 
Heisner  Charles,  stevedore,  273  Canton  av 
Heisner  John,  stevedore,  273  Canton  av 
Heiss  John  M.  lager  beer,  cor  Eastern  av  and 

Exeter 
Heister  Charles,  mariner,  200  Forrest 
Heister  Mrs.  Elizabeth,  156  Burgundy  al 
Heister  Jacob,  blacksmith,  156  Burgundy  al 
Heister  Stephen,  engineer,  200  Forrest 
Heiter  Conrad,  cabinet  maker,  45  Portland 


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Heiter  Louis,  baker,  185  Bank 
Heither  George  L.  cooper,  Bevan  near  Cross 
Heitmiller  Wm.  tailor,  240  e  Pratt 
Heitrauller  Henry,  shoemaker,  346  Canton  av 
Heittel  Martin,  tanner,  152  Burgundy  al 
Heitzman  Mathias,  sr.,  bacon,  580  Penna.  av 
Heitzman  Mathias,  jr.  carter,  732  Pennsyl- 
vania av 
Helbing  H.  basket  manufacturer,  375  n  Gay 
Held  Charles,  turner,  111  Raborg 
Held  Charles,  tobacconist,  289  w  Pratt 
Held  Francis,  159  s  Chapel 
Heldman  Dr.  Adam  J.  120  Pearl 
Heldman  Catherine,  grocery,  261  Penna.  av 
Heldmann  Henry,  butcher,  85  Lexington  and 

65  Hanover  markets,  dw  Beltzhoover  la 
Heldwein  Adam,  shoemaker,  202  s  Wolfe 
Heifer  John,  laborer,  80  s  Chapel 
Helfrich  Conrad,  painter,  446  Saratoga 
Helfrich  George,  (H.  &  Hay,)  557  Lexington 
Helfrich  &  Hay,  lumber,  s  w  cor  Concord 

and  Bowly 
Helfrich  Jacob,  painter,  446  Saratoga 
Helfrich  John,  painter,  446  Saratoga 
Helfrich  Kelan,  porter,  96  Sarah  Ann 
Helfrich  Samuel  D.  clerk,  557  w  Fayette 
Helger  Henry,  shoemaker,  387  s  Charles 
Helldeffer  John  P.  cooper,  168  s  Washington, 

F.P 
Helldorffer  Sebastian,  grocer,  142  s  Central  av 
Heller  Adam,  tailor,  175  Durham 
Heller  Caspar,  tailor,  101  s  Bond 
Heller  Conrad,  woodsawyer,  70  Lancaster 
Heller  Elizabeth,  laundress,  152  Rowe 
Heller  Francis,  whitewasher,  8  New 
Heller  Henry,  tailor,  3  s  Regester 
Heller  John  F.  clerk,  275  e  Pratt 
Heller  Wm.  H.  grocer,  8  Aisquith 
Hellen  Frank  Wm.  clerk,  76  Saratoga 
Hellena  Paul,  grocery,  21  Wyeth 
Hellencamp  Wm.  wagoner,  57  Eastern  av 
Hellier  Henry  R.  (E.  M.  Cross  &  Co.)  42  n 

Calvert 
Helling  George  T.  grocery,  155  Fremont 
Hellman  Andrew,  laborer,  135  s  Chapel 
Hellman  Joseph,  (H.  &  Son,)  180  n  Gay 
Hellman  &  Son,  hatters,  180  n  Gay 
Hellman  William,  (H.  &  S.)  180  n  Gay 
Helm  Charlotte  M.  13  Cambridge 
Helm  Frederick,  baker,  232  s  Ann 
Helm  Frederick,  baker,  232  s  Ann 
Helm  John  R   carpenter,  142  Bank 
Helm   John  F.  tin  and  sheet  iron  worker,  52 

s  Calvert,  dw  225  Aisquith 
Helm   Joseph  H.  in  commissary  department, 

142  Bank 
Helm  Joseph  H.  police,  252  n  Caroline 
Helm  Joseph  N.  shipwright,  142  Bank 
Helm  Leonard  A.  tinner,  294  n  Caroline 
Helm  Wm.  C.  carpenter,  255  e  Madison 
Helmers   John,  shoe  tool  manufacturer,  250 

w  Fayette 
Helmling  Anthony,  engineer,  145  Barre 
Helmling  Charles  A.  184  s  Paca 
Helmling   Geo.  R.  brakesman,  131  Columbia 
HELMLING   HENRY,  billiard  saloon  and 

restaurant,  62  w  Fayette 
Helmling  John,  pump  maker,  4  Ramsay 
Helmling  John,  clerk,  119  Ross 
Helmling  William,  block  and  pump  maker, 

184  s  Paca 
Helmling  W.  H.  machinist,  184  s  Paca 
Helmsmeier  Henry,  shoemaker,60  Hampstead 


Helsby  Samuel,  merchant  tailor,  153  Mulberry 
Pleltel  Charles,  shoemaker,  11  Painter's  ct 
Heltingstine  C.  laborer,  141  s  Wolfe 
Heltrung  August,  shoemaker,  44  Milliman 
Hehveg  Henry,  shoemaker,  179  Eastern  av 
Hellstein  Phillip,  117  e  Lombard 
Hellstine  Feist,  butcher,  49  Hanover  market, 

dw  Lombard  near  Lloyd 
Hellthaler  Rupprecht,  shoemaker,  63  s  Eutaw 
Hellwich  Henry,  shoemaker,  179  Eastern  av 
Hellwich  William,  baker,  340  w  Pratt 
Hellwig  Augustus,  varnisher,  cor  Leadenhall 

and  Henrietta 
Hellwig  August,  barber,  268  Canton  av 
Hellwig  August,  tavern,  44  Leadenhall 
Hellwig  Bernard,  tailor,  26  St.  Mary 
Helwig  Gottfried,  grocery,  Gorsuch  av  near 

Harford  av.  Homestead 
Hematt  Mary  C.  140  s  Washington,  F.  P. 
Hemen  Mrs.  Eliza,  grocers,   n  w  cor  Alber- 

marle  and  Stiles 
Heminger  Wm.  tinner,  50  Albermarle 
Hemke  John,  laborer,  108  Cross 
Heniling  John,  tailor,  254  e  Eager 
Hemme  John,  45  Eastern  av 
Hemmel    Josephine,    vest     maker,     212    w 

Fayette 
Hemmell     Jacob    C.     coach     trimmer,     162 

Henrietta 
Hemmell  John  D.  carpenter,  162  Henrietta 
Hemmcr  John,  shoemaker,  37  s  Paca 
Hemmerman  Sebastian,  laborer,  Clinton 
HEMMETER  JOHN,  tavern,  18  n  Howard 
Hemmick  Mrs.  Caroline  V.  seamstress,  233 

Central  av  ^ 
Hemmick  Geo.  A.  shoemaker,  Franklin  near 

Gilmor 
Hemmick   Jacob,   ladies'   shoemaker,  39   n 

Liberty 
Hemmick  John  C.  harness  maker,  120  Barre 
Hempel  Frederick,  carpenter,  247  e  Biddle 
Hempel  Frederick,  restaurant,  10  n  Frederick 
Hempel  John  C.  fancy  trimmings,  268  n  Gay 
Hemsley  Mrs    Harriet,  146  s  Caroline 
Hemple  Henry,  laborer,  36  Walsh 
Hempfling  John,  shoemaker,  221  s  Wolfe 
Henar  Lewis,  butcher,  91  Lexington  market, 

dw  Calverton  road 
Henck  Frederick  Wm.  carpenter,  444  Walsh 
Henck  Lewis,  teacher,  192  Aisquith 
Henck  Mrs.  Sarah,  124  Pearl 
Henck  William,  druggists,  124  Pearl 
Henckel  Martin,  agent,  254  n  Central  av 
Henchel  Wm.  porter,  135  Franklin 
Hender  Bridget,  Falls  road  near  toll  gate 
Henderson  Andrew,  machin.  565  w  Lombard 
Henderson  Anthony,  carter,  169  s  Eden 
Henderson  Arthur  B.  21  Harford  av 
Henderson,  Benj.,  U.  S.  N.  26  Fawn 
Henderson  Catherine,  400  n  Gay 
HENDERSON    &    CO.,   commission    mer- 
chants and  dealers  in  butter  and  cheese,  63 

Exchange  place 
Henderson  David,  millinery,  28  n  Gay 
Henderson  Mrs,  Diana,  30  St.  Mary 
Henderson  David,  hardware  dealer,  146  For- 
rest   and    333    w  Pratt,    dw  Biddle    near 

Caroline 
Henderson  Mrs.  Elizabeth,  194  n  Calvert 
Henderson   Francis,  wagoner,  30    St.  Mary 
Henderson  Gustavus  A.  clerk,  73  s  Broadway 
Henderson  Gustavus  R.  (John  H.  &  Co.)12I 

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Henderson     Henry     C.    cordwainer,   264  e 

Monument 
Henderson  Henry,  shoemaker,  219  n  Eden 
Henderson  James  A.  121  e  Baltimore 
Henderson  Jas.  clerk,  Lexington  near  Charles 
Henderson    James,    brass    moulder,    394    w 

Lombard 
Henderson  James,  clerk,  218  w  Pratt 
Henderson  Jane,  675  Lexington 
Henderson  John,  jr.  73  Broadway 
Henderson    John  &  Co.  shijj  chandlers  and 

commission  merchants,  cor  Commerce  and 

Pratt,  and  rope  walk,  425  Harford  av.,  office 

foot  of  Fell 
Henderson  John  (H.&Co.)222e  Baltimore 
Henderson  Jno.  (J.  H.  &  Co.)  75  s  Broadway 
Henderson  Jno.  watchman  at  Custom  House, 

dw  169  s  Eden 
Henderson  John,  soldier,  59  Cross 
Henderson  John,  60  n  Pine 
Henderson  Joseph,  jeweler,  235  n  Eden 
Henderson  Joseph,  184  n  Broadway 
Henderson  Kiturah,  nurse,  31  s  Caroline 
Henderson  Mary,  10  s  Central  av 
Henderson  Maria,  dressmaker,  60  n  Pine 
Henderson  Mrs.  M .  A.  194  n  Calvert 
Henderson  Rebecca,  164  n  Fremont 
Henderson  Samuel,  clerk,  159  Hollins 
Henderson  Thomas,  U.  S.  N.  115  n  Fremont 
Henderson  Samuel  A.  (H.  &  Co.)  159  Hollins 
Henderson  Capt.  Thomas,  203  Bank 
Henderson  Thomas  F.  attorney.  Law  Build-  I 

ings,  Lexington,  dw  71  Cathedral 
Henderson   Wm.  H.  ship  carpenter,  161   s 

Washington,  F.  P. 
Henderson  Wm.  P.  mariner,  161  Hughes 
Henderson  Wm.  marble  cutter,  38  e  Pratt, 

dw  85  s  Exeter 
Henderson  William  T.  cashier,  64  e  Baltimore 
Hendly  James  D.  clerk,  Barnum's  hotel 
Hendrickson  Geo.  O.  varnisher,  12  Comet 
Hendrickson  Mrs.  Margaret,  595  w  Lombard 
Hendt    William,   harness  maker,   24   Centre 

Market  space 
Henenberger  Geo.  J.  229  s  Paca 
Hener  Fred'k,  tinner,  313  e  Lombard 
Henett  Mary,  laundress,  636  w  Pratt 
Honey  Rebecca,  grocery,  59  Chesnut 
Hengst  Reuben,  (S.  &  R.  H.)  131  n  Paca 
Hengst  S.  &  R.  groceries  and  produce,  n  e  cor 

Paca  and  Franklin 
Hengst  S.  (S.  &  R.  H.)  131  n  Paca 
Henis  Mary,  187  e  Fayette 
Henisler  Henry,  carpenter,  93  n  Central  av 
Henke  George,  wheelwright,  12  L.  Broadway 
Henkel  Balthazer,  scissor  grinder,  72  Somerset 
Henkel   Charlse   tobacco   and    cigars,  259   e 

Pratt 
Henkel  Conrad,  tailor,  68  s  Bethel 
Henkel  Henry,  driver,  92  s  Regester 
Henkel  Peter,  tailor,  362  e  Monument 
Henkel  Dr.  William,  168  s  Ann 
Henkelman   Frederick,    (H.  &   Hinds,)   651 

Lexington 
HENKELMAN  &  HINDS,  merchant  tailors, 

129  w  Baltimore 
Henkel  John  T.  tobacconist,  102  s  Broadway 
Henkelman  Maria,  163  s  S))ring 
Henkelmillur  Wm.  laborer,  39  s  Wolfe 
Henki'll  Henry,  box  maker,  248  s  Sharp 
Henkell  John,  cigar  box  maker,  145  Henrietta 
Henle  Philip,  [jrof.  of  music,  n  e  cor  Eutaw 

and  Fayette,  dw  72  Lexington 


Henley  Isabella,  huckstress,  36  e  Lombard 
Henn  Rev.  Jacob,  63  Short 
Henna  Henry,  furniture,  202  s  Bond 
Hennaman  Herman  R.  grocery,  414  n  Gay 
Hennaman  Harman,  cabinet  maker,  169  Vine 

HENNAMAN  JOHN  T.,  Manufac- 
turer and  Dealer  in  every  variety 
of  Tobacco,  Segars  and  Snuffs, 
No.  195  Lexington-st.,  opposite 
the  Market.    Dw.  99  McCulloh. 

Hennaman  John,  (Barklage  &  H.)  31  Marion 
Hennaman  Wm.  E.  clerk,  114  Mulberry 
Hennebergfer  Mrs.  Rachel,  147  w  Hoffman 
Henneberry   Richard,  watchman  at  Custom 

House,  157  Eastern  av 
Henneke  Albert,  shoemaker,  49  Albemarle 
Henneman  Herman,  drayman,  49  Marion 
Henneman  Jesse,  chair  maker,  46  Albemarle 
Hennen  Peter,  file  maker,  57  York 
Henner  Stephen,  loom  maker,  5  Port 
Hennerman  August,  boots  and  shoes,  49)^  n 

Eutaw 
Hennessey  Arthur,  laborer,  184  s  Central  av 
Hennessey  Hugh,  hackman,  13  s  Front 
Hennessy  Patrick,  laborer,  243  Forrest 
Hennichgan  Henry,  tinner,  9  L.  McElderry 
Hennick  Edward,  wood  turner,  173  Green- 
mount  av 
Hennick  Joseph  J.  hatter,  171  Barre 
Hennicks  Jas.  F.  carpenter,  126  Pine 
Hennig  Francis,  potter,  27  n  Eden 
Hennigan  August,  cigar  maker,  277  w  Pratt 
Henniger  John,  tanner,  22  Booth 
Kenning  David,  student,  110  n  Paca 
Hennings  A.  E.  Charles  near  Northern  av 
Henning  Elizabeth,  125  Saratoga 
Henning  Frederick,  tailor,  334  s  Bond 
Henning  Henry,  shoemaker,  41  Marion 
Henning  Henry,  varnisher,  133  w  Pratt 
Henning  John  H.  shoemaker,  41  Marion 
Henning  Mary  Ann,  tailoress,  110  n  Paca 
Henning  Wm.  shoemaker,  246  Mulberry 
Henninghausen    Geo,    (L.   &'  G.    H.)    317 

Hanover 
Henninghausen    Louis,   (L.   &    G.   H.)    15 

Conway 
HENNINGHAUSEN  L.  &  G.  stationers, 

281-^  w  Pratt 
HennFein   John,   baker,  cor  Eastern  av  and 

Regester 
Henratty  Christopher,  huckster,  7  Albemarle 
Henrich  Geo.  laborer,  269  s  Ann 
Henrick  Arthur,  fisherman,  22  Durst  al 
Henrick  Michael,  laborer,  343  s  Sharp 
Henrickle  Geo.  W.  cooper,  450  w  Lombard 
Henrie  Henry,  laborer,  27  Port 
Henrie  Madame,  astrologist,  3  s  Greene 
Henrie  R.  tailor,  56  n  Fremont 
Hcnright  Michael,  laborer,  79  Stirling 
Henritz  Daniel,  tailor,  12  Union  al 
Henrix  Bcthiah,  121  s  Paca 
Henrix  Charles,  machinist.  349  w  Fayette 
Henrix  Edward,  clerk,  283  Lexington 
Henrix  Edward,  clerk,  349  w  Fayette 
Henrix  Francis  A.  salesman,  349  w  Fayette 
Henrix  Mary,  349  w  Fayette 
Henry  Alex,  cutter,  291  w  Pratt 
Henry  Aquilla,  238  Hollins 
Henry  Charles,  tailor,  155  w,Pratt 


aao.  S.  PAGB  di  BRO.,  ]>Ianufactuiers   of  Roofs  nnd  Roofing  Materials,  111  Smith's 
Wbarf.    C.  HAUT  SMITH,  Agent. 


HEN 


181 


HER 


Henry  Daniel,  grocer,  88  Harford  av 
Henry  Frank,  laborer,  5  Callendar  al 
Henry  Geo.  H.  soldier,  14  Mulberry 
Henry  Geo.  W.  engineer,  352  n  Eutaw 
Henry  Isaac,  drover,  88  s  Republican 
Henry  Mrs.  Jacob  C.  n2  n  Fremont 
Henry  James,  423  n  Gay 
Henry  James,  carter,  15  Neighbor 
Henry  John,  machinist,  423  n  Gay 
Henry  John,  machinist,  l&S  Conway 
Henry  John,  mariner,  23  Barre 
Henry  John  A.  drayman,  81  St.  Peter 
Henry  Mrs.  Mary,  124  Bolton 
Henry  Mrs.  Mary,  51  s  Chapel 
Henry  Mrs.  Mary,  76  Granby 
Henry  Michael,  bar  tender,  Barnum's  hotel 
Henry  Michael,  grocer,  322  Ea.stern  av 
Henry  Mrs.  Nancy,  1  e  Second 
Henry  Patrick,  harness  maker,  11  Parkin 
Henry  Robt.  J.  clerk  B.  &  0.  R.  R.  dw   Elk- 
ridge  Landing 
Henry  Ruth,  teacher,  13  s  Oregon 
Henry  Saml.  T.  clerk,  13  s  Oregon 
Henry  Solomon,  clerk,  423  n  Gay 
Henry  Thos.  carpenter,  423  n  Gay 
Henry  Thos.  laborer,  61  n  Caroline 
Henry  Thos.  jr.  baker,  61  n  Caroline 
Henry  Thos.  W.  carpenter,  117  s  Greene 
Henry  Val.  proprietor  hacks,  30  Sarah    Ann 
Henry  Wm.  boiler  maker,  304  s  Charles 
Henry  Wm.  L.  carpenter,  454  w  Lombard 
Hensel  John,  porter,  32  Pleasant 
Hensel  Philip,  carpenter,  53  n  Amity 
Henshell  W.  H.  carpenter,  127  s  Spring 
Hensler  Frederick,  lager  beer,  129  Forrest 
Hensler  John,  tinner,  94  Low 
Hensley   Mrs.    Christine,   grocery,  160  Mc- 

Henry  , 

Hensley  Jacob,  laborer,  160  McHenry 
Hensley  Wm.  salesman,  94  Light  st  wharf 
Henson  Christopher,  wood,  252  Cross 
Hentz  Charles,  car  tender,  36  Towson 
Hentz  Johanna,  140  Eastern  av 
Hentzel  Wm.  moulder,  143  Hamburg 
Henze  Mrs.    Rebecca,  confectionery,  206  w 

Fayette 
Henzel  John,  piano  maker,  235  Montgomery 
Henzy  Franz,  carpenter,  63  Harrison 
Hepburn  David,  carpenter,  63  Gough 
Hepner  Conrad,  boiler  maker,  293  Canton  av 
Hepp  Adam,  Harford  av  near  city  liniits 
Hepp  Conrad,  laborer,  30  Goodman  al 
Hepp  George,  laborer,  48  Hamburg 
Hepp  Joseph,  butcher,  Harford  av  near  city 

limits 
Heppel  Henritta,  Cross  near  Johnson 
Hera  Rev.  E.  R.  113  s  Kxeter 
Herald  Geo.  wheelwright,  9  s  Regester 
Herberner  Conrad,  shoemaker,  246  Columbia 
Herbersheim  John,  laborer,  41  Eastern  av 
Herbert  Adam,  tailor,  84  Somerset 
Herbert  Adam,  porter,  2  Smith's  al 
Herbert  Andrew, tailor.  Chase  near  Central  av 
Herbert  Charles,  oyster  shucker,  5  n  Amity 
Herbert  Daniel,  second  hand  variety  store,  87 

Henrietta 
Herbert  Gabriel,  laborer,  138  Boyd 
Herbert  Herman,  baker,  198  Gough 
Herbert  John,  shoemaker,  24  Bank 
Herbert  John,  shoemaksr,  43  Low 
Herbert  John  Henry,  messenger,  J43  s  Chester 
Herbert  Joseph  A.  blacksmith,  18  n  Republi- 


Herbert  Joseph  E.   carpenter,   cor  Paca  and 

Warner 
Herbes  Henry,  shoemaker,  124  n  Spring 
Herbestleban  August,  shoemaker,   22  Sterrett 
Herbold  Charles,  gunsmith,  90  s  Howard 
Herbst  Gotleib,  piano  maker,  3  Vine 
Herche  Henry,  tailor,  75  n  Bond 
Hercutch  Henry,  tailor,  236  s  Charles 
Herchkell  Leonard,  shoemaker,  22  Jasper 
Herdel  John,  laborer,  167  William 
Herderman  Caspar,  blacksmith,  143  s  Central 

av  dw  142 
Herdick  Geo.  tailor,  518  Central  av 
Herdrich  Michael,  1  Clay 
Herener  Julius,  laborer,  130  German 
Herford  Julius,  tavern,  240  s  Broadway 
Hergenheim  Henry,  cabinet  maker,  56  Union 
Hergenheimer  Conrad,  tailor,  31  Centre  Mar- 
ket space 
Hergesheimer  Chas.  G.  justice  of  the  peacie, 

170  s  Broadway,  dw  249  Central  av 
Hergesheimer  Elijah,  shipsmith  and  wrought 
iron  rail  maker,  Patapsco,  Canton,  and  38 
Fell,  dw  12  Thames 
Herget  Margaret  E.  confectioner,  94  William 
Herget  Michael,   foundryman,  222  Washing- 
ton, F.  H. 
Herget  Michael,  jr.   foundryman,  222  Wash- 
ington, F.  H. 
Herget  Frank,  sugar  refiner,  86  s  Bethel 
Herget  George  E.  machinist,  94  William 
Hergheimer  Rachel,  320  Central  av 
Heritage  Henry,  cooper,  74  Albemarle 
Heritage  Thomas,  carpenter,  176  n  Eden 
Herke  John,  laborer,  950  w  Baltimore 
Herkenberg  August,  laborer,  361  s  Sharp 
Herkenheimer  Henry,  tailor,  35  Lewis 
Herkenkofi'  Wm.  cigar  maker,  60  n  Spring 
Herkert  Anton,  rags,  80  Union 
Hcrling  Geo.  laborer,  230  s  Charles 
Herloeis  Henry  G.  bookkeeper,  244  Lee 
Herkness  Andrew  J.  freight  supt.  B,0.  R.  R., 

204  Lee 
Herman  Aaron,  shoes,  174  n  Gay 
Herman  Aaron,  shoes,  82  Centre  Marketspace 
Herman  Benjamin,  junk,  100  n  Dallas 
Herman  Mrs.  Bertha,  169  Columbia 
Herman  Carl,  cooper,  33  Bevan 
Herman  Charles,  confectionery  73  n  Charles 
Herman  Clemens,  butcher,  140  s  Spring 
Herman  Daniel,  221  Canton  av 
Herman  Geo.  shoemaker,  60  s  Regester 
Herman  Geo.  shoemaker,  60  Mulberry 
Herman   Hersch,   shoes,   82   Centre  Market 

space,  dw  47  Stiles 
Herman  Harman,  dyer,  64  n  Eutaw 
Herman  Joanna,  scourer,  64  n  Eutaw 
Herman  John  P.  grocery,  259  e  Baltimore 
Herman  John,   butcher,  140  Centre  Market, 

dw  106  Hampstead 
Herman  John,  potter,  765  Light 
Herman  Leon,  shoes,  82  Centre  Market  space 
Herman  Myer,  rags,  19  Hampstead 
Herman  Philip,   porter,  Albemarle  near  Pratt 
Herman  Wm.  saddler,  392  w  Pratt 
Herman  Geo.  shoemaker,   205  Ensor,  dw  29 

Fawn 
Herman  Louis,  boots  and  shoes,  62  Centre 

Market  space,  dw  29  Fawn 
Hermange  Edmund  V.  clerk  Sun  office,  86  n 

Charles 
Hermanstagel  F.  shoemakar,  131  Lancaster 
Hermon  Nicholas,  laborer,  57  s  Bond 


Win.  p.  "^VEBB,  Mai-ine,  Fire  and  liife  Insurance  Agent  and  Broker.    Agent  "Mutwal 
Beneflt  LiJfe  Insurance  Co.,  Newark,  IV.  J.,"  89  Second  Street. 


HER 


182 


HES 


Hermonsofer  Caspar,  32  Dolphin 
Heme  Philip,  laborer,  250  s  Bond 
Herning  Ferdinand,  cooper,  22  Bevan 
Hernsheim  Mrs.  B.  shoes,  1523^  s  Broadway 
Herold  Anthony,  laborer,  65  s  Regester 
Herold  Caroline,  boots  and  shoes,  187  s  Bond 
Herold  Clias.  cabinet  maker,  183  s  Sharp 
Herold  Elizabeth,  294  Canton  av 
Herold  Frederick,  cabinetmaker,  189  s  Sharp 

dw  186 
Herold  Geo.  wheelwright,  36  s  Durham 
Herold  John  B.  miller,  183  s  Bond 
Herold  Matthias,  shoemaker,  210  Canton  av 
Herold  Peter,  shoemaker,  187  s  Bond 
Herpel  John,  colporter,  15  Shakspear 
Heron  Mrs.  Caroline,  11  Watson 
Herpich  Henry,  carpenter,  82  Henrietta 
Herpig  Simon,  shoemaker,  104  Low 
Herr  Abraham  H.  (H.&  Welch)  18  s  Strieker 
Herr  &  Welch,  millers,  97  Smith's  whf. 
Herring  Alfred,  vessel  clerk,Quarter  Master's, 

8  s  Gay 
Herring  Catherine,  boarding,  82  s  Bond 
Herring  Geo.  shoemaker,  48  Chatsworth 
Herring  Geo.  W.  fCook  &  H.)  621  w  Fayette 
Herring  Henry,  milkman  cor  Elliott  and  East- 
ern av 
Herring  Henry  &  Sons,  n  w  cor  of  East  Falls 

and  Canton  avs 
Herring  Henry,  (H.  H.&  Son)  26  Stiles 
Herring  John  L.  clerk,  Grundy  nearMosher 
HERRING    JOHN    Q.    A.   agent  Harnden 

Express,  90  e  Fayette 
Herring  Dr.  Julius,  144  Pearl 
Herring  Malcom  L.  (Henry  H.  &  Son)  263  e 

Baltimore 
Herring  Origonal,   paper  hanger  and  uphol- 
sterer, 80  w  Baltimore 
Herring   Mrs.   Origonal,  milliner,  over  80  w 

Baltimore  • 

Herring  Wm.  E.  clerk,  82  s  Bond 
Herrlich  A.  G.  tin  and  sheet  iron  worker,  17 

w  Second 
Herrlich  Charles,  stoves  and  tin  ware,  17  and 

19  w  Second,  dw  86  e  Lombard 
Herrlich  Wm.  A.  tin  and  sheet  iron  worker, 

17  w  Second 
Herron  Chas.  soldier,  158  Penna.  av 
Herron  James  P.  158  Penna  av 
Hersch  Chas.  H.  caulker,  18  Hamburg 
Hersch  Martin,  8  Hamburg 
Herschfield  Emil.  clerk,  236  w  Lombard 
Herseny  John,  laborer,  529  Canton  av 
Hersh  Caroline,  128  s  Durham 
Hersh  William,  165  Hollins 
Hershfeld  John  E.  confectr.  171  s  Broadway 
Hertel  John,  boxmaker,  84  e  Lombard 
Hertel  John,  tailor,  238  Aliceanna 
Hertel  John,  cabinet  maki-r,  269  Canton  av 
Hertford  Augusta,  milliner,  109  Dover 
Hertford  Edward,  gunner,  U.  S.  N.  109  Dover 
Hertline  John,  laborer,  97  Elliott 
Hertus  Joseph,  laborer,  15  Cambridge  Canton 
Hertz  Aaron,  pedlcr,  257  s  Bond 
Hertz  T.  pedler,  443  Lexington 
Hertz  Tobias,   clothing,  11   Second,  dw  77  e 

Lombard 
Hervil  Herman,  tailor,  116  s  Durham 
Herz  Peter,  tailor,  21  e  Fayette 
Herzberg  Charles,  9  s  Frederick 
Herzberg  Lazarus,  64  s  Eutaw 
Hertzberg  Mendel  37  e  Lombard 
Herzberg  M.  &  Co.  notion  store,  175  n  Gay 


Herzberg  Philip,  9  s  Exeter 

Herzberg  Seligmen,  clothier,  2  and  28  Centre 

Market  space,  dw  2 
Herwig  August,  piano  maker,  126  Pearl 
Herzog  Adam  H.  boots  and  shoes,  119  Lex- 
ington 
HERZOG   CONRAD  S.  lager  beer  brewer, 

84  Burke 
Herzog  John,  hardware,  n  e   cor  Lexington 

and  Park 
Herzog  John,  tailor,  278  n  Howard 
Herzog  Joseph,  carver, 278  n  Howard 
HERZOG  LEVI,  boarding,  161   w  Lombard 
Herzog  M.  locksmith,  278  n  Howard 
Herzog  Philip,  carver,  278  n  Howard 
Herzog  Valentine  S.  locksmith,  317  n  How- 
ard, dw  278 
Hesber  Chas.  shoemaker,  10  Jackson  ct 
Hosker  Herman,  restaurant,  Frederick  road, 

near  city  limits 
HESLEN   RICHARD  M.   ship  broker  and 
com.  merch.    n  w  cor  Gay  and   Pratt,  dw 
610  w  Fayette 
Hesler  Francis,  111  Saratoga 
Hesler  Michael,  clerk,  111  Saratoga 
Hesmer  Mrs.   Lavinia,   washerwoman,   214 

Raborg 
Hess  August,  cabinet  maker,  21  n  Paca 
HESS,  BLUM  &  CO.  jobbers  and  clothiers, 

671  w  Baltimore 
Hess  Caroline,  bakery,  58  Union 
Hess  Chas.  tailor,  11  Spring  ct 
Hess  Clement,  machinist,  35  Preston 
Hess  Conrad,  tinner,  64  Lancaster 
Hess   Emanuel,  (H.,  Blum   &  Co.)  90   Co- 
lumbia 
Hess  Ferdinand,  milkman,  s  e  cor  O'Donnell 

and  East  av 
Hess  Frank,  milkman,  East   av  near  Elliott 

Canton 
Hess  F.  boarding,  23  s  Sharp 
Hess  Dr.  Fredk.  61  n  Front 
Hess  Henry,  soldier,  145  Welcome  al 
Hess  Isaac,  Amer.  Tel.  Co.  150  Saratoga 
Hess  Isaac,  carpenter,  150  Saratoga 
Hess  Jacob,  tailor,  1  Preston 
Hess  John,  stone  cutter,  123  German 
Hess  John,  carpenter,  171  King 
Hess  John  J.    butcher,  7  and  51  Fells  Point 

market,  dw  98  Hampstead 
Hess  John,  laborer,  27  Preston 
Hiss  Lewis,  millinery,  35  n  Howard 
Hess  Louis,  shoemaker,  54  s  Bethel 
Hess  Marcus,  (H.  Blum  &  Co.)  58  Columbia 
Hess  Matilda,  73  Portland 
Hess  Michael,  (H.,  Blum  &  Co.)  58  Colum- 
bia 
Hess  Michael,  confectioner,  90  s  Wolfe 
Hess  Moses,  dry  goods,  39  n  Howard 
Hess  Nathan,  23  s  Sharp 
Hess  N.  (H.  &  Stern,)  116  s  Sharp 
Hess  Mrs.  Rebecca,  123  German 
HESS  &  STERN,  clothiers,  213  w  Pratt 
Hess  Samuel,  111  e  Fayette 
Hess  Samuel,  carpenter,  128  Pearl 
Hess  Wm.  0.  carpenter,  ]0  Brune 
Hess  Wm.  tinner,  152  e  Madison 
Hesse  Albert,  tailor,  163  e  Lombard 
Hesse  Christian,  cigar  maker,  233  a  Charles 
Hesse  Christian,  restaurant,  267  w  Pratt 
Hesse   Her.ry,  shoi'maker,  523  w  Baltimore 
Hesse  John,  instrument  mak.  233  s   Charles 
Hesse  John,  cutNr,  233  s  Charles 


J.   HE\RT  GIKSK,   Commission   Merchant,   for   the   sale   of  Flour,   Grain,  Seeds,  tSce. 
RoaeutUle  Cement  and  Calcined  Plaster  constantly  on  hand,  HI  Spear's  Wharf: 


HEC 


183 


HIC 


Hesselbach   Christian,  morocco  dresser,  156 

Chesnut 
Hesselbacher  August,  book  store,  174  s  Broad- 
way 
Hcsselbaugh  Charles,  tanner,  156  Chesnut 
Hessenauer  John,  baker,  153  Eastern  av 
Hesser  Wm.  G.  salesman,  64  Raborg 
Hessey  Mrs.  Caroline,  117  Chew 
Hessler  Adam,  milkman.  Cotton  row 
Hessler  Clias.  teacher,  8  Lanvale 
Hessler  Geo.  A.  huckster,  165  s  Ann 
Hessler  Jacob,  tailor,  339  s  Charles 
Hessler  John,  milkman,  O'Donnell  near  East- 
ern av 
Hessler  Mary  A.  midwife,  32  s  Durham 
Hessler  Michael,  porter.  111  Saratoga 
Hessler  Peter,  boots  and  shoes,  38i.<  w  Pratt 
Hesslin  Elizabeth,  116  West 
Hesslin  Geo.  W.  brick  mould.  116  West 
Hesslin  Wm.  T.  brick  moulder,  116  West 
Hester    Michael,  lab.  cor.  Front  and    Hillen 
Hestry  Stephen,  flour  and  feed,  n  w  cor  Hil- 
len and  Front 
Hestzler  Matthias,  tailor,  72  Granby 
Heszler  Peter,  shoemaker,  42  Albemarle 
Heter  Chas.  shoemaker,  4  e  Second 
Hetch  Michael,  grocer,  61  n  Dallas 
Hett  Henry,  laborer,  226  s  Paca 
Hett  Henry,  tavern,  141  w  Lombard 
Hett  John,  141  w  Lomliard 
Hettel  Martin,  wheelwright,  102  Frederickav 
Hettine  Carl,  brewer,  Belair  av  extended 
Hetz  Andrew,  furniture,  169  s  Bond  I 

HETZ  GEORGE,  restaurant  and  lager  beer,   ] 

198  s  Bond 
Hetzell  John  G.  metal  roofing  and   tin  ware, 

74  n  Howard 
Hetzler  Francis  D.  book  binder,  rear  of  95  w 

Baltimore,  dw  258  Aisquith 
Hetzler  Fred'k  L.  painter,  149  Orleans 
Hetzler  John  H.  carpenter,  278  n  Eutaw 
Hetzler  Wm.  E.  painter,  153  Orleans 
Heubach  Edward,  clerk,  156  w  Lombard 
Heubeck  Christina,  grocery,  347  Lexington 
Heunsch  Frederick,  carpenter,  22  Sterrett 
Heunsch  John  H.  shoemaker,  22  Sterrett 
Heubeck  George  F.  tinner,  347  Lexington 
Heubeck  Nicholas,  cabinetmaker,  105  Raborg 
Heulmann   Baptish,    woodsawyer,   17   Cam- 
bridge, Canton 
Heuisler  Charles  C.  carpenter,  41  Garden 
Heuisler  Ernest,  tailor,  47  n  Dallas 
Heuisler  Henry,  carpenter,  93  n  Central  av 
Heuisler  Joseph  S.  attorney,  23  Law  Build- 
ings, dw  399  Eutaw  pi 
Heuisler  Mary  E.  41  Garden 
Heuisler  Wm.  J.  clerk,  41  Garden 
Heuston  John,  clerk,  99  n  High 
Heuster  Andrew,  conductor,  130  Scott 
Heusen  Henry,  tailor,  68  s  Bond 
Heuser  Dr.  Chas.  P.  oflice  144  Hanover,  dw 

n  e  cor  Sharp  and  Conway 
Heuser  Thomas,  laborer,  230  s  Caroline 
Heuvel   Rev.   A.   Vanden,    prof,   at  Loyola 

College 
Hevener  Louisa  J.  milliner,  164  Saratoga 
Hevencr  Samuel  S.  painter,  164  Saratoga 
Hevering  John,  64  Gough 
Heverley  Mary,  huckstress,  414  Light 
Hew  John,  brickmaker,  88  n  Ann 
Hewell  James  L.  butter,  13  Bevan 
Hewell  Lewis,  tobacconist,  73  Hanover,  dw 
93  Brown 


Hewell  Lewis,  tobacconist,  162  n   Gay,  dw 

179  n  High 
Hewes  Charles  W.  painter,  21  Jackson 
Hewes  Edwin,  clerk,  49  Lexington 
Hewes  James  E.  (Ellicott  &  H.)  n  e  cor  Lex- 
ington and  Fulton 
Hewes  John  G.  flour,  grain  and  millfeed,  366, 

368  and  370  w  Pratt,  dw  32  s  Greene 
Hewes  Sarah  M.  boarding,  Lexington 


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Hewitt  Alex,  machinist,  27  n  Poppleton 
Hewitt  Mrs.  Elizabeth,  dressmaker,   902  w 

Baltimore 
Hewitt  Elmer,  jr.  currier,  50  s  Calvert,  dw 

116  n  Broadway 
Hewitt  Franklin  W.  tavern,  257  n  Gay 
Hewitt  George  W.  carver  and  gilder,  9  n  Gay, 

dw  21  Jackson 
Hewitt  George  H.  currier,  225  Aliceanna,  dw 

318  e  Pratt 
Hewitt  Grace,  116  n  Broadway 
HEWITT  HORATIO  D.  pianos  and  music, 

56  n  Charles 
Hewitt  John  H.  brakesman,  476  w  Lombard 
Hewitt  John,  laborer,  103  n  Fremont 
Hewitt  Mary  B.  seamstress,  636  w  Pratt 
Hewitt  Ralph,  watchman,  902  w  Baltimore 
Hewlett  John  Q.  &  Son,  hides,  leather  and 

oils,  96  w  Lombard  and  9  Water 
Hewlett  John  Q.  (J.  Q.  H.  &  Son)  Balto.  co 
Hewlett  J.  W.  (John  Q.  H.  &  Son,)  Balto,  co 
Hotter  Mrs.  Amanda,  fancy  goods, 229  East- 
ern av 
Hexter  George,  clothier,  182  s  Broadway,  dw 

229  Eastern  av 
Hexter  Myer,  35  s  Eden 
Heydenreich  Ada,  seamstress,  36  St.  Mary 
Heydenreich  Emil,  soldier,  36  St.  Mary 
Heyen  I.  T.  clerk  P.  0.  401  Eutaw  pi 
Heyer  J.  F.  tobaccoijist,  156  Chesnut 
Heyes  Henry,  laborer,  5  Valley 
Heyn  Martin,  merchant  tailor,  16  North,  dw 

23  s  Fremont 
Heyse  George,  restaurant,  172 Greenmount  av 
Heyse  George  H.  restaurant,  under  cor  Balti- 
more and  Light 
Hey  wood  R.  Henry,  clerk,  209  w  Fayette 
HEYWOOD  REUBEN    W.   enamelled  cot- 
tage and  chamber  furniture  dealer,  overlOi/g 
n  Charles,  dw  209  w  Fayette. — [Seepage  31 
Jldvertisements.] 
Hibbitts  Patrick,  plumber,  s  w  cor  Pine  and 

Fayette,  dw  34  Rock 
Hibbitts  Thomas,  plumber,  12  n  Amity 
Hibmueller  Wm.  shoemaker,  86  s  Bond 
Hibner  Alexander,  carter,  1  Young 
Hibner  Mrs.  L.  dressmaker,  1  Young 
Hibline  Geo.  tailor,  78  Pierce 
Hickey  James,  clerk,  152  s  Broadway 
Hibner  John  N.  150  Franklin 
Hibner  John  A.  locksmith  and  bell  hanger,  n 

w  cor  Decker  and  Chase 
Hibner   Wm.   locksmith  and  bell  hanger,  41 

Orleans 
Hichew  Samuel,  (CoUison  &  H.)  1  s  Wolfe 
Hicken  Wm.  teamster,  9  Nicholson 
Hickey  Alphonse,  clerk,  196  Madison  av 
Hickey  Calistus  F.  clerk,  92  Mulberry 
Hickey  Edward  B.  J.  clerk,  92  Mulberry 
Hickey  Elizabeth,  confectionery,  92 Mulberry 
Hickey  Martin,  laborer,  127  Chew 
Hickey  Mary  J.  196  Madison  av 
Hickey  Rev.  John,  40  Hollins 


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Hickey  James,  clerk,  152  s  Broadway 
Hickey  Thos.  P.  confectionery,  152  s  Broad- 
way 
Hickley  Geo.  T.  confectioner,    1393^  n  Gay, 

dw  38  n  Poppleton 
Hickley  James,  (Robert  H.  &  Bro.)  149  Sar- 
atoga 
Hickley  Robert  &  Bro.  hardware,   8  n  How- 
ard, dw  R.  H  146  Saratoga 
Hickley  Robert  I.    hatter,  44  n   Howard,  dw 

38  n  Poppleton 
Hickley  Robert,  (R.  H.&Bro.)  149  Saratoga 
Hickman  Catharine,  laundress,  354  s  Charles 
Hickman  Chas.  T.  plasterer,  368  w  Fayette 
Hickman     Emmerson,   plasterer,     Baltimore 

near  Oregon 
Hickman  Geo.  plasterer,  775  w  Baltimore 
Hickman  Geo.  laborer,  261  Aliceanna 
Hickman  Geo.  grocery,  210  w  Fayette 
Hickman  James,  laborer,  10  McElderry  ct 
Hickman  John  T.  police,  139  Vine 
Hickman  John,  271  Light 
Hickman  Lawrence,  cooper,  196  East 
Hickman  Nathaniel,  65  Cathedral 
HICKMAN  WASHINGTON,   tobacconist, 

208  e  Fayette,  dw  71  Garden 
Hickman  Wm.  bookkeeper,  210  w  Fayette 
Hickman  Wm.  H.  chairmaker,  79  n  Eden 
Hickman  Wm.  H.  undertaker,  234  n  Gay 
Hickcox  Samuel  B.  merchant,  378  Lexmgton 
Hicks  Albert,  blacksmith,  433  w  Lombard 
Hicks  Amelia,  seamstress,  73  n  Eutaw      * 
Hicks  Geo.  A.  teamster,  161  s  Chapel 
Hicks  Geo.  A.  police,  200  s  Castle  al 
Hicks  George,  teamster,  298  Eastern  av 
Hicks  Mrs.  Hercelia,  tailoress,  50  Gough 
Hicks  John,  salesman,  340  e  Fayette 
Hicks  Joseph,  shoemaker,  234  Light 
Hickson  John  S.  confectioner,  77  Lexington 
Hickson  Mary  E.  129  n  Eutaw 
Hicks  Reuben,  cooper,  174  L.  Greene 
Hickson  Wm.  C.  129  n  Eutaw 
Hiddleson  Mrs.  Hannah,  77  Granby 
HEILLER  JOHN,  restaurant  and  lager  beer 

saloon,  17  n  Liberty 
Heilmann    Christian,     126     s    Washington, 

F.  P. 
Hieronimus  George,  cabinetmaker,  15  Chase, 

dwl3 
Hierschberg  David,  pedler,  21  e  Fayette 
Hieser  Chas.  cigar  maker,  18  s  Regester 
Hiet  Charles,  126  Vine 
Hiet  G.  34  Thames 
Higby  Samuel,  mariner,  4  Windsor 
Higdon  Alexander  B.  fisherman,  393  West 
Higdon  Baptist,  fisherman,  393  s  Eutaw 
Higdon  Henry,  fisherman,  387  s  Exeter 
Higdon  James,  soldier,  412  West 
Higdon  John  H.  soldier,  263  West 
Higdon  Joseph,  fisherman,  412  West 
Higdon  Mrs.  Harriet,  412  West 
Higdon  Robert,  soldier,  412  West 
Higdon  Thomas,  carter,  263  West 
Higginbotham  John,  clerk  U.S.  assessor,  265 

Lexington 
Higgins  Ambrose,  salesman,  3  Liberty  al 
Higgins  Capt.  Asa,  10  Waverley  terrrace 
Higgins  Azelas,  shoemaker,  105  Raborg 
Higgins  Edward,  jr.  bookkeeper,  76  n  Calvert 
Higgins  Edward,  sr.  76  n  Calvert 
Higgins  Ellen,  confectionery,  81  w  Second 
Higgins  Eliphalet,  huckster,  120  Hamburg 
Higgins  Elizabeth,  64  Camden 


Higgins  Capt.  Jacob,  142  s  Ann 
Higgins  Dr.  James,  analytic  and  consulting 
chemist,  ofllce  33  Holiday,  dw  60  St.  Paul 
Higgins  James,  laborer,  40  Morton  al 
Higgins  James,  tailor,  94  French 
Higgins  John,  moulder,  47  Penn 
Higgins  John,  soldier,  Potomac  near  Elliott 
Higgins  Mary  J.  4  Necessity  al 
Higgins  Maria,  13  McElderry 
Higgins  Mrs.  Micah,  122  n  Fremont 
Higgins  Michael,  milkman,  11  Canton  row 
Higgins  Michael,  boiler  maker,  2  L.  Church 
Higgins  Patrick,  laborer,  59  s  Chapel 
Higgins  Richard,  laborer,  73  French 
Higgins  Sarah  M.  4  Necessity  al 
Higgins  Sarah,  confectioner,  120  Hamburg 
Higgins  Walter  B.  148  McHenry 
Higgins  Wm.  machinist,  122  n  Freemont 
Higgins  Wm.  baker,  132  s  Central  av 
High  Ezekiel,  bricklayer,  41  Dolphin 
High  George  R.  clerk,  105  n  Front 
High  George  W.  soldier,  333  Mulberry 
High  George,  cigar  maker,  863  w  Baltimore 
High  Henry,  painter,  346  Mulberry 
High  James,  soldier,  333  Mulberry 
High  John  H.  cigars,  333  Mulberry 
High  John,  painter,  20  Ogston 
High  John  W.  (H.  &  Shanley,)  101  Colum- 
bia 
High  Joseph,  painter,  101  Columbia 
High  Joseph,  engineer,  Clinton 
High  Mrs.  Rachel,  494  Lexington 
High  Samuel,  painter,  613  Saratoga 
High  Samuel  E.  tobacconist,  87  n  Oregon 
High  Sarah,  tailorcss,  333  Mulberry 
HIGH  &  SHANLEY,    coal  dealers,   23  w 

Lombard 
High  Thos.  H.  moulder,  494  Lexington 
High  Thomas,  blacksmith,  105  n  Poppleton 
High  Wm.  tobacconist,  391  Franklin 
High  Wm.  H.  soldier,  513  Saratoga 
High  Wm.  T.  salesman,  140  s  Paca 
High  Wm.  J.  clerk,  14  n  Front 
High  Wm.  Thomas,  carpenter.  111  L.  Greene 
Hignot  Caroline  C.  dressmaker,  73  n  Eden 
Hihn  John  F.  grocery,  294  s  Bond 
Hilberg  Francis  L.  (Francis  L.   H.  &  Co.) 

dw  Govanstown 
Hilberg  John  A.  collector,  8  South 
HILBERG  FRANCIS  L.   &  CO.  merchant 

tailors,  8  South 
HILBERG   FREDERICK,  merchant  tailor, 

24  w  Second,  dw  Govanstown,  Balto.  co. 
Hilbert  Adam,  laborer,  107  Elliott 
Hilbert  Elijah  R.  rear  134  Saratoga 
Hilbert  Frank,  laborer,  rear  134  Saratoga 
Hilbert  Geo.  laborer,  Jackson  near  Harrison, 

Homestead       » 
Hilbert  Dr.  Henry,  sr.  279  w  Fayette 
Hilbert  Jas.  A.  leather  inspector,  16  McHenry 
Hilbert  John,  furn.  wagoner,  70  n  Pine 
Hilbert  Joseph,  cigar  maker,  rear  134  Sara- 
toga 
Hilbert  John,  carpenter,  Lerew  al,  bet.  Mul- 
berry and  Saratoga,  dw  Gen.  Wayne  Inn 
Hilcher  Mrs.  Mary,  95  Peirce 
Hild  Anthony,  clerk,  156  Columbia 
Hild  Conrad,  baker,  101  Orchard 
Hild  Geo.  J.  salesman,  46  Clay 
Hild  John  C.  cigar  maker,  214  Light 
Hild  Joseph,  porter,  46  Clay 
HILD  WENDELIN,  grinder  and  polisher, 
Uhler's  al,  tavern  and  dw  58  s  Charles 


VtTM.  P.  "WEBB,  Marfne,  Fire  nncl  Life  Iiwtirance  Agent  and  Broker.     Agent  "Mutual 
Benefit  lAfc  Intjnr.Tncc  Co.,  KTewark,  IV.  J.,"  89  Second  Street. 


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Hildebrand  Charles,  shoemaker,  52  Central  av 
Hildebrand  Fredk.  tinner,  205  Hollins 
Hildebrand  George,  shoemaker,  84  Park 
Hildebrand  George,  sawyer,  14  Jackson  ct 
Hildebrand  Harry  F.  clerk,  29  s  Poppleton 
Hildebrand  Henry,  barber,  32  e  Lombard 
Hildebrand  Henry,  cooper,  29  s  Poppleton 
Hildebrand  H.  D.  shoemaker,  83  Hillen 
Hildebrand  Louis,  tinner,  14  Jackson  ct 
Hildebrandt  Chas.  musical  instrument  maker, 

19  n  Liberty 
Hildebrandt  Gforge,  tobacconist,  4  Boyd 
Hildebrandt  John,  blacksmith,  18  s  Regester 
Hildebrandt  Margaret,  milliner,  535  w  Balti- 
more 
Hildebrandt  William,  carpenter,  329  w  Lom- 
bard 
Hilderman  Fredk.  laborer,  26  Maiden  la 
Hilditch  John,  bricklayer,  141  e  Pratt 
Hildreth  Isaac  C.  clerk,  1  n  Pine 
Hildtman  Henry,  fireman,  over  9  s  Gay 
Hildgarten  John,  shoemaker,  118  Columbia 
Hilgartner  Louis,  stone  cutter,  70  s  Bond 
Hilgartner  Ludwig,  stone  cutter,  70  s  Bond 
Hilgartner  Philip,  soldier,  5  Shakspeare 
Hilge  George,  tavern,  94  s  Sharp 
Hilgeman  Elizabeth,  seamstress,  41  Perry 
Hilgenberg  Charles,  hoisery,  35  n  Eutaw 
Hilger  Abraham  P.  upholsterer,  107  Chew- 
Hill  August,  283  Hanover 
Hill  Charles,  telegraph,  23  n  Gay 
Hill  Charles,  clerk,  14  n  Bond 
Hill  Charles  H.  engineer,  226  e  Lombard 
Hill  Catherine,  grocery,  42  French 
Hill  Edwin,  drayman,  263  West 
Hill  Elizabeth,  283  Hanover 


HILL  FRANCIS  B.  agent  Hope 
Dispatch,  Calvert  Station,  N.  C. 
E.  E. 


Hill  George  R.  clerk,  133  w  Hoffman 

Hill  George  D.  &  Co.  ladies'  shoe  store,  53 

n  Gay 
Hill  George  D.  (G.  D.  H.  &  Co.)  53  n  Gay 
Hill  George  W.  soldier,  449  Saratoga 
Hill  George  D.  boots  and   shoes,   124  Lex- 
ington 
Hill  George  C.  telegraphist,  23  n  Gay 
Hill  George  H.  iron  moulder,  297  e  Madison 
Hill  Isaac,  grocery,  27  Slemmer  al 
Hill  Jesse,  mate,  301  s  Charles 
Hill  John,  conductor  B.  &  0.   R.  R.  240  n 

Howard 
Hill  John,  sawyer,  113  Plum 
Hill  John  W.  sawyer,  113  Plum 
Hill  John  H.  clerk,  580  Saratoga 
Hill  John  E.  tinner,  174  e  Monument 
Hill  John  R.  (George  D.  H.  &Co.)  53  n  Gay 
Hill  John  H.  clerk,  50  Republican 
Hill  John,  blacksmith,  236  Hollins 
Hill  John  A.  J.  soldier,  449  Saratoga 
Hill  John,  laborer,  168  s  Bond 
Hill  John  W.  moulder,  296  e  Madison 
Hill  Joseph,  paper  hanger,  130  n  Front 
Hill  Lewis  H.  dry  goods,  223  Hanover 
Hill  Mary  A.  tailoress,  68  Henrietta 
Hill  Mrs.  Mary,  133  w  Hoffman 
Hill  Mark,  hat  and  bonnet  presser,  40  Ger- 
man 
Hill  Narcissa,  tailoress,  68  Henrietta 


Hill  Richard,  hat  and  bonnet  bleacher,  n  e 

cor  German  and  Sharp,  dw  36  German 
Hill  Samuel  E.  clerk,  133  W.  Hoffman 
Hill  Samuel,  laborer,  319  Mulberry 
Hill  Thomas,  moulder,  33  French 
HILL  THOMAS,  real  estate  broker  and  con- 
veyancer, s  w  cor  Fayette  and  St.  Paul,  dw 
94  n  Charles 
Hill  Wm.  carpenter,  227  e  Madison 
Hill  Wm.  soldier,  274  s  Dallas 
Hill  Wm.  bandbox  maker,  76  Dover 
Hill  Wm.  S.  barber,  824  w  Baltimore 
Hill  Wm.  A.  shoemaker,  449  Saratoga 
Hill  Wm.  grocery,  237  e  Baltimore 
HILL  WILLIAM  B.  secretary  of  state   and 
attorney  at  law,  70  w  Fayette,  dw  133  w 
Hoffman 
Hill  Wm.  H.  machinist,  135  Montgomery 
Hill  Wm.  huckster,  67  Hanover 
Hilland  Charles,  boiler  maker,  124  Eislein 
Hille  Augustus,  clerk,  283  Hanover 
Hilleary  John  A.  conductor,  146  Barre 
Hilleary  Wm.  collector,  168  Scott 
Hilleary  Wm.  T.  clerk,  132  Columbia 
Hillebrand    August,    furniture    wagoner,  99 

McElderry 
Hillebrand  Charles  F.  emigrant  agent,  93  and 

97  Thames 
Hillebrand  Peter,  laborer,  217  Aliceanna 
Hillegeist  Dr.  Edmond,  73  Ensor 
Hillen  Aug.  house  carpen.  161  Eager,  dw  159 
Hillen  Charles,  barkeeper,  420  s  Hanover 
Hillen  Frank,  clerk,  76  Saratoga 
Hillen  Col.  Solomon,  62  Franklin 
Hiller  Lewis,  prov.  dealer,  58  Eastern  av 
Hillgardner  Henry,  shoemaker,  164  s  Bethel 
Hillgirt  Henry  M.  tinner,  121  Columbia 
Hillman  Mary  Ann,  milliner,  1  Jefferson 
Hillman  Phillip,  shoemaker,  5  Spring  ct      I 
Hills  Luther,  machinist,  23  Penn 
Hillyard  Dr.  Benj.  R.,  Thompsonian  practi- 
tioner, 538  w  Baltimore 
Hilos  Wm.  laborer,  38  Eastern  av 
Hilseberg  Friedrich,   shoemaker,   283   East- 
ern av 
Hilt  Joseph,  clerk,  46  Clay 
Hiltner  George,  laborer,  46  Dolphin 
Hiltner  John,  tailor,  36  Park 
Hilton  Edward  F.  machinist,  28  Grundy 
Hilton  Edwin  W.  machinist,  56  n  Oregon 
Hilton  Edwin'F.  fireman  at  Bolton  depot,  28 

Grundy 
Hilton  Mrs.  Catherine,  74  n  Caroline 
Hilton  James  0.  carpenter,  74  n  Caroline 
Hilton  James,  lamplighter,  56  Dolphin 
Hilton  John  T.  machinist,  83  Dawson 
Hilton  Sarah,  67  Chesnut 
Hilzght  John,  stevedore,  4  L.  Broadway 
Hiltz  Conrad,  ship  carpenter,  25  Thames 
Hiltz  John  R.  shoemaker,  26  Knox  al 
Hiltz  Lewis  C.  cabinet  maker,  259  n  Central  av 
Hiltz  Margaret,  seamstress,  155  Canton  av 
Hiltz  Philip,  stevedore,  14  Shakspear  . 
Hiltz  Wm.  baker,  259  n  Central  av 

Himball ,  rag  dealer,  63  n  Spring 

Hime  Mrs.  Margaret,  nurse,  364  e  Baltimore 
Himes  Alexander,  carpenter,  377  n  Gay 
Himes  Henry,  foundryman,  300  s  Charles 
Himline  John,  nightman,  Clinton,  Canton 
Himmel    Caspar,    woodsawyer,    rear    of    58 

Penn a  av 
Himmel  Christoph,  tailor,  340  Canton  av 
Himmel  Joseph,  laborer,  51  Aliceanna 


J.   HEWHY  GIESIE,   Commission   Mercliaiit,   for   the   sale   of  Flour,   Grain,  Seeds,  &c. 
Roseuflole  Cement  and  Calcined   Plaster  constantly  on  hand,  21  Spear's  AVliarf. 


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Himmol  Leopold,  dry  goods,  285  n  Gay 
Himmerman  Anton,  grocer,  Clinton  nr  Elliott 
Himmler  Henry,  tailor,  8  Townsend 
Himmler  Michael,  overseer,  Kirby's  la.  opp. 

Townsend 
Himmelreich  Bernhard,  shoes,  647  Baltimore, 

dw  123  Franklin 
Himmelreich  Moses,  shoe   store,  647  w  Balti- 
more, dw  Franklin  near  Eutaw 
Himmler  John,  laborer,  386  Penna.  av 
Hinder  Frederick,  plumber,  115  St.  Paul 
Hinderer  Charles,  shoemaker,  73  s  Bond 
Hindes  Benj.  F.  saddler,  100  s  Sharp 
Hindes  Jacob  H.  100  s  Sharp 
Hindes  James  B.  199  w  Lombard 
Hindes  Joseph   F.  depository  clerk   custom 

house,  100  n  Gay 
Hindes  Mrs.  Mary  A.  161  Garden 
Hindes  Mary  A.  199  w  Lombard 
Hindes  Michael,  tailor,  211  Saratoga 
Hindes  Moses  G.  (Wilson  &  H.)  11  Camden 
Hindes  Mrs.  Rebecca,  100  s  Sharp 
HINDES  SAMUEL  &  SON,  hatters,  100  n 

Gay,  near  bridge 
Hindes  Samuel,  jr.  clerk  in  city  collector's  of- 
fice, 371  w  Fayette 
Hindes  Wm.  H.  stone  cutter,  161  Garden 
Hinds    Wm.  S.  (Hinkleman  &  H.)    527  w 

Fayette 
Hindle  George,  engineer,  348  Franklin 
Hindman  John,  carter,  268  Franklin 
Hindman  Mrs.  Sarah,  tailoress,  25  Lee 
Hinebrook  Henry,  laborer,  293  s  Bond 
Hineker  Frederick,  cigar  maker,  22  Maiden  la 
Hineline  Geo.  John,  drayman,  31  Mosher 
Hines  Albert,  rigger,  119  Thames 
Hints  Catherine,  12  Decker 
Hines  Charles,  seaman,  182  s  Durham 
Hines  Christopher,  cooper,  168  Williams 
Hines  Daniel,  tinner,  28  Stirling 
Hines  Henry  A.  sutler,  3  St.  Mary's  ct 
Hines  Capt.  John  H.  mariner,  240  Eastern  av 
Hines  John,  laborer,  75  n  Amity 
Hines  John  C.  clerk  Register  of  Wills  office, 

114  Aisquith 
Hines  Julius,  dry  goods,  cor  Gay  and  Exeter, 

dw  9  s  Frederick 
Hines  Margaret,  vest  maker,  28  Stirling 
Hines  Margaret,  154  Hollins 
Hines  Mary,  76  Grindall 

Hines  Mrs.  Mary  C.  grocery,  522  Columbia 
Hines  Michael,  laborer,  555  Saratoga 
Hines  Patrick,  laborer,  12  Decker 
Hines  Patrick,  12  Decker 
Hines  Peter,  groceries  and  provisions,  154  s 

Paca 
Hines  Thomas  A.  rigger,  85  Johnson 
Hines  Thomas  A.  rigger,  139  s  Washington, 

F.  P. 
Hingle  Baltes,  scissor  grinder,  72  Somerset 
Hinkel  Adam,  daguerreotypist,  over  357  w 

Baltimore 
Hinkelman  Andrev/,  cutter,  118  Low 
Hinkelman  John,  tailor,  116  Low 
Hinkcrmiller  Henry,  tailor,  177  Ensor 
Hinkle  Jacob,  shoemaker,  228  s  Charles 
Hinkle  John,  baker,  4  Frederick  road 
Hinkle  Rev.  Richard,  Monument  M.  E.  Ch. 

dw  174  Aisquith 
Hinkle  Wm.  saddler,  156  e  Pratt 
Hinkler  Geo.  cabinet  mak.   717  w  Baltimore 
Hinkley  Charles,  (McKim  &  Co.)  73  Centre 
Hinkley  Edward  Otis,  Garden  nr  Lanvale 


HINKLEY  &   MORRIS,  attorneys,   43    n 

Charles 
Hinkley  Willard  H.  (H.  &  Morris,)  n  w  cor 

Townsend  and  Bolton 
Hinks  Saml.  243  w  Lombard 
Hinman  Anna  M.  grocery,  106  s  Caroline 
Hinman  Colmer  C.  51  s  Greene 
Hinman  C.  huckster,  222  Aliceanna 
Hinman  Joel,  (Drakeley  &  Fenton,)  13  s  Eu- 
taw 
Hinneman  Anton,  grocer,  Clinton  nr.  Ellicott 
Hinneman  Wm.  block  and  pump  maker,  110 

sEden 
Hinners  Henry,  tobacconist,  13  e  Lombard 
Hinrichs  Christopher,  jr.  (Schleunes  &  H.)  25 

n  Paca 
Hinrichs  Christopher  J.  25  n  Paca 
Hinrichs,  Christopher,  (Stellmann,  H.  &  Co.) 

268  Lexington 
Hinsling  Catherine,  33  East 
Hintenach  George,  tailor,  255  n  Caroline 
Hintenach  Peter,  tailor,  255  n  Caroline 
Hinternesch  Chris,  steam  sawyer,  36  Marion 
Hinton  Mrs.  Eliza  J.  tailoress,  70  n  Fremont 
Hinton  John  T.  boiler  mak.  25  Armistead  la 
Hinton  John,  clerk,  253  e  Fayette 
Hinton  Richard,  hatter,  40  Jackson 
Hinton  Mrs.  Maria,  grocery,  25  Armistead  la 
Hinton  Thomas,  saddler,  79  Granby 
Hinton  Winfield,  harness  maker,  10  Forrest 
Hintze  Dr.  Frederick  E.  B.  21  s  Gay 
Hinz  John,  lab.  cor  Hudson  al  and  Federal 
Hinze  A.  W.  hoisiery  and  trimmings,  34  Lex- 
ington 
Hipner  John,  porter,  50  n  Eden 
Hipsley  Charles,  31  n  Calvert 
Hipsley  Charles,  clerk,  10  Josephine 
Hipsley  Enoch  G.  grocery,  182  n  Gay,  dw 

149  n  Exeter 
Hipsley  Nathan  J.  155  s  Paca 
Hipps  Laura,  grocery,  Bethel  near  Pratt 
Hirling  Herman,  turner,  13  e  Lombard 
Hirsch  A.  C.  tailor,  n  e  cor  Greene  and  Lex- 
ington 
Hirsch  Augustus,  painter,  142  Henrietta 
Hirsch  Bernard  D.  clothing,  106  w  Pratt,  dw 

100  e  Lombard 
Hirsch  Christopher,  coal  agent,  26  n  Gay 
Hirsch  Jacob,  boiler  maker,  109  Cross 
Hirsch  John  C.  charcoal  inspector,  355  Light 
Hirsch  John  M.  shoemaker,  19  Abbott 
Hirsch  Julius,  printer,  7  Trinity 
Hirsch  Lazarus, sexton  Eden  street  Synagogue 

170  e  Baltimore 
Hirsch  Mrs.  Sarah  A.  confec'y,  109  Cross 
Hirsch  Wm.  caulker,  17  Perry 
Hirschberg  B.  cutter,  136  e  Lombard 
Hirschfii'ld  H.  M.  chiropodist,  85  n  Exeter 
Hirschfield  Simon,  rags,  16  s  Chapel 
Hirschmah  G.  carpenter,  335  Canton  av 
Hirschfield  J.  E  (Lurman&  Co.)  236  w  Lom- 
bard 
Hirsliberg    Henry,   paint,  oil  and   glass,   31 

Ensor,  dw  43  e  Lombard 
Hirshberg  Isaac,  (H.  &  Reinhardt,)  45  e  Lom- 
bard 
Hirshberg  &  Reinhart,  clothing,  294  w  Balti- 
more 
Hirshman  John,  confectionery,  179  s  Bond 
Hirst  John,  butcher,  Harford  av.  nr.  Point  la 
Hirth  Ferdinand,  tailor,  47  n  Spring 
Hiselman  Wm.  cabinet  mak.  154  iVIcElderry 
Hisen  August,  laborer,  5  Brannan  ct 


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Hiser  Henry  W.  161  w  Fayette 

HiserJ.H.F.  161  w  Fayette 

Hiser  Samuel,  carpenter,  243  w  Biddle 

Hiser  Samuel  R.  carpenter,  20  McCulIoh 

Hison  Mary,  tailoress,  120  William 

Hiss  Benj.  huckster,  24  Elizabeth  lane 

HISS  &  BRO.  cabinet  makers,  128  w  Fayette. 

[See  page  23  Mvertisements.] 
Hiss  Charles  D.  justice  of  the  peace,  34  South, 

dw  29  s  Exeter 
Hiss  Charles  J.  brickmaker,  118  Water,  F.  H. 
Hiss  Elizabeth  G.  42  n  Poppleton 
Hiss  George,  laborer,  4  Barney 
Hiss  George  W.  carter,  70  Ridgely 
Hiss  Hamilton,  clerk,  240  n  Charles 
Hiss  P.  Hanson  (H.  &  Bro.)  Decker  near 

Northern  av 
Hiss  Jesse  L.  620  w  Lombard 
Hiss  John,  porter,  66  Albemarle 
Hiss  Philip,  229  w  Madison 
Hiss  Stephen,  309  e  Baltimore 
Hiss  Stephen,  clerk,  109  e  Pratt 
Hiss  Wm.  Henry,  chair  manufacturer,  peni- 
tentiary, warerooms  over  20  s  Charles,  dw 
71  McCulloh 
Hiss  Wm.  J.  (H.  &  Bro.,)  Ross  near  Mosher 
Hissey  Henry,  police,  120  Raborg 
Hissey  James,  blacksmith,  167  w  Hoffman 
Hissey  Wm.  L.  (Dorsey  &  H.)  110  n  Calvert 
Hissey  Wm.  H.  clerk,  167  w  Hoffman 
Hissey  Wm.  T.  soldier,  120  Raborg 
Hissey  Wm.  carter,  70  Ridgely 
Hissey  Wm,  cupola  tender,  30  n  Poppleton 
Hitafer  Thos.  T.  carpenter,  452  w  Fayette 
Hitch  Capt.  Andrew,  151  s  Washington,  F.  P. 
Hitch  Capt.  Marcellus,  mariner,  151  s  Wash- 
ington, F.  P. 
Hitch  Dr.  Wm.  cor  Gilmor  and  Windsor  mill 

road 
Hitchcock  Gabriel,  granite  cutter,  182  Con- 
way, dw  299  Montgomery 
Hitchcock  Levi, machinist,  299  Montgomery 
Hitchcock  Joshua,  lime  inspector,  289  Cathe- 
dral 
Hitchcock  Josiah,  blacksmith,  273  s  Ann,  dw 

131  Bank 
Hitchcock  Sarah  J.  167  Greenmount  av 
Hitchcock  Wm.  H.  printer,  117  Walsh 
Hitchcock  Wm.  T.  plasterer,  59  Mount 
Hitchens  John  H.  clerk,  434  w  Lombard 
Hitchings  John,  carter,  20  Short 
Hitchings  Wm.  shoemaker,  23  Ensor 
Hites  Benj.  harness  maker,  238  e  Fayette 
Hiteshew  Samuel,  172  n  Eutaw 
Hitner  Daniel,  soldier,  74  Lee 
Hitzel  Henry  P.  agent,  380  Lexington 
Hizelberger  Mrs.  Elizabeth,  104  e  Pratt 
Hitzelberger  Mrs.  Hannah,  82  s  Republican 
Hitzelberger  Chas.  grocer,  334  n  Gay 
Hitzelberger  John  A.  painter,  2  St.  Mary's  ct 
Hitzelberger  Jos.  K.  bricklayer,  125  n  Bethel 
Hitzelberger  Jos.  K.  casemaker,  125  n  Bethel 
Hitzelberger  Peter,  morocco  dresser,  146  Hen 

rietta 
Hizer  Henry,  mariner,  186  s  Bond 
Hitzelberger  Wm.  gas  fitter,  59  Stirling 
Hitzrock  George,  34  Philpot 
Hixley  Wm.  jr.,  carpenter,  333  n  Gay 

Hizes nurse,  5  Preston 

Hoalacker  Heinrich,  sawyer,  108  West 
Hoar  Patrick,  huckster,  17  Jew  al 
Hobalander Robert,  shoemaker,  26  Sarah  Ann 
Hoban  Bridget,  tavern,  106  Dugan's  wharf 


Hoban  John,  drayman,  73  n  Bethel 
Hobert  George,  coachsmith,  147  Stirling 
Hobbs  Alexander  H.  attorney,  32  St.  Paul, 

dw  40  Lexington 
Hobbs  Alexander  W.  finisher,  69  Warner 
Hobbs  Andrew  W.  painter,  146  Pine 
Hobbs  A.  R.  machinist,  260  Hollins 
Hobbs  Price  H.  clerk,  119  Walsh 
Hobbs  Caleb,  butter  store,  167  Hollins 
Hobbs  Columbus  W.  brakesman,  45  s  Oregon 
Hobbs  Daniel  D.  L.  carpenter,  110  McElderry 
Hobbs  Denvard,  laborer,  359  Cathedral 
Hobbs  Evans  N.  74  Warner 
Hobbs  Joseph  R.  wheelwright,  45  s  Oregon 
Hobbs  Lewis,  machinist.  Mount  Royal  Hill, 

foot  of  McMechin 
Hobbs  Lemuel,  carpenter,  48  George 
Hobbs  Mary  A.  558  w  Pratt 
Hobbs  Samuel  F.  plasterer,  270  e  Lombard 
Hobbs  Wm.  collar  maker,  75  Chesnutal,  dw 

48  George 
Hobbs  Wm.  P.  T.  hats  and  caps,  66  w  Balti- 
more, dw  73  e  Fayette 
Hobbs  Wm.  Z.  teamster,  141  Vine 
Hobbs  Washington  H.  constable  and  property 

agent,  2  s  Front,  dw  436  n  Gay 
Hobbs  Walter,  constable,  436  n  Gay 
Hobelmann  Herman  H.  jr.,  grocery,  72  Con- 
way 
Hobelmann  Herman,  sr.,72  Conway 
Hobelmann  Wm.  carpenter,  72  Conway 
Hobelmann  Frederick,  tavern,   132  Dugan'3 

wharf 
Hobelman  Jane,  milliner,  60  Park 
Hoblitzell  J.  H.  importer  and  jobber  of  dry 
goods,  273  w  Baltimore,  dw  170  w  Lombard 
Hoblitzell  Oliver,  asst.  master  transport.  B.  & 

0.  R.  R.  38  Conway 
Hobson  John,  clerk,  153  w  Lombard 
Hobson  John  E.  clerk,  tobacco  warehouse, 

No.  4,  153  w  Lombard 
Hobson  R.  V.  coachmaker,  81  n  Exeter 
Hoburg  Frederick ,  cabinet  maker,  247  Conway 
Hoburg  Frederick,  piano  maker,  247  Conway 
Hochheimer  Rev.  H.  29  s  Eden 
Hock  Henry,  feed  store,  371  Penna.av 
Hock  Jacob,  police,  85  Penna.  av 
Hock  John,  shoemaker,  187  s  Dallas 
Hock  Sebastian,  laborer,  117  Elliott 
Hockrill  Andrew,  tavern,  76  s  Poppleton 
Hockshaw  John,  tailor,  30  w  Fayette 
Hodes  John,  mattress,  474  w  Baltimore 
Hodge  Elizabeth  A.  348  Light 
Hodge  Wm.  tailor,  243  s  Charles, dw  71  Barre 
HODGES  BENJAMIN  M.  Jr.,  shippingand 
commission   merchant,  over  s  w  cor  Gay 
and  Lombard,  dw  45  iVIount  Vernon  place 
Hodges  Benjamin,  painter,  67  Frederick 
Hodges  Benjamin  M.  sr.,205  Madison  av 
HODGES  BROTHERS,  importers  of  notions, 

white  goods,  &c.,  23  Hanover 
Hodges  Pilrs.  Christina,  55  s  Paca 
Hodges  Elizabeth,  67  s  Frederick 
Hodges  Harris,  71  Courtland 
Hodges  Henry,  painter,  64  Mullikin 
Hodges  James,  (H.  Bros.)  102  w  Monument 
Hodges  John,  fisherman,  237  William 
Hodges  John  T.  police,  224  Henrietta 
Hodges  Joseph  A.  soldier,  36  Haubert 
Hodges  Mary  A.  287  e  Lombard 
Hodges  Mary  A;  212  Eastern  av 
Hodges  Michael,  laborer,  125  Dover 
Hodges  Patrick,  320  s  Sharp 


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Hodges  Robert,  (H.  Bros.)  89  St.  Paul 
Hodges  Robert,  chair  maker,  100  n  Front 
Hodges  Robt.  E.  tin  and  sheet  iron  worker, 

83  Columbia 
Hodges  Saml.  K.  1st  auditor  Quartermaster, 

8  s  Gay 
Hodges  Thos.  grocer,  30  Chatsworth 
Hodges  Wm.  R.  (H.  Bros.)  130  Park 
Hodges  Wm.  F.  currier,  149  s  Paca 
Hodges  Wm.  chair  maker,  100  n  Front 
Hodgson  Chas.  H.  druggist,  269  Mulberry- 
Hodgson  Jas.  B.  machinist,  774  w   Baltimore 
Hodgson  Mrs.   Sarah,  variety  store,  774  w 

Baltimore 
Hoddinott  Chas.  gunsmith,  186  East 
Hoddinott  Eliza,  tailoress,  188  East 
Hodis  Fredericka,  71  s  Durham 
Hodnett  Elizabeth,  seamstress,  2  Brune 
Hoeck  Henry,  cabinet  maker,  412  n  Gay 
Hoecke  Francis  J.  shoemaker,  133  Saratoga 
Hoegemann  Dietrich,  bookkeeper,  81  n  Lib- 
erty 
Hoehardler  John,  laborer,  12  Anthony 
Hoehn    John    G.   leather  and  findings,   453 

Lexington 
Hoehm  John  E.  shoemaker,  406  Division 
HOEN  A.  &  CO.  lithographers  and  engravers  , 
75  Second.— [See  Lithograph,  front  of  Title.] 
Hoen  August,   (A.  H.  &  Co.)   York  road, 

Balto.  CO 
Hoen  Ernest,  (A.  H.  &  Co.)  York  road,  Bal- 
timore CO 
Hoen  Henry,  (A.  H.  &  Co.;  York  road,  Bal- 
timore CO 
Hoenge  Geo.  shoemaker,  9  Brune 
Hoepner  Casper  B.  stoves,  237  s  Charles 
Hoerner   Margaret,  tavern,  s  e  cor  East  av 

and  O'Donnell 
Hoernig  Godfrey,  tailor,  339  s  Charles 
Hoestetter  Lawrence,  tailor,  257  e  Eager 
Hof  Bennette,  cigar  maker,  137  L.  Greene 
Hofer  John  G.  tailor,  73  Hampstead 
Hofer  Laybold,  machinist,  78  Albemarle 
Hoff  A.  M.  clerk,  19  n  Calvert 
Hoff  Francis,  shoemaker,  149  s  Bethel 
Hoff  Henry,  laborer,  82  Henrietta 
Hoff  Jacob  &  Son,  butchers,  99  Lexington, 

dw  Penna.  av  near  tollgate 
Hoff  Jacob,  Penna.  av  beyond  tollgate 
Hoff  John  M.  butcher,  4th   door  above  toll- 

gote,  Penna.  av 
Hoff  Joseph,  laborer,  15  Hall  av 
Hoff  Louis,  cooper,  132  s  Howard 
Hoff  Ursilla,  99  Washington,  F.  H. 
Hoff  Wm.  shoemaker,  225  Light 
Hoffarbath  Adam,  cooper,  1  Potomac 
Hoffart  Matilda,  butcher,  118  Hampstead 
Hoffenmeier  Geo.  cabinet  maker,  156  s  Paca 
Hoffer  Michael,  box  maker,  7  Holland 
Hoffert  Frederick,  butcher,  138  Centre  markt. 

dw  138  Hampstead 
Hoffhfcimer  Mordecai,  clothing,  72  w  Pratt, 

dw  207  Aisquith 
Hoffhcimer  Zackries,  clothing,  22  Albemarle 
Hoffmaester  Philip,  artist,  146  n  Caroline 
Hoffman  Aaron,  Judge  of  Orphans' Court,  23 

Hoffman 
Hoffman  Aaron,  (A.  H.  &  Bro.)  Balto.  co 
Hoffman  Aaron  &   Bro.   butchers  and  bacon 

dealers,  21  Lexington  market 
Hoffman  Adolph,  6  Smith 
Hoffman  Adolph,  laborer,  243  Lemmon 
Hoffman  Anderson,  83  n  Schroeder 


Hoffman  Andrew,  tailor,  248  Eastern  av 
Hoffman  Ann,  61  w  Second 
Hoffman  Mrs.  Ann,  18  Josephine  j 

Hoffman  Anna,  laundress,  14  Ivy  al 
Hoffman  August,  shoemaker,  403  Light 
Hoffman  Augustus,  teacher,  126  e  Fayette 
Hoffman  Bernard,  tinner,  53  s  Oregon 
Hoffman  Carl,  pedler,  rear  of  80  Centre  Mar- 
ket space 
Hoffman  Chas.  E.  butcher,  101  Centre  markt, 

dw  83  Hoffman 
Hoffman  Charles,  bacon  merchant,  377  w  Bal- 
timore, dw  n  w  cor  Fayette  and  Greene 
Hoffman  Charles,  umbrella  maker,  213  Hol- 

lins 
Hoffman  Charles,  cigar  maker,  20  L.  Church 
Hoffman   Chas.   H.  clerk,  55  Centre  Market 

space 
Hoffman  Charles,  clerk,  n  w  cor  Madison  and 

Charles 
Hoffman  Mrs.  Christine,  74  Schroeder 
Hoffman    Christopher,    butcher,  97    Green- 
mount  av 
Hoffman  Conrad,  box  maker,  22  Cross 
Hoffman  Daniel,  butcher,  1011  w  Pratt 
Hoffman  Dr.  Daniel  P.  279  w  Fayette 
Hoffman  David  W.  446  Lexington 
HOFFMAN  &  DEFORD,  hides,  leather,  oils 

&c.  84  w  Lombard 
Hoffman  Edwin,  painter,  266  w  Pratt,  dw  127 

s  Sharp 
Hoffman  Elizabeth  S.  34  n  Schroeder 
Hoffman  Elizabeth,  tailoress,  1  Albert  al 
Hoffman  Mrs.  Elizabeth,  32  n  Schroeder 
Hoffman  Ephraim,  (Aaron  H.  &Bro.)  Mad- 
ison av  extended 
Hoffman  Frank  M.  tinner,  56  Ross 
Hoffman  Geo.  confectioner,  n  w  cor  Eden  and 

Orleans 
Hoffman  Geo.  B.  (H.  &  Son,)  220  n  Charles 
Hoffman  G.  L.  (H.  &  Deford,)  334  w  Lom- 
bard 
Hoffman  G.  shoemaker,  272  s  Ann 
Hoffman  Geo    blacksmith,  171  William 
Hoffman  Geo.  basket  maker,  217  s  Bond 
Hoffman  Capt.  Geo.  tavern,  145  w  Lombard 
Hoffman   Harriet,  confectionery,  133  Wash- 
ington, F.  H. 
Hoffman  Henry  K.  &  Co.   grocers  and  com- 
mission merchants,  45  s  Howard 
Hoffman   Henry  K.  (H.  K.  H.  &  Co.)  17  s 

Howard 
Hoffman  Mrs.    Henry   F,  tavern,  55  Centre 

Market  space 
Hoffman  Henry  R.  17  s  Howard 
Hoffman  Henry,  (Green  &  H.)  358  Franklin 
Hoffman  Henry,  cabinet  maker,  41  Jefferson 
Hoffman  Henry,   Green-st.  House,  dw  358 

Franklin 
Hoffman  Rev.  Henry,  93  Barre 
HOFFMAN  HENRY  W.  collector  of  port 

of  Baltimore,  dw  Fountain  hotel 
Hoffman  Howard,  (H.  &  Son,)  220  n  Charles 
Hoffman  Ignatius,  tailor,  212  e  Eager 
Hoffman  Isaac  R.  currier,  3  Parkin 
Hoffman  Jacob,  saddler,  19  L.  McElderry 
Hoffman  James,  carpenter,  67  n  Ann 
Hoffman   J.  Henry,  cork  cutter,  258   East- 
ern av 
Hoffman     J.    Latimer,    Northern    av    near 

Charles 
Hoffman  James,  carpenter,  67  n  Ann 
Hoffman  John  M.  clerk,  319  w  Lombard 


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Hoffman  John  F.  feather  insp'ct.  96  Columbia 
Hoffman  John  L.  cigar  maker,  136  Peirce 
Hoffman  John,  laborer,  27  n  Amity 
Hoffman  John,  cabinet  maker,  21  Rock 
Hoffman  John,  tailor,  23  Somerset 
Hoffman  John,  shoemaker,  n  e  cor  Canton  av 

and  Chapel 
Hoffman  John,  basket  maker,  217  s  Bond 
Hoffman  John,  laborer,  130  Granby 
Hoffman  John  J.  tinner,  192  s  Eutaw 
Hoffman  John  E.  soldier,  133   Washington, 

F.  H. 
Hoffman  John  T.  shoemaker,  238  Columbia 
Hoffman  John,  blacksmith,  124  Central  av 
Hoffman  John,  painter,  40  s  Caroline 
Hoffman  John,  tailor,  246  n  Caroline 
Hoffman  John,  carpenter,  Dover  w  of  Fulton 
Hoffman  John,  tailor,  60  Short 
Hoffman  John,  190  Wolfe 
Hoffman  Joseph  H.  proprietor  Hoffman  Hall, 

552  w  Baltimore 
Hoffman  Joseph,  shoemaker,  48  s  Wolfe 
Hoffman  Joseph  E.  saddler,  586  w  Baltimore 
Hoffman  Joseph,  shoemaker,  1  Walnut  al 
Hoffman  Joseph,  cooper,  270  Canton  av 
Hoffman  Kunigunda,  laundress,  141  s  Exeter 
Hoffman  L.  laborer,  229  s  Wolfe 
Hoffman  Leo,  shoemaker,  91  n  Howard 
Hoffman  Leonard,  huckster,  162  Harford  av 
Hoffman  Lipman,  grocery,  168  Gough 
Hoffman  Louis,  baker,  53  e  Pratt 
Hoffman  Lewis,  laborer,  56  Union 
Hoffman  Lewis,  gold  beater,  26  n  Frederick 
Hoffman  Mrs.  Margaret,  232  Madison  av 
Hoffman  Mrs.  Mary,  boardmg,  127  s  Sharp 
Hoffman  Michael,  tavern,  152  Franklin 
Hoffman  Michael,  confect'nr,397  w  Lombard 
Hoffman  Michael,  cabinet  maker,  14  Ivy  al 
Hoffman  Michael,  jr.,  currier,   560  w  Balti- 
more, dw  149  s  Paca 
Hoffman  Mickel,  grocery,  168  Gough 
Hoffman  Nicholas,  tavern,  54  L.  Church 
Hoffman  Nicholas,  varnisher,  20  Sarah  Ann 
Hoffman  Peter,  musician,  2  Barnes 
Hoffman  Peter  C.  361  Canton  av 
Hoffman  Peter,  cabinet  maker,  6  Sarah  Ann 
Hoffman  Peter,  6  Aliceanna 
Hoffman  R.  Curzon,  dw  40  Franklin 
Hoffman  Robert  G.  177  n  Charles 
Hoffman  Rudolph,  miller,  152  Pine 
Hoffman  R.  Reynolds,  currier,  3  Parkins 
Hoffman  Sarah  E.  grocer,  33  n  Schroeder 
Hoffman  Mrs.  Sarah,  20  L.  Church 
Hoffman  Mrs.  Samuel,  40  Franklin 
Hoffman  Samuel  Owings,  82  w  Madison 

HOFFMAN  &  SON,  Sole  Agents 
Baltimore  Coal  Company,  also 
offer  Cumberland  Coal  from  best 
George's  Creek  Mines,  6  South. 

Hoffman  Tilghman,  tailor,  355  Lexington 
Hoffman  VIeit,  basket  maker,  217  s  Bond 
Hoffman  Valentine,  carter,  277  s  Eutaw 
Hoffman  Wm.  H.  baker,  19  Abey  al 
Hoffman  Wm.  H.  gas  fitter,  192  s  Eutaw 
Hoffman  Wm.  tobacconist,  192  s  Eutaw 
Hoffman  Wm.  printer,  64  s  Sharp 
Hoffman  Wm.  H.  45  Franklin 
Hoffmeister  August,  wagoner,  Belair  av  near 
city  limits 


HOFFMEISTER  JOHN,   watchmaker,   78 

Pearl 
Hoffmyer  Frederick,  tailor,  138  Columbia 
Hoffnagle  Catharine,  249  s  Bethel 
Hoffner  Henrietta,  huckstress,  59  Lancaster 
Hoffsneider  Lizzie,  grocery,  30  n  Shaip 
Hofler  Conrad,  broom  maker,  89  s  Bethel 
Hofler  Geo.  P.  tailor,  41  n  Dallas 
Hoflich  A.  miller,  56  Central  av 
Hofligh  Bernard,  porter,  81  s  Fremont 
Hofman  Henry,  locksmith,  59  German 
Hofmeiater  Conrad,  shoemaker,  216  s  Bond 
Hofmeister  Geo.  confectioner,  119  Eastern  av 
Hofmeister  Philip,  baker,  155  s  Eden 
Hofmester  Henry,  shoemaker,  3  n  Dallas 
Hofmester  Henry,  jr.  3  n  Dallas 
Hofnagle  Sebastian,  shoemaker,  260  Eastern 

avenue 
Hofnet  Jane,  huckstress,  19  East 
Hofph  Charles,  tailor,  3  West  al 
Hofstetter  Joseph,  machinist,  65  Portland 
Hogan  Mrs.  Ann,  71  e  Pratt 
Hogan  Mrs.  Anne,  washerwoman,  31  Haw 
Hogan  Cornelius,  barkeeper,  113  Camden 
Hogan  Daniel,  laborer,  210  Raborg 
Hogan  Dennis,  laborer,  5  Pleasant  al 
Hogan  Francis,  currier,  34  Jew  al 
Hogan  James,  laborer,  211  Cross 
Hogan  John,  laborer,  149  Dolphin 
Hogan  John  F.  clerk,  cor  Fremont  and  Ger- 
man 
Hogan  John  J.  blacksmith,  234  w  Lombard 
Hogan  Mary,  tavern,  174  s  Caroline 
Hogan  Michael,  laborer,  343  s  Sharp 
Hogan  Michael,  laborer,  255  Forrest 
Hogan  Patrick,  foundryman,23  Lemmon 
Hogan  Patrick,  laborer,  192  e  Lombard 
Hogan  Patrick,  tavern,  211  Light 
Hogan  Patrick  J.  clerk,  54  Holland 
Hogan  Peter,  tailor,  73  York 
Hogan  Sylvester,  grocer,  cor  Fremont  and 

German 
Hogan  Thomas,  clerk,  Pratt  near  Oregon 
Hogan  William,  114  Dugan's  wharf 
Hogarth  James,  laborer,  721  w  Pratt 
Hogarth  Capt.  Wm.  A.  soldier,  117  HoUins 
Hoger  Powlis,  laborer,  101  s  Chapel 
Hogendorf  Elias,  clerk, 170  s  Sharp 
Hogg  Edmund  A.  provisions,  40  e  Fayette 
Hogg  Edward  A.  clerk,  21  Barre 
Hogg  George  C.  clerk,  117  n  Front 
HOGG  JAMES  D.  receiving  teller  Bank  of 

Commerce,  dw  87  e  Pratt 
Hogg  James  H.  &  John  S.  carpenters,  8  and 

10  Clay 
Hogg  James  H.  (J.  H.  &  J.  S.  H.)  254  Lex- 
ington 
Hogg  John  S.   (J.  H.  &  J.  S.  H.)  252  Lex- 
ington , 
Hogg  John,  carpenter,  96  Greenmount  av 
Hogg  Mrs.  Mary,  87  e  Pratt 
Hogg  Samuel  R.  shoemaker,  567  w  Lombard 
Hogg  Thomas  R.  cabinet  maker,  567  w  Pratt 
Hogg  William,  clerk,  492  Franklin 
Hogg  William,  mariner,  245  e  Pratt 
Hoggson  Hamilton  S.  ornamental  painter,  21 

Grant,  dw  5  Valley 
Hohberger    Gustav,    silk     manufactory,    38 

Holiday 
Hohberger  Henry,  silk  weaver,  35  Orleans 
Hohlbein  Jacob,  tailor,  70  Pearl 
Hohlbein  Sarah  A.  milliner,  70  Pearl 
Hohlbine  John,  porter,  15  Josephine 


C(JSO«  S-  PAGES  A  BXU).,  Mannfactorers   of  RooCs   and  Roofijig  Blatei-iala,  111   5mlth'# 
Wluirf.    C.  HART  SMITH,  Agent. 


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Hohlman   Louis,   silver  plater,  144  s  Wash- 
ington, F.  P. 
Hohlweg  Vincent,  photographist,  531  w  Bal- 
timore 
Hohman  Amos,  tobacconist,  8  Ross 
Hohman  Andrew,  tailor,  672  w  Baltimore 
Hohman  Caspar,  tailor,  4  West  al 
Hohman  Mrs.  Elizabeth,  grocery,  385  Sara- 
toga 
Hohman  Francis,  laborer,  107  Peirce 
Hohman  George,  tailor,  125  n  Fremont 
Hohman  George,  tailor,  over  47  Centre  Mar- 
ket space 
Hohman  Henry,  clerk,  17  Barnet 
Hohman  John,  shoemaker,  88  Preston 
Hohman  John  Adam ,  tallo wman ,  385  Saratoga 
Hohn  Christian,  butcher,  176  n  Regester 
Hohn  Mrs.  Mary,  19  Conway 
HOHNBERGER  CHRISTIAN,  brewer  and 

bottler,  89  Lee 
Hoirst  Edward,  laborer,  12  s  Central  av 
Hokamp  Joseph,  shoemaker,  5  s  Poppleton 
Hoke  B.  laborer,  107  Lancaster 
Hoke  Henry,  gas  metre  maker,  12  Georgia 
Holbein  Fritz,  laborer,  16  Diamond 
Holbine  Wm.  baker,  25  Penna  av 
Holbrook  Chas.  shoemaker,  37  ^o  Albemarle 
Holbrook  Francis  X.  clerk,  80  feuren 
Holbrook  George  W.  silversmith,  36  n  Ann 
Holbrook  Mrs.  J.  L.  44  Spring  row 
Holbrook  Patrick  M.  city  paver,  80  Buren 
Holbrook  Wm.  G.  messenger  Adams   Ex- 
press, 206  Gough 
Holcombe  Charles  P.  superintendent  Mann's 

Hotel,  124  w  Baltimore 
Holcombe  Lewis,  clerk,  124  w  Baltimore 
Holcombe  James  P.  clerk,  124  w  Baltimore 
Holcombe  Samuel  W.  bookkeeper,  124  w  Bal- 
timore 
Holdefer  John,  grocery  and  dry  goods,  115 

and  117  Eastern  av 
Holden  Caleb  T.  tailor,  23  s  Caroline 
Holden  Elizabeth  A.  trimmings,  18  n  Liberty 
Holden  Enoch  P.  clerk  of  errors,  B.  &  0.  R. 

R.,  18  n  Liberty 
Holden  Ira  S.  49  McCulloh 
Holden  John,  tailor,  1  Trinity 
Holden  John  W.  market  master,  562  Lexing- 
ton 
Holden  Mary,  s  e  cor  Block  and  Hill 
Holden  Nicholas,  manager  Chesapeake  refi- 
nery, dw  146  s  Caroline 
Holden  Patrick,  grocery,  130  Ensor 
Holden  Patrick,  grocery,  s  e  cor  Howard  and 

Welcome  al 
Holden  Wm.  laborer,  24  Jew  al 
Holderfer  Captain  Henry,  cooper,  174  s  Cen- 
tral av 
Holdroth  Matthias,  woodsawyer,  80  s  Wolfe 
Holebun  Jacob,  soldier,  67  Orleans 
Holfelder  John,  tailor,  57  James  al 
Holfelder  Mrs.  Margaret,  21  n  High 
Holiday  Street  Theatre,  Holiday  near  Fayette 
Holl  Paul,  tailor,  210  s  Wolfe 
Holland  Albert,  prof,  music,  524  w  Fayette 
Holland  Anthony,  laborer,  293  Eastern  av 
Holland  Emeline,  shirt  maker,  25  Pearl 
Holland  &  Gamble,  restaurant,  726  w  Balti- 
more, dw.  Nelson  N.  H.,  18  n  Schroeder 
Holland  Geo. W. discount  clerk  Citizens  Bank, 

dw  265  Harford  av 
Holland  Henry,  wheelwright,  44  Lancaster 
Holland  Jackson,  carpenter,  Uhler's  al 


Holland  James,  mariner,  193  L.  Monument 
Holland  James,  laborer,  27  York 
Holland  J.  197  Hanover 

Holland  Jesse,  cooper,  cor  Cable  and  Patter- 
son, dw  57  Hill 
Holland  John,  bricklayer,  188  Aisquith 
Holland  Joshua,  shoemaker,  86  George 
Holland   Mrs,  Margaret,  butcher,  265   Har- 
ford av 
Holland  Nathan,  clerk  P.  0.,  516  w  Fayette 
Holland  Robert  F.  &  Bro.  butchers,  50  Centre 

and  71  Belair  markets,  dw  296  Harford  av 
Holland  Timothy,  laborer,  16  Albert  al 
Holland  Wm.  blacksmith,  144  McHenry 
HOLLAND    WILLIAM,    upholsterer    and 

paper  hangar,  72  n  Howard 
Hollander  Charles,  cabinet  warerooms,  22  w 

Pratt 
Hollback  Chas.  cabinet  maker,  36  Lancaster 
Holldorfer  Jno.  P.  cooper,  168  s  Washington, 

P.P. 
Holle  Henry,  tavern,  41  Commerce 
Holle  Julius,  grocer,  67  n  Schroeder 
Holle  Wm.  wagoner,  66  Light 
Holler  Conrad,  clerk  commissary,  65  Henri- 
etta 
Holler  Francis,  laborer,  37  Brown 
Holler  John,  soldier,  235  Cross 
Holler  John,  restaurant,  60  Camden 
Hollett  Ann  R.  tailoress,  8  Brune 
Hollick  Mary,  n  e  cor  Howard  and  Madison 
Holliday  Daniel,  wholesale  dry  goods,  5  Han- 
over, dw  338  w  Fayette 
Holliday  Jesse  L.  printer,  94  Lexington 
Holliday  John  R.  insurance  agent,  179  Garden 
Holliday  Mrs.  Sarah,  23  Slemmer's  al 
Hollind  Maria,  shoe  binder,  197  Montgomery 
Hollingshead  Mrs.  Amelia  R.  62  Lee 
Hollingshead  David  A.  teacher,  493  w  Fayette 
Hollingshead  Francis  J.  clerk,  62  Lee 
Hollingshead  James,  clerk,  62  Lee 
Hollingshead  Captain  Samuel,  mariner,  302  s 

Sharp 
Hollingshead  Wm.  clerk,  69  s  Schroeder 
Hollingsworth  Alfred  T.  tinner,  144  Columbia 
Hollingsworth  Mrs.  C.  78  n  Greene 
Hollingsworth  Mrs.  Elizabeth,  144  Columbia 
Hollingsworth  Mrs.  Mary,  300  w  Fayette 
Hollingsworth  Mrs.  Priscilla,  39  s  Broadway 
Hollingsworth  Mrs.  Ruth  E.  83  s  Eden 
Hollins  Cumberland  D.  commission  merchant, 

70  Exchange  place,  dw  145  St.  Paul 
Hollins  George,  groceries,  wines,  liquors  and 
cigars,  s  w  cor  Charles  and  Fayette,  dw  57 
Courtland 
Hollins  Mrs.  Mary,  nurse,  32  n  Amity 
Hollins   Michael,   tailor,    rear  of  78  Centre 

Market  space 
HOLLINS  ROBERT  S.  secretary  N.  Central 

Railway,  dw  101  Park 
Hollins  Mrs.  J.  Smith,  125  n  Charles 
Hollmyer  Matilda,  1  Buren 
HoUoway  Alexander,  hay  presser,  Madison 

and  Constitution 
Holloway  Chas.  T.  chief  engineer  fire  depart- 
ment, 14  n  Front 
Holloway  Edward,  attorney,  63  w  Fayette, 

dw  118  n  High 
Holloway  George,  sr.,  manufacturer  of  Japan 
varnish,  paints  and  oils,  183  s  Broadway, 
dw  300  Lexington 
Holloway  J.  Q.  A.  (J.  J.  &  F.  Turner,)  n  w 
cor  High  and  Trinity 


WM.  P,  IVEBB,  3Iaiine,  Fire  and  Ufe  Insurnnce  Agent  and  Broker.    Agent  «SIntuaI 
Benefit  lafe  Znrarance  Co.,  Newark,  N.  J.,"  89  Second  Street. 


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HOM 


Holloway  Robert,  watchmaker,  118  n  High 
Hollstein  John  C.  clerk,  33  Conway 
Hollyday  George  T.  clerk,  Fulton  near  Lex- 
ington 
Hollyday  William,    Fulton  near  Lexington 
Holman  David,  clock  maker,  81}^  n  Eutaw 
Hojman  Mrs.  E.  Monument,  cor'Chester 
Holman  Henry,  grocery,  16  Raborg 
Holmes  Albert,  brass  founder,  272  e  Lombard 
Holmes  Elias,  butcher,  99  Centre  and  23  Lex- 
ington markets,  dw  170  Penna.  av 
Holmes  Erastus  N.  butcher,  e  Fayette  ext. 
Holmes  George,  fisherman,  15  Elizabeth  la 
Holmes  George,  silver  plater,  820  w  Lombard 
Holmes  George  W.  n  w  cor  Bond  and  McEl- 

derry 
Holmes  Henry,  mariner,  122  n  Central  av 
Holmes  Henry  C.  carpenter,  495  w  Lombard 
Holmes  James,  printer,  107  n  Eden 
Holmes  James,  machinist,  107  n  Eden 
Holmes  John,  machinist,  43  n  Central  av 
Holmes  John  E.  gilder,  206  MuUikin 
Holmes  John  M.  (G.  S.  Watts  &  Co.)  47  n 

Fremont 
Holmes  John,  tobacconist,  21  s  Calvert,  dw 

47  n  Fremont 
Holmes  John,  carter,  134  French 
Holmes  John,  laborer.  Mount  Royal 
Holmes  John  J.  confectioner,  123'Camden 
Holmes  Joseph,  fisherman,  279  William 
Holmes  Margaret,  202  Forrest 
Holmes  Mrs.  Mary  A.  98  Preston 
Holmes  Owen,  laborer,  Mount  Royal 
Holmes  Richard,  grocer,  171  Penna.  av 
Holmes    Reuben    A.    superintendent  Spring 

Garden  gas  works,  14  Fort  av 
Holmes   Robert  S.   hardware,  cor   President 

and  Pratt,  dw  85  n  Broadway 
Holmes  Samuel,  silver  plater,  820  w  Baltimore 
Holmes  M.  Scott,  conductor,  4  Callendar 
Holmes  Mrs.  Sarah,  297  e  Pratt 
Holmes  Thomas,  fisherman,  301  William 
Holmes  Thomas,  clerk,  171  Penna.  av 
Holmes  Thomas,  restaurant,  7  North 
Holmes  Unisa,  13  Orleans 
Holmes  Wm.  A.  laborer,  23  Goodman 
Holmes  Wm.   britannia  ware,  plater,    gilder, 

&c.,  4  Bank  la,  dw  820  e  Baltimore 
Holmes  Wm.  jr.  gilder,  820  w  Baltimore 
Holmes   Winter,   britannia  ware  maker,   118 

Boyd 
Holreider  Joseph,  laborer,  386  Penna.  av 
Holson  Mary,  seamstress,  54  s  Oregon 
Holstein  Arnold,  trimmings,  687  w  Baltimore 
Holstein  Hamilton,  31  Albemarle 
Holstein  Wm.  H.  sr.  tinner,  197  s  Paca 
Holstein  Wm.  H.  jr.  clerk,  197  s  Paca 
Holt  Benj.  T.  foundryman,  141  Hudson 
Holt  Charles,  bricklayer,  79  Preston 
Holt  Isaac  P.  huckster,  109  Columbia 
Holt  John  S.  clerk,  278  e  Lombard 
Holt  Joseph,  provisions,  278  e  Lombard 
Holt  Thomas,  soldier,  40  Bennett 
Holt  William,  141  Hudson 
Holt  Wm.  J.  carter,  356  Eastern  av 
Hqlter  John,  clerk,  98  Barre 
Holthaus  Francis  H.  cigar  maker,  255  n  Eden 
Holthaus  Francis  T.   &  Son,  glass,   oil  and 

paints,  10  w  Baltimore 
Holthaus  Francis  T.  (F.  T.  H.  &  Son)  13  n 

Washington,  F.  P. 
Holthaus   Frederick,  laborer,   Marriott  near 
Haubert 


Holthaus  Henry  C.  (Francis  T.  H.  &  Son)  10 

w  Baltimore 
Holthaus  John  H.   (Wm.  H.  &  Bro.)  98  s 

Washington,  F.  P. 
Holthaus  Wm.  &  Bro.  paints,  oils  and  glass, 

s  e  cor  Thames  and  Broadway 
Holthaus  Wm.  (W.  H.  &  Bro^)  13  n  Wash- 

ington,  F.  P. 
Holtman  Henry  tailor,  275  n  Central  av 
Holton  Mrs.  Catharine,  98  Barre 
Holton  David,  police,  193  n  Eden 
Holton  Edward  F.  stock  dealer,  400  Lexington 
Holton  George,  butcher,  324  e  Monument 
Holton  George,  jr.  blacksmith,  324  e  Monu- 
ment 
Holton  Henry  M.  clerk,  98  Barre 
Holton  Isaiah,  clerk,  98  Barre 
Holton  John,  121  Orleans 
Holton  Thomas  W.  varnisher,  261  s  Eutaw 
Holtz  Alexander,  soldier,  224  n  Howard 
Holtz  Arnold,  tobacconist,  14  North,  dw  56 
Holtz  Bernard,  oak  cooper,  Hagarct 
Holtz  Charles  C.  music  printer,  5  Mosher 
Holtz  David,  finisher,  79  McHenry 
Holtz  David  A.  paper  hanger,  203  e  Baltimore 
Holtz  Emanuel,  paper  hanger,  107  n  Howard 
Holtz  Emanl.jr.  paper  hanger,  107  n  Howard 
Holtz  Geo.  G.  paper  hanger,  101  Chatsworth 
Holtz  Geo.  N.  pnnter,  107  n  Howard 
Holtz  Henry  C.  gas  fitter,  107  n  Howard 
Holtz  Jesse,  machinist,  25  s  Fremont 
Holtz  John,  engineer,  25  s  Fremont 
Holtz  Robert  E.  upholsterer,  105  Pearl 
Holtzermen  Mrs.  Catherine,  120  Conway 
Holtzman  C.  C.  general  advertising  agent,  25 

n  Gilmor 
Holtzman  Eliza,  151  Chatsworth 
Holtzman  Emanuel  K.clk.  Merchants' Bank, 

80  w  Hoffman 
HOLTZMAN   GEORGE,   sewing  machine 

dealer  and  repairer,  287  w  Pratt 
Holtzman   George,    laborer,    104    Patuxent, 

Canton 
Holtzman  George,  bank  runner,  106  Lexing- 
ton 
Holtzman  John,  carpenter,  278  Aliceanna 
HoltzmanjWm.  liquors  and  cigars,  agent,  6  s 

Greene 
Holtzmer  Theodore,  cooper,  77  n  Bethel 
Holwein  Matilda,  seamstress,  17  McElderry 
Holyland  Charles  J.  engraver,  Broadway  n  of 

Orleans 
Holyschuher  John  G.  cabinet  maker,  11  L. 

Montgomery 
Holzerman  Charles,  shoemaker,  85  Henrietta 
Holzied  John,  tailor,  36  w  Lombard 
Holzoeder  Fredk.  shoemaker,  29  Lancaster 
Homan  Mrs.  E.  e  Monument  ext 
Homan  Gilbert  W.  clerk,  171  Hollins 
Homan  Henry,  tailor,  123  McElderry 
Homan  Mary,  148  s  Regester 
Homberg  B.  H.  H.  lager  beer,  57  n  Gay 
Home  Alvaro  M.  prof,  of  music,  100  Saratoga 
Home  of  the  Friendless,  cor  Ross  and  Town- 
send 
Home  Mission  Chapel  and  School,  163  East- 
ern av 
Homer  Christopher,  butcher,  239  Gough 
Homer  Valentine,  farmer,  Fremont  nr  Penna. 


Homer  Mrs.  6  Addison 
HOMRIGHAUSEN     JOHN,     wines 
liquors,  138  Columbia,  dw  136 


and 


J.  HENRY  GIESSi,   Commission   merchant,   for   tUe   sale   of  Flour,  Grain,  Seeds,  65C. 
Rosendale  Cement  and  Calcined  Plaster  constantly  on  hand,  81  Spear's  'Wharf. 


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Hone  Charles,  soldier,  287  s  Charles 
Hone  Henrietta,  junk  shop,  287  s  Charles 
Honecko  Adam,  wagoner,  229  e  Lombard 
Honeywell  Charles  B.  clerk,  342  Lexington 
Honeywell  John,  (Bayne  &  Co.)  Charles  nr 

Northern  av 
Honschutz  Fredk.  mariner,  4  Broad  al 
Hood  Francis,  tailor,  39  Slemmer  al 
Hood  Henry,  tailor,  63  Harrison 
Hood  James  H.  express  man,  364  w  Fayette 
Hood  John  W.  car  driver,  H6  Franklin 
Hood  John,  expressman,  364  w  Fayette 
Hood  Joseph,  laborer,  727  w  Pratt 
Hood  Joshua,  com.  merchant,  364  w  Fayette 
Hood  Joshua,  jr.,  driver,  364  w  Fayette 
Hood  Thomas  J.  wood,  n  Mount 
Hood  Warren,  conductor,  727  w  Pratt 
Hoofer  John,  tailor,  Washington  near  Balti- 
more 
Hoofnagle  Baltzer,  milk,  320  s  Bond 
Hoofnagle  John,  engineer,  80  Hill 
Hoofnagle  Richard  H.  machinist,  8  Hill 
Hoogewerff  Elizabeth,  69  St.  Paul 
Hoogewerif  John  A.  (John  Williams  &  Son,) 

69  St.  Paul 
Hoogewerff  Samuel  E.  (Barry  &  H.)  Relay 

house,  B.&O.  R.  R. 
Hook  Mrs.  Catherine,  confectioner,  78  John- 
son 
Hook  Mrs.  Catherine,  358  Light 
Hook  Charles  F.  tinner,  127  e  Monument 
Hook  Cecelia,  124  Saratoga 
Hook  Enoch  F.  clerk,  41  George 
Hook  Mrs.  Eleanora,  78  Johnson 
Hook  George  F.  clerk,  124  Saratoga 
Hook  Geo.  W.  painter,  22  Eilins 
Hook  Jacob,  milkman,  Harford  near  Point  la 
Hook  James  M.  clerk,  30  George 
Hook  John,  painter,  124  Saratoga 
Hook  John  A.  bricklayer,  171  Mulberry 
Hook  John  T.  millwright,  42  n  Schroeder 
Hook  John  C.  138  w  Madison 
Hook  Joseph,  boiler  maker,  31  s  Republican 
Hook  Maria  L.  138  w  Madison 
Hook  Mrs.  Mary  A.  223  Barre 
Hook  Mary  C.  teacher,  138  w  Madison 
Hook  Marcellus,  ship  carpenter,  78  Johnson 
Hook  Peter,  shoemaker,  68  Bank 
Hook  Samuel  E.  soldier,  138  w  Madison 
Hook  Sophia,  grocer,  127  e  Monument 
Hook  Wm.  H.  138  w  Madison 
Hooker  Mrs.  Mary,   Gilmor  near  Mulberry 
Hookey  Michael,  carter,  12  Shakspear 
Hooper  Augustus  D.  clerk,  650  w  Baltimore 
Hooper  Benj.  A.  carpenter, '188  s  Sharp,  dw 

184  s  Sharp 
Hooper  Elizabeth  A.  94  Pennsylvania  av 
Hooper  Edwin   E.  marine  railway  and  ship- 
yard, Covington  foot  of  Warren,  dw  Eager 
Hooper  Eugene  H.  clerk,  72  e  Baltimore 
Hooper  George,  Calvert  n  of  Read 
Hooper  George,  painter,  161  Lee 
Hooper  Grafton,  21  Harford  av 
HOOPER  GEORGE  W.  ship  chandler,  s  w 

cor  Pratt  and  South,  dw  216  n  Calvert 
Hooper  Henry,  boot  fitter,  174  Greene 
Hooper  Capt.  Henry,  360  Light 
Hooper  James  A.  merchant,  s  w  cor  Pratt 

and  South,  dw  Baltimore  co 
Hooper  James  H.  H.  lineman  police    tele- 
graph, 92  s  Wolfe 
Hooper  James,  carpenter,  263  Ross 
Hooijcr  James  H.  telegraph,  168  e  Lombard 


Hooper  Jas.  jr.    (Jas.  H.  &  Sons,)  president 

Baltimore  Marine  Insurance  company,  dw 

73  Mount  Vernon  place 
Hooper  Jas.  (J.  H.  &   Co.)    Liberty  road 

Baltimore  co 
Hooper  Jas.  dentist,  197  e  Baltimore 
Hooper  Jas.  J.  grocer,  650  w  Baltimore 
Hooper  Jas.  B.  172  s  Charles 
Hooper  J.  &  Co.,  shipping  and  commission 

merchts.   Commercial    buildings,   cor  Gay 

and  Lombard 
Hooper    Jas.   &  Sons,  millers,  cor  Spear's 

wharf  and  Cable 
Hooper  John  P.  jr.,  clerk,  61  Barre 
Hooper  John  M.  soldier,  184  s  Sharp 
Hooper  John  T.  potter,  256  w  Fayette 
Hooper  Jolin  W.  teacher,  650  w  Baltimore 
Hooper  John  G.  tailor,  329  n  Central  av 
Hooper  Capt.  John  W.  mariner,  220  Barre 
Hooper  John  B    at  Farmers    and  Planters* 

Bank,  127  Hanover 
Hooper  Levin  W.  carpenter,  13  w  Eiddle 
Hooper  Mary,  n  ecorEagerand  Lovegrove  al 
Hooper  Mrs.  Mary  E.  61  Barre 
Hooper  Michael   H.    freight  agent,  217    w 

Biddle 
Hooper  Moses,  laborer,  9  Colvin's  ct 
Hooper  &  Price,  ship  merchants,  Thames  be- 
tween Broadway  and  Bond 
Hooper  Robert,  clerk,  127  Hanover 
Hooper  Samuel  J.  clerk  B.  &  0.  R.  R.,  205 

Aisquith 
Hooper  Samuel  E.  clerk,  Liberty  road  Balti- 
more CO 
Hooper  Mrs.  Sarah,  227  Ross 
Hooper  Sarah,  60  w  Fayette 
Hooper  Theodore,  (Wm.  E.  H.  &  Co.)  66  e 

Pratt 
HOOPER  THOMAS  H.  sailmaker.  Coving- - 

ton  foot  of  Montgomery,  dw  324  Light 
Hooper  Thos.  J.  mariner,  205  e  Pratt 
Hooper  Thomas  T.  laborer,  162  Cross 
Hooper  Thomas,  cooper,  236  William 
Hooper  Thomas.  H.  reporter,  Gilmor  near 

Mulberry 
HOOPER  WM.  E.  &  CO.,  Woodbury  Fac- 
tory, cotton   duck,  s  e  cor  South  and  Pratt 
Hooper  Wm.  H.  (H.  &  Price,)  101  s  Ann 
Hooper  Wm.  J.  (Wm.  E.  H.  &  Co.)  near 

Govanstown,  Baltimore  co 
Hooper  Wm.  tinner,  22  w  Lombard 
Hooper  Wm.  E.  (Wm.  E.  H.  &  Co.)   72  e 

Baltimore 
Hooper     Wm.    H.    assistant    assessor,    61 

Thames 
Hooper  Wm.  J.  (W.  E.  H.    &  Co.)  81  e 

Baltimore 
Hooper  Wm.  rigger,  254  s  Ann 
Hooper  Wm.  60  e  Pratt 
HOOPES  D.  H.  &  W.  P.  attorneys  a*  law, 

69  Lexington 
Hoopes   Davis  H.  (D.  H.  &  W.  P.  H.)   69 

Lexington 
Hoopes  Franklin  B.  machinist,  22  s  Oregon 
HOOPES  Dr.  WM.  H.  dentist,  84  n  Eutaw 
Hoopes  Wm.  P.  (D.  H.  &  W.  P.  H.)  69 

Lexington 
Hoopman  Samuel  B.  144  Division 
Hoopman  Mary  Ann,  144  Division 
Hoor  John  J.  wheelwright,  6  s  Amity 
Hoos  John  C.  tailor,  346  s  Charles 
Hoos  John,  tailor,  140  n  Bond 
Hootman  John,  grocery,  289  n  Central  av 


OKO.  S.  PAGES  &  BRO.,  Mnmilhctnrers   of  Roofs   and  RoojOug  Iflatorlals,  XH 
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Hoover  David  R.  brickmaker,  1  Reservoir  av 
Hoover  Edward,  iron  finisher,  109  Preston 
Hoover  Elizabeth,  21  Union  al 
Hoover  Mrs.  Elizabeth,  113  Columbia 
Hoover  Francis  W.  sr.  butcher,  199  Columbia 
Hoover  Francis   W.  jr.,  butcher,  G7  Centre, 
40  Lexington  and  24  Hanover  markets,  d\v 
201  Columbia 
Hoover  George,  butcher,  103  Centre   and  39 

Lexington  markets,  dw  91  Columbia 
Hoover  George,  laborer,  4  Wyeth 
Hoover    George  (L  H.  &  G.  W.  H.)    113 

Columbia 
Hoover  George  A.  clerk,  199  Columbia 
Hoover  Henry,  carpenter,  318  w  Fayette 
Hoover  Ignatius  H.  &  George  W.  butchers, 

39  Lexington  42  Hanover  markets 
Hoover  Ignatius  H.  (I.  H.  &  G.  W.  H.)  91 

Columbia 
Hoover  Jolm,  butcher,  Garrison  la  near  Wes- 
tern Cemetery 
Hoover  Wm.  H.  bookkeeper,  318  w  Fayette 
Hoover  Wm.  huckster,  111  French 
Hoover  Wm.  H.  butcher,  243  Columbia 
Hope  John  T.  270  Light 
Hope  Julia,  1  Franklin 
Hopf  Joseph,  laborer,  237  Durham 
Hopf  John,  shoemaker,  139  Henrietta 
Hopf  George,  soldier,  512  w  Pratt 
Hopkins  Alfred,  farm  hand,  338  Eastern  av 
Hopkins  Basil  B.  (H.  &  Co.)  54  Franklin 
Hopkins  Charles  E.  clerk,  59  Hollins 
Hopkins  Charlotte  W.  84  e  Fayette 
Hopkins  Charles,  cigar  maker,  12  w  Lombard 
Hopkins  &  Co.,  wholesale  dry  goods  dealers, 

258  w  Baltimore 
Hopkins  David  C.  clerk,  49  Hanover 
Hopkins  Davy,  copper  smelter,  Clinton,  n  of 

Boston 
Hopkins  &    Eichman,  merchant  tailors,  n  w 

cor  Baltimors  and  Charles 
Hopkins  Eliza,  nurse,  48  e  Pratt 
Hopkins  Ernest,  clerk,  8G  s  Sharp 
HOPKINS  FRANKLIN,  can  manufactory, 

86  s  Broadway,  dw  332  e  Pratt 
Hopkins  Geo.  C.  M.  R.  salesman,  84  s  Sharp 
Hopkins  George  W.  bookkeeper,  153  Park 
Hopkins  George,  mariner,  13  Shakspear 
Hopkins  George  G.  tinner,  153  Park 
Hopkins  Gerard  T.  (T.  &  G.T.  H.)  58  Court- 
land 
Hopkins  Gideon  P.  (W.  H.  &  G.  P.  H.)  48 

Columbia 
Hopkins  Greenbury,  ship  carpenter,  9  s  Car- 
oline 
HOPKINS,  HARDEN  &  KEMP,  importers 

and  dealers  in  hardware,  336  w  Bakimore 
Hopkins  James  H.  (H.  &   Marshall)  395  w 

Lombard 
Hopkins  James,  shoemaker,  292  e  Lombard 
Hopkins  James  H.  clerk  tobacco  warehouse. 

No.  2,  9  Hollins 
Hopkins  James  A.  conductor  city  R.  R.,  192 

e  Baltimore 
Hopkins  James,  at  tobacco  warehouse,  No.  2, 

84  s  Sharp 
Hopkins  James,  barber,  38  s  Dallas 
Hopkins  James  H. carpenter, 395  w  Lombard 
Hopkins  James,  coal  agent,  44  s  Sharp 
Hopkins  James,  ship  joiner,  114  s  Regester 
HOPKINS    &   JANNEY,    produce,    provi- 
sion and  general  com.  merchs.  124  s  Eutaw 
Hopkins  John  C,  Fountain  hotel 


Hopkins  John,  tin  and  sheet  iron  worker,  4 

Broadway 
Hopkins  Mrs.  John  S.  boarding,  48  Saratoga 
Hopkins  Johns,  president  Merchants'  Bank, 

81  Saratoga 
Hopkins  Johns,  office  Commercial  Buildings, 
n  e  cor  Gay  and  Lombard,  dw  81  Saratoga 
Hopkins  J.  W.  clerk,  n  w  cor  Lombard  and 

Sharp 
Hopkins  J.  Seth   (Sylvester  &  H.)   164  w 

Lombard 
Hopkins  Mrs.  J.  A.  698  Saratoga 
Hopkins  Joseph  (H.  &  Eichman)  24  s  Greene 
Hopkins  Joseph  J.  hardware,  15  n  Howard 
Hopkins  Lambert  N.  (H.,  Harden  &  Kemp,) 

5  McCulloh 
Hopkins  Lawrence  H.  salesman,  15  n  How- 
ard, dw  122  German 
Hopkins  Lewis  N.  (H.  &  Janney)  87  n  Paca 
Hopkins  Lewis  T.  engineer,  355  Columbia 
Hopkins  Mrs.  Mary,  157  Ensor 
Hopkins  Matthew,  machinist,  102  Dolphin 
HOPKINS  &  MARSHALL,  carpenters  and 

builders,  31  s  Eutaw 
Hopkins  Reynolds,  salesman,  84  s  Sharp 
Hopkins  Samuel  E.  (H.  &  Co.)  54  Franklin 
Hopkins  Samuel,  19  Franklin 
Hopkins  Samuel,  carpenter,  340  e  Lombard 
Hopkins  Samuel  M.  coach  maker,  419)^  Sar- 
atoga 
Hopkins  Samuel  B.  clerk,  72  Holiday 
Hopkins  Dr.  Samuel  M.  153  Bank 
Hopkins  S.  Harris,  clerk,  262  w  Fayette 
Hopkins  Mrs.  Susannah  R.  8  s  Sharp 
Hopkins  Sophia,  84  e  Fayette 
Hopkins  Capt.  Thomas,  200  Gough 
Hopkins  Thos.  (T.  &  G.  T.  H.)  21  Franklin 
Hopkins  Thomas  S.  262  w  Fayette 
Hopkins  Thomas,  carpenter,  49  n  Greene 
Hopkins  Thomas,  laborer,  25  French 
Hopkins  Thomas,  laborer.  Woods  ct 
HOPKINS  T.  &  G.  T.  grocers  and  commis. 

merchts.  68  Light  cor  Pratt 
Hopkins  Wm.  &  G.  P.  carpenters  and  build- 
ers, 69  Hanover 
Hopkins  Wm.  (W.  H.  &  G.  P.  H.)  171  Con- 
way 
Hopkins  Wm.  21  Franklin 
Hopkins  Wm.  laborer,  3  Pleasant  al 
Hopkins  W.  C.  (Miles  &  H.)  9  n  Calhoun 
Hopkins  Wm.  L.  clerk,  159  s  Paca 
Hopkins  Wm.  M.  clerk,  180  n  Eutaw 
Hopkins  Wm.  S.  (Orem,  H.  &  Co.)  59  Hol- 
lins 
Hopkinson  Mrs.  Mary,  seamst's,  30  n  Oregon 
Hopkinson  Dr.  Moses  A.  dentist,  87  n  Eutaw, 

dw  173  w  Fayette 
Hopkinson  Thomas  E.  hostler,  30  n  Oregon 
Hopp  Clara,  confectionery,  59  s  Howard 
Hoppell  Mary,  laundress,  218  Chesnut  al 
Hopper  Ellen,  108  n  Paca 
Hopper  Franklin,  police,  5  Neighbor 
Hopper  Margaret,  dress  mak.  10  Harford  av 
HOPPER  SAMUEL   W.  T.   general  insu- 
rance agt,  69  w  Second,  dw  174  Franklin 
Hopper  Wm.  moulder,  232  e  Chase 
Hoppert  Christopher,  cabinet  maker,  296  n 

Central  av 
Hopperton  Samuel  B.  clerk  Qr.  Master's  de- 
partment, 24  s  High 
Hopps  John,  drayman,  250  n  Caroline 
Hopps  Joseph,  clerk,  197  Conway 
Horan  James,  shoemaker,  312  e  Monument 


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Benefit  lAte  Insurance  Co.,  STevrark,  N.  J.,"  89  Second  Street. 

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HOS 


Horan  Wm.  jeweler,  12  Harrison 

Horlebein  Frederick,  lace  weaver,  22  Knox  al 

Horn  Adam,  cooper,  18  Bank 

Horn  Alexander,  carpenter,  272  n  Eutaw 

Horn  Benj.  tanner,  577  Penna.  av 

Horn  Daniel,  butcher.  Garrison  la  nr  Western 

cemetery 
Horn  Ephraim,  soldier,  211  n  Bond 
Horn  Mrs.  E.  A.  dry  goods,  111  s  Broadway 
Horn  Eliza,  corset  maker,  139  Lexington,  dw 

318  Penna.  av 
Horn  Ferdinand,  porter, Fremontnr Penna.  av 
Horn  George,  laborer,  6  Halfmoon  al 
Horn  JVtrs.  Hannah,  179  German 
Horn  Henry,  carpet  weaver,  78  n  Central  av 
Horn  Henry,  boot  fitter,  468  Walsh 
Horn  Henry  shoemaker,  37  n  Schroeder 
Horn  Jacol),  grocer,  cor  Paca  and  Lexington, 

dw  96  n  Eutaw 
Horn  .Jesse,  musician,  37  n  Schroeder 
Horn  John,  carpenter,  607  Penna.  av 
Horn  John,  carpenter,  102  Hillen 
Horn  Col.  John  W.,  U.  S.  A.  Ill  s  Broadway 
Horn  Joseph,  groceries  and  liquors,  n  e  cor 

Paca  and  Lexington,  dw  96  n  Eutaw 
Horn  Lawrence,  butter,  598  Penna.  av 
Horn  Mrs.  Louisa  R.  269  Lexnigton 
Horn  Michael,  laborer,  90  Grundy 
Horn  Michael  laborer,  155  Canton  av 
Horn  Patrick,  laborer,  57  Clifford  al 
Horn  Peter,  laborer,  255  Aliceanna 
Horn  Philip,  druggist,  269  Lexington 
Horn  Rachel,  96  n  Eden 
Horn  Richard,  mariner,  15  s  Ann 
Horn  Theodore,  grocer,  378  Penna  av 
Horn  Wm.  carpenter,  110  Raborg 
Horn  Wm.  clerk,  272  n  Eutaw 
Home  Barbara,  6  Hogg  al 
H'^'rne  Jacob,  cigar  maker,  45  Arch 
Hurneck  Adam,  wagoner,  229  e  Lombard 
Horner  Arnst,  baker,  298  Canton  av 
Horner  Alb't  N.  clerk,  cor  Franklin  &  Eutaw 
Horner  Mrs.  Caroline,  seamstress,  49  Preston 
Horner  C.  laborer,  196  s  Wolfe 
Horner  Eaton  G.  67  Walker 
Horner  Emily,  75  s  Washington,  F.  P. 
Horner   E.  Ross,  French  and  English  fancy 
goods,  316  w  Baltimore,  dw  105  Mulberry 
HORNER  FRANK  F.  &  BRO.   dealers  in 
boots,  shoes,  hats,  caps,  &c.,  324  w  Balti- 
more, dw  F.  F.  H.  Carroll  co 
Horner  James  Oliver,  clerk,  105  Mulberry 
Horner  James  R.  clerk,  18  n  Ann 
Horner  John,  ship  carpenter,  117  s  Regester 
Horner  John,  watchman,  9  Gough 
Horner  John  A.  notions  and  fancy  goods,  306 

w  Baltimore,  dw  258  n  Howard 
Horner  John  W.  sutler,  95  w  Biddle 
HORNERJOSHUA,  bone  dust  manufacturer, 
and  dealer  in  iron,  rags,  &c.,  n  w  cor  Stir- 
ling and  Chew,  dw  34  Chew 
Horner  Keziah,  seamstress,  245  Hanover 
Horner  Robert  H.  clerk,  95  w  Biddle 
Horner  Thomas  0.  mariner,  117  s  Regester 
Horner  Thomas,  tailor,  83  s  Bethel 
Horner  W.  Harri.son,  asst.  auditor  Quarter 

Master,  105  Mulberry 
Horner  Wm.  notions,  79  n  Howard,  dw  95  w 

Biddle 
Horner  Wilson  G.  bookkeeper,  222  Saratoga 
Horney  Bonj.  shoemaker,  96  McEldcrry 
Horney  Edward,  shoemaker,  44  s  Regester 
Horney  Samuel,  engineer,  119  e  Fayette 


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Horney  Samuel  C.  engineer,  150  s  Caroline 
Horney  Thoma.s,  shipsmith,  94  Block 
Horney  Thomas,  ship  carpenter,  321  e  Pratt 
Horney  Thomas,  plasterer,  352  CrosH 
Horney  Valentine,  laborer,  103  Eastern  av 
Hornick  John,  shoemaker,  76  Preston 
Horning  John,  laborer,  27  Sliakspear 
Hornsby  Richard,  moulder,  330  Eastern  av 
Hornung  John  G.  cabinet  maker,  228  s  Ann 
Hornung  Patrick,  shoemaker,  150  Ensor 
Horpel  John  N.  shoemaker,  200  w  Fayette 
Horr  George,  shoemaker,  4  s  Amity 
Horr  James  W.  finisher,  293  Columbia 
Horr  Jacob,  barkeeper,  158  s  Broadway 
Horr  John  W.  cooper,  253  Canton  av 
Horr  John,  restaurant,  158  s  Broadway 
Horr  Richard,,  mariner,  15  s  Ann 
Horrell  James,  clerk,  227  Montgomery 
Horrigan  Cornelius,  engine  cleaner,  112 Scott 
Horrisburger  Rudolph,  tailor,  3  Etna  la 
Horsey  George  W.  (J.    W.    Bruff  & 

iMaltby  House 
Horsey  John  O.  clerk,  24  n  Strieker 
Horschneider  Henry,  14  s  Regester 
Horsford  James  H.,  U.  S.  N.  97  York 
Horsford  Sarah  A.  97  York 
Horst  Conrad,  baker,  191  s  Caroline 
Horst  Conrad,  166  s  Durham 
Horst  Edward,  laborer,  12  s  Central  av 
Horst  George,  butcher,  78  n  Bethel 
Horst  George,  huckster,  113  Eastern  av 
Horst  John,  laborer,  113  Eastern  av 
Horst  John,  laborer,  122  Hamburg 
Horst  Lewis,  feed,  110  Eastern  av,  dw  111 
Horstman  Charles, ship  carpenter, 87  s  Wash- 
ington, F.  P. 
Horstman  Henry,  tobacconist,  32  Orleans 
Horstman  John,  house  carpenter,  113  s   Re- 
gester 
Horstman  Thomas,  huckster,  150  s  Fremont 
Horton  Catharine  B.  121  s  High 
Horton  Henry  P.  hosemaker,  41  n  Frederick, 

dw  80  e  Fayette 
Horton  Henry  P.  sr.,  carriage   body  maker, 

39  n  Frederick 
Horton  James  M.  assistant  cashier  Hamilton, 

Easter  «fc  Co's,  121  s  High 
Horton  James,  laborer,  186  William 
Horton  Rebecca,  teacher,  121  s  High 
Horton  Thomas  B.  clerk,  121  s  High 
Horton  Wm.  oils  and  lamps,  434  w  Baltimore 
Horwell   Edward   C.  bookkeeper  City  Collec- 
tor's ofl^ce,  85  n  High 
Horwitz  Benjamin  F.  attorney,  26  n  Charles, 

dw  18  Cathedral 
Horwitz  Orville,  attorney,  38  St.  Paul,  dw  n 

w  cor  Centre  and  Washington  place 
HORWITZ  THEOPHILUS  B.  attorney,  25 
Lexington,  dw  n  w  cor  Calvert  and  Monu- 
ment 
Hosbach  Frederick,  dry  goods,  641  w  Balti- 
more 
Hosking  George,  time-keeper  B.  &  0.  R.  R. 

6  s  Carey 
Hoskins  Ellen  S.  115  s  High 
Hoskins  Hiram,  flour,  22  Commerce,  dw  115 

s  High 
Hosman  Wm.  ship  carpenter,  21  n  Wolfe 
Hosmcr  Amos  H.  934  Lexington 
Hosmcr  Charles  E.  clerk, 20  Sterrett 
Hosmer  H.  A.  clerk,  83  Hollins 
Hosmer  Mrs.  Margaret,  83  Hollins 
Hossbach  Christian,  piano  m'kr,  266  Hanover 


J,  HENRY  GIESE,   Conunisglon  Merchant,   for  the  sale   of  Flour,  Grain,  Seeds,  «&c. 
Roaendale  Cement  and  Calcined  Plaster  constantly  on  hand,  31  Spear's  Wharf. 


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Hossbach  Frederick,  piano  maker,  643  w  Bal- 
timore 
Hossbach  Phil,  piano  maker,  289  s  Sharp 
Hossefros  Francis,  bricklayer,  322  Mulberry 
Hossefros  Lewis  H.  bricklayer,212  Peirce 
Hossefros  Sarah,  252  e  Baltimore 
Hossfieid  Lewis,  clerk,  110  s  Eden 
Hottes  George,  tailor,  69  Ross 
Hotton  Nicholas,  tailor,  145  e  Pratt 
Hoten  Wm.  cigar  maker,  94  s  Sharp 
Hon  George,  hod  carrier,  234  Canton  av 
Houck  Anthony  V.  coal   and  wood,  611^  n 

Eutaw,  dw  25  Mosher 
Houck  Alphonso,  theatrical  usher,  160  Pearl 
HoucS 


der 


Charles  M.  cigar  maker,  22  n  Schroe- 


Houck  Charles,  engineer,  535"w  Lombard 

Houck  Elizabeth,  boarding,  207  n  Eutaw 

Houck  George  H.  painter,  40  n  Schroeder 

Houck  George  P.  laborer,  Greenmount  av 
near  Belvidere 

Houck  George  H.  detective,  29  n  Paca 

Houck  George,  police,  108  Richmond 

Houck  Henry  G.  officer  of  the  Penitentiary, 
3  Phoenix  row,  Hillen 

Houck  Dr.  Jacob  W.  10  n  Front 

Houck  Jacob  W.  painter,  1  Bolton 

Houck  Jacob,  shoemaker,  85  Penna  av 

Houck  Jacob,  hostler,  3  Calverlon  road 

Houck  Mary  M.  13  Buren 

Houck  Michael,  tailor,  263  Aisquith 

Hough  Mrs.  Mary  Ann,  150  s  Sharp 

HoughBenjamin  B.,  U.  S.  detective,  72Raborg 

HOUGH  WILLIAM  T.  stock  broker,  208  w 
Baltimore,  dw  Maltby  house. — [See  p.  33 
Mvertisement.] 

Houghton  Mary  H.  86  Mulberry 

Houlton  Mrs.  Laura,  43  Carey 

Houlton  Mrs.  Sarah  P.  678  Saratoga 

Houlton  Samuel  C.  attorney,  63  w  Fayette,  dw 
678  Saratoga 

Houpman  Garrett,  tailor,  64  n  Gay 

Houpt  John,  butcher,  1017  w  Pratt 

Houpt  John,  teacher,  20  Wyeth 

House  Edwin,  painter,  143  Orleans 

House  George,  bricklayer,  269  e  Monument 

House  Jesse,  carpenter,  29  e  Fayette 

House  John  G.  laborer,  15  Walker 

House  John  Q,.  A.  carpenter,  40  s  Exeter 

House  Mrs.  Louisa,  27  Camden 

House  of  Refuge,  nr.  Frederick  road,  beyond 
1st  toll  gate 

House  Wesley,  painter,  29  n  Exeter 

House  Saml.  A.  whiskies,  brandies  and  wines, 
94  Light  St.  whf,  dw  104  s  Sharp 

House  Wm.  A.  (Wm.  A.  H.  &  Co.)  52  Con- 
way 

HOUSE  WILLIAM  A,  &  CO.  coal,  cor  of 
West  Falls  and  Eastern  avs.  office  s  w  cor 
Lombard  and  South 

HOUSEMAN  AUGUSTUS  C.  413  w  Balti- 
more 

Houseman  George,  drayman,  75  Portland 

Houseman  George,  cook,  69  s  Paca 

Houseman  Joseph,  carter,  Patapsco  al  near 
Charles  st 

Houster  Charles,  clerk,  222  e  Monument 

Houston  Bradford,  police,  243  e  Biddle 

Houston  James,  ice  dealer,  s  e  cor  Ann  and 
Hampstead 

Houston  James  F.  laborer,  351  Franklin 

Houston  James  F.  soldier,  195  Peirce 

Houston  John,  laborer,  70  Boyd 

GEO.  S.  PAGE  Si  BRO.,  Ulainilfacturers    of  Kooft   and   Roofing   Materials,  111   Smith'* 
Wharf.     C.  HART  SBIITH,  Ajrent. 


Houston  Mary,  teacher,  70  Boyd 

Houston  Samuel  T.  clerk  U.  S.  Q.  M.  14  n 

Exeter 
Houston  Wm.  G.  carpenter,  158  Penna.  av 
Howard   Ann,  grocery,  n  w  cor  Johns  and 

Dolphin 
Howard  Ann,  seamstress,  HI  s  Wolfe 
HOWARD  BANK,  n   w  cor  Howard  and 

Fayette 
Howard  Berlin,  boiler  maker,  48  Orleans 
Howard  Charles,  Cathedral  near  Read 
Howard  Cornelius,  ship  joiner,  187  s  Ann 
Howard  Eli  D.  collector  Water  Department, 

48  Spring  row 
Howard  Mrs.  Elizabeth,  milk,  171  s  Paca 
Howard  Elizabeth  C.  boarding,  132  s  Broad- 
way 
Howard  Mrs.  Elizabeth,  confectionery,  44  n 

Pine 
Howard  F.  K.  attorney,  101  n  Charles 
HOWARD   FIRE   INSURANCE   CO.  s  e 
cor  South  and  Second,  Andrew  Reese,  pres- 
ident 
HOWARD  GEORGE  W.  &  CO.  wholesale 
dry  goods,  351  w  Baltimore,  dw  G.  W.  H- 
35  McCullough 
Howard  Henry,  carter,  181  s  Durham 
Howard  Henry  W.  ship  joiner,  149  s  Regester 
Howard  Henry,  puddler,  22  Burke 
Howard  Lieut.  Col.  Henry,  118  n  Eden 
HOWARD  HOUSE,  5  n  Howard,  William 

C.  Reamer,  proprietor 
Howard  Isaiah  S.,  clerk,  Baltimore  e  of  Bond 
Howard  James,  225  n  Eutaw 
Howard  Jacob,  153  s.Charles 
Howard  John  A.  butcher,  116  Ensor 
Howard  John,  sawyer,  24  Walker 
Howard  John,  44  n  Pine 
Howard  John,  blacksmith,  110  York 
Howard  Mrs.  John  B.  42  Franklin 
Howard  Joseph  C.  tinner,  86  Peirce 
Howard  Mrs.  Louisa  M.  86  Peirce 
Howard  L.  N.  suttler,  83  Lee 
Howard  Mrs.  Mabel,  104  s  Eden 
Howard  Matthias,  harness  maker,  24  New 

Church 
Howard  Nicholas,  porter,  91  Chesnut 
Howard  R.  millinery,  41  e  Baltimore 
Howard  Wm.  B.  carpenter,  157  William 
Howard  Wm.  B.  carpenter,  118  n  Eden 
Howard  Wm.,  Custom  House,  355  Canton  av 
Howard  Wm.  H.  salesman,  361  Franklin 
Howe  Arnst,  grocery,  2  Josephine 
Howe  Joseph  E.  soldier,  189  n  Exeter 
Howe  Mrs.  Sarah,  .58  Conway 
HOWELL  &  BROS.,  importers  and   manu- 
facturers of  paper  hangings,  260  w  Baltimore 
Howell  C.  E.  clerk,  85  n  High 
Howell  Darius  C.  (H.  &  Bros.)  188  w  Lom- 
bard 
Howell    George   H.   plasterer.   Garden   near 

Townsend 
Howell  Murdock,  clerk,  32  Spring  row 
Howell  Thomas,  blacksmith,  30  s  Republican 
HOWELL  WM.  &  SON,  wholesale  grocers, 
shipping  and   commission  merchants,  60  s 
Gay,  warehouse  Buchanan's  wharf 
Howell  Wm.  P.,  HoUins  4th  doore  of  Strieker 
Howitt  George  H.  mariner,  72  s  Washington, 

F.  P 
Howse  Maggie,  80  Aisquith 
Howser  Gassaway  S.  (Frank  F,  Horner  & 
Co.)  270  Hollins 


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Howser  George,  laborer,  654  Light 
Howser  George,  brush  maker,  89  Hillen 
Howser  Israel,  engineer,  98  n  Fremont 
Howser  Jacob,  ornamental  painter,  36  e  Fay- 
ette 
Howser  Mrs.  Mary  A.  340  Saratoga 
Howser  Lewis  A.  bacon,  340  Saratoga 
Hoy  Timothy,  laborer,  45  Stockton  al 
Hoyt  Geo.  hod  carrier,  234  Canton  av 
Hoyt  Joseph,  52  n  Calvert 
Hoy  Mary,  seamstress,  13  New  Church 
Hoyt  Starr,  tavern  and  boarding,  159  Eastern 

av 
Hoyt  Wm.  H.  clothing,  41  n  Charles 
Hua  Michael,  wagoner.  Cross  near  Johnson 
Hubball  August,  musician,  261  e  Eager 
Hubball  August,   cork  cutter,   23  Harford  av 
Hubball  Benedict,  cigar  maker,  23  Harford  av 
Hubball  Eben,  plumber,  8  n  Liberty,  dw  228 

Garden 
Hubball  Joseph,  mariner,  23  Harford  av 
Hubbard  Adam,  wheelwright,  170  e  Eager 
Hubbard  Alonzo  F.  cigar  maker,  104  s  Broad- 
way 
Hubbard  Bartholomew,  iron  roller,  181  s  Cas- 
tle al 
Hubbard  Mrs.  B.   grocery,   42  Williamson, 
Hubbard  Charles,  mariner,  ]52  e  Monument 
Hubbard  Daniel,  147  Greenmount  av 
Hubbard  Edward,  plumber,  4  w  Baltimore 
Hubbard  Mrs.  Elizabeth,  J70  e  Pratt 
Hubbard  Geo  W.  ship  carpenter,  187  Wash- 
ington, F.  P. 
Hubbard  Capt.  Henry,  mariner,  128  William 
Hubbard  Henry,  mariner,  139  West 
Hubbard  Capt.  James,  354  c  Monument 
Hubbard  James,  hackman,  29  Constitution 
Hubbard  James  W.  blacksmith,  29  Gist  near 

Essex 
Hubbard  James  N.  painter,  141  n  Bethel 
Hubbard  James,  brickmaker,  31  Bevan 
Hubbard  Jeremiah,  blacksmith,  92  Grundy 
Hubbard  John  W.  machinist,  104  s  Broadway 
Hubbard  John  T.  painter,  141  West 
Hubbard  Jonathan  T.  plasterer,  191  Bank 
Hubbard  Margaret,  338  Eastern  av 
HUBBARD  SUSAN  T.  gentlemen's  furnish- 
ing goods,  &c.,  4  w  Baltimore 
Hubbard  Tilghman  H.  156  w  Lombard 
Hubbard  Thomas,  mariner,  77  Block 
Hubbard  Capt.  Wm.   mariner,  104   s  Broad- 
way 
Hubbard  Wm.  cigar  maker,  354  e  Monument 
Hubbard    Wm.    waterman,  26  Williamson, 
Hubbard  Wm.  rigger,  129  Gough 
Hubbel  Augustine,  cork  cutter,  23  Harford  av 
Hubbel  Benedict,  tobacconists,  6  and  8  Con- 
stitution 
Hubbeil  Mrs.  Amelia,  554  w  Fayette 
Hubbell  Clark,  111  Conway 
Hubbeil  Dr.  Edward,  inspector  custom  house, 

534  w  Fayette 
Hubbeil  Louis,  shoemaker,  10  Short 
Hubberd   Simon,  groceries  and  liquors,   143 

Hudson 
Hubbert  Wm.  machinist,  98  York 
Huber  Anton,  turner,  121  Vine 
Huber  Geo.  laborer,  n  e  cor  Canton  and  Gist 
Huber  Geo.  tailor,  280  Aisquith 
Huber  Geo.  tailor,  235  e  Lombard 
HUBER  HENRY  E.  book  and  job  printer,  4 

n  Charles,  dw  70  n  Poppleton 
Huber  Mrs.  laundress,  65  Park 


Huber  Ignatius,  tailor,  18  Walker 
Huber  Joseph,  currier,  65  Harrison 
Huber  Joseph  H.   porter,  cor  Park  and  L. 

.Pleasant 
Huber  John,  lager  beer,  2  n  Central  av 
Huber  John  A.  printer,  70  n  Poppleton 
Huber  Joseph,  at  sugar  refinery,  261  e  Eager 
Huber  Leinhart,  brush  maker,  50  Abbot 
Huber  Mrs.  S.  pickler,  3  Russell 
Huber  Sebastian,  laborer,  154  s  Eden 
Huber  Wm.  tavern,  295  n  Gay 
Hubers  H.  watchmaker,  215  s  Broadway 
Hubert  Wm.  bar  keeper,  20  Centre   Market 

space 
Hubner  Andrew,  baker,  235  e  Pratt 
Hubner  Chas.  shoemaker,  81  n  Bond 
Hubner  Carl,  baker,  258  e  Eager 
Hubschman  Geo.  farmer,  38  Durham 
Hubschman  Martin,  shoemaker,  36  Durham 
Hucht  Bernard,  painter,  8  L.  Monument 
Hucht  Caspar,  tobacconist,  91  n  Howard 
Hucht  John,  packing  box  maker,  7  Park 
Hucht  John  B.  box  maker,  282  Saratoga 
Huchlock  Chas.  engineer,  100  s  Poppleton 
Huck  Frederick,  tailor,  74  Bank 
Huck  Richard,  druggist,  492  w  Fayette 
Huck  Richard  S.  clerk,  492  w  Fayette 
Hucht  Theodore,  shoemaker,  62  Park 
Hudgens  Jesse  L.  ship  carpenter,  46  Fawn 
Hudgins  John  W.  trunk  maker,  28  Chesnut 
Hudgins  John  R.    edge   tool  manuf.   s  w  cor 

Pratt  and  Mill,  dw  73  s  Eden 
Hudson  Catharine  M.  dressmaker,  327  Light 
Hudson  Chas.  H.  apothecary,  s  e  cor.  Han- 
over and  Lombard,  dw  269  Mulberry 
Hudson  Edward,  blacksmith,  83  Gough 
Hudson  Mrs.  Fanny  T.  368  Lexington 
Hudson  Joel  M.  watchmaker,  477  w  Pratt . 
Hudson  John  P.  shoemaker,  6  w  Biddle 
Hudson  John,  engineer,  304  Eastern  av 
Hudson  Mrs.  Mary,  6  Harmony  la 
Hudson  Mrs.  Rebecca  F.   ladies'  nurse,  177 

Preston 
Hudson  Sallie,  176  Hoffman 
Huebner  Jacob,  tailor,  119  Ross 
Hueston  A.  B.  police,  6  w  Biddle 
Huct  Dr.  Augustus,  s  e  cor  Fayette  and  Fred- 
crick 
Huffnagle  Simon,  milkman,  Clinton  near  Bol- 
ton 
Huffington  Capt.  Wm.  W.  103  s  Eden 
Hufiier  Andrew,  shoemaker,  62  Short 
Hufner'Louis,  baker,  229  e  Madison 
Hugel  John,  cloth  cutler,  136  Orleans 
Hugg  Benj.  F.   printer,   n   e  cor  Monument 

and  Gay 
Hugg  Capt.  Jacob  W.  mercht.  36  s  Broadway 
Hugg  Mary,  186  Forrest 
Hugg  Richard,  ladies' shoes,   71  n  Paca,  dw 

118  Mulberry 
Hugg  Jacob  W.  jr.  mariner,  36  s  Broadway 
Huggins  Ambrose  L.  agent  Boston  Steamship 

lino,  foot  of  Long  Dock,  dw  117  Conway 
Huggins  T.  J.  dry  goods,  79  w  Biddle 
Huggins  Wm.  painter,  16  n  Oregon 
Hughes  Alice,  grocery,  8  s  Amily 
Hughes  Mrs.   Ann,  St.    Charles  restaurant, 

Hull  near  Marriott 
Hughes  Mrs.  Ann,  hospital  nurse,  14  Mul- 
berry 
Hughes  Anthony,  laborer,  53  Chapel 
Hughes  Mrs.  Aquilla  D.  74  n  Eutaw 
Hughes  Chas.  painter,  64  Thames 


WTtt.  P.  \irEBB,  Marine,  Fire  and  lAte  Insurance  Agent  and  Broker.    Agent  "Mutual 
Benefit  XJft>  Inaurance  Co.,  Newark,  IV.  J.,"  89  Second  Street. 


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Hughes  Chas.  E.  clockmaker,  463  w  Saratoga 

Hughes  Christopher  C.  tanner,  222  w  Biddle 

Hughes  Edward,  liquors,  1  w  Biddle 

Hughes  Francis,  clerk,  107  Cathedral 

Hughes  Geo.  brakesman,  476  w  Lombard 

Hughes  Geo.  W.  proprietor  Whitehall,  92 
Bank 

Hughes  Geo.  N.  tinner,  36  n  Bond 

Hughes  Hugh,  engineer,  208  e  Madison 

Hughes  H.  C.  clerk,  cor  Fayette  and  Popple- 
ton 

Hughes  Henry  C.  N.  coffee  roaster,  479  w 
Pratt 

Hughes  Capt.  James,  92  Hill 

Hughes  James,  tallow  chandler,  36  Josephine 

Hughes  James,  bricklayer,  127  s  Castle 

Hughes  James,  laborer,  32  Biddle  al 

Hughes  James  A.  carpenter,  107  Cathedral 

Hughes  James,  butcher,  Clinton  near  Boston 

Hughes  Jolin,  shipping  and  commission  mer- 
chant, under  Corn  Exchange,  n  w  cor  South 
and  Wood,  dw  572  w  Fayette 

Hughes  John  T.  (Charles  Reese  &  Co.)  107 
Cathedral 

Hughes  John,  painter,  124  s  Ann 

Hughes  John,  laborer,  187  s  Castle  al 

Hughes  John,  butcher,  6  Baker 

Hughes  John,  huckster,  2  e  Second 

Hughes  John,  sr.,  wagoner,  101  Preston 

Hughes  John  C.  C.  watchmaker,  1  Watson 

Hughes  John,  jr.,  painter,  101  Preston 

Hughes  John,  laborer,  15  Hull 

Hughes  John,  laborer,  77  French 

Hughes  John  L.  printer,  57  s  Ann 

Hughes  John  &  Son,  cabinet  makers  and  un- 
dertakers, 65  s  Broadway 

Hughes  John,  (J.  H.  &  Son,)  56  s  Broadway 

Hughes  Joseph  R.  plasterer,  285  Franklin 

Hughes  John,  tavern,  180  Pearl 

Hughes  Josiah  H.  grocer,  n  e  cor  Spring  and 
Jefferson 

Hughes  Mrs.  Lucretia,  302  e  Lombard 

Hughes  Martin ,  laborer,  21  New 

Hughes  Mrs.  Mary,  310  Harford  av 

Hughes  Mrs.  Mary,  grocery,  cor  Hamburg 
and  Paca 

Hughes  Michael,  carpenter,  64  s  Poppleton 

Hughes  Patrick,  porter,  9  Slemmer  al 

Hughes  Patrick,  laborer,  167  s  Eden 

Hughes  Patrick,  sexton  Friends'  burial  ground 
Harford  av  near  city  limits 

Hughes  Peter,  liquors,  56  Centre  Market 
space,  dw  3  s  Wolfe 

Hughes  Philip,  grocery,  179  w  Pratt 

Hughes  Robert,  clerk,  208  e  Madison 

Hughes  Robert,  grocery,  130  George 

Hughes  Robert,  plumber,  46  St.  Paul,  dw417 
w  Lombard 

Hughes  Rose,  dressmaker,  175  e  Monument 

Hughes  Capt.  S.  88  s  Caroline 

Hughes  Mrs.  Sarah,  417  w  Lombard 

Hughes  Mrs.  S.  A.  2  e  Baltimore 

Hughes  Sarah  E.  boarding,  49  Lexington 

Hughes  Sarah,  107  Cathedral 

Hughes  Mrs.  Sarah  178  Chesnut 

Hughes  Mrs.  S.  W.  77  n  Charles 

Hughes  Thomas,  moulder,  182  McHenry 

Hughes  Wm.  E.  grocer,  6  s  Poppleton,  dw 
Greene  near  Baltimore 

Hughes  Wm.  B.  glass  blower,  110  Hughes 

Hughes  Wm.  F.  blacksmith,  354  Penna.  av 

Hughes  Wm.  G.  stone  cutter,  178  Chesnut 

Hughes  Wm.  H.  awning  maker,  207  Ramsay 

J.  HEWRY   GIESE,   Commission  Merchant,   for   the   sale    of   Flom-,   Grain,  Seeds,  &c. 
Roseuclale  Cement  and  Calcined  Plaster  constantly  on  hand,  !S1  Spear'a  Wharf. 


Hughes  Wm.  chairmaker,  36  n  Bond 
Hughes  Wm.  H.  collector,  107  Cathedral 
Hughey  John,  laborer,  141  Aliceanna 
Hughey  Thomas,  flour  inspector.  Fountain 

hotel 
Hughlett  John,  mariner,  14  Durst  al 
Huhn   Francis,  tavern,  Greenmount  av  near 

Belvidere 
Huhn  John  F.  soldier,  65  Preston 
Huhn  Wm.  P.  moulder,  556  w  Fayette 
Hulahan  Matthew,  laborer,  29  s  Frederick 
Hulgrover  Lewis,  whip  maker,  564  w  Lom- 
bard 
Hull  George,  shoestore,  168  e  Baltimore 
Hull  Wm.G.V.  teller  Johnston  Bros.  &  Go's 

banking  house,  dw  47  s  Eden 
Hull  Wm.  commission  merch.  66  South,  dw 

512  w  Baltimore 
Huller  Henrietta,  224  Henrietta 
Huliett  James,  carter,  240  Franklin 
Hullman  Theodore,  tailor,  158  s  Broadway 
Hulls  John,   oils,  paints    and    glass,  128  n 

Gay 
Hulse  Chas.  A.  dyer,  70  n  Eutaw 
Hulse  &  Davidson,  painters,  basement  58  w 

Fayette 
Hulse  George,  painter,  56  Holiday 
Hulse  Henry,  steam  dyer,  453   w   Baltimore 

and  269  w  Pratt 
Hulse  I.  steam  dying,  123  Lexington 
Hulse  Jas.  H.  steam  dyer,  453  w  Baltimore 
Hulse  John,  dyer,  56  Holiday 
Hulse 'John  H.  dyer,  70  n  Eutaw 
Hulse  Samuel,  laborer,  5  Young 
Hulse  Wm.  horse  shoer,  1  Orleans 
Hulseman  Henry,  junk,  128  Thames 
Hulsmann  Henry,  grocer,  97  Cross 
Hulshoff  Gerhard,  shoemaker,  24  Park 
Hultsman  Elizabeth,  24  Barnes 
Hultsman  John,  laborer.  24  Barnes 
Halts  Robert,  shoe  manufactory,  overn  e  cor 

Calvert  and  Water,  dw  189  Lee 
Hultz  Henry  J.  1  Trinity 
Hultz  Wm.  P.  cigar  maker,  254  Aisquith 
Humbach  Nicholas,  carpenter,  95  Peirce 
Humberg  Bernard,  barber,  19  Conway 
Humberg  Charles,  shoemaker,  316  Mulberry 
Hume  Mary,  150  e  Monument 
Humer  Adam,  shoemaker,  12  Chapel 
Humes  Susanna,  148  n  High 
Humes  Wm.  carpenter,  262  Lee 
Humfield  Amelia,  tobacco  and  cigars,  12  w 

Lombard 
Humfield  Anton,  cigar  maker,  12  w  Lombard 
Humfield  Charles  F.  cigar  maker,  12  w  Lom- 
bard 
Humfield  Frederick,  12  w  Lombard 
Hummel  Adam,  cooper,  24  Bevan 
Hummel  Aug    shoemaker,  953  w   Baltimore 
Hummer  Henry,  bricklayer,  149  Barre 
Humphrey  Chas.  K.  provisions,  4  Light-st. 

wharf,  dw  95  n  Broadway 
Humphreys  Andrew,  laborer,  3  Hall  al 
Humphreys  Chas.  K.  (H.  &  Co.)  96  n  Broad- 
way 
Humphreys  &   Co.   provisions,   4  Light-st. 

wharf 
Humphreys  Edward,  blacksmith,  35   s   Re- 
publican 
HUMPHREYS  HENRY,  restaurant,  n  e  cor 

Sharp  and  Camden 
HUMPHREYS  H.   Commercial  Hall,  58  w 
Second,  entrance  58  Exchange  place 


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Humphreys  Robert  H.  clerk,  44  McCuIloh 
Humphreys  Thos.  W.  sr.  (H.  &  Co.)  56  n 

Broadway 
Humphreys  Thos.  W.  jr.  (H.  &  Co.)  56  n 

Broadway 
Humphreys  Thomas  H.   machinist,  n  e'cor 

Sharp  and  Camden 
Humphreys  Wm.  stone  mason,  134  Boyd 
Humphries  Robert  H.  secretary  Mount  Ver- 
non Co.  44  McCulloh 
Humphries  Thomas  W.  livery  stable,  34  Lan- 
caster, dw  56  s  Broadway 
HUMRICHOUSE  C.  W.   wholesale  grocer, 

20  Commerce,  dw  46  Spring  row 
HUMRIGHAUSEN   GEO.   liquors,  whole- 
sale and   retail,  21  Montgomery,    dw    39 
Brown 
Hunckel   Philip,  leaf  tobacco,  cigars,  wines 
and  liquors,  24  s   Charles,  dw  228  w  Lom- 
bard 
Huneke  Peter,  soldier,  cor  Warren  and  Wel- 
come al 
Hunckle  Otto,  2Q8  w  Lombard 
Hundermach  August,  bar  tender,  85  Penna.  av 
Hunemeyer  Wm.  shoemaker,  131  Elliott 
Hunf  Matthias,  cooper,  11  Goodman  al 
Hunger  Charles,  shoemaker,  15  n  Spring 
Hunger  Fredk.  254  Durham 
Hunger  Francis,  shoemaker,  61  Short 
HUNGERFORD  DR.  WM.  S.  s  e  cor  Cal- 
houn and  Lombard 
Hunichenn  August,  cigar  maker,  277  w  Pratt 
Hunjus  Wm.  mariner,  25  Fell 
Hunlein  Martin,  shoemaker,  119  L.  Greene 
Hunneman  Louis,  Frederick  road 
Hupfeld  Henry,  315  Lexington 
Hupper  John,  laborer,  41  Pliilpot 
Hupper  Herman,  cooper,  329  s  Bond 
Hunt  Charles  E.  mariner,  263  e  Pratt 
Hunt,  Clark  &  Co.  supply  store,  53  w  Pratt 
Hunt  C.  W.  (H.  Clark  &  Co.)  53  w  Pratt 
Hunt  &  Co.  com.  merchs.  97  Smith's  whf 
Hunt  Mrs.  Ellen,  124  Preston 
Hunt  Edward,  second  hand  stoves,  92  Hillen 
Hunt  Mrs.  Elizabeth,  174  n  Caroline 
Hunt  German  H.  (Poole  &  H.;  20  McCulloh 
Hunt  Dr.  Henry  S.  204  Eastern  av 
Hunt  Henry  A.  carpenter,  196  s  Ann 
Hunt  Jes.se,  president  Eutaw  Savings  Bank, 

36  s  Eutaw 
Hunt  John,  carpenter,  34  s  Carohne 
Hunt  John,  carpenter,  Orleans  nr  Chester 
Hunt  John  H.  clerk,  51  French 
Hunt  John  W.  grocer,  50  e  Fayette 
Hunt  Mrs.  Mary,  52  n  Fremont 
Hunt  Matthew  W.  blacksmith,  206  Forrest 
Hunt  Montgomery,  ( H.  &  Co.)  602  w  Fayette 
Hunt  Patrick,  hackman,  5  Grace  ct 
Hunt  Patrick,  laborer,  71  s  Paca 
Hunt  Mrs.  Prudence,  61  Columbia 
Hunt  Richard  G.  letter  carrier,  193  Lee 
Hunt  Robert  S.  carpenter,  186  s  Ann 
Hunt  R.  H.  (H.  Clark  &  Co.)  53  w  Pratt 
HUNT  SAMUEL,  manuf.  saddles,  harness, 
trunks,  &c.  202  w  Baltimore,  dw  253  Sara- 
toga.— [See  p.  8  Jldvertisements.] 
Hunt  Mrs.  Theresa,  7  Leadenhall 
Hunt  Wm.  H.  (H.  Clark  &  Co.)  n  Fulton  nr 

Fayette 
Hunt  William  tin  and  sheet  iron  worker,  7 

Leadenhall 
Hunt  Wm.  sand,  363  e  Pratt 
Hunt  Winifred,  4  Pleasant  al 


Huntemuller  Henry  W.  jr.  clerk,  75  Camden 
Hunter  Adam  M.  printer,  236  e  Madison 
Hunter  Alexander  B.  gov't  employ,  cor  Lee 

and  Warner 
Hunter  Alexander,  tavern,  63  Thames 
Hunter  Andrew,  laborer,  348  Harford  av 
Hunter  Andrew,  plumber,  ]58  Garden 
Hunter  Caleb,  varnisher,  9  Jciferson 
Hunter  Mrs.  Eliza,  42  Franklin  al 
Hunter  Mrs.  Ellen  M.  70  St.  Paul 
Hunter  George,  cigar  maker,  155  Ensor 
Hunter  Henry  J   locksmith  and  bell   hanger, 

28  e  Baltimore 
Hunter  James  K.  P.  baker,  83  Cross 
Hunter  James  W.  cooper.  Cross  nr  Johnson 
Hunter  Jerome,  soldier,  166  Vine 
Hunter  John,  carpenter,  35  Aisquith 
Hunter  John  F.  (Mullmyer,  H.  &Co.)  n  e  cor 

Baltimore  and  Broadway 
Hunter  Joseph,  rigger,  202  s  Ann 
Hunter  Joseph,  soldier,  166  Vine 
Hunter  Mrs.  Mary,  grocery,    cor  Lee    and 

Warner 
Hunter  Philip  G.  blacksmith,  597  w  Lombard 
Hunter  Richard,  Madison  nr  Greenmount  av 
Hunter  Robert,  soldier,  166  Vine     , 
Hunter  Samuel,  plumber,  131  w  Fayette 
Hunter  Samuel,  laborer,  291  Cross 
Hunter  Sam'l  (Hopkins  &  Co.)  308  n  Howard 
Hunter  Thomas,  painter,  42  St.  Mary 
Hunter  Wm.  T.  cigar  maker,  227  n  Caroline 
Hunter  Wm.  janitor  Orphans'  Court,  dw  117 

Walsh 
Hunter  Wm.  cigar  maker,  227  n  Caroline 
HUNTER  DRS.  &  WILLIAMS,  physicians 

of  diseases  of  the  throat  and  lungs,  9  Court- 
land 

Hunter ,  rigger,  202  s  Ann 

Hunting  Eben  H.  clerk,  95  w  Baltimore 
Hunting  George  R.  clerk,  156  w  Lombard 
Hunz  John,  milk,  797  Light 
Hupfeld  Henry,  312  Lexington 
Hupfelt  Fredk.  cabinet  maker,  31  Low 
Huper  George,  4  White 
Hupp  Jacob,  laborer,  193  s  Caroline 
Hupp  John,  shoemaker,  193  s  Caroline 
Hupp  Peter,  shoemaker,  68  Bank 
Hupper  John,  laborer,  41  Philpot 
Hupper  Hermann,  cooper,  329  s  Bond 
Huppman  Frank,  barber,  87  n  Caroline 
Huppman  George,  260  Madison  av 
Huppman  John,  tailor,  101  s  Chapel 
Huppman   Nicholas    A.  (King    &    H.)  260 

Madison  av 
Hurdle  George  W.  engineer,  30  Josephine 
Hurdle  Mary,  dressmaker,  32  May 
Hurdle  Robert,  shoemaker,  233  n  Howard 
Hurger  Fredk.  laborer,  254  Durham 
Hurgig  Peter  M.  boarding,  108  s  Eutaw 
Hurlbut  Samuel,  com.  merchant,  44   South, 

dw  Barnum's  hotel 
Hurley  Frank,  huckster,  164  Bank 
Hurley  George,  shoemalfer,  42  Harford  av 
Hurley  John  H.  plasterer,  25  n  Bond 
Hurley  Michael,  ice,  9  South,  dw  Frederick 

road 
Hurley  Michael,  laborer,  57  s  Dewberry  al 
Hurley  W.  H.  pedler,  247  n  Central  av 
Hursman  Fredk.  butcher,  216  Division 
Hursman  John  H.  shoemaker,  263  s  Bond 
Hurst  Abraham  R.  clerk,  123  s  Paca 
HURST  &  CO.  importers  and  dealers  in  dry 

goods,  241  w  Baltimore 


GEO.  S.  PAGE  di  BRO.,  Mamifucturers    of  RooU   antl   Ruofiu^   Materials,  111    SmitU'* 
AVIutrf.    C.  HART  S9IITH,  Agent. 


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HYD 


Hurst  Ernest,  butcher,  216  Division 
Hurst  Jacob,  huckster,  169  Conway 
Hurst  John,  gunsmith,  36  Holiday  " 
Hurst  John  E.  (H.  &  Co.)  223  Madison  av 
Hurst  John,  office  241  w  Baltimore,  dw  Balti- 
more CO 
Hurst  Thos.  A.  paper  han2;er,  91  n  Schroeder 
Hurst  Wm.  R.  (H.&  Co.)  3.38  Lexington 
Hunt  Charlotte,  confectionery,  136  Hamburg 
Hurtt  Frank,  102  Low 
Hurtt  Henry  N.  hats  and  caps ,  224  w  Pratt 
Hurtt  James,  tinner,  102  Low 
Hurtt  Walter T.  hatter,  38  n  Greene 
Husband  Jacob  Lafetra,  bookkeeper,  346  w 

Lombard 
Husband    John   J.    civil  engineer,   over    11 

North,  dw  137  Park 
Husband  Mrs.  Mary  B.  346  w  Lombard 
Husgen  James,  port  monnaie  manuf.  ITH/;^  w 

Baltimore 
Hush  Henry,  cooper,  21  George 
Hush  John,  driver,  8  Gough 
Hushebeck  Augustus,  8  s  Poppleton 
Hushebeck  Mary  A.  confectionery,  7  s  Pop- 
pleton 
Husing  John  D.  361  w  Fayette 
Huskisson  Wm.  clerk,  Baltimoi-e  co 
Hussell  Caspar  J.  engineer,  187  s  Eutaw 
Hussell  John  C.  boarding,  119  n  Gay 
Hussey  Isaac,  machinist,  182  McHenry 
Hussey  James,  shoemaker,  12  Low 
Hussey  J.  Asahel,  carpenter,  Guilford  al 
Hussey  Mrs.  Susan,  38  s  Broadway 
Hussman  J.  H.  shoemaker,  263  s  Bond 
Hust  Wm.  tailor,  347  e  Lombard 
Huster  Andrew,  butcher,  37  Lexington  mar- 
ket, dw  193  Columbia 
Huster  Geo.  M.  salesman,  86  Cathedral 
Huster  Gotleib  J.  conductor,  15  McHenry 
Huster  Wm.  W   provisions,  86  Cathedral 
Husznetter  Geo.  porter,  7  Cowpen  al 
Hutchins  Alonzo,  clerk  Post  Office,  98  e  Bal- 
timore 
Hutchins   Charles,  bar  tender,  124  w  Balti- 
more 
Hutchins  Charles,  bar  tender,  14  Barnet 
Hutchins  Elizabeth,  dress  maker,  14  Barnet 
Hutchins   Francis  J.   brakesman,  25  Chats- 
worth 
Hutchins  J.  H.  (Ijams  &  H.)  49  Aisquith 
Hutchins    Lewis    H.   grocer,    233    n    Gay, 

dw  235 
Hutchins  Nicholas,  66  McElderry 
Hutchins  Richard,  painter,  7  Hill 
Hutchins   Robt.  W.  clerk,  159  e  Monument 
Hutchins  Robt.  cigar  maker,  14  Barnet 
Hutchins  Thos.   T.  attorney,  22  n  Charles, 

dw  132  Park 

HUTCHINSON    BROTHERS,    plumbing, 

ranges,  furnaces  and  stoves,  14  Light — [See 

front  inside  p.  of  cover.] 

Hutchinson  Elias  S.  (H.  Eros.)  46  Granby 

Hutchinson    Francis,  foreman  Maltby's,  32 

Stiles 
Hutchinson  Hayward  M.  (H.  Bros.)   113  s 

High 
Hutchinson  Jesse  L.  (H.  Bros.)  Baltimore  co 
Hutchinson  John  W.  carpenter,  73  n  Exeter 
Hutchinson  Robert,  soldier,  237  Cross 
Hutchinson  Thos.  cigar  maker,  339  Penna  av 
Hutchinson  Wm.  cattle  dealer,  674  Saratoga 
Hutchison  Charles  E.  (0.  A.  Ebert  &  Co.)  35 
Courtland 


Hute  Henry,  tailor,  230  e  Eager 
Huth  Jacob,  baker,  210  s  Ann 
Huth  Martin,  laborer,  296  Aliceanna 
Huth  Martin,  74  Somerset 
Huthman  John,  baker,ror  Eager  and  Aisquith 
Huthman  Michael,  tailor,  257  Aisquith 
Hutrick  Nicholas,  tailor,  259  e  Eager 
Hutson  Mrs.  Caroline,  37  s  Broadway 
Hutson  George,  boatman,  218  Bethel 
Hutson  Mrs.  M.  J.  milliner,  liS  n  Schroeder 
Hutson  Mrs.  Robert,  37  s  Broadway 
Huttcr  John,  shoemaker,  144  Lancaster 
Hutton  Andrew  J.  huckster,  34  Elizabeth  la 
Hutton  Andrew,  police,  395  Canton  av 
Hutton  Andrew,  brickmaker,  381  West 
Hutton  Mrs.  Ann,  167  Stirling 
Hutton  Catherine,  groceries  and   provisions, 

68  Penna  av 
Hutton  Jane,  123  Park 
Hutton  John  J.  bricklayer,  10  n  Bond 
Hutton  Joseph  G.  gas  inspector,  248  e  Biddle 
Hutton  N.  H.  civil  engineer,  217  Garden 
Hutton  Wilfred,  ropemkr,  188  Greenmount  av 
Hutton  Wm.  68  Pennsylvania  av 
Huttonberger  Wm.  cooper,  184  L.  Constitution 
Hutz  William,  tailor,  s  w  cor  Lombard  and 

Chapel 
Hutzler  A.  G.  (M.  H.  &  Son,)  71  n  Howard 
Hutzler  Anna,  132  s  Spring 
Hutzler  Charles  C.  clerk,  23  n  Eutaw 
Hutzler  Charles  G.  clerk,  230  n  Eutaw 
Hutzler  Jacob,  shoemaker,  39  Brown 
Hutzler  M.  &  Son,  embroideries,  trimmings 

and  fancy  goods,  71  n  Howard 
HUTZLER   MOSES,  trimmings  and  fancy 

goods,  23  n  Eutaw 
Huwens  John,  laborer,  481  n  Saratoga 
Huxford  Mrs.  Elizabeth,  266  e  Monument 
Huxley  John,  merchant  tailor,  55  n  Gay 
Huzza  Albert,  restaurant,  s  e  cor  Gay  and 

Madison 
Huzza  Columbus,  printer,  97  Chew 
Hyam  Abram,  paper  hanger,  24  Spring  row 
Hyams  Solomon,  tobacconist,  33  Courtland 
Hyatt  Alpheus,  (H.&  Stump,)  s  w  cor  Schroe- 
der and  Franklin 
HYATT  C.  C.  &  R.  H.  &  CO.  commission 
merchants,  over  147  w  Pratt,  dw  C.  C.  H., 
Bladensburg 
Hyatt  R.  H.,  (C.  C.  &  R.  H.  &  Co.,)  40  w 

Monument 
HYATT  &  STUMP,  wholesale  grocers,  56 

South 
Hybbeweth  Adolph,  jeweler,  n  w  cor  Eutaw 

and  Marion 
Hyde  Arnold  S.  clerk,  26  Pleasant 
Hyde  Benjamin  D.  dentist,  177  w  Biddle 
Hyde  Capt.  Edward  J.  71  Chew 
Hyde    Elizabeth,   variety   store,    175   Mont- 
gomery 
Hyde  Henry  K.  (Guyton  &  H.)  62  Hanover 
Hyde  Henry  W.  clerk,  62  Hanover 
Hyde  James,  furniture,  251  Light 
Hyde  Miss  Kate,  177  w  Biddle 
Hyde  Margaret,  116  n  Exeter 
Hyde  Mary,  dress  maker,  45  Holland 
Hyde  Moses,  clerk,  71  Chew 
Hyde  Oliver,  clerk,  51  n  High 
Hyde  Richard  H.  194  e  Monument 
Hydt  Samuel  G.  26  Pleasant 
Hyde  Samuel  N.  144  s  Broadway 
Hyde  Sarah,  140  n  High 
Hyde  Susan,  teacher,  128  n  High 


WM.  P.  WEBB,  Marine,  Fire  and  tiite  Insurance  Agent  and  Broker.    Agent 
Benefit  Ufe  Insurance  Co.,  Newark;,  N.  J.,"  89  Second  Street. 


'  Mutual 


HYD 


200 


IRE 


Hyde  Wm.  J. justice  peace,  136  Forrest  dw 
81  Chew 

Hyland  Christ,  curled  hair  maker,  925  w  Pratt 

HylaiidGeo.  R.  (H.  &  Woods,)  Baltimore  co 

Hyland  James,  carpenter,  102  s  Paca 

HYLAND  JACOB  &  CO.,  livery  stables,  24 
Conway,  dw  J.  H.  Bar  re  between  Sharp 
and  Howard 

Hyland  &  Woods,  general  merchandise  bro- 
kers, 1  Grocer's  Exchange 

Hyman  Wm.  C.  furniture  store,  71  Harrison 

Hyman  Wm.  C.  coach  maker,  7  Ensor 

Hymes  Emanuel,  umbrella  and  parasol  ma- 
ker, 33  Ensor 

Hymes  Joel,  umbrella  factory,  193  e  Pratt 

Hynes  Caleb  B.  assessor  Appeal  Tax  Court, 
Aliceanna  bet.  Chester  and  Boston 

Hynes  Daniel,  laborer,  61  s  Wolfe 

Hynes  John,  laborer,  83  Harrison 

Hynes  Joseph,  clerk,  455  Franklin 

Hynes   Thomas,  general  agent  and  collector, 

227  e  Baltimore. 
Hynes  Thomas,  silversmith,  227  e  Baltimore 
HYNSON  BENJAMIN  T.  paper  hanger  and 

Venetian  blind  maker,  54  n  Howard 
Hynson  John  R.  clerk,  79  Chew 
Hynson  Stanley  M.  clerk,  79  Chew 
Hynson  Wm.  G.  clerk,  54  n  Howard 
Hyser  Catherine,  huckster,  216  s  Bethel 
Hyser  Mary  A.  239  Franklin 
Hyson  Albert  S.  moulder,  55  York 
Hyson  Edw.  W.  boiler  maker,  75  Hamburg 
Hyson  James,  moulder,  109  Cross 
Hyson  Wm.  moulder,  28  e  Monument 
Hyson  Wm.  H.  moulder,  53  York 

1 

Iahins  Wm.  tailor,  rear  of  191  Aliceanna 

lams  Charles,  finisher,  38  s  Poppleton 

lams  Lizzie,  46  s  Poppleton 

lams  Wm.  blacksmith,  38  s  Poppleton 

Ibbott  Frederick,  80  Block 

Ichle  Mrs.  Christina,  71  Granby 

Iddings  Wm.  (B.  S.  &  W.  A.  Loney  &  Co.) 

228  Hollins 
Iding  J.  H.  supt.  Maryland  Penitentiary,  dw 

71  Harford  av 
Ide  Ernest,  cabinet  maker,  248  Canton  av 
Ide  Rev.  Wm.  274  Canton  av 
Iglehart  G.  Leslie,  (Duvall  &  [.)  264  w  Lom- 
bard 
Iglehart  John   P.   conductor  city   cars,    159 

Hollins 
Iglehart  Wm.  H.  clerk  Adams  Express,  151 

Barre 
Ighurst  Wm.  carpenter,  247  s  Broadway 
Igo   Michael,   grocery,    s  e  cor  Davis   and 

Foundry 
Igo     Emma,  bleaching    and    pressing,    137 

Lexington 
Ihde  Henry,  tobacconist  153  e  Baltimore 
Ijams  Alfred,  (L  &  Hutchins,^  2  Aisquith 
rjams  Franklin  F.  485  w  Fayette 
IJAMS  &  HUTCHINS,  grocers,  n  w  cor 

Gay  and  Front 
Ijams  Jacob  W.  painter,  1  s  Oregon 
Ijams  John  P.  carpenter,  230  Hollins 
Ijams  John  T.  clerk,  81  s  Exeter 
Ijams  John  P.  carpenter,  132  Hollins 
Ijams  Oliver,  grocery,  38  s  Republican 
Ijams  Wm.  H.  clerk  B.  «&.  0.  R.  R.  50  Fawn 
Ijams  Wiliam,  boot  fitter,  485  w  Fayette 

J.  HEUVRY  GIKSE,   Commission  Itlerclutut,   for  the  sole   of  Flour,  Grain,  Seeds,  &c. 
Rosendale  Cement  and  Calcined  Plaster  constantly  on  liand,  21  Spear's  WTaarf, 


Ijams  Wm.  Howard,  at  custom  house,  dw 

58  s  High 
Ilgenfritz  Geo.  J.  shipsmiih,  194  Register 
Iller  Henry,  cooper,  340  s  Charles 
Ilgenfritz  Agnes,  17  Shakspear 
Ilgenfritz  Marcellus  S.  butter,  56  n  Eutaw 
Ilgenfritz  Oliver,  ship  carp.  184  Eastern  av 
Imler  Charles,  piano  maker,  225  s  Paca 
llseman  August,  laborer,  6  Smith 
Imhof  George,  tailor,  19  Somerset 
Imhof  George,  tailor,  265  Aisquith 
Imhof  Mrs.  Mary,  tobacconist,  265  Aisquith 
Imhofe  Henry  H.  tavern,  23  w  Pratt 
Imhofc  John  G.  tavern,  40  w  Second 
Imhoff  George,  cutter,  265  Aisquith 
Imhoff  George,  laborer,  24  Harmony  la 
Imhoff  John,  laborer,  177  s  Wolfe 
Imhoff  John,  laborer,  400  Canton  av 
ImhoflfMrs.  seamstress,  384  Pennsylvania  av 
Imhoff  Sebastian,  soldier,  Payson  near  Pratt 
Imhoff  V.  183  s  Chapel 
Imrold  Henry,  laborer,  73  Harrison 
Imwald  Henry  S.  shoemaker,  200  e  Lombard 
Imwald  Mrs.  Mary  A.  confectionary,  550  w 

Calvert 
Independence  Hall,  n  w  cor  Gay  and  Fayette 
Independent  Grays  Armory,  142  nHigh 
INDEPEiNDENT  TELEGRAPH  CO..  gen- 
eral  office   21   South,   branch   office   Corn 
Exchange,  J.  N.  Worl,  manager 
Inderreiden  August  A.  clerk,  174  s  Charles 
Inderreiden     Charles     H.   gas  fitter,    173  s 

Charles 
Inderreiden  John  B.  clerk,  172  s  Charles 
Inderreiden  Joseph,  hatter,  173  s  Charles 
INDIVIDUAL    ENTERPRIZE    STEAM- 
BOAT CO.,  Light  St.  whf,  foot  of  Camden 
Inenstroza  Jenkins,  cigar  maker,  61  President 
Inemer  Lewis,  cabinet  maker,  48  Somerset 
Inerst  Mrs.  Arabella,  tailoress,  89  Pierce 
Infang  Frederick,  tailor,  18  Granby 
ING  JOHN  H.  attorney  at  law,  59}^  w  Fa- 
yette, dw  Biddle  opp.  Tessier 
Ing  Edward,  collector,  40  s  Exeter 
Ing  Wm.  bookkeeper  B.  0.&  R.  R.  33  Fawn 
Ingalls  Diamond,  stone  cutter,  379  w  Diamond 
Ingalls  John,  clerk,  379  w  Lombard 
Ingells  Charity,  13  Townsend 
Ingells  Harriet,  13  Townsend 
Ingham  William,  grocery,  70  Hill 
Ingle  H.  L.  B.  laborer,  19  New  Church 
Ingle  Rev.  Osborne,  40  Lexington 
Ingle   Wm.    P.   3d  bookkeeper    Merchants' 

Bank,  342  n  Eutaw 
Inglesby  Mary,  milliner,  lis  High 
Ingleson  Jno.  C.  puddler,  80  s  Ann 
Ingleson  Mrs.  Judith,  80  s  Ann 
INGLIS  GEORGE,  ladies  shoemaker,  81  w 

Fayette 
Ingram  Eliza,  shirt  maker,  10  Lanvale 
Inloes  F.  H.  salesman,  24  Mulberry 
Inloes  Dr.  Henry  A.  92  s  Broadway 
Inloes  J.  S.  24  Mulberry 
Inloes  Mrs.  Mary,  333  e  Baltimore 
Inman  Capt.  Barton,  mariner,  31  Henrietta 
INNES  WM.  M.  book  and  job  printer,  over 
164  w  Baltmiorc,  Adams  Express  building, 
dw  603  w  Fayette 
Innes  Allen  L.  printer,  32  Hanover 
Insco  James  H.  laborer,  416  Light 
Insco  John  W.  foundryman,  416  Light 
Insley  Wm.  junk,  26  Williamson 
Irelan  C.  Davis,  Gov't  employ,  212  Lee 


IRE 


201 


JAG 


Irelan  David,  wholesale  manuf.  fine  boots  and 

shoes,  over  347  w  Baltimore,  dw  79  Pine 
Ireland  Edward,  232  n  Howard 
Ireland  Elizabeth  P.  fancy  goods,  32  n  Greene 
Ireland   John   H.  cigars  and  tobacco,   32  n 

Greene 
Ireland  John  B.  marble  cutter,  2  Bedford  al 
Ireland  Samuel  R.  bricklayer,  77  Chew 
Iring  Jerome,  cooper,  143  s  Spring 
Irish  Theodore,  train  dispatcher,  157  n  Gay 
Ironmonger  Cornelius  M.  clerk,  59  w  Riddle 
Ironmonger  Edward  L.  produce  dealer,  n  e  cor 

Charles  and  Saratoga,  dw  59  w  Biddle 
Ironmonger  Edwd  S.  clerk,  59  w  Biddle 
Irons  Emanuel,  Patterson  Park  House,  2  Gist 
Irons  Horatio,  of  tobacce  warehouse  No.  1, 

487  e  Baltimore 
Irons  John  T.  bricklayer,  s  e  cor  Orleans  and 

Spring 
Irons  Robert,  shoemaker,  487  e  Baltimore 
Irons  Robert,  of  tobacco  warehouse  No.  1, 

487  e  Baltimore 
Irons  Thomas,  bricklayer,  s  e  cor  Orleans  and 


Irons  Wm.  H.  bricklayer,  s  e  cor  Orleans  and 

Spring 
Irvin  George  W.  (Mathers  &  I.)  363  w  Fayette 
Irvin  Jacob  H .  rigger,  73  Hamburg 
Irvin  James  H.  confectioner,  14  s  Howard 
Irvin  John  A.  confectioner,  95  n  Charles 
Irvin  Laura,  seamstress,  47  Park 
Irvin  Levin,  sailmaker,  14  Gough 
Irvin  Smith,  clerk,  42  s  Sharp 
Irvine  A.  Smith,  clerk,  42  s  Sharp 
Irving  Ambrose  M.  justice  of  the  peace,  47  n 

Eutaw,  dw  111  n  Howard 
Irving  Edward,  clerk,  82  s  Bond 
Irving  Edward  F.  machinist,  15  Union 
Irving  Elizabeth  E.,  3  Grundy 
Irving  Thomas  J.  bookkeeper,  22  Aisq^uith 
Irving  Thomas  W.  police,  225  n  Carolme 
Irving  Wm.  soldier,  248  e  Fayette 
Irwin  Anna,  218  Madison  av 
Irwin  Geo.  W.  machinist,  109  Grundy 
Irwin  Henry,  31  Neighbor 
Irvin  Henry  J.  bookkeeper,  214  Madison  av 
Irwin  James,  gas  fitter,  62  Holland 
Irwin  James,  (McLaughlin  &  J.,)  62  Holland 
Irwin  John,  clerk,  41}.^  German 
Irwin  Robert,  tavern,  Falls  road  near  tollgate 
Isaac  Mrs.  Cecelia,  nurse,  30  n  Oregon 
Isaac  Mrs.  Sarah,  95  s  Paca 
Isaacs  Elizabeth,  boarding  70  n  Calvert 
Isaac,  tailor,  51  Marion 
Jonathan,  carpenter,  91  n  Greene 
Isaacs  Jonathan,  carpenter,  83  George,  dw  186 

Chatsworth 
Isaacs  Nathan,  cigar  maker,  7  Watson 
Isele  George,  butcher,  38  Dolphin 
Iserman  Haine,  stone  cutter,  127  Lexington 
Isett  John  J.  fireman,  U.  S.  N.,  178  Dover 
Isett  John,  178  Dover 
Isfelt  Isaac,  dry  goods,  218  s  Bond 
Isler  Michael,  laborer,  99  n  Paca 
Ison  Wm.  H.  coach  maker,  338  Aisquith 
Israel  Arad,  clerk,  131  McCuUoh 
Israel  &  Co.  photographists,  over  125  w  Bal- 
timore 
Israel  Edward,  clerk,  49  Granby 
Israel  Edward,  attorney,  34  St.  Paul,  dw  51 

Lexington 
ISRAEL  FIELDER  &  SONS,  conveyancers, 
n  w  cor  St.  Paul  and  Fayette 


Israel  John  R.  (Fielder  I.  &  Sons,)  131  Mc- 

Culloh 
Israel  Stephen  G.  (I.  &  Co.)  141  n  Calvert 
Israel  Thomas  B.  (Fielder  I.  &  Sons,)  120  n 

Paca 
Israel  Wm.  H.  118  n  Greene 
Itner  John  A.  cabinet  maker,  175  West 
Itson  John  H.  rigger,  10  Essex 
Itzel  Casper,  stone  cutter,  275  Orleans 
Itzel  Peter,  barber,  117  e  Pratt 
Ivers  Michael,  ship  carpenter,  374  Eastern  av 
Iverson  Thomas,  pedler,  155  s  Charles 
Ives  John  A.  engineer,  41  n  High 
IVES  WM.  M.  brass  founder,  11  n  Frederick, 

dw  41  n  High 
Izefelt  Caroline,  dry  goods  and  umbrellas,  218 

s  Bond 
Izer  George,  coachmaker,  307  e  Eager 
Ixmeyer  John,  laborer,  10  Shakspear 


Jackel  Fred'k,  whitewasher,  7  New  Church 
Jackel  John  Jacob,  druggist,  26  Hanover,  dw 

224  s  Sharp 
Jackel  Wm.  tailor,  5  New  Church 
Jacksch  Theodore,  baker,  365  Canton  av 
Jackson  Arthur  H.  clerk,  s  e  cor  Taylor  and 

Gorsuch  avs.  Homestead 
Jackson  Albert  W.  contractor  public  works, 

15  n  Bond 
Jackson  Aquilla,  machinist,  306  Franklin 
Jackson  Alfred,  laborer,  312  Canton  av 
Jackson  Andrew  huckster,  170  n  High 
Jackson  Arthur,  printer,  85  s  Bond 
Jackson  Charles,  copper  plate  engraver,  dw 

112  s  Bond 
JACKSON    CHARLES    M.   &    CO.    ship 
chandlers  and  grocers,  cor  Smith's  whf  and 
Pratt 
Jackson  Charles  M.  (C.  M.  J.  &  Co.)  Balti- 
more CO 
Jackson  Elizabeth,  85  s  Bond 
Jackson  Mrs.  Elizabeth,  30  Josephine 
Jackson  Elizabeth,  teacher,  470  w  Lexington 
Jackson  Frances,  tavern.  Bell  al 
Jackson  Frederick  L.  10  McCuUoh 
Jackson  George,  clerk,  148  Lee 
Jackson  George  W.  blacksmith,  88  Plum  al 
Jackson  George  W.  cattle  dealer,  508  w  Lex- 
ington 
Jackson  George,  laborer,  11  Low 
Jackson  George  H.  salesman,  217  Saratoga 
Jackson  George,  composition  roofer,  148  Lee 
Jackson  H.  M.  clerk,  Baltimore  co 
Jackson  Mrs.  Henry  F.  78  w  Monument 
Jackson  Isaac,  painter,  304  William 
Jackson  James,  laborer,  84  s  Luzerne,  Canton 
Jackson  James  F.  (of  Samuel,)  86  s  Eden 
Jackson  James  F.  tailor,  68  Buren 
JACKSON,  JAMES  M.  grocer,  199  e  Balti- 
more, dw  211 
Jackson  James,  coachmaker,  Paca  near  Pratt, 

dw  217  Saratoga 
Jackson  James,  police,  88  Henrietta 
Jackson  James  G.  painter,  83  Columbia 
Jackson  James  R.  58  Conway 
Jackson  Jesse,  puddler,155s  Washington  F.P, 
Jackson  John  D.  carpenter,  122  e  Monument 
Jackson  John  J.  clerk,  224  s  Sharp 
Jackson  Mrs.  Julia  A.  85  n  Greene 
JACKSON  JOHN  A.  real  estate  broker  and 
agent,  38  St.  Paul 


GSO.  S.  PAGE  &  BRO.,  Manufacturers    of  Roofs   and  Roofing  Materials,  111   Smltb's 
Wliarf.    C.  HART  SBHTH,  Agent. 


JAC 


202 


JAM 


Jackson  John  S.  boot  fitter,  30  Josephine 
Jackson  John  R.  soldier,  197  Preston 
Jackson  John  W.  soldier,  229  Peirce 
Jackson  Mrs.  John  J.  261  e  Pratt 
Jackson  Joseph,  laborer,  5  IJounty  la 
Jackson  Joseph  H.,  U.  S.  N.  227  e  Pratt 
Jackson  Joshua  B.  wagon  master,   U.  S.  A. 

242  n  Caroline 
Jackson  Mrs.  Julia,  16  s  Bond 
Jackson  Mary,  provisions,  242  n  Caroline 
Jackson  Matilda,  16  s  Bond 
Jackson  Mrs.  Rebecca,  470  Lexington 
Jackson  Robert,  shoemaker,  173  e Monument, 

dw  242 
Jackson  Samuel,  cutlerand  surgical  instrument 
maker,  194  w  Baltimore,  dw  126  w  Fayette 
Jackson  Samuel  A.  ship  joiner,  53  Columbia 
Jackson   Samuel  S.  shoemaker,  242  e  Monu- 
ment 
Jackson  Stephen  M.  10  McCulloh 
Jackson  Susan,  tavern,  133  Eastern  av 
Jackson  Wm.  ambrotypist,  108  n  Bond 
Jackson  Wm.   A.  carpenter,  16  Baker  ct 
Jackson  Wm.  B.  cigar  maker,  159  n  Central  av 
Jackson  Wm.  L.  painter,  187  Preston 
Jackson  Wm.  R.  clerk,  7  n  Exeter 
Jackson   Zachariah,  puddler,  50  Aliceanna, 

Canton 
Jacob  Elizabeth,  160  Cross 
Jacob  George,  brick  moulder,  160  Cross 
Jacob  George,  vinegar  maker,  117  Harford  av 
Jacob  John  F.  harness  maker,  31  Centre  Mar- 
ket space 
Jacob  John,  tailor,  22  Harmony  la 
Jacob  John,  shoemaker,  44  s  Bond 
Jacob  John,  brick  moulder,  160  Cross 
Jacob  John,  shoemaker,  61  s  Fremont 
Jacob  John  G.  piano  maker,  274  Lee 
Jacob  Lorenz,  laborer,  32  Union 
Jacob  Milgar,  milkman,  136  French 
Jacob  Mordecai,  brickmaker,  407  Light 
Jacob  Samuel,  grocery,  77  Harrison 
Jacob  Vlcit,  laborer,  401  w  Pratt 
Jacob  Wm.  upholsterer,  32  Leadenhall 
Jacobi  Lieut.  Chas.  G.  L.,  U.  S.  A.,  21  Pearl 
Jacobi  Mrs.  Elizabeth,  21  Pearl 
Jacobi  George,  (Blome  &  J.)  445  w  Baltimore 
Jacobi   Jacob,  tailor,  21  L.  McEiderry 
Jacobi  William,  bakery,  3  n  High 
Jacobs  Andrew,  porter,  32  Union 
Jacobs  Baitzer,  fresco  painter,  191  Aliceanna 
Jacobs  George,  machinist,  59  Preston 
Jacobs   Harman,   master  marines,  297  Cen- 
tral av 
Jacobs  Jacob,  296  s  Ann 
Jacobs  James  M.  carpenter,  2  e  Lombard,  and 
Assistant  City  Commissioner,  dw60Granby 
Jacobs  James  E.  confectioner,  108  Preston 
Jacobs  John  M.  tailor,  173  Ensor 
Jacobs  John,  shoemaker,  44  s  Bond 
Jacobs  John,  tailor,  29  Harrison 
Jacobs  John  H.  carpenter,  304  Franklin 
Jacobs  John  P.  carpenter,  6  Ramsay 

Jacobs ship  carpenter,  126  s  Broadway 

Jacobs  John,  tailor,  97  Peach  al 
Jacobs  John,  tavern,  8  Walnut  al 
Jacobs  Mrs.  Margaret,  80  n  Schroeder 
Jacobs  Matthias,  shoemaker,  80  n  Schroeder 
Jacobs  Myer,  15  w  Second 
Jacobs  William,  carpenter,  60  Granby 
Jacobs  William,  upholsterer,  32  Leadenhall 
Jacobs  Zechariah,  sr.  carpenter,  6  Ramsay 
Jacobs  Zechariah,  jr.  carpenter,  6  Ramsay 


Jacobsen  Mrs.  Henry  G.  166  w  Fayette 

Jacobsen  John  J    166  w  Fayette 

Jacowitz  Waldren,  shoemaker,  189  Castle  al 

Jaeger  Edward,  tobacconist,  21  e  Baltimore 

Jaeger  George,  soldier,  Boston  near  Eastern  av 

Jaeger  William,  laborer,  244  s  Dallas 

Jaeger  Wm.  G.  W.,  U.  S.  Com.  Agent  at  St. 

Domingo,  58  Lee 
Jagel  John,  laborer,  30  Scott 
Jager  Charles,  carpenter,  Frederick  road,  near 

Isttollgatc 
Jager  John,  carver,  22  e  Baltimore 
JAGMETTI  JOSHUA,  groceries  and  liquor, 

n  w  cor  Exeter  and  Eastern  av 
Jakel  William,  barber,  66  Thames 
Jalm  Mrs.  Mary,  grocery  213  Henrietta 
Jalm  William,  tailor,  213  Henrietta 
Jamar  Mary  E.  218  n  Eden 
Jamart  Louis  A,  clerk,  41  n  Front 
James  Mrs.  Ann  M.  130  s  Bond 
James  Mrs.  Ann,  dressmaker,  74  Park 
James  Ann  Maria,  130  s  Bond 
James  Benjamin,  coppersmith,  8  Cuba 
James  B.  Harry,  dep.  clerk,  Superior  Court, 

181  Saratoga 
James  &  Co.  boat  builders,  158  Thames 
James  Daniel,  shoemaker.  164  Chesnut 
James  Daniel,  (Henry  J.  &   Co.)   Aliceanna 

between  Albemarle  and  Exeter 
James  David,  coppersmith,  5  Nicholson 
James  Edward  C.  tailor,  156  n  Fremont 
James  Gilbert  C.   tobacco,  cigars,  snuff,  &c., 

s  w  cor  Lombard  and  High,  dw  33  s  High 
James  George,  153  Aisquith 
James  Harriet  VV.  334  n  Gay 
James  Henry  &  Co.  lumber  merchants,  Alice- 
anna, betw.  Albemaele  and  Exeter,  dw  H.  J. 
194  w  Lombard 
James  Henry  C.  discount  clerk  Bank  of  Balti- 
more, Baltimore  co 
James   Isaac,    assistant  U.   S.   assessor,    47 

George 
James  Isaac  D.  engineer,  386  Lexington 
James  Isabel  tailoress,  481  Light 
James  John,  boat  builder,  202  s  Ann 
James  John  L.  cooper,  634  Light 
James  John,  coach  trimmer,  702  Saratoga 
James  John,  cooper,  164  s  Regester 
James  John  W.  (Warfield  &  J.  )  Baltimore  co 
James  John  A.  carpenter,  1  Columbia 
James  John  W.  carpenter,  Francis  near  Madi- 
son la 
James  Jones,  shirt  cutter,  297  Light 
James  Levi  (J.  &  Co.)  98  s  High 
James  Mrs.  Louisa,  13  Walker 
James  Mary,  seamstress,  66  Mulberry 
James  Mrs.  Mary,  1  Columbia 
James  Richard,  hatter,  281  n  Eutaw 
James  Richard  J.  soldier,  13  Walker 
James  Robert  M.   cigars  and  tobacco,   97  w 

Lombard,  dw  130  s  Bond 
JAMES  THOMAS  C.  warden  Baltimore  City 

Jail,  dw  same 
James  Thomas  laborer,  169  York 
James  Thomas,  fire  brick  manufacturer,  Clin- 
ton s  of  Boston 
James  Wm.  H.  clerk,  181  Saratoga 
James  Wm.T.laljorer,  164  Washington,  F.H. 
James  Wm.  H.  clerk,  74  Park 
James  Wm.  T.  butter  and  milk,  n  w  cor  Eden 

and  Jefferson 
Jameson  Andrew,  (J.&  Brown,)  234  w  Biddle 
Jameson  Archibald,  finisher,  77  n  Amity 


IVM.  P.  WEKU,  Marine,  !<'irc  and  Life  IiiHiu-oi»ce  AgciU  and  Broker.     Agent  "Mutual 
Benefit  Life  Insurance  Co.,  Newark,  IV.  J.,"  89  Second  Sti-eet. 


JAM 


203 


JEN 


Jameson  &  Brown,  coal,  30  w  Biddle  and  253 

Lexington 
Jameson  Chas.  M.  entry  clerk  custom  house, 

129  Mulberry 
Jameson  John  W.  saddles  and  harness,  90  n 

Howard,  dw  140  Pearl 
Jameson  Harriet  M.  140  Pearl 
Jameson  Wm.  140  Pearl 
JAMET  Dr.  EDWARD,  surgeon  and  den- 
tist, 92  n  Charles 
Jamieson  Alexander,  musician,  58  Hillen 
Jamison  Andrew,  grocer,  156  n  Front 
Jamison  Mrs.  C.  C.  49  Mount  Vernon  place 
Jamison  Charles,  clerk,  129  Mulberry 
Jamison  D.  grocer,  418  Lexington 
Jamison  John,  86  n  Calvert 
Jamison  Joseph,  clerk  Bank  of  Baltimore,  n 

e  cor  Lexington  and  Charles 
Jamison  John,  cooper,  s  e  cor  Holiday  and 

Bath 
Jamison  Mary  A.  tailoress,  142  Raborg 
Jamison  Mrs.  Robert,  hacks,  16  s  High 
Jamison  Wm.  J.  paper  carrier,  413  Lexington 
Jamison  Wm.  mariner,  9  s  Eden 
Jandorf  Reuben,  boots  and  shoes,  180  w  Pratt, 

dw  39  e  Lombard 
Janes  Henry,  (E.  Pratt  &  Bro.)  108  St.  Paul 
Janney  Johns  H.  (Hopkins  &  J.)  87  n  Paca 
JANNEY  R.  M.  coal  dealer,  19)^  South,  dw 

87  n  Paca 
JANNEY  WM.  W.  drugs,  oils,  paints,  &c, 

cor  Bowly'swhf  and  Pratt,  dw  n  e  cor  Pratt 

and  Castle  al 
Janney  Wm.  H.  31  s  Sharp 
Janowitz  Simon,  watchmaker,  137  w  Lombard 
Jansen  Thomas,  laborer,  309  Aliceanna 
January  Charles,  shoemaker,  276  n  Eutaw 
January  George,  shoemaker,  247  w  Hoffman 
Janvier  Edmond  De  H.  clerk,  173  w  Biddle 
Janvier  Perryguinn,  173  w  Biddle 
JARBOE  Rev.  JOHN  R.,  Balto.  Collegiate 

Institute,  29  s  Sharp 
Jarboe  John  W.  barber,  238  Lexington 
Jarboe  "Vernon  C.  clerk,  29  s  Sharp 
Jarden  Samuel,  house  furnishing  goods,  89 

Hanover 
JARRETT  ASBURY,  clothier,  10  and  12  e 

Baltimore 
Jarrett  A.  B.  33  n  Front 
Jarrett  G.  A.  fireman,  186  Penna.  av 
Jarrett  Henry  C.  theatrical  agt,  508  w  Fayette 
JARRETT  I^EFEVER,  clothing,  126  w  Bal- 
timore, dw  251  Saratoga 
Jarvis  Amos,  cooper,  100  Hill 
Jarvis  Building,  n  w  cor  Baltimore  and  North 
Jarvis  Mrs.  N.  S.,  Eager  near  Charles 
Jarvis  Mrs.  Sarah,  144  Columbia 
Jarvis  U.  S.  Hospital,  Baltimore  near  Fulton 
Jason  John,  watchman,  274  s  Broadway 
Jatho  Henry,  watchmaker,  42^^  e  Baltimore, 

dw  43  Fawn 
Javins   Granderson,  shoemaker,  209   Forrest 
Jay  Chas.  E.  currier  and  tanner,  131  s  Eden 
Jay  Saml.  I.  chandelier  cleaner,  235   s  Wolfe 
Jay  Stephen  P.  gilder,  206  Gough 
Jay  Thos.  W.  clerk,  190  Hanover 
Jay  Wm.  H.  cigar  maker,  190  Hanover 
.  Jeager  Anthony,  confectioner,  47  Hill 
Jean  Ichabod,  builder,  226  n  Eutaw 
Jeaneret  L.  P.  &  Co.  French  bakery,  163  n 

.  Eutaw 
Jeaneret  Louis  P.  (L.  P.  J.  «fc  Co.)  163  n 

Eutaw 


Jeanneret  Mad.  Euvina,  ladies  hair  dressing, 

54)^  n  Charles 
Jeanneret    Zelim,  watchmaker,  over    209  w 

Baltimore,  dw  54^^  n  Charles 
Jeanty  Wm.  hair  dresser,  basement  n  w  cor 
Baltimore   and   Charles,  dw  Fayette  e   of 
Howard 
Jefferis  James,  cattle  dealer,  285  HoUins 
Jeffers  Mrs.  Eliza,  tailoress,  230  Columbia 
Jeffers  Franklin,  cigar  maker,  230  Columbia 
Jeffers  James  R.  nightman,  310  e  Fayette 
Jeffers  John  E.  machinist,  41  s  Oregon 
Jeffers  Joseph  M.  moulder,  230  Columbia 
Jeffers  Joseph,  38  s  Wolfe 
Jeffers  Madison,  agent,  163  w  Biddle 
Jeffers  Peter,  drayman,  92  Mullikin 
Jefferson  Danl.  J.  clerk,  18  s  Bond 
Jefferson  James,  huckster,  18  s  Bond 
Jefferson  John  B.  H.  pharmaceutist,  cor  Fay- 
ette and  Washington,  F.  P. 
Jefferson  Joseph  A.  painter,  cor  Fayette  and 

Washington,  F.  P. 
Jefferson  M.   E.  Church,  cor  Bond  and  Jef- 
ferson 
Jefferson  Noah,  trader,  141  Bank 
Jefferson  Saml.  R.  huckster,  18  s  Bond 
Jefferson  Thomas,  shoemaker,  363  e  Fayette 
Jefferey  J.  W.  at  public  store,  23  n  Calvert 
Jeffery  Alfred,  clerk  N.  C.  R.  R.  dw  Franklin 

hotel 
Jefferys  Thos.  R.  sign  and  ornamental  painter, 
s  w  cor  North  and  Fayette,  up   stairs,  dw 
120  n  Central  av 
Jeffrey  Thos.  B  engineer,  Mount  Royal  foot 

of  McMechin 
Jeffries  Alexander,  laborer,  7  Wyeth 
Jeffries  Geo.  W.  soldier,  121  n  Broadway 
Jeffries  Jas.  H.  clerk,  121  n  Broadway 
Jeffries  John,  huckster,  292  Light 
Jeffries  Mrs.  Mary  E.  121  n  Broadway 
Jeffries  Maj.N.L.,  A.  A.  P.  M.  Genl.  for 
Delaware  and  Maryland,  54  w  Fayette,  dw 
381^  w  Baltimore 
Jeffries  Wm.  H.  clerk,  121  n  Broadway 
Jeffry  Anthony,  laborer,  402  West 
Jeffry  Joseph,  hoop  poles,  402  West 
Jelley  Daniel,  carter,  229  Light 
Jelley  Elizabeth  S.  7  Armistead  la 
Jelley  Geo.  boiler  maker,  7  Armistead  la 
Jelley  Hugh,  boiler  maker,  7  Armistead  la 
Jelley   James,  medical  student,  147   Camden 
Jelley  John  A.  boiler  maker,  7  Armistead  la 
Jelley  Saml.  boiler  maker,  7  Armistead  la        ' 
Jelley  Wm.  collector,  6  n  Washington 
Jelliff  Aaron,  property  agent,  Gittings  Build- 
ings, s  e  cor    Second   and  South,  dw  6  n 
Washington,  F.  P. 
Jemison  James,  plumber,  79  Watson 
Jemison  Wm.  soldier,  108  n  Schroeder 
Jenkins  Adam,  laborer,  13  McElderry 
Jenkins  Alfred  A.  painter,  60  n  Broadway 
Jenkins  Alfred,  jr.  clerk,  n  e  cor  Greene  and 

Mulberry 
Jenkins  Alfred,  (Edward  J.  &  Sons,)  n  e  cor 

Greene  and  Mulberry 
Jenkins  Ann  E.  359  Light 
JENKINS  ANTHONY  H.  172  n  Calvert 
Jenkins   Austin,   (Edward  J.  &   Sons,)  128 

Park 
Jenkins  Austin,  jr.  clerk,  128  Park 
Jenkins  Benj.  W.  clerk,  54  St.  Paul 
Jenkins  Charles,  carpenter,  345  Franklin 
Jenkins  Constantine,  hatter,  18  Ogston 


WM.  P.  "WEBB,  Slarine,  Fire  and  lilfe  InsnraMce  Agent  and  Broker.    Agent  "  Mutual 
Benefit  lafe  Insurance  Co.,  Nevrark,  W.  J.,"  89  Second  Street. 


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JOG 


Jenkins  Conway  M,  clerk,  69  Cathedral 
Jenkins   Daniel,    (J,  &  Williams,)  dw  101  s 

Paca 
Jenkins  Edward  A.  clerk,  204  n  Charles 
Jenkins  E.  Courtney,  clerk,  82  n  Greene 
Jenkins    Edward,   of   James,  clerk,    204    n 

Charles 
JENKINS   EDWARD  &  SONS,  importers 

and  dealers  in  saddlery  and  coach  hardware, 

180  w  Baltimore 
JENKINS  EDWARD,  hides,  oil  and  leather, 

13  Cheapside,  dw  82  n  Greene 
Jenkins  Edward  F.   (Edward  J.  &  Sons,)  99 

w  Monument 
Jenkins  Elizabeth,  milliner,  480  w  Baltimore 
Jenkins  Enoch  F.  hatter.  Point  la 
Jenkins  Fannie  H.  145  w  Fayette 
Jenkins  Dr,  Felix,  146  w  Fayette 
Jenkins  Geo.  C.  clerk,  167  St.  Paul 
Jenkins   Geo.  Taylor,   dry  goods,   over  241 

and  243  w  Baltimore,  dw  69  Cathedral 
JENKINS  HENRY   W.  cabinet  maker,  16 

Light,  dw  56  Lee 
Jenkins  Henry,  bartender,  11  Centre  Market 

space 
JENKINS  HUGH  &  CO.  shipping  and  com- 
mission merchants,  18  Second 
Jenkins  Hugh  (H.  J.  &  Co.)  54  St.  Paul 
Jenkins   Hugh,  jr.  (Hugh  J.  &  Co.)  95  n 

Charles 
JENKINS  JAMES  W.   coal  dealer,  67  w 

Second,  dw  204  n  Charles 
Jenkins  James  H.  plasterer,  13  s  Caroline 
Jenkins  James  T.  ship  joiner,  102  s  Castle 
Jenkins  John  E.  R.  147  n  High 
Jenkins  John  W.  (Grinnell&  J.)  99  Cathedral 
Jenkins  John  W.  laborer,  259  Light 
Jenkins  John  S.  63  St.  Paul 
Jenkins  J.   Strieker,   (Hugh  J.  &  Co.)  63  St. 

Paul 
Jenkins  John,  copper  smelter,  Clinton  s   of 

Boston 
Jenkins  Joseph  W.  (Poland,  J.  &  Co.,)  97  w 

Monument 
Jenkins  Joseph  W.  clerk,  167  St.  Paul 
Jenkins   Joseph   B.   painter,   10  s   Caroline, 

dwl3 
Jenkins  Levins  H.  ship  carpenter,  9  Henrietta 
Jenkins  Mary  E.  shoebinder,  151  n  Exeter 
Jenkins  Michael,  clerk,  167  St.  Paul 
JENKINS  MICHAEL  COURTNEY,  attor- 
ney at  law,  3  Spurrier's  ct,   Lexington,  dw 

47  Courtland 
Jenkins  M.  W.   saddles,  harness  and  trunks, 

10  South,  dw  145  w  Fayette 
Jenkins  Oliver,  painter,  60  n  Broadway 
Jenkins  Rachel,  tailoress,  103  Chatsworth 
Jenkins  Richard,  copper  smelter,  St.  Charles 

Hotel,  L:  p. 
Jenkins  Robert  M.  painter,  78  n  Pine 
Jenkins  Thomas  C.  jr.  167  St.  Paul 
Jenkins  Thos.  C.  (Poland,  J.  &  Co.)  167  St. 

Paul 
Jenkins  Thomas  P.  of  custom  house,  325  w 

Fayette 
Jenkins  Thos.  W.  clerk,  56  Lee 
Jenkins  Thos.  glass  blower,  Stockholm  near 

Eutaw 
Jenkins  Thos.   sup't  Madison  av  R.  R.  Co. 

dw  578  Penna.  av 
Jenkins  Thos.  R.  (George  &  J.)  75  Centre 
Jenkins  Thos.  coach  maker,    147  n  High,  dw 

145 


Jenkins  Wm.  M.    butter  and  cheese,  313  s 

Bond 
Jenkins  Wm.  clerk,  101  s  Paca 
Jenkins  Wm.  clerk,  168  e  Eager 
Jenkins  Wm.  T.  machinist,  133  a  Caroline 
Jenkins  Wm.  M.  cooper,  cor  West  and  Rus- 
sell, dw  480  w  Baltimore 
JENKINS  &  WILLIAMS,  grocers  and  com- 
mission merchants,  115  Light-st  wharf 
Jenks  John  N.  soldier,  35  Abbott 
Jenness  John  A.  clerk  in  market,  78  Chew 
Jennings  Mrs.  Bridget,  52  Hull 
Jennings  Geo.  carter,  202  Hollins 
Jennings  Grason,  engineer,  202  Hollina 
Jennings  John  W.  printer,  11  n  Front 
Jennings  John,  machinist,  554  w  Lombard 
Jennings  John,  porter,  184  Harford  av 
Jennings  Luke,  laborer,  50  O'Donnell 
Jennings  Joseph,  laborer,  36  Lemmon 
Jennings  Mrs.  Mary,  40  Somerset 
Jennings  Michael  P.  huckster,  82  Harford  av 
Jennings  Maria,  51  n  Frederick 
JENNINGS  N.  HYNSON  &  CO.  apotheca- 
ries, 88  n  Charles 
Jennings  N.  Hynson,  (N.  H.  J.  &  Co.)  88  n 

Charles 
Jennings  Patrick,  laborer,  12  Buren 
Jennings  Robert,  shoemaker,  3  Anthony 
Jennings  Robert,  shoemaker,  58  s  Bethel 
Jennings  Rubinia,  tailoress,  12  Orleans 
Jennings  Samuel  T.  bitters,  11  n  Front 
Jenning  Susan,  462  w  Lombard 
Jerger  Chas.  tavern,  67  Centre  Market  space 
Jerrold  Douglas   E.  draftsman,  Johnson  near 

West 
Jerningham  J,  A.  C.  periodicals,  123  e  Balti- 
more 
Jervis  Jas.  file  maker,  70  Washington,  F.  H. 
Jervis  Mrs.  Hannah,  70  Washington,  F.  H. 
Jervis  Wm.  file  cutter,  197Montgomery 
Jessop  Mrs.  Ann,  126  n  Fremont 
Jessop  Edward,  52  s  Sharp 
Jessop  Richard  0.  268  Hollins 
Jessop  Samuel,  moulder,  682  Mulberry 
Jessop  Wm.  W.  blacksmith,  419  Lexington 
Jeston  Joseph,  75  n  Exeter 
Jetton  Daniel,  mariner,  625  w  Pratt 
Jetner  George,  shoemaker,  126  Vine 
Jevens  John  W.   gas  fitter  and  fixtures,   n   e 
cor  St.  Paul  and  Bank  la,  dw  s  e  cor  Frank- 
lin and  Fulton 
Jewish   Synagogue,   High   between    Fayette 

Low 
Jewish  Synagogue,  Eden  between  Baltimore 

and  Lombard 
Jewish  Synagogue,  se  cor  Lloyd  and  Watson 
Jhehr  Leopold,  butcher,  422  Penna.  av 
Jiggin  Anson,  laborer,  8  Pleasent  al 
Jillard  John,  48  e  Baltimore 
Jillard  Wm.  H.  (G.  R.  Dodge  &  Co.)  42  w 

Baltimore 
Jingling  Henry,  laborer,  stall  18  Point  Market, 

dw  249  s  Broadway 
Joa  John,  laborer,  29  Jordan  al 
Joahan  Louis,  cab.  maker,  201  Montgomery 
Joarden  Joseph,  cabinet  maker,  321  IVIulberry 
Job  Rebecca,  tailoress,  8  s  Ann 
Jochim   Leonard,   sugar    refiner,  57   Centre. 

Market  space 
Jockel  Alex,  shoemaker,  215  Pierce 
Jockel  George,  baker,  204  s  Sharp 
Jockel  Geo.  W.  baker,  204  s  Sharp 
Joekel  Jacob,  painter,  68  Mulberry 


J»  HENRT  GIESE,  Conunlssion  Merchant,   for  the  sale   of  Flour,  Grain,  Seeds,  &c. 
Rouendale  Cement  and  Calcined  Pla4t«r  constantly  on  hand,  SI  Spear's  Wluurf. 


JOC 


205 


JOH 


Jockel  John,  baker,  94  Eastern  av 
Jockel  Martin,  baker,  204  s  Sharp 
Joecket  Geo.  N.  shoemaker,  124  Burgundy  al 
Joekel  Wra.  furniture  carman,  44  Penna.  av 
Joesting  Henry,  cigar  maker,  42  Conway 
Joh  Jacob,  locksmith,  47  Penna.  av 
Johann  Louis,  cabinet  maker,  201  Montgom- 
ery 
Johannes  Chas.  silversmith,  Frederick  road, 

beyond  first  tollgate 
Johannes  Henry,  lager  beer,  74  Pearl 
Johannes  Col.  John  G.  Fayette   near   Fulton 
Johannes  Sarah,  dress  maker,  123  Lexington 
Johanning  Henry,  varnisher,  433  w  Pratt 
John  Augustus,  teacher  drawing  and  painting, 

90  Lexington 
John  Charles,  baker,  235  Aliceanna 
John    David,   copper  smelter,  Clinton    near 

Boston 
John  Dorothea,  worsted  and  fancy  store,  90 

Lexington 
John  Eliza,  Clinton  near  Boston 
John  George,  carpet  weaver,  233  Aliceanna 
Johns  Mrs.  Eliza,  68  Granby 
Johns  Elizabeth  B.  26  Mulberry 
Johns  Henry,  tailor,  289  Franklin 
Johns  Jane  E.  boarding,  325  w  Fayette 
Johns   Mrs.  Lavinia,  n  e  cor   Lanvale  and 

Bolton 
Johns  Rev.  L.  H.  prof,  languages,  690  Sara- 
toga 
Johns  Mary,  246  e  Baltimore 
Johns  Richard  H.  carpenter,  43  s  Ann 
Johns  Wm.  H.  brush  factory,  15  s  Sharp,  dw 

50  s  Schroeder 
Johns  W.  laborer,  247  s  Bethel 
Johns  Wm.  shoemaker,  73  Lexington 
JOHNSON  ABRAHAM,  livery  stables,  s  e 

cor  Holiday  and  Pleasant,  dw  41  Ross 
JOHNSON  ADOLPHUS,  livery  stables  and 

liquors,  100  Thames 
Johnson  Albert  R.  grocer,  109  s  Paca 
Johnson  Albert  A.  clerk,  55  s  Exeter 
Johnson  Alexander  T.  hardware,  36  Hanover, 

dw  187  w  Hoffman 
Johnson  Andrew,  mariner,  175   s   Washing- 
ton, F.  P. 
Johnson  Mrs.  Ann  E.  55  s  Exeter 
Johnson  Ann  E.  boarding,  87  n  High 
Johnson  Ann,  shoe  binder,  436  Lexington 
Johnson  Anna  M.  259  n  Eutaw 
Johnson  Aquilla,  137  s  High 
Johnson  Mrs.  Arthur  L.  252  w  Fayette 
Johnson  Augustus  F.  cigar  maker,  2  s  Pop- 

pleton 
Johnson  Ballard,  36  Second,  dw  187  Hoffman 
Johnson  Betsey,  5  Williamson  al 
Johnson  Chas.  W.  carpenter,  94  Dolphin 
Johnson  Chas.  B.  engineer,  84  Dolphin 
Johnson  Chas.  J.  huckster,  37  Orleans 
Johnson  Charles,  mariner,  63  s  Ann 

Johnson ,  chair  maker,  42  McElderry 

Johnson  Capt.  Charles  R.  mariner,  346  e  Bal- 
timore 
Johnson  Mrs.  Catharine,  81  Pearl 
Johnson  Mrs.  Catharine,  huckstress,  1  China 
Johnson  Mrs.  Clorina  K.  30  Cathedral 
Johnson  Clara,  teacher,  133  n  High 
Johnson  Constance,  seamstress,  102  s  Bond 
Johnson  Christopher,  millright,  194 n  Caroline 
Johnson  Catharine,  millinery,  269  n  Gay 
Johnson  Cornelius,  clerk,  28  Pearl 
Johnson  Capt.  Caleb  C.  mariner,  321  Light 


Johnson  David,  61  n  Frederick 

Johnson  Delilah,  dressmaker,  336  Aisquith 

Johnson carter,  5  May 

Johnson  Daniel,  blacksmith,  94  York 
Johnson  Edgar  H.  attorney,  35  n  Charles,  dw 

42  McElderry 
Johnson  Edward  W.  blacksmith,  59  Bank 
Johnson  Edward,  clerk,  19  n  Calvert 
Johnson  Edward,  clerk,  24  Barnet 
Johnson  Edwin,  cigar  maker,  51  Ross 
Johnson  Elijah,  soldier,  539  Saratoga 
Johnson  Elizabeth,  seamstress,  61  n  Pine 
Johnson  Elizabeth, confectionery,  259  s  Broad- 
way 
Johnson  Elizabeth,  44  Central  av 
Johnson  Emily  J.  36  s  Schroeder 
Johnson  Mrs.  Emily,  seamstress,  348  Mul- 
berry 
Johnson  Fergusson,  weaver,  115  Peirce 
Johnson  Francis,  agent,  235  n  Caroline 
Johnson  Frederick,  (Dieter  &  J.)  20  Jose- 
phine 
Johnson  George  A.  coach  painter,  148  Mul- 
berry 
Johnson  George  N.  boiler  maker,  8  Henrietta 
Johnson  George     M.   (Lambert  Gittings  & 

Co.)  ISMcCulloh 
Johnson  George,  shoemaker,  58  s  Schroeder 
Johnson  George  W.  druggist,  298  Saratoga 
Johnson   George    shoemaker,  321   e    Monu- 
ment 
Johnson  George,  paper  hanger,  481  Belau-  av 
Johnson  George  W.  clerk,  U.  S.  A.  25  s  Fre- 
mont 
Johnson  Grafton,  clerk,  473  Franklin 
Johnson  G.  89  n  High 
Johnson  Godfrey,  ice,  264  Penna.  av 
Johnson  Gershom  D.  (Joseph  G.  J.  &  Bro.) 

657  w  Baltimore 
Johnson  H.  Edgar,  35  n  Charles 
Johnson  Hannah,  tailoress,  8  Brune 
Johnson  Henry  A.  carpenter.  22  Brune 
Johnson  Henrietta  P.  68  Granby 
Johnson  Helwick,  shoemaker,  58  s  Schroedfer 
Johnson  Isaac,  609  w  Fayette 
Johnson  James  W.  chairmaker,  160  n  Dallas 
Johnson  James  M.  U.  S.  A.  516  w  Pratt 
Johnson  James  M.  coach  painter,   148  Mul- 
berry 
Johnson  James,  shoemaker,  22  Chesnut 
Johnson  James  H.   tailor,  44\4  e  Baltimore 
JOHNSON  JAMES  H.  felt  and  composition 
roofer,  3  North,  dw  n  w  cor  Lexington  and 
Republican 
Johnson  James,  (Maughlin  &  J.)  429  n  Cen- 
tral av 
Johnson  James,  ship  carpenter,  98  n  Bond 
Johnson  James  W.  laborer,  106  Dolphin 
Johnson  James  M.  hatter,  2  Morris  al 
Johnson  James  M.  carpenter,  32  Frederick  av 
Johnson  James,  photographer,  259  Hollins 
Johnson  James  H.  sawed  and  split  wood,  3 
Jarvis  buildings,  North,  dw  559  Lexington 
Johnson  Jarret  D.  grocery,  99  w  Biddle 
Johnson  Jackson  L.  cigar  maker,  230  Bank 
Johnson  Rev.  J.Riley,  358  e  Baltimore 
Johnson  Jacob,  watchman,  82  Block 
Johnson   J.   Smith,  messenger  Adams'   Ex- 
press, 252  w  Fayette 
Johnson  John,  shoemaker,  109  e  Pratt 
Johnson  John  H.  caulker,  45  Elizabeth  la 
Johnson  John  N.  surgical  instrument  maker, 
283  n  Eutaw 


GGO.  S.  PAGG  Si  BRO.,  ManuTacturers   of  Roofa  and  Roofing  materials,  111  jSmlllk'B 
Wluinr.    C.  HART  SMITH,  Agent. 


JOH 


206 


JOH 


Johnson  John,  shoemaker,  58  s  Schroeder 
Johnson  John,  bricklayer,  Phila.  road  near 

city  limits 
Johnson  John,  ship  carpenter,  172  s  Regester 
Johnson   John,  attorney,  29  St.  Paul,  dw  60 

McCulloh 
Johnson  John  M.  grocer,  92  s  Washington, 

P.P. 
Johnson  John  G.  rope  maker,  cor.   Chester 

and  McElderry 
Johnson  John,  grocer,  114  Hillen 
Johnson  John  W.  painter,  311  Mulberry 
Johnson  John  I.  mariner,  149  Cross 
Johnson  John,  laborer,  188  L.  Hughes 
Johnson  John  W.  (Riddle  &  J.)  15  Gough 
Johnson  J.  H.  laborer,  209  s  Wolfe 
Johnson  Joseph,  confectioner,  749  w  Baltimore 
Johnson  Joseph,  photographer,  84  s  Paca 
Johnson  Joseph,  clerk,  68  Lee 
Johnson  Joseph  G.  &  Bro.  tea  dealers  and 

grocers,  s  w  cor  Baltimore  and  Poppleton 
Johnson   Joseph  G.   (J.  G.  J.  &   Bro.)   101 

HoUins 
Johnson  Joseph,  laborer,  23  Low 
JOHNSON  JOSEPH  T.  justice  of  the  peace, 

58  Camden,  dw  103  Hamburg 
Johnson   Louisa,  assistant  matron  Baltimore 

Orphan  Asylum,  Strieker  near  Lexington 
Johnson  Mrs.  Lucretia  B.  559  Lexington 
Johnson  Margaret  B.  31  East 
Johnson  Manon,  bricklayer,  194  n  Caroline 
Johnson  Martin  R.  bookkeeper,  156  w  Lom- 
bard 
Johnson    Mrs.    Martha,   seamstress,    114    s 

Sharp 
Johnson  Mary  J.  tailoress,  Gorsuch  av  near 

Taylor,  Homestead 
Johnson  Mrs.  Mary  E.  116  Bank 
Johnson  Mary,  260  n  Eutaw 
Johnson  Mrs.  Mary  A.  192  n  Broadway 
Johnson  Mary,  tailoress,  155  Montgomery 
Johnson  Mary,  dry  goods,  78  n  Pine 
Johnson  Mrs.  Mary  E.  252  w  Fayette 
Jofinson  Mary,  178  L.  Hughes 
Johnson  Mrs. -Mary,  166  n  Howard 
Johnson  Moses,  weaver,  127  Peirce 
Johnson  Peter,  mariner,  7  s  Central  av 
Johnson  Philip,  carter,  1  Meyer  ct 
Johnson  Rebecca,  15  Gough 
Johnson  Reverdy,  attorney,  41  St.  Paul 
Johnson  Reverdy,  jr.,  attorney,  26  n  Charles 
Johnson  Richard,  ship  carpenter,  95  s  Bond 
Johnson  Richard,  second  hand  dealer,  4  Pre- 
sident 
Johnson  Richard,  tavern,  215  Lexington 
Johnson  Robert,  Gen.  Wayne  Inn 
Johnson  Samuel,  shoemaker,  355  e  Monument 
Johnson  Sarah,  Monument  e  of  Broadway 
JOHNSON  SAMUEL  M.  &  CO.,  coal  deal- 
ers and  shippers,  cor  Towson  and  Nichol- 
son, L.  P.,  and  lighterage  office  12  O'Don- 
nell's  wharf 
Johnson  Samuel  M.  (S.  M.J. &  Co.)  39  s  Ann 
Johnson  Samuel,  304  William 
Johnson  Samuel  P.  boiler  maker,  30  William- 
son 
Johnson  Samuel  V.  laborer,  304  William 
Johnson  Samuel,  freight  supervisor,  Camden 

Station,  dw  37  Henrietta 
Johnson  Mrs.  Susan,  40  Williamson 
Johnson  Taylor,  porter,  1  China 
Johnson  Thomas  M.  (George  Sanders  &  Co.) 
287  Madison  av 


JOHNSON  DR.  THOS.  F.  246  Madison  av 
Johnson  Thomas,  ( Wm.  H.  J.  &  Bro.)  309  e 

Lombard 
Johnson  Thomas  C.  gilder,  36  s  Schroeder 
Johnson  Thomas,  carpenter,  Gorsuch  av  near 

Taylor,  Homestead 
Johnson  Thomas,  laborer,  3  Forrest 
Johnson  Thomas  M.  rigger,  17  Gittings 
Johnson  Thomas,  laborer,  5  Friendship 
Johnson  Thomas  M.  laborer,  ]33  n  High 
Johnson  Wm.  H.  jr.,  (Knight  &  J.)  175  n 

Calvert 
Johnson  Wm.  0.  blacksmith,  132  Jefferson 
JOHNSON   WM.  HENRY,  wholesale  and 

retail  dealer  in  seine  twine,  cotton  rope,  &c., 

66  s  Calvert,  dw  259  n  Eutaw 
Johnson  Wm.  boots  and  shoes,  110  n  Gay 
Johnson  Wm.  hackster,  Fremont,  2nd  door  s 

of  Penna.  av 
Johnson  Wm.  M.   (Kidd  &  White,)   16  w 

Baltimore 
Johnson  Wm.  caulker,  105  Cross 
Johnson   Wm.  A.  huckster,  Penna.  av.  near 

toll  gate 
Johnson   Wm.   tavern,  n  w  cor  West  and 

Eastern  avs 
Johnson  Wm.  laborer,  106  Dolphin 
Johnson  Wm.  hatter,  8  w  Hoffman 
Johnson  Wm.  R.  druggists'  glassware,  over 

38  s  Charles,  dw  Lexington  e  of  Pine 
Johnson  Wm.  currier,  53  Stirling 
Johnson  Wm.  W.  rigger,  116  Hamburg 


Johnson  Wm.  B.  clerk,  336  Aisquith 
)hnson  Wm.  . 
s  Broadway 


Johnson  Wm.  A.  (Samuel  M, 


squitn 
J.  &Co, 


)  103 


Johnson  Wm.  &  Bro.  tobacco,  snuffs  and  ci- 
gars, 21  Centre  Market  space 
Johnson  Wm.  clerk,  696  Saratoga 
Johnson  Wm.  H.  (Wm.  H.  J.  &  Bro.)  41  n 

Eden 
Johnson  Wm.  H.  turnkey  Western  District, 

473  w  Pratt 
Johnson  Mrs.  Wilhelmina,  508  w  Fayette 
Johnson  Ezekial,  agent  for  the  poor,  95  s  Bond 
Johnston  Andrew,  cigar  maker,  121  e  Monu- 
ment 
JOHNSTON,  BROTHERS  &  CO.,  banking 

house,  198  w  Baltimore 
JOHNSTON  Dr.  CHRIST0PHER,34  Mul- 
berry 
Johnston  Ellen,  38  French 
Johnston  Edward,  43  Holland 
Johnston  Francis  H.  clerk,  182  n  Calvert 
Johnston  Gerard  S.  (Baxter  &  J.)  87  n  High 
Johnston  Henry  E.  (J.,  Bros.   &  Co.)  79  w 
Monument 


JOHNSTON'S  INSURANCE 
ROOMS,  73  and  75  Second  Street, 
Fire,  Marine  and  Life  Insurance. 


Johnston  James,  laborer,  12  Harmony  la 
Johnston  James,  tobacconist,  135  North,  dw 

Susquehanna  hotel,  125  n  Calvert 
Johnston  James,  flour  and  feed,  n  e  cor  Cen- 
tre and  Calvert,  dw  26  e  Monument 
Johnston  Joseph,  carter,  12  Harmony  la 
Johnston  J.  E.  clerk,  Mansion  House 
Johnston  Dr.  John  M.  7  s  Frederick 
Johnston  Josiah  Lee,    (J.   Bros.  &  Co.)  74 

Franklin 
Johnston  John,  grocer,  21  e  Madison 


WM.  P.  AVEBB,  marine,  Fire  nn<l  Life  Insnmnce  Agent  and  Broker.    Agent  "Mutual 
Benefit  Life  Insurance  Co.,  IVewark,  IV.  J.,"  S9  Second  Street. 


JOH 


201 


JON 


Johnston  John  J.  cabinet  maker,  121  e  Mon- 
ument 
Johnston  John  R.  portrait  painter,  5  Carroll 

Hail,  upstairs,  dw  176  Saratoga 
Johnston  Mrs.  Keziah,  516  Lexington 
Johnston  Mrs.  Louisa,  99  n  Front 
Johnston  Louis  H.  butcher,  52  Ontre  market, 

dw  16  Choptank 
Johnston  Mrs.  Priscilla,  grocery,  145  n  Fre- 
mont 
Johnston  Patrick,  grocer,  80s  Spring 
Johnston  Robert,  merchant  tailor,  357  w  Bal- 
timore 
Johnston  Mrs.  Susanna,  seamstress,  12  Har- 
mony la 
Johnston  Thomas,  clerk,  84  Townsend 
Johnston  Thomas,  stove  caster,  143  King 
Johnston  Thomas,  bricklayer,  315  Mulberry 
JOHNSTON  THOMAS  D.  insurance  agent, 

73  and  75  Second,  dw  74  Franklin 
Johnston  Wm.  J.   turnkey  Western  Station, 

473  w  Pratt 
Joice  Amelia,  laundress,  157  n  Exeter 
Joice  Francina,  millinery,  27  Thompson 
Joice  George  W.  machinist,  213  n  Bond 
Joice  Harriet,  milliner,  160  n  Eden 
Joice  John,  laborer,  33  Eastern  av 
Joice  John,  carpenter,  272  Lee 
Joice  Mrs.  Mary  A.  butter  dairy,  272  Lee 
Joice  Stephen  J.  editor  Baltimore  Republican, 

dw  238  w  Fayette 
Joiner  Daniel,  boiler  maker,  150  McHenry 
Joines  Daniel,  blacksmith,  44  Orleans 
Joines  John,  U.  S.  N.  237  n  Eden 
Jollie  H.  G.  police,  43  L.  McElderry 
Jolly  John,  sweep  master,  92  Jefferson 
Jolly  Wm.  H.  carpenter,  Madison  nr.  Caroline 
Jonas  Charles  E.  clerk  B.  &  0.  R.  R.  52  Pine 
Jones  Mrs.  Abeline,  317  e  Pratt 
Jones  Alfred  H.  painter,  74  Ann 
Jones  Alfred  J.  brakesman,  582  w  Lombard 
Jones  Albert,  cigar  maker,  5  Watson 
Jones  Alexander,  merchant,  84  s  Broadway 
Jones  Allen  H.  clerk,  4  n  Calhoun 
Jones  Alonzo  F.  clerk,  80  Columbia 
Jones  Andrew   B.   clerk,   51  Mount  Vernon 

place 
Jones  Alice,  seamstress,  71  e  Monument 
Jones  Mrs.  Ann,  45  Pearl 
Jones  Mrs.  Ann,  90  Preston 
■Jones  Mrs.  Ann,  55  Cross 
Jones  Rev.  A.  D.  99  Saratoga 
Jones  Mrs.  Alabama,  242  e  Pratt 
Jones  Ann,  242  e  Pratt 
Jones  Mrs.  Ann,  83  s  Bond 
Jones  Rev.  Alexander  D.  99  Saratoga 
Jones  Mrs.  Amelia,  17  n  Amity 
Jones  Basil,  cattle  drover,  532  w  Lombard 
Jones  Bennett,  painter,  17  n  Howard 
Jones  Bennett,  jr.  sailmaker,  51  e  Lombard 
Jones  Bennett,  17 n  Howard 
Jones  Bennett,  blacksmith,  51  e  Lombard 
Jones  Benjamin  F.  coach  trimmer,  42  Chew 
Jones  Benjamin,  bricklayer,  361  e  Monument 
Jones  Benjamin,  carpenter,  148  Cross 
Jones  Benjamin  P.  cooper,  42  Chew 
Jones  Mrs.  Bertha,  47  Centre  Mardet  space 
Jones  Bros.    &  Co.   subscription  book   pub- 
lishers, 71  w  Fayette 
Jones  Dr.  Buckler,  94  s  Broadway 
Jones  Dr.  C.  H.  530  w  Fayette 
Jones  Caroline  E.  177  s  Broadway 
Jones  Caroline,  confectioner,  188  Montgomery 


Jones  Charles,  50  Barre 

Jones  Charles,  com.  mercht.  Light  st  wharf, 

dw  156  w  Lombard 
Jones  Capt.  Charles  R.  149  Cross 
Jones  Charles,  tobacconist,  180  s  Broadway, 

dwl77 
Jones  Charles,  boarding,  140  Hanover 
Jones  Charles  R.  mariner,  104  Granby 
Jones  Charles,  mariner.  111  n  Broadway 
Jones  Charles,  laborer,  291  n  Eutaw 
Jones  Mrs.  C.  V.  6  L.  May 
Jones  Cordelia,  seamstress,  55  Cross 
Jones  David  A.  teller  Merchants'  Bank,  dw 

120  Grundy 
Jones  Edmond,  clerk,  51  Saratoga 
Jones  Edward,  blacksmith,  78  Hamburg 
Jones  Edward  S.  engineer,  43  n  Eden 
Jones  Edward  D.  Greenmount  av  nr  Point  la 
Jones  Edward  0.  painter,  108  n  Caroline 
Jones  Edward  D,  hatter,  160  n  Fremont 
Jones  Edwin  L.  clerk,  203  w  Fayette 
Jones   Edwin   L.   blacksmith,    Clinton  s    of 

Boston 
Jones  Elizabeth  G.  43  n  Eden 
Jones  Elizabeth  S.  tailoress,  283  s  Sharp 
Jones  Mrs.  Elizabeth  160  n  Fremont 
Jones  Mrs.  Eliza,  42  McCulloh 
Jones  Emma,  35  Park 

Jones  Mrs.  Eugenia,  vestmaker,  345  Lexing- 
ton 
Jones  Eugene,  345  Lexington 
Jones  Capt.  Ezekiel,  85  s  Caroline 
Jones  CJapt.  Ezekiel,  98  s  Exeter 
Jones  Franklin,  clerk,  230  Light 
Jones  George,  boatman,  333  Canton  av 
Jones  George,  66  George 
Jones  George  W.  soldier,  59  Ensor 
Jones  George  W.  mariner,  86  s  Chapel 
Jones  George   W.  engineer  U.    S.   N.  317  e 

Baltimore 
Jones  George  L.  ship  carpenter,  83  s  Wash- 
ington, F.  P. 
Jones  George  W.  fisherman,  57  Cross 
Jones  George  W.  ship  carpenter,  204  Gough 
Jones  George  W.  tinner,  25  Mercer 
Jones  George  T.  moulder,  312  s  Sharp 
Jones  George  W.  (Reid  &  Co.)  Gilmor  n  of 

Mulberry 
Jones  Geoffrey,  14  n  Eutaw 
Jones  Giles  J.  ferryman,  29  Williamson  al 
Jones  Hannah,  10  n  Durham 
Jones  Mrs.  Harriet,  270  w  Fayette 
Jones  Henrietta,  dry  goods,  311  Aliceanna 
Jones  Hetty,  tailoress,  ^9  Williamson 
Jones  Capt.  Henry,  mariner,  78  s  Caroline 
Jones  Henry  C.  bill  poster,  10  n  Durham 
Jones  Henry,  carpenter,  78  Hamburg 
Jones  Henry,  jr.  mariner,  78  Hamburg 
Jones  Henry,  clerk,  34  Pearl 
Jones  Henry,  painter,  594  w  Pratt 
Jones  Henry,  moulder,  61  Watson 
Jones  Henry,  U.  S.  N.  177  s  Broadway 
Jones  Henry,  shoemaker,  134  e  Lombard 
Jones  Henry  C.  clerk   Firemen's   Insurance 

Co.  164  Hanover 
Jones  Hugh  H.  223  Conway 
Jones  Hugh  B.  Secretary  Baltimore  Equitable 

Society,  51  Saratoga 
Jones  Isaac  H.  bookkeeper,  130  w  Fayette 
Jones  Isaac  S.  (McNeal  &  J.)  64  Saratoga 
Jones  Isaac,  boilermaker,  150  Dover 
Jones  Jacob,  carpenter,  69  Mulberry 
Jones  James  E.  screwsman,  63  n  High 


HENRY   GIESE,   Commission   Mercliawt,   for   the   sale    of  Flour,   Grnin,  Seeds,  &c. 
B.oseutIal«  Cement  tiud  Calcined  Plaster  constantly  on  hand,  HI  Spear's  ^^harf. 


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Jones  James,  mattresses,  48  German,  dw  164 

s  Charles 
Jones  James,  clerk,  29  Jackson 
Jones  James  H.  plasterer,  108  n  Caroline 
Jones  James,  draper  and  tailor,  28  South 
Jones  James,  tinner,  489  Saratoga 
Jones  James  A.  cutter,  297  Light 
Jones  James,  (J.  &  Wiley,)  162  s  Charles 
Jones  James,  196  n  Broadway 
Jones  James,  of  tobacco  warehouse  No.  2,  63 

n  High 
Jones  James,  170  Ross 
Jones  James,  mattress  manuf,  48  German,  dw 

160.S  Charles 
Jones  James  W.  (Hamilton  &  J.)  240  w  Pratt 
Jones  Capt.  James,  101  Granby 
Jones  Capt.  James,  153  Cross 
Jones  James,  auctioneer,  29  Jackson 
Jones  James,  mariner,  137  Cross 
Jones  Mrs.  Jane,  71  n  Charles 
Jones  Jeremiah,  soldier,  296  Ross 
Jones  Johannes,  cigar  maker,  229  s  Bond 
Jones  John  B.,  U.  S.  N.,  104  s  Ann 
Jones  John  E.  ship  carpenter,  126  Cross 
Jones  J.  Crawford,  (R.  L.  Seth  &  Co.,)  156 

Hanover 
Jones  John  H.  fisherman,  120  Cross 
Jones  John,  (J.,  White  &  North,)  305  s  Charles 
Jones  John  Q.  hatter,  17  St.  Mary 
Jones  John,  tailor,  47  Holland 
Jones  John  W.  fisherman,  55  Cross 
Jones  John  P.  38  Richmond 
Jones  John  P.,  U.  S.  inspector  and  ganger, 

2634  e  Baltimore,  dw  26  Aisquith 
Jones  John,  huckster,  140  s  Regester 
Jones  John,  printer,  26  Aisquith 
Jones  John,  optician,  54  Hillen 
Jones  John  T.  clerk,  57  Haubert 
Jones  John  T.  (J.,  Bros.  &  Co.)  71  w  Fayette 
Jones  John,  carter,  163  Aliceanna 
Jones  John  M.  shoemaker,  473  w  Lombard 
Jones  John  P.  P.  prop,  agent,  4  n  Calhoun 
Jones  John,  copper  smelter,  Clinton  s  of  Bos- 
ton 
Jones  John  W.  laborer,  77  n  Oregon 
Jones  John  M.  bookkeeper,  44  Courtland 
Jones  John,  pilot,  44  s  Bond 
Jones  John  N.  instrument  maker,  283  n  Eutaw 
Jones  John  W.  soldier,  112  Mullikin 
Jones  John  of  Charles,  boarding,  s  e  corner 

Greene  and  Lexington 
Jones  John  R.  clerk,  199  Aisquith 
Jones  Capt.  John  R.  2  Williamson 
Jones  John,  bricklayer,  Jefferson  near  Broad- 
way 
Jones  Joseph  T.  laborer,  7  Jefferson 
Jones  Joshua  T.  (J.,  Bros.  &  Co.,)  49  Lex- 
ington 
Jones  Joshua,  33  Pleasant 
Jones  Joshua,  bricklayer,  112  Mullikin 
Jones  Mrs.  Julia  A.  345  Lexington 
Jones  Mrs.  Julia,  69  Mulberry 
Jones  Lavinia  J.  tailoress,  29  Williamson  al 
Jones  Lemuel,  clerk  P.  0.,  182  Saratoga 
Jones  Levin,  ship  chandler,  166  and  168 Light 

street  wharf,  dw  162  s  Charles 
Jones  Levin,  ship  carpenter,  116  Hughes 
Jones  Levin,  shoemaker,  115  e  Pratt 
Jones  Levin  H.  painter,  176  Orleans 
Jones  L.  F.  butcher,  173  McCulloh 
Jones  Levin  T.  clerk,  142  s  Charles 
Jones  Levin  W.  wood  dealer,  144  Light,  dw. 
179  s  Charles 


Jones  Lewis  &  Co.  produce  and  commission 

merchants,  70  Light  street  wharf 
Jones  Lewis,  (L.  J.  &  Co.,)  81  Columbia 
Jones  Lewis,  roller,  104  Eastern  av 
Jones  Lewis,  jr.,  (L.  J.  &  Co.,)  39  Columbia 
Jones  Lucerne,  printer,  91  Gough 
Jones  Lucindff  C.  boarding,  50  Barre 
Jones  Mrs.  Margaret,  499  Saratoga 
Jones  Mrs.  Margaret,  97  Lee 
Jones  Margaret,  washerwoman,  156  Hughes 
Jones  Martha,  1  Booth 
Jones  Martin  C.  boatman,  170  Cross 
Jones  Mary,  45  Pearl 
Jones  Mary,  598  Light 
Jones  Mary  E.  428  w  Lombard 
Jones  Mrs.  Mary,  principal  Mount   Vernon 
Institute  for  young  ladies,  51  Mount  Vernon 
place 
Jones  Mrs.  Matilda  T.  530  w  Fayette 
Jones  Michael,  tailor,  188  s  Washington,  P.P. 
Jones  Mrs.  Miranda,  81  Columbia 
Jones  Morris  J.  (J.  &  Myles,)  136  Pearl 
Jones  &  Myles,  attorneys,  53  w  Fayette 
Jones  Owen  D.  bookkeeper,  182  Saratoga 
Jones  Plummer,  mariner,  258  e  Fayette 
Jones  Rachel,  fancy  and  variety  store,  108  n 

Calvert 
Jones  Mrs.  Rebecca,  220  Franklin 
Jones  Richard,  carpenter,  53  Chew 
Jones  Richard,  blacksmith,  43  Jew  al,  0.  T. 
Jones  Richard  P.  machinist,  16  s  Oregon 
Jones  Robert  B.  blacksmith,  288  Light 
Jones  R   C,  U.  S.  N.,  Grundy  near  Mosher 
Jones  Robert  H.  shipping  master,  over  n  w 

cor  Frederick  and  Pratt,  dw  97  Lee 
Jones  R.  L.  laborer,  63  n  High 
Jones  Robert  M.  clerk,  Calverton  Hotel,  Cal- 

verton  road 
Jones  Robert,  of  tobacco  warehouse  No.  2,  60 

n  High 
Jones  R.  S.  D.  chief  clerk  tobacco  warehouse 

No.  2,  60  n  High 
Jones  Rosanna,  107  Hamburg 
Jones  Samuel,  mariner,  103  Granby 
Jones  Samuel,  engineer,  521  w  Baltimore 
Jones  Sarah,  183  s  Chapel 
Jones  Sarah,  huckstress,  598  Light 
Jones  S.  S.  clerk,  Eutaw  House 
Jones  Mrs.  Sophia  E.  41  s  Bond 
Jones  Sophia  H.  56  n  Liberty 
Jones  Stephen   W.  clerk  P.  W.  &  B.  R.  R. 

dw  90  s  Exeter 
Jones  Susan,  tailoress,  296  Cross 
Jones  T.  A.  shoemaker,  76  s  Bond,  dw  94 

Dallas 
Jones  Therome,  produce,  14  s  Howard 
Jones  Thomas  A.  mariner,  107  Hamburg 
Jones  Thomas  J.  huckster,  140  William 
Jones  Thomas  M.  carpenter,  140  Washington, 

F.  H. 
Jones  Thomas  0.  printer,  102  Aisquith 
Jones  Thomas,  watchman,  84  French 
Jones  Mrs.  Thomas,  huckstress,  14  s  Howard 
Jones  Thomas  S.  painter,  219  w  Fayette,  dw 

405  Lexington 
Jones  Capt.  Thomas,  170  Cross 
Jones  Thomas  J.  moulder,  283  s  Sharp 
Jones  Capt.  Thomas  W.  mariner,  140  s  Cen- 
tral av 
Jones  Capt.  Thompson  T.  pilot,  38  n  Bond 
Jones  Timothy  M.  chair  maker,  51  Milliraan 
Jones  Truman  M.  engineer  U.S.  N.,223  Con- 
way 


OBO.  S.  PAGK 


BRO.,  Manufacturers   of  Roofs  and  Roofing  materials,  111   SnUtb's 
imiwf.    C.  HART  SMITH,  Agent. 


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Jones  Turbot,  chairmaker,  98  Central  av 

Jones  Uriah,  jr.,  niei'chant,  45  Pearl 

Jones  Victoria,  tailoress,  296  Cross 

Jones  Walter,  mariner,  37  Stiles 

Jones  Capt.  Washington,  140  s  Central  av 

Jones  Mrs.  Washington  B.  156  Hanover 

Jones,  White  &  North,  junk  and  fruit,  174 

Light 
Jones  &  Wiley,  ship  chandlers,  116  Light  st. 

wharf 
Jones  Wm.  C.  blacksmith,  139  Montgomery 
Jones  Wm.  108  n  Calvert 
Jones  Wm.  clerk,  17  Holland 
Jones  Wm.  carpenter,  Grundy  near  Mosher 
Jones  Wm.  sailmaker,  112  Mulliken 
Jones  Wm.  B.  (John  A.  Robb  &  Co.)  106  s 

Broadway 
Jones  Wm.  huckster,  93  n  Poppleton 
Jones  Wm.  huckster,  167  s  Ann 
Jones  Wm.  wire  worker,  177  n  Eden 
Jones  Capt.  Wm.  mariner,  47  n  Caroline 
Jones  Wm.  B.  coal  and  cigars,  2  n  Frederick, 

dw  347  e  Baltimore 
Jones  Wm.  D.  coal,  349  e  Baltimore 
Jones  Wm.  H.   engineer  N.   C.  R.   R.   123 

Garden 
Jones  Wm.  police,  360  e  Monument 
Jones  Wm.  H.  salesman,  176  n  Calvert 
Jones  Wm.  H.  (Clarke  &  J.)  210  w  Lombard 
Jones  Wm.  H.  barber,  167  Forrest 
Jones  Wm.  T.  milk,  242  e  Madison 
Jones  Wm.  G.  stone  cutter,  160  n  Fremont 
Jones  Wm.  hardware,  Light  st  whf.  dw  165 

Barre 
Jones  Wm.T.  laborer,  164  Washington,  F.H. 
Jones  Wm.  H.  engineer,  223  Conway 
Jones  Wm.   H.  tobacconist,   s  w  cor  Wash- 
ington and  Baltimore 
Jones  Wm.  F.  police,  134  Jefferson 
Jones  Wm.  B.  ship  carpenter,  241  s  Ann 
Jones  Wm.  H.  blacksmith,  126  n  Fremont 
Jones  Wm.  carpenter,  Grundy  nr  Townsend 
Jones  Wm.  T.  police,  134  Jefferson 
Jones  Wm.  W.  mariner,  85  s  Caroline 
Jones  Wm.  mariner,  85  s  Caroline 
Jonmell  Christopher,  shoemaker,  65  s  Bethel 
Jonson  Fanny,  milliner,  82  Lexington 
Jontz  George  B.  clerk,  174  Pearl 
Jonzen  F.  mariner,  96  Thames 
Jordan  Cecelia,  27  Eastern  av 
Jordan  &  Co.  clothiers,  157  s  Broadway 
Jordan  Edward,  (J.  &  Co.)  153  s  Broadway 
Jordan  Eliza  J.  dress  maker,  218  German 
Jordan  Francis,  variety  goods,  54  w  Pratt,  dw 

15  Holland 
Jordan  Isam,  ship  carpenter,  162  Montgomery 
Jordan  James,  carter,  5  Phcenix  row,  Hillen 
Jordan  John  T.  ship  carpenter,  s  w  cor  Gough 

and  Chester 
Jordan  Mrs.  5  Holland 
Jordan  John  E.  caulker,  85  Gough 
Jordan  John  T.  ship  carpenter,  261  Gough 
Jordan  Joseph  (J.  &  Rose)  265  n  Gay 
Jordan  Levi,  clothier,  36  Centre  Market  space, 

dw  2  n  High 
Jordan  Lewis,  laborer,  65  L.  McElderry 
Jordan  &  Rose,  millinery  goods,  1  n  Howard 
Jordan  Robert,  ship  carpenter,  251  Gough 
Jordan  Sarah,  207  s  Ann 
Jordan  Solomon,  dealer  in  cattle,  265  n  Gay 
Jordan  Thomas  P.  clerk,  127  s  Sharp 
Jordan  Thomas,  H.  mariner,  183  Ahceanna 
Jordan  Wm.  police,  153  s  Wolfe 


Jordan  Wm.  G.  soldier,  218  German 
Jorden  Hanson  P.  police,  225  w  Biddle 
Jordon  John,  cracker  baker,  160  n  Spring 
Jory  John,  263  w  Lombard 
Jory  Wm.  M.  shoemaker,  371  Light 
Josenhans  Charles  C.  butcher,  10  Centre  and 

3  Lexington  markets,  dw  811  w  Pratt 
Josenhans  Joseph,  laborer,  271  Aliceanna 
Joseph  Esther,  dressmaker,  103  Cathedral 
Joseph  Francis,  mariner,  79  e  Lombard 
Joseph  Isidore,  jeweler,  44  w  Baltimore,  dw 

14  Watson 
Joseph  James,  soldier,  39  Tyson 
Joseph  Mark,  machinist,  103  Cathedral 
Joseph  Mrs.  Margaret,  34  Milliman 
Joseph  Mary  Jane,  39  s  Bond 
Joseph  Philip,  salesman,  151  Lexington 
Josephs  John,  tailor,  643^  s  Howard 
Josting  August,  cigar  maker,  174  s  Charles 
Joslee  Daniel  W.  mariner,  189  e  Baltimore 
Josy  Mrs.  Malinda,  shop,  326  e  Lombard 
Joubert  Michael,  tailor,  4  Spruce  al 
Jouffaet  Gabriel  R.  M.  (L.  P.  Jeanneret  &  Co.) 

25  n  Frederick 
Jouffret  Gabriel,  tavern,  25  n  Frederick 
Joung  Casper,  shoemaker,  188  s  Chapel 
Journey  Edward,  laborer,  88  s  Poppleton 
Joy  C.  Mason,  20  n  Charles 
JOY  E.  W.  cloaks  and  mantillas,  107  w  Bal- 
timore, dw  20  n  Charles 
Joy  Maurice,  laborer,  Bethel  nr  Mullikin 
Joyce  Bartley,  laborer,  83  Haubert 
Joyce  Elias,  M.  D.,  272  s  Sharp 
Joyce  Elizabeth  Ann,  77  n  Fremont 
Joyce  Eugene  T.  restaurant,  113  Camden 
Joyce  George  H.  ship  carpenter,  44  William- 
son 
Joyce  George  G.  clerk,  317  e  Eager 
Joyce  James  F.  clerk,  317  e  Eager 
Joyce  James  A.  conductor,  77  n  Fremont 
Joyce  John,  laborer,  26  Elizabeth  la 
Joyce  John  B.  currier,  81  n  Fremont 
Joyce  Thomas,  bricklayer,  291  e  Baltimore 
Joyce  Wm.  clerk,  317  e  Eager 
Joyce  W.  A.  clerk  Mansion  house 
Joyeau  Alex,  mariner,  141  Canton  av 
Joyner  Daniel,  sail  maker,  121  n  Central  av 
Joyner  Wm.  boiler  maker,  166  Hughes 
Joyner  Wm.  T.  finisher,  166  Hughes 
Joynes  Edmund,  hatter,  117  German 
Joynes  Edmund  G.  hatter,  117  Jefferson 
Joynes  John  T.  R.  clerk  to  marshal  of  police, 

96  n  Boad 
Joynes  Oliver,  sailmaker,  73  n  Ann 
Jubb  Charles  E.  huckster,  225  Conway 
Jubb  Henry,  waterman,  115  Lancaster 
Jubb  Lloyd,  huckster,  163  s  Washington,  F.P. 
Jubb  Reuben,  huckster,  114  s  Ann 
Jubb  Richard,  jr.  soldier,  70  Aliceanna 
Jubb  Thomas,  laborer,  72  Aliceanna 
Jubb  Reuben  D.  fruit  dealer,  200  e  Lombard 
Jubb  Capt.  Wm.  mariner,  180  Conway 
Jubb  Wm.  fish  dealer,  70  Aliceanna 
Judah  David,  public  weigher,  61  s  Gay,  dw 

n  e  cor  Charles  and  Pleasant 
Judelin  Elizabeth,  38  Stirling 
Judelin  Henry,  paper  hanger,  38  Stirling 
Judge  Henry,  piano  and  organ  tuner,  182  Park 
Judge  H.  A.  pattern  maker,  85  Lexington 
Judick  Joseph,  stock  dealer,  246  w  Lombard 
Juhn  Abraham,  shoemaker,  117  Penna.  av 
Juhn  Isaac,  second  hand  clothier,  42  Harrison 
Jughhuhn  Geo.  mariner,  80  Lancaster 


WM.  P.  WEBB,  Marine,  Fire  and  lilfe  Insnrance  Agent  and  Broker.    Agent  "Mutual 
Benefit  lafe  Insnrance  Co.,  N^ewark,  Tt.  J.,"  89  Second  Str«et. 

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Jughourtt  Martin,  laborer,  303  s  Bond 
Jump  Lt.  Charles  H.,  U.  S.  A.,  105  s  Caroline 
Jundel  Lainhart,  cooper,  90  York 
Jungheim  Casper,  milk  dealer,  Republican  nr 

Franklin 
Jung  John,  cabinet  maker,  91  Granby 
Jung  Frederick,  locksmith,  30  n  Gay 
Jung  Godfrey,  wheelwright,  201  s  Charles 
Jung  Theodore,  lager  beer,  446  w  Baltimore 
Jung  Charles,  varnisher,  201  s  Charles 
Jungen  George,  lager  beer,  65  e  Market  space 
Jungnicker  Henry,  music  teacher,  417  w  Bal- 
timore 
Junker  Philip,  shoemaker,  225  Light,  dw  348 
Junkerman  Wilhelm,  shoemaker,  106  Hill 
Jurgens  John  C.  saddles  and  harness,  45  n 

Paca 
Jurgens  Theodore,  grocer,  46  Central  av 
Jury  George,  ship  carpenter,  36  Warren 
Jury  Joseph,  engineer,  311  Light 
Jury  Lewis  W.  laborer,  33  L.  Church 
Just  Christian,  porter,  260  s  Sharp 
Juste  Henry,  sheet  iron  worker,  250  Lee 
Juste  Louis,  porter,  202  s  Fremont 
Juste  Louis,  jr.  tinner,  202  s  Fremont 
Justice  Catherine,  331  Franklin 
Justice  John,  express  wagon,  315  Franklin 
Justice  Mary  E.  tailoress,  369  Franklin 
Justice  M.  tailoress,  331  Franklin 
'  Justis  Emily,  tailoress,  94  Warner 
Justis  Wm.  S.  watchmaker,  102  w  Pratt,  dw 
■  1  Watson 

Justus  Adam,  tailor,  47  Bank 
Juzek  Thomas,  clock  maker,  422  w  Lombard 


Kaadin  Jane,  cake  shop,  79  Goodwin  al 
Kabcl  Barbara,  244  w  Biddle 
Kabernagel  Harman  H.  grocer,  90  George 
Kabernagel  John,  grocer,  4  n  Republican 
Kabernagel  John  H.  groceries  and  provisions, 

135  Conway 
Kabler  John  J.  cabinet  maker,  75  Hampstead 
Kachel  M.  shoemaker,  237  s  Wolfe 
Kachner  Christian,  car  regulator,  94  s  Exeter 
Kadden  M.  S.  milhner,  232  s  Broadway 
Kaehler  John,  vinegar,  450  w  Pratt 
Kaempff  Gustav  A.  jeweler,  248  Light 
Kaeser  Geo.  D.  grocer,  500  n  Gay 
Kafeleiu  John,  laborer,  228  s  Ann 
Kaffman  Casper,  curled  hair  manuf.  Freder- 
ick road,  near  city  limits 
KAFLINSKI  CHaS.  gas  fitter  and  fixtures, 

138  w  Fayette,  dw  136 
Kager  John  D.  drayman,  30  s  Dewberry  al 
Kagle  Geo.  cabinet  maker,  40  Granby 
Kahl  John,  cooper,  196  Hamburg 
Kahl  John,  tailor,  244  n  Caroline 
Kahl  John,  cooper,  424  w  Baltimore 
Kahl  John,  painter,  61  n  High 
Kahl  John  F.  photograph  painter,  87  e  Lom- 
bard 
Kalil  Julius,  cap  maker,  424  Penna.  av 
Kahl  Morris,  pocket-book  maker,  68  Raborg 
Kalikr  Adam,  flour  and  feed,  n  w  cor  Eutaw 

and  German,  dw  48  Pearl 
Kahler  Anna  C.  laundress,  200  w  Fayette 
Kahler  Caspar,  tailor.  258  Canton  av 
Kahler  George,  cooper,  183  s  Sharp 
Kahler  Jacob,  cooper,  101  Dover 
Kahler  John,  shoemaker,  165  s  Eden 
Kahler  Philip,  laborer,  106  Frederick  av 


Kahler  Thos.H.  porter,  17  Chatsworth 
Kahler  Wm.  cooper,  181  s  Wolfe 
Kahlert  F.  shoemaker,  284  s  Ann 
Kahlert  Julius,  clerk,  191  Preston 
Kahline  John  J.  tailor,  224  Hamburg 
Kahlippe  John,  laborer,  34  Ryan 
Kahmer  Philip,  broom  manuf.  28  Ensor 
Kahn  Aaron,  Jewish  butcher,  25  n  Eden 
Kahn  Benhart,  pedler,  14  Hampstead 
Kahn  Conrad,  carter,  23  Goodman  al 
Kahn  Mrs.  Conrad,  3  Gould  la 
Kahn  George,  wood  sawyer,  24  Holland 
Kahn  Joseph,  second  hand  dealer,  218  s  Car- 
oline 
Kahn  Joseph,  locksmith,  473  w  Baltimore 
Kahn  Michael,  fisherman,  109  Hamburg 
Kahn  Moses,  (Hess,  Blum&  Co.)  49  s  Exe- 
ter 
Kahn  Samuel,  clothier,  279  w  Baltimore,  dw 

96  n  Paca 
Kahn  &  Schloss,  wholesale  clothiers,  305  w 

Baltimore 
Kailor  Cornelius,  laborer,  58  Hull 
Kaiser  Andrew,  164  s  Spring 
Kaiser  Catharine,  grocery,  66  s  Paca 
KAISER  CHARLES,  lager  beer,  16  e  Lom- 
bard 
Kaiser  Christopher,  varnisher,  43  Marion 
Kaiser  Frank,  gardener,  n  ecor  Franklin  and 

Gilmor 
Kaiser  George,  porter,  66  s  Paca 
Kaiser  Jacob,  lager  beer,  200  Cathedral 
Kaiser  John,  varnisher,  335  s  Charles 
Kaiser  John  H.  tavern,  34  s  Sharp,  dw  32 
Kaiser  John  H.  porter,  s  w  cor  Paca  and  El- 
bow la 
Kaiser  Wm.  barkeeper,  21  n  Frederick 
Kaiser  Wm.  shoemaker,  244  s  Bond 
Kaiser  Wm.  boot  and  shoemaker,  15  e  Lom- 
bard 
Kaiss  John,  barrel  dealer,  252  Hanover 
Kalb  Jacob,  porter,  152  w  Pratt 
Kalb  John  B.  grocer,  299  s  Sharp 
Kalb  Margaret,  172  s  Caroline 
Kalb  Margaret,  trimmings,  65  Preston 
Kalbfleisch  Henry,  235  Lemmon 
Kalbfleisch  Jacob,  clerk,  235  Lemmon 
Kalbfleisch   John,  shoemaker,  13  Jackson  ct 
Kalbfus  John,  plasterer,  217  Gough 
Kalbfus  Lewis,  sr.  (K.  &  Locher,)  274  Lex- 
ington 
Kalbfus  Lewis,  jr.  clerk,  53  n  Paca 
Kalbfus  &  Locher,  morocco  dressers,  8  s  Cal- 
vert, and  factory  137  n  Front 
Kalbfus  Mrs.  Margaret,  55  n  Greene 
Kaler  Wm.  laborer,  277  Aliceanna 
Kalkman  Henry  F.  grocer,  29  n  Poppleton 
Kalkman  Von  HoUen,  attorney,  13  Lexing- 
ton, dw  51  w  Biddle 
Kalljenn  Karl,  25  s  Bethel 
Kallmeyer  John,  cooper,  17  and  21  Fell,  and 

294  s  Ann,dw  155  s  Ann 
Kallus  Joseph,  laborer,  53  Aliceanna 
Kalmey  Fred 'k,  engineer,  67  Portland 
Kalmey  Henry,  63  Albemarle 
Kalnel  Joseph,  laborer,  265  s  Ann 
Kalor  Geo.  tailor,  109  n  Spring 
Kalow  Christopher,  carpenter,  139  s  Castle  al 
Kaltenbach  Fredk.  160  Montgomery 
Kalter  John,  wood  sawyer,  251  w  Biddle 
Kalvelage  John  W.  grocer,  307  s  Charles 
Kalvelage  John  H.  B.  grocer,  143  William- 
son 

J.  HKNRY  GIESS:,  Commlasion  Slerdumt,   for  tlie  sale  ot  F-lour,  Grain,  Seeds,  &o. 
Roaendale  Cameut  and  Calcined  Plaster  constantly  on  luund,  91  Spear's  'W]i«r£ 


KAM 


211 


KAU 


Kambel  George,  clerk,  25  s  Carey 
Kammel  Wm.  baker,  324  s  Sharp 
Kammer  Henry,  tailor,  82  Park 
Kammerer    Matthew,    brick  maker,    339    s 

Charles 
Kammerer  Philip  A.  tailor,  27  Carlton 
Kammerger  Frederick,  cooper,  288  s  Charles 
Kamp  Peter,  brick  maker,  Clinton  s  of  Boston 
Kampe  John  F.  butcher,  108   Centre   and  57 

Belair  markets,  dw  York  road,  Baito.  co 
Xamper  Henry,  feed,  23  Balderston 
Kamphaiise  Rudolph,  carpenter,  62  Park 
Kamps  George,  grocer,  16  Gough 
Kamps  Harman,  grocer,  16  L.  Gough 
Kamps  Henry,  piano  maker.  West  w  of  Eu- 

taw 
Kanauf  Wm.  carpenter,  83  Peirce 
Kane  Adam,  hack  driver,  67  e  Monument 
Kane  Amelia  S.  210  n  Howard 
Kane  Ann  L.  washerwoman,  93  Hamburg 
Kane  Ann,  137  Raborg 
Kane  Bartholomew,  mariner,  189  s  Chester 
Kane  Bernard,  grocer,  263  a  Eden 
Kane  Dennis,  gardener,  189  n  Caroline 
Kane  Edward,  painter,  43  Henrietta 
Kane  Frank,  laborer,  33  Hiilen 
Kane  Mrs.  E.  R.  225  Franklin 
Kane  George  P.  163  St.  Paul 
Kane  Hugh,  tailor,  124  e  Fayette 
Kane  James,  carter,  58  Dolphin 
Kane  James,  waiter,  56  Chesnut 
Kane  James,  boot  fitter,  22  Willow 
KANE  JAMES,  dealer  in  and  rectifier  of  li- 
quors, 62  Thames 
Kane  John  laborer,  329  Forrest 
Kane  John,  stone  mason,  156  Raborg 
Kane  John,  laborer,  80  Goodman  al 
Kane  John,  laborer,  9  Grace  ct 
Kane  John,  laborer,  14  Pleasant  al 
Kane  John,  laborer,  346  s  Sharp 
Kane  Mrs.  Margaret,  34  New  Church 
Kane  Martin,  laborer,  109  York 
Kane  Morris,  laborer,  4  Monmonier's  ct 
Kane  Michael,  laborer,  58  Boyd 
Kane  Michael,  laborer,  71  Buren 
Kane  Michael  F.  blacksmith,  93  Hamburg 
Kane  Owen,  boarding,  142  Lee 
Kane  Patrick,  laborer,  176  Greenmount  av 
Kane  Patrick,  laborer,  25  Pleasant  al 
Kane  Patrick,  brass  founder,  223  s  Ann 
Kane  Patrick,  carter,  174  Conway 
Kane  Patrick,  laborer,  65  n  Spring 
Kane  Capt.  Patrick,  269  HolHns 
Kane  Mrs.  Rose,  63  Camden 
Kane  S.  R.  (Crommelin  &  K.)  Howard  house 
Kane  Thomas,  sawyer,  5  w  Centre 
Kane  Thomas,  fisherman,  357  s  Sharp 
Kane  Wm.  168  Greenmount  av 
Kanegan  Julius,  piano  maker,  355  s  Sharp 
Kanely  James,  carpenter,  79  s  Mount 
Kanely  Thomas,  engineer,  81  Mount 
Kaney  Michael,  huckster,  390  s  Charles 
Kanlin  Maurice,  carter,  141  Henrietta 
Kann  Jacob,  house  furnishing  and'stove  dealer, 

104  n  Gay 
Kann  Julius,  second  hand  furniture,  70  Har- 
rison, dw  71 
Kann  Julius,  233  Franklin 
KANN  SOL.  J.  importer  hardware,  43  and  45 

Harrison 
Kann  Solomon,  dry  goods,  156  s  Broadway 
Kannaman  Catherine,  tailoress,  37  James  al 
Kansler  Charles,  huckster,  28  Bank 


Kant  Anton,  tailor,  18  Granby 
Kapplee  Andrew,  tailor,  147  e  Pratt 
Kappas  Philip,  porter,  66  Albermarle 
Kapper  John,  gunsmith,  50  Buren 
Kappes  Frederick,  butcher,  5  Walnut  al 
Kapraun  &  Walters,  blacksmiths,  100  Frede- 
rick av,  dw  Conrad  K.  100  Frederick  av 
Karl  John,  sr.  shoemaker,  105  Peirce 
Karl  John,  jr.  shoemaker,  3  New  Church 
Karl  Karl,  cabinet  maker,  7  Clay 
Karl  Thomas,  79  North 
Karle  Henry,  cooper,  252  Hamburg 
KarltofF  Frederick,  cigar  maker,  37  Bank 
Karlton  Walter  J.  tinner.  Gay  near  Front 
Karn  Christian,  carter,  259  s  Wolfe 
Karn  Michael,  baker,  180  Peirce 
Karney  Edward,  bar  keeper,  38  w  Second 
Karney  Peter,  laborer,  215  Lemmon 
Karnz  Frederick,  shoemaker,  21  Gough 
Karr  Edward,  house  carpenter,  146  Hughes 
Karr  Edw.  T.  ship  carpenter,  146  Hughes 
Karr  James,  ship  carpenter,  146  Hughes 
Karr  John,  ship  carpenter,  146  Hughes 
Karr  Michael,  laborer,  209  s  Bethel 
Karres  Henry,  carpenter,  6  McElderry 
Karrser  Adolphus,  clerk,  59  President 
Karger  Philip,  laborer,  112  s  Spring 
Karscher  Gotleib,  laborer,  31  Biddle  al 
Karsner  David  S.  clerk  at  custom  house,  Pay- 
ette near  Gilmore 
Karsner  Geo.  H.  clerk,  Fayette  nr  Gilmer 
Karsten  Gertrude,  148  s  Washington,  F.  P. 
KarthuflfjF.  319  s  Bond 
Kaste  Ernst,  grocer,  1  Leadenhall 
Kasten  Charles,  shoemaker,  90  n  Exeter 
Kastner  John,  shoemaker,  321  n  Central  av 
Katazenslin  M.  cigars,  179  e  Madison 
Katham  Sophia,  grocery,  20  Jefferson 
Katham  Joseph,  tailor,  32  Getman 
Katley  Francis  G.  clerk,  7  Columbia 
Katz  Daniel,  pedler,  77  e  Lombard 
Katz  Jacob,  furniture,  216  s  Caroline 
Katz  John,  (K.&  Leiipold,)Bremen,Germany 
Katz  Samuel,  butcher,    54  Belair  Market,  dw 

Baltimore  co 
KATZ&  LEUPOLD,  ship  and  commission 

merchants,  17  German 
Katz  Samuel,  butciier,  32  Jefferson 
Katzenberger  Frank,  tanier,  59  Garden 
Katzenberger  John  H.  clerk,  59  Garden 
Katzenberger  Louis,  59  Garden 
Katzenberger  Louis  E.  bookkeeper,  89  Pine 
Katzenberger  Martin,  porter,  41  Clay 
Katzenberger  Margaret,  seamstress,  75  Pres- 
ton 
Katzenburg  Samuel,  grocer,  311  Canton  av 
Katzenstein  Benj.    salesman,   cor  Central  av 

and  Orleans 
Katzenstein   Mrs.    Matilda,   dry  goods,   cor 

Central  av  and  Orleans 
Katzenstein  Moses,  tobacconist,  s  w  cor  Ais- 

quith  and  Low,  dw  179  e  Madison 
Katzenstein   Peter  F.  machinist,  429  Lexing- 
ton 
Katzmimier  Geo.  shoemaker,  71   Hampstead 
Kauck  John,  tavern,  266  b  Broadway 
Kauder  Andrew  J.  machinist,  240  Bond 
Kauffeller  August,  tavern,   cor  Warner  and 

Henrietta 
KAUFFELT  &  BUCHANAN,  produce  and 

commission  merchants,  130  North 
Kauffelt  C.  E.  (K.  &  Buchanan,)  49  Lexing- 
ton 


GKO.  S.  PAGB  Si  BRO.,  Manmfacturers   of  Roofs  and  Roofing  Materials,  111   Smith's 
Wliar£    C.  HART  SIIIITH,  Agent. 


KAU 


212 


KEE 


Kauffelt    James  B.  (K.   &  Buchanan,)    130 

North 
Kaufman  Mrs.  Ann,  122  St.  Peters 
Kaufman  Carl,  tavern,  187  Montgomery 
Kaufman  Charles,  clothier,  44  w  Pratt,  dw  97 

n  Gay 
Kaufman  Conrad,  butcher,  Chester  near  Mon- 
ument 
Kaufman  Elias,  clerk,  22  n  Eutaw 
Kaufman  Frederick,  baker,  408  n  Gay 
Kaufman  Frederick,  shoemaker,  512  w  Pratt 
Kaufman  Henry,  hack  driver,  84  Bank 
Kaufman  Henry,  pedler,  47  Harrison 
Kaufman  Henry  Caspar,  hair  curler,  4  Recha- 

bite  hall,  w  Fayette,  dw  Baltimore  Co 
Kaufman  Jesse,  butcher,  154  Division 
Kaufman  Joseph,  laborer,  27  Fell 
Kaufman  Joseph,  grocery,  362  Light 
Kaufman  Joseph,  horse  dealer,  28  s  Paca 
Kaufman  Lewis,  clerk,  362  Light 
Kaufman  Lewis,  shoemaker,  31  George 
Kaufman  Mary,  270  s  Bond 
Kaufman  Moses,  pedler,  6  Broad  al 
Kaufman  Moses,  second-hand  goods,  39  Port- 
land 
Kaufman  Solomon,  second-hand  furniture,  170 

Columbia 
Kaufman  S.  pedler,  36  Low 
Kaufman  Wm.  clerk,  2  Andre 
Kauffman  Christia.n,  butcher,  150  s  Fremont 
Kauffman  Christian,  392  West 
Kauffman  George,  laborer,  392  West 
Kauffman  Geo.  H.  shoemaker,  7  New  Church 
Kauffman  Hiram,  butcher,  57  Centre,  8  Lex- 
ington,  and   8   Hanover  markets,  dw  542 
Penna.  av 
Kauffman  John  C.   carpenter,  166  Conway 
Kauffman  Marion  W.  police,  285  e  Pratt 
Kauffman  Mrs.  Sarah,  151  n  Paca 
Kauffman  Warner,  tailor,  109  s  Broadway 
Kauffman  William,  shoemaker,  18  Gough 
Kauher  John,  baker,  167  n  Eden 
Kaun  Anthony,  tailor,  315  e  Lombard 
Kaupholz  George,  tailor,  20  Stiles 
Kaupp  John,  tavern,  89  w  Fayette 
Kautmeyer  Philip,  blacksmith,  62  James  al 
Kautz  Andrew,  tailor,  287  n  Central  av 
Kavanagh  Alice,  89  Albemarle 
Kavanagh  Chas.  W.  clerk,  17  nHigh 
Kavanagh  Dennis,  grocer,  n  e  cor  Front  and 

Hiilen 
Kavanagh  James  T.  printer,  89  Albemarle 
Kavanagh  Joseph,  coppersmith,  89  Albemarle 
Kavanagh  Wm.  McK.  clerk,  17  n  High 
Kavanagh  Patrick,  clerk,  17  n  High 
Kaylor  John,  police,  149  Conway 
Kaylor  Michael,  laborer,  73  Albemarle 
Kaylor  Joseph,  tailor,  6  Tessier, 
Kaylor  Thomas,  photographist,  149  Conway 
Kayser  Alexander,  jeweler,  42  Hanover,  dw 

92  Camden 
Kayser  George,  cooper,  168  s  Spring 
Kayser  John,  pedler.  146  Light 
Kayzer  Charles,    butter   and   eggs,   133  Lex- 
ington 
Kay  ton  Henrietta,  490)^  w  Baltimore 
Kayton  H.  H.  boots  an^  shoes,  70  Hanover, 

dw  33  Greene 
KEACH  CYRIL  W.  eating  house,  German 

St.  hall,  26  German 
Keach  Lawson  P.  at  German-st.  hall,  d w  118  n 

Gay 
Kcafauvr  Charles  M.  clerk,  25  s  Eutaw 


Keafauvr  John,  flour,  25  s  Eutaw 

Keafer  John,  blacksmith,  25  Central  av 

Keafer  Peter,  laborer,  cor  Elliott  and  Clinton 

Keal  John,  laborer,  155  Chesapeake 

Kcan  John,  grocery,  n  e  cor  Monument  and 

Stirling 
Keane  Hugh,  tailor,  124  e  Fayette 
Keane  James,  tailor,  24  n  Poppleton 
Keanhold  Philip,  carver,  152  HoUins 
Kearnan  Margaret,  20  Block 
Kearney  Alice,  washerwoman,  Jordan  al 
KEARNEY  EDWARD,  livery  and  sale  sta- 
bles, 56  Centre,  dw  63 
Kearney  John,  laborer,  243  Gough 
Kearney  Luke,  —  Park  near  Lexington 
Kearney  Samuel,  shoemaker,  83  Booth 
Kearns  Ann,  98  Ross 
Kearns  Edward,  laborer,  104  Harford  av 
Kearns  James,   laborer,   29   Centre   Market 

space 
Kearns  Mrs.  Julia,  milk,  22  s  Front 
Keating  Patrick,  grocery,  n  e  cor  Harford  av 

and  Chew 
Keavins  Isabella  B.  50  Lee 
Keavins  Sarah  F.  teacher,  50  Lee 
Kebel  Benedicta,  rag  picker,  188  French 
Kebel  William,  harness  maker,  96  Leadenhall 
Keck  Ernest,  tailor,  73  Harrison 
Keck  George,  coopef  and  grocer,  219  a  Bond 
Keck  Joseph  A.  blacksmith.  Booth  e  of  Carey 
Keck  Dr.  Peter,  76  e  Lombard 
Keck  Samuel,  blacksmith,  249  HoUins 
Keech  Dr.  Henry  H.  dentist,  n  w  cor  Eutaw 

and  Fayette 
Keef  John,  47  s  Frederick 
Keef  John,  porter,  160  e  Madison 
Keef  John,  laborer,  143  Albemarle 
Keef  Peter,  76  e  Lombard 
Keefe  Wm.  D.  bookkeeper,  14]  Hanover 
Keefer  Charles,  cooper,   Madison    one    door 

w  of  Spring 
Keefer  Dennis,   flour  and   feed,  558  w  Balti- 
more, dw  560 
Keefer  Jacob,  cooper,  240  e  Madison 
Keefer  John,  blacksmith,  2  s  Central  av 
Keefer  John,  stove  fitter,  487  w  Pratt 
Keefer  Justus,  canvasser,  109  n  Broadway 
Keefer  Philip,  carpenter,  263  Aisquith        , 
Keegan  Patrick,  tavern,  141  Front 
Keehnett  John,  blacksmith,  125  Barre 
Keel  John,  laborer,  69  s  Chapel 
Keelan  Bernard,  clerk,  130  Harford  av 
Keeling  George  T.  tavern,  53  s  Frederick 
Keen  Mrs.  Ann,  490  Lexington 
Keen  Frederick  W,  137  s  Bethel 
Keen  Geo.  V.  (K.  &  Hagerty)  96  Barre 
KEEN  &  HAGERTY,  dealers  and   manu- 
facturers tin  and  sheet  iron  ware,  37  and  39 
s  Calvert 
Keen  Geo.  W.  silver  plater,  26  St.  Mary 
Keenan  Catherine,  laundress,  2  West  Falls  av 
Keenan  Daniel,  shoemaker,  62  Raborg 
Keenan  Daniel,  blacksmith  and  wheelwright, 

23  Barre 
Keenan  Dennis,  shoemaker,  62  Raborg 
Keenan  Ellen  F.  seamstress,  62  Raborg 
Keenan  Mrs.  Ellen  M.  dressmaker,  62  Raborg 
Keenan  James,  blacksmith,  84  Holiday,  dw  28 
Keenan  James,  laborer,  53  Tyson 
Keenan,  McNally  &  Co.  saddlery  hardware 

and  carriage  materials,  18  s  Charles 
Keenan  Margaret,  seamstress,  62  Raborg 
Keenan  Owen,  laborer,  8  Grundy 


WM.  P.  "WEBB,  Marine,  Fire  and  Life  Insurance  Agent  and  Broker.    Agent  "Mntnal 
Benefit  Life  Insurance  Co.,  Newark,  N.  J.,"  89  Second  Street. 


KEE 


213 


KEL 


Keenan  Patrick,  laborer,  595  Penna.  av 
Keenan  Thomas,  laborer,  19  Armistead  la 
Keenati  William,  shoemaker,  296  Johnson 
Keenan   Wm.   H.  (K.,  McNally  &  Co.)  161 

St.  Paul 
Keene  Adam,  boiler  maker,  22  Neighbor 
Keene  Benj.  R.  clerk.  Sun  office,  275  Hollins 
Keene  Col.  Benj.  G.  102  Hoffman 
Keene  Edward  A.  &  Co.  wines  and  liquors, 

591^  s  Charles 
Keene" Edwin,  clerk,  12  Barnet' 

Keene  Edward  A.  (E.  A.  K.  &  Co.)  160  s 

Charles 
Keene  Frederick  P.  160  s  Charles 

Keene  Jesse  L.   (Hammond,  Bro.  &  Co.  )  12 
Barnet 

KEENE  JOHN  HENRY,  Jr.  attorney,  15 
St.  Paul,  dw  76  Saratoga 

Keene  John  T.  soldier,  60  n  OregoTi 

Keene  JVlrs.  Mary  J.  148  St.  Paul 

Keene  Samuel,  miller,  32  Constitution 

Keene  Samuel  E.  mariner,  228  s  Durham 

Keene  S.  R.  12  Penn 

Ktene  Capt.  Wm.  W".  mariner,  77  Lee 

Keene  Wm.  G.  soldier,  60  n  Oregon 

Keene  Wm.  H.  H.  soldier,  60  Oregon 

Keener  Ambrose,  shoemaker,  3  Spring  ct 

Keener  A.  shoemaker,  287  Canton  av 

Keener  A.  De  Kalb,  clerk  Adams  Express,  51 
German 

Keener    Mrs.    Christian,    boarding,    141    w 
Fayette 

Keener  David,  U.  S.  A.  141  w  Fayette 

Keener  John  H.  brass  founder,  46  Thames, 
dw  273  e  Lombard 

Keener  Wm.  C.  chairmaker,  10  Jackson 

Keener  Dr.  Wm.  H.  16  n  Charles 

Keenright   John,    ship    carpenter,   146  Mul- 
berry 

Keerl  Margaret,  47  German 

Keerl  Susan,  164  w  Fayette 

KEERL    THOMAS    M.   attorney,   31^  n 
Charles,  dw  44  Cathedral 

Keerl  Mrs.  Thomas  M.  44  Cathedral 

Kees  Charles,  tailor,  12  Gould  al 

Kees  Francis  B.  bookkeeper,  351  w  Lombard 

Kees  John  B.  salesman,  351  w  Lombard 

Kees  John,  cedar  cooper,  125  n  High 

Kees  Mary  M.  11  n  Central  av 

Kees  Lawrence,  cedar  cooper,  125  n  High 

Keffner  George,  pottery,  394   Penna.  av  dw 
386 

Kegan  Michael,  laborer.  367  s  Charles 

Kegler  John  G.  confectionery,  264  w  Lexing- 
ton 

Kehl  C.  laborer,  28  Thames 

KehoeAnn,  194  Mulberry 

Kehoe  Wm.  laborer,  411  s  Charles 

Kehrer  Mrs.  Anna,  768  w  Baltimore 

Keibler  Jacob,  turner,  50  s  Paca 

Keidel  Charles,  clerk,  199  Hoffman 

Keidel  Conrad,  grocer,  2  Tessier 

Keidel  Henry,  clerk,  3  Hanover 

Keidel  Louis  J.  clerk,  96  Saratoga 

Keidel  Wm,  shoemaker,  3  Tessier 

Keider  Francis,  shoemaker,  47  Ross 

Keiefer  John,  laborer,  Clinton  near  O'Donnell 

Keifel   John  G.   at  tobacco    warehouse,    178 
Dover 

Keifer  Rosanna,  Clinton  near  O'Donnell 

Keigan  Margaret,  huckstress,  107  Columbia 

Kei_'hler  Mrs.  Mary,  326  n  Eutaw 

Keighler  John,  carpenter,  305  e  Eager 

J.   HENRY  GIESE,   Commis«.Eo:»   Plerdiant,   for   tlie   sale    of  notur,  GrBlto,  Seeds,  &c. 
RoseudUUe  Cemeut  and  Caietned  Plaster  constantly  on  hand,  HI  Spear's  IVharf. 


Keighler  J.  Checkley,  clerk,  326  n  Eutaw 

Keighler  Wm.  H.  326  n  Eutaw 

Keighler  Wm.  H.  jr.  326  n  Eutaw 

Keiho  Michael,  laborer,  23  Buren 

Keil  Frederiek,  174  Vme 

Keil  George,  cabinet  maker,  174  Vine 

Keil  John,  artist,  174  Vine 

Keil  Philip,  carpenter,  174  Vine 

Keil  Ferdinand,  varnisher,  34  n  Liberty 

Keil  Christian,  carter,  131  West 

Keilholtz  Chas.  painter,  11  n   Sharp,  dw  267 

s  Paca 
Keilholiz  George,  marble  worker,  533   Lax- 

ington 
Keilholtz  Jacob,  moulder,  127  n  Fremont 
Keilholtz  Jacob,  well  digger,  21  Sterrett 
KEILHOLTZ  OTIS,  paints,  glass  and  oils, 

170  Franklin,  dw  248  Saratoga 
Keilholtz  Wm.  352  Lexington 
Keiling  Fred,  whitewasher,  28  Albemarle 
Keily  Richard,  grocery,  409  w  Pratt 
Keim  Casper,  hod  carrier,  30  Union 
Keim  Christian,  laborer,  396  Canton  av 
Keim  Francis,  cutler,  253  s  Ann 
Keim  Henry  W.  A.  shoemaker,  46  German 
Keim  John,  shoemaker,  112  Saratoga 
Keimerdinger  John  C.  shoemaker,  14  Ross 
Keimer  Casper,  195  East 
Keimer  John,  tailor,  74  Jasper 
Keimer  Joseph,  tavern,  71  s  Charles 
Keimig  John,  tailor,  72  n  Schroeder 
Keimig  Joseph,  whitewasher,  261  Aisquith 
Kein  John,  stone  mason,  28  n  Poppleton 
Keiner  John,  259  s  Ann 
Keirle  Alfred  G.  carpenter,  735  w  Baltimore 
Keirle  Wm.  H.  police,  25  s  Oregon 
Keirle  Wm.  F.  25  s  Oregon 
Keisler  Michael,  shoemaker,  192  s  Bethel 
Keiser  Adam,  carpenter,  54  St.  Mary 
Keiser  C.  laborer,  276  s  Durham 
Keiser  Jacob,  wood  sawyer,  27  n  Dallas 
Keiser  Magnus,  73  Granby 
Keiser  Mrs.  Mary  Ann,  194  s  Sharp 
KEISER   LEWIS    R.   fruit  and  oyster  can 

manufactory,  Gravel  al.  rear  of  9  Mulberry, 

dw  7  McEi'derry 
Keiser    Philip,  laborer,    Jackson    near  Fort 

Covington 
Keisler  Jerome,  laborer,  243  Light 
Keisman  Mrs.  Margaret,  246  Franklin 
Keisner  Jacob,  laborer,  276  Aliceanna 
Keissel  Andrew  S.  shoemaker,  512  Light 
Keith  Edward  H.  engineer  M.  C.  R.  R.,  305 

Garden 
Keith  G.  W.  iron  roller,  401  Canton  av 
Keith  Charles  A.  puddler,  Essex,  bet.  Alice- 
anna and  Burke 
Keith  E.  M.  (M.  K.  jr.  &  Son,)  105  Park 
Keith  M.  jr.,  (M.  K.  jr.  &  Son,)  105  Park 
Keith  M.  jr. &  Son,  American  hardware,  iron, 

«&c.  23  s  Charles 
Kelbaugh  Mrs.  Ann,  44  n  Amity 
Kelbaugh  Jehu,  stone  mason,  22  n  Oregon 
Kelbaugh  John,  carpenter,  44  n  Amity 
Kelby  Mrs.  Honora, laundress,  20  n  Poppleton 
Keldner  Peggy,  milliner,  273  n  Gay 
Keldner  Michael,  273  n  Gay 
Keil  Peter,  butcher,  Penna.  av  n  of  Northern 

avenue 
Kellaher  ThoYnas,  laborer,  75  Hull 
Kellem  Susan  E.  dressmaker,  102  Jefferson 
Kellenberger  James  W.  carpenter,  441  Penna. 


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214 


KEL 


Keller  Andrew  J.  provisions,  n  w  cor  Madi- 
son and  Eiddle 
Keller  Anton,  laborer,  255  Aliceanna 
Keller  Andrew,  tailor,  178  Raborg 
Keller  Andrew,  laborer,  16  Fall 
Keller  Caroline,  267  e  Lombard 
Keller  Charles,  baker,  172  Henrietta 
Keller  Mrs.  Catherine,  43  Scott 
Keller  Conrad,  junk,   n    w   cor  Boston  and 

Winder 
Keller  Edward  B.  butcher,  82  Lexington  and 
22  Hollins  markets,  dw    Frederick  road, 
near  Paradise  Hotel 
Keller  Edward,  tailor,  9  Plowman 
Keller  Edward,  whitewasher,  135  Spring 
Keller  Eliza,  dressmaker,  155  Penna.  av 
Keller  Francis,  cooper,  82  Leadenhall 
Keller  George,  laborer,  85  Eastern  av 
Keller  Henry  V.  puddler,  1  Gist,  Canton 
Keller  Henry,  cooper,  59  n  Schroeder 
Keller  Mrs.  Harriet,  207  Preston 
Keller  John,  saddler,  95  Penna.  av 
Keller  J.  H.  shoemaker,  214  e  Baltimore 
Keller  Jacob,  shoemaker,  427  n  Gay 
Keller  John,  steam  dyer,  95  Lexington 
Keller  John,  puddler,  3  Gist 
Keller  John,  soldier,  207  Preston 
Keller  Josiah  G.  butcher,  150  George 
Keller  Joseph  M.  brewer,  236  e  Eager 
Keller  Mrs.  Mary  L.  seamstress,  18  Ross 
Keller  Mrs.  Mary  A.  118  Boyd 
Keller  0.  J.  brakesman,  52  s  Schroeder 
Keller  Robert,  brickmaker,  13  Wyeth 
Keller  Samuel,  soldier,  207  Preston 
Keller  Thomas,  mail  agent.  Fountain  Hotel 
Kellerman  George,  paver,  Chase,  near  Central 

avenue 
Kelley  Daniel  M.  10  Hamburg 
Kelley  E.  14  Fell 

Kelley  James  L.  machinist,  399  w  Pratt 
Kelling  Louis,  blacksmith,  546  Saratoga 
Kellinger  Wm.  J.  (G.  &  N.  Popplein)  112 

Hanover 
Kellner  John,  tobacconist,  229  Canton  av 
Kellner  M.  laborer,  236  s  Broadway 
Kellner  Maria,  miUiner,  231  Canton  av 
Kellow  Jane,  laundress,  12  Pearl  al 
Kellum  Lewis,  agent,  34  n  Front 
Kelly  Ann,  tailoress,  164  West 
Kelly  Ann  S.  114  York 
Kelly  Ann  149  n  Fremont 
Kelly  Andrew  J.  painter,  93  n  Amity 
Kelly  Mrs.  Ann,  170  Ensor 
Kelly  Archibald    M.    ship    carpenter,    107   s 

Washington,  F.  P. 
Kelly  Albert,  shoemaker,  78  Booth 
Kelly  Bernard,  334  East 
Kelly  Bryan,  laborer,  100  Goodman  al 
Kelly  Bridget,  huckstress,  4  Plowman 
Kelly  Mrs.  Bridget,  53  Carlton 
Kelly  Bridget,  laundress,  13  Hull 
Kelly  Mrs.  Bridget,  laundress,  27  Haw 
Kelly  Caleb,  groceries  and  feed,  39  Columbia 
Kelly  Catherine,  349  Forrest 
Kelly  Catherine,  tavern,  17  w  Fayette 
Kelly  Mrs.  Charles  A.   boarding,  19  Monu- 
ment Square,  Calvert 
Kelly  Caleb  C.  J.  clerk,  39  Columbia 
Kelly  Charles,  3  Chesnut 
Kelly  Charles  W.  clerk,  79  n  Liberty 
Kelly  Charles,  puddler,  2  Windsor 
Kelly  Charles,  boiler  maker,   Grundy   near 
Preston 


Kelly  Christian,  laborer,  115  Plum 

Kelly     Mrs.   Clara  J.   dressmaker,    213  w 

Fayette 
Kelly  Daniel  M. shoemaker,  213  w  Fayette 
Kelly  Dominick,  laborer,  10  Neighbor 
Kelly  Dominick,  laborer,  Clinton  s  of  Boston 
Kelly  Elizabeth,  108  n  High 
Kelly   Elizabeth,  seamstress,   19  Little   Mc- 

Elderry 
Kelly  Elizabeth,  97  Cambridge 
Kelly  Elizabeth,  confectionery,  183  s  Wolfe 
Kelly  Elizabeth,  218  German 
Kelly  Edward,  laborer,  32  Boyd 
Kelly  Edward,  laborer,  239  Hamburg 
Kelly  Mrs.  Elizabeth,  23  Granby 
Kelly  Mrs.  Elizabeth,  Grundy  near  Mosher 
Kelly  Ellen,  grocer,  251  e  Fayette 
Kelly  Ellen,  confectionery,  42  Greenmount 

avenue 
Kelly  Ellen,  44  Liberty  al 
Kelly  Ellen,  embroiderer,  140  w  Madison 
Kelly  Emanuel,  ship  carpenter,  325  s  Charles 
Kelly  Francis,  carpenter,  55  w  Biddle 
Kelly  Francis  X.  stone  cutter,  183  n  Paca 
Kelly   Francis  X.  attorney  at  law,  49  w  Fa- 
yette, dw  79  n  Liberty 
Kelly  George,  laborer,  rear  of  1  Hillen 
Kelly  George  W.  painter,  125  Hamburg 
Kelly  Haines,  driver,  187  Preston 
Kelly  Mrs.  Harriet,  51  s  Broadway 
Kelly  Hannah  L.  201  Franklin 
Kelly,  Hazen  &  Co.,  railway  and  ship  yard, 

Covington,  foot  of  Hamburg 
Kelly,  Hedian   &  Piet,   printers,  booksellers 

and  stationers,  174  w  Baltimore 
KELLY    HENRY    W.  tobacconist,    59    s 

Broadway,  dw  50 
Kelly  Henry,  clerk,  182  Franklin 
Kelly  Hugh,  laborer,  90  s  Carey 
Kelly  Hugh,  confectionery,  104  Richmond 
Kelly  H.  H.  bookkeeper,  185  Franklin 
Kelly  Isabella,  embroiderer,  140  w  Madison  . 
Kelly  Mrs.  Isabella,  grocery,  55  w  Biddle 
Kelly  Is.  blacksmith,  143  Hollins 
Kelly  Jacob,  painter,  Amity  near  Saratoga 
Kelly  James,  grocer,  45  Forrest 
KELLY  JAMES,  restaurant,  s  e  cor  Barre 

and  Howard 
Kelly  James,  soldier,  1  Bevan 
Kelly  James,  potter,  139  Chesnut 
Kelly  James,  tavern,  7  Dover 
Kelly  James,  laborer,  6  Albemarle 
Kelly  James,  ship  carpenter,  313  s  Bond 
Kelly  James,  ]:irinter,  263  n  Central  av 
Kelly  James,  laborer,  9  Painter  ct 
Kelly  James,  laborer,  136  Holiday 
Kelly  Johanna,  60  Buren 
Kelly  Jerome,  machinist,  956  w  Baltimore 
Kelly  Mrs.  Johanna,  4  Armistead  la 
Kelly  John,  laborer,  Carr's  wharf 
Kelly  John,  barkeeper,  49  Buren 
Kelly  John  F.  engineer,  152  n  Front 
Kelly  John,  laborer,  216  Lexington 
Kelly  John,  express  wagoner,  63  Perry 
Kelly  John  W.  soldier,  9  Guilford  al 
Kelly  John,  soldier,  114  York 
Kelly  John,  baker,  104  Richmond 
Kelly  John  J.  bookkeeper,  79  n  Liberty 
Kelly  John  W.  coal  and  wood,  Biddle  near 

Cathedral,  dw  103  Preston 
Kelly  John  W.  ship  carpenter,  212  Eastern  av 
Kelly  John,  carpenter,  133  Eager 
Kelly  John,  ship  carpenter,  123  s  Wolfe 


GBO.  S.  PAGB  Si  BRO.,  Manufncturers    of  Roof«   and   Roofing   Materials,  111   Snath's 
\inharf.    C.  HART  SBHTH,  Agent. 


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215 


KEM 


Kelly  John,  laborer,  17  w  Fayette 

Kelly  John,  laborer,  11  Colvin  ct 

Kelly  John,  laborer,  19  Tyson  al 

Kelly  John,   carpenter,   42  Greenmount  av 

Kelly  John,  laborer,  7  Slemmer  al 

Kelly  John,  blacksmith,  956  w  Baltimore 

Kelly  John,  laborer,  18  President 

Kelly  John,  laborer,  156  Carlton 

Kelly  John  H.  soldier,  49  Harmony  la 

Kelly  John  H.  clerk,  214  e  Baltimore 

Kelly  Joseph,  caulker,  114  York 

Kelly  Joseph,  laborer,  109  York 

Kelly  Joseph,  jeweler,  112  Stirling 

Kelly  Joseph  M.  stone  cutter,  218  n  Howard 

Kelly  Joseph,  ship  carpenter,  393  Canton  av 

Kelly  Jiflia,  trimmings,  428  w  Baltimore 

Kelly  Lewis,  laborer,  1  Bevan 

Kelly  Margaret,  6  Hammond  al 

Kelly  iVIartin,  laborer,  6  Fulton  al 

Kelly  Mary,  music  teacher,  93  Albemarle 

Kelly  Mrs.  Mary,  32  n  Oregon 

Kelly  Mary  Anp,  grocery,  n  e  cor  Schroeder 

and  Boyd 
Kelly  Mary,  218  n  Howard 
Kelly  Matthew  A.  tailoress,  164  West 
Kelly  Mrs.  huckstress,  4  Plowman 
Kelly  Michael,  laborer,  542  Saratoga 
Kelly  Michael,  shoemaker,  29  Buren 
Kelly  Michael,  laborer,  58  Elliott 
Kelly  Michael,  tailor,  82  Holiday 
Kelly  Michael,  laborer,  131  Castle  al 
Kelly  Michael,  barkeeper,  8  Albemarle 
Kelly  Michael  J.  (K.,  Hedian  &  Piet,)  73 

Franklin 
Kelly  Michael,  drayman,  356  Ostend 
Kelly  Michael,  hackman,  13  New  Church 
Kelly  Michael,  laborer,  7  Colvin  ct 
Kelly  Michael,  laborer,  251  e  Fayette 
Kelly  Michael,  laborer,  113  York 
Kelly  Morgan,  laborer,  49  Forrest 
Kelly  Mordecai  K.  drover,  73  Columbia 
Kelly  Patrick,  laborer,  3  Guilford  al 
Kelly  Patrick  H.  carpenter,  21  Biddle 
Kelly  Patrick  H.  morocco  finisher,  77  Mc- 

Elderry 
Kelly  Patrick,  porter,  n  e  cor  Schroeder  and 

Boyd 
Kelly  Phillip,  laborer,  St.  Charles  hotel,  L.  P 
Kelly  Patrick,  grocer,  27  Booth 
Kelly  Patrick,  laborer,  134  Harford  av 
Kelly  Patrick,  laborer,  311  Forrest 
Kelly  Peter,  laborer,  363  Columbia 
Kelly    Peter  A.  (Timothy   K.  &   Son,)  79  n 

Liberty 
Kelly  Peter,  laborer,  8  L.  Barclay 
Kelly  Richard,  machinist,  104  West 
Kelly  Mrs.   Sarah.  107  s  Washington,  F.  P. 
Kelly  Sarah  G.  tailoress,  164  West 
Kelly  Sarah  Jane,  saleswoman,  104  Richmond 
Kelly  Sophia,  140  w  Madison 
Kelly  Mrs.  Susan,  tailoress,  4  Albemarle 
Kelly  Sylvester  R.  machinist,  457  n  Gay 
Kelly  Capt.  Thomas,  mariner,  51  s  Broadway 
Kelly  Thomas,  laborer,  18  Scott 
Kelly  Thomas,  huckster,  84  s  Poppleton 
Kelly    Thaddeus,  shoemaker,  rear  of  79  n 

Eutaw 
Kelly  Thomas,  porter,  18  Scott 
Kelly  Thomas,  shoemaker,  9  Hillen 
Kelly  Thomas,  laborer,  70  s  Chapel 
Kelly  Theophilus  J.  clerk,  73  Franklin 
Kelly  Timothy  &  Son,  merchant  tailors,  3  n 
Liberty,  dw  T.  K.  79 


Kelly  Timothy,  soldier,  1  Bevan 
Kelly  Washington,  bookkeeper,  5  n  Ann 
Kelly  Wm.  laborer,  81  n  High 
Kelly  Wm.  L.  soldier,  325  s  Charles 
Kelly  Wm.  B.  laborer,  84  Block 
Kelly  Wm.  J.  tavern,  82  West  Falls  av 
Kelly  Wm.  (K.,  liazen  &.Co.)  102  William 
Kelly  Wm.  porter,  Madison  near  Harford  av 
Kelly  Wm.  H.  clerk,  184  e  Madison 
Kelly  Wm.  tavern,  46  Short 
Kelly  Wm.  clerk,  11  Lexington 
Kelly  Wm.  L.  ship  carpenter,  144  Washing- 
ton, F.  H. 
Kelly  Wm.  T.  produce  agent,  203  s  Paca 
Kelner  James,  laborer,  416  Canton  av 
Kelner  Joseph,  laborer,  416  Canton  av 
Kelser  Frederick,  box  maker,  1  Brannan  ct 
KELSEY  &  GRAY,  ship  brokers  and  com. 
merchts.sw  cor  Pratt  and  Buchanan's  wharf 
Kelsey  Henry,  (K.&.  Gray,)  90  e  Baltimore 
Kelsey  Mrs.  Sally,  54  s  Exeter 
Kelsey  Wm.  S.  ship  carpenter,  144  Washing- 
ton, F.  H. 
Kelshbaum  John,  huckster,  187  s  Dallas 
Kelso  John  R.  51  s  Sharp 
Kelso  John  R.  jr.,  (M.  Keith,  jr.  &  Son,)  227 

Garden 
Kelso  Maria  D.  C.  dressmaker,  182  East 
Kelso  Wm.  watchman,  20  Marriott 
Keltenback  Mrs.  Sophia,  140  Hughes 
Kelty  Wm.  K.  tailor,  271  William 
Keltz  Henry,  shoemaker,  171  s  Bethel 
Kemlett  John,  shoemaker,  200  s  Bond 
Kemmellin  J.  Michael,  166  s  Spring 
Kemp  Ann,  confectionery,  244  s  Broadway 
Kemp  Ann,  seamstress,  123  Bank 
Kemp  C.  E.  (Hopkins,  Harden  &  K.)  necor 

Baltimore  and  Calhoun 
Kemp  Edward  D.  199  n  Charles 
Kemp  Francis,  milkman,  376  e  Eager 
Kemp  Frederick  C.  bricklayer,  88  Chew 
Kemp  George,  sr.,  tailor,  159  s  Washington, 

F.  P. 
Kemp  George,  jr.,  shipsmith,  159  s  Washing- 
ton, F.  P. 
Kemp  Henry,  shipsmith,  159  s  Washington, 

F.  P. 
Kemp  Henry,  livery  stables,  72  German,  dw 

313  Fayette 
Kemp  James  T.   musical  and   mathematical 

instrument  maker,  28  s  High 
Kemp  Jacob  F.  92  w  Baltimore 
Kemp  James,  ship  carpenter,  172  s  Ann 
Kemp  James,  shoemaker,  22  Chesnut  al 
Kemp  Joseph  H.  ship  carpenter,  159  s  Ann 
Kemp  Joseph  F.  architect,  116  s  Paca 
Kemp  Mary  V.  dress  maker,  116  Vine' 
Kemp  Oscar  T.  clerk,  313  w  Fayette 
Kemp  Richard,  jr.,  bookkeeper,  192  Saratoga 
Kemp  RichardjSec'y  Merchants'  Shot  Works, 

192  Saratoga 
Kemp  Richard  C.  grain,  flour  and  feed,  n  w 

cor  Bank  and  Central  av.,  dw  34  s  Spring 
Kemp  Mrs.  Ruth,  256  Mulberry 
Kemp  Simon,  578  Lexington 
Kemp  Simon,  jr.,  clerk,  578  Lexington 
Kemp  Thomas,  ship  carpenter,  159  s  Ann 
Kemp  Thomas,  189  Garden 
Kemp  Velmena,  confectionery,  58  Harrison 
Kemp  Dr.  Wm.  M.  55  n  Greene 
Kemp  Wm.  clerk,  162  Saratoga 
Kemp  Wm.  brickmaker,  627  Light 
,  Kemp  Wm.  ship  carpenter,  304  e  Pratt 


WM.  P.  WEBB,  Marine,  Fire  and  I,ife  Insurance  Agent  and  Broker.    Agent  "Mutnal 
Benefit  Life  Insurance  Co.,  IVe-nrark,  N.  J.,"  89  Second  Street. 


KEM 


216 


KEN 


Kempell  C.  laborer,  117  Lancaster 
Kemper  Henry  F.  shoemaker,  93  Washing- 
ton, F.  H. 
Kemper  Henry  J.  cigar  maker,  93  Washing- 
ton, F.  H. 
Kemper  Henry,  box  maker,  German,  betw. 

Howard  and  Eutaw 
Kemper  John,  clerk,  180  s  Fremont 
Kemper  Louisa,  504  Penna  av 
Kemper  Wm.  H.  laborer,  352  Penna  av 
Kemper  Wm.  harness  maker,  127  Raborg 
Kemper  Wm.  stove  jobber,  252  Penna  av 
Kemper  Wm.  teamster,  298  s  Paca 
Kemps  George,  confectionery,  226  e  Madi- 
son 
Kempton  M.  23  Jackson 
Kencher  Bartley,  laborer,  6  Booth 
Kendall  Ann  E.  341  w  Lombard 
Kendall  Geo.  ensign  U.  S.  A.,  193  Bank 
Kendall  Henry  L.  steamed  oysters,  cor.  Holi- 
day and  Baltimore,  dw  48  e  Fayette 
Kendall  Henry  M.  grocer,  28  n  Front 
Kendall  Mrs.  Prudence  H.  240  Pearl 
Kendall  Wm.  91  Mulberry 
Kendler  John,  gunsmith,  178  McHenry 
Kendrig  Mrs.  Catherine,  230  e  Lombard 
Keneel  George,  laborer,  7  Hull  al 
Kenear  Robert,  shoemaker,  164  Aisquith 
Kenley  Susan,  boarding,  31  Pearl 
Kenly  George  T.  299  w  Lombard 
Kenly  Gen.  John  R.,  U.  S.  A.,  441  w  Balti- 
more 
Kenna  Fred,  driver,  29  Granby 
Kennard  A.  A.  bookkeeper,  27  n  Calvert 
Kennard  Mrs.  Alex.  A.  459  w  Fayette 
Kennard  Baltis  H.  inspector,  over  3  n  Calvert, 

dw  576  Lexington 
Kennard  Branson  F.  clerk,  396  w  Fayette 
KENNARD  GEO.  L  grocer  and  liquor  deal- 
er, 235  n  Gay 
Kennard  Joseph,  ship  joiner,  157  Gough 
Kennard  Priscilla,  dressmaker,  248  Hollins 
Kennard    Richard,  block   and  pump    maker, 

135  s  Ann 
Kennard  Susan,  dry  goods,  223  n  Gay 
Kennard  Thomas  A.  moulder,  261  Hollins 
Kennard  Wm,  H.  sr.  396  w  Fayette 
Kennard  Wm.  H.  jr.  ornamental  carver,  24  n 

Sharp,  dw  460  Lexington 
Kennady  Mrs.  Ellen,  1  L.  Ross 
Kennady  Thos.  coachmaker,  1  L.  Ross 
Kenneally  Mrs.  Emily,  Strieker  n  of  PVemont 
Kennedy  Alexander,  drayman,  192  n  Eden 
Kennedy  Ann,  dressmaker,  114  Saratoga 
Kennedy  Dennis,  cellar  digger, 194  Harford  av 
Kennedy  Elizabeth,  162  e  Madison 
Kennedy  Elizabeth,  73  Raborg 
Kennedy  Felix,  marble  polisher,  21  McHenry 
Kennedy  Henry  C.  soldier,  88  Hamburg 
Kennedy  Henry,  laborer,  725  w  Pratt 
Kennedy  Jas.  P.  grocery  and  feed  store,  n  c 

cor  Oregon  and  Pratt 
Kennedy  Mrs.  Jane  44  Saratoga 
Kennedy  John,  car  driver,  118  Hollins 
Kennedy  John  T.  oyster  packer,  41  L.  Con- 
stitution 
Kennedy  John    Pendleton,    LL.D.    provost 
University  of  Maryland,  dw  90  w  Madi- 
son 
Kennedy  Lawrence,  carter,  279  a  Eutaw 
Kennedy  Mrs.  Mary  E.  522  Lexington 
Kennedy  Mary,  232  Montgomery 
Kennedy  Mary,  tailoress,  28  Abey  al 


Kennedy  Michael,  clerk,  19  w  Baltimore 
Kennedy  Patrick,  laborer,  660  w  Pratt 
Kennedy  Rosanna,  boarding,  19  w  Baltimore 
Kennedy  Susan,  dress  maker,  73  Raborg 
Kennedy  Tim,  shoemaker,  9  n  Poppleton 
Kennedy  J.,  Vincent  near  Baltimore 
Kennedy  Walter,  machinist,  28  e  Lombard 
Kennedy  Wm.  W.  (John  &  James  Williams 

&  Co.)  70  Barre 
Kennedy  Wm.  W.  portrait  painter,  82  w  Bal- 
timore, dw  70  Chew 
Kennedy  Wm.  president  Mount  Vernon  Co. 
dw  Greenmount  av  nr  city  limits  and  26 
Mulberry 
Kennedy  Wm.\T.  photographer,  44  Saratoga 
Kennedy  Wm.  T.  ship  carpenter,  325  Light 
Kenneer  Theresa,  grocer,   cor  Lombard  and 

Stockton  al 
Kenner  Ann,  33  Abbot 

Kenner  Charles,  foundryman,  Patuxent,  Can- 
ton 
Kenner  Conrad,  foundryman,  58  Elliott 
Kenner  Thomas,  teamster,  3  Baker  ct 
Kenner  Wm.  varnisher,  43  Marion 
Kenney  Adeline,  teacher,  12  Gough 
Kenney  Annie,  gold  pens  and  jewelry,  96  w 

Baltimore 
Kenney  Benj.  T.  sailmaker,  62  e  Pratt 
Kenney  Benjamin  sailmaker,  62  e  Pratt 
Kenney  Mrs    boarding,  62  e  Pratt 
Kenney  Edward,  laborer,  70  Hamburg 
Kenney  Francis,  laborer,  81  Goodman  al 
Kenney  Francis,  teacher,  115Ellicott,  Canton 
Kenney  George,  mariner,  54  Philpot 
Kenney  Henry,  laborer,  370  s  Eutaw 
Kenney  Jas.  boot  and  shoemaker,  13  Ensor 
Kenney  Jeremiah,  sr.  provisions,  92  Park 
Kenney  Jeremiah,  jr.  clerk,  92  Park 
Kenney  John,  laborer,  180  n  High 
Kenney  John,  laborer,  229  Lemmon 
Kenney  Michael,  blacksmith,  15  Hillen 
Kenney  Patrick,  ice  cart  driver,  165  s  Central 

avenue 
Kenney  Peter,  laborer,  129  e  Eager 
Kenney  Robt.  laborer,  32  Morton  al 
Kenney  Thomas,  carpenter,  40  Gough 
Kenney  Wm.  T.  104  and  106  Holiday 
Kenneybour  John,  laborer,  Burke,  Canton 
Kenny  Cornelius,  huckster,  63  Camden 
Kenny  George,  silversmith,  239  n  Caroline 
Kenny  Peter,  porter,  127  e  Eager 
Kenny  Thomas,  conductor  B.  &  0,  R.  R.  209 

Barre 
Kenny  Thomas,  bricklayer,  206  n  Eden 
Kenny  Wm.  type  founder,  67  Hillen 
Kenny  Wm.  R.  R.  marine  fireman,  25  Hen- 
rietta 
Kensey  Albert,  machinist,  91  s  Fremont 
Kensett  Mrs.  Elizabeth,  31  Stirling 
KENSETT  THOMAS  &  CO.  preservers  of 
fresh  provisions,  oysters,  fruits,  &c.  West 
Falls  av.  and  n  e  cor  Central  av  and  Bank 
Kensett  Thomas  (T.  K.&  Co.)  Penna.  av  nr 

tollgate 
Kensett  Thomas  H.  (T.  K.  &  Co.)  Penna.  av 

nr  tollgate 
Kent  Ann  C.  tailoress,  420  Saratoga 
KENT  CHARLES  B.  City  Passenger  R.  R. 

Hou-se,  734  and  736  Penna.  av 
Kent  Edward  E.  produce,  158  Pratt,  dw  392 

Lexington 
Kent  E.  E.  clerk,  169  w  Lombard 
Kent  Elizabeth,  boarding,  169  w  Lombard 


J.  HEXRY   GIESE,   Oominissioii   MercUont,   for   the   sale   of  Flour,   Grain,  Seeds,  &c. 
Rosendale  Ccmeut  and  Calcined  Plaster  conxtantly  on  hand,  HI  Spear 'a  Wluurf. 


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217 


KES 


Kent  P.  E.  clerk,  169  w  Lombard 
Kentman  George,  milkman.  Western  Ceme- 
tery lane 
Kentner  K.  laborer,  326  s  Bond 
Kentner  Nicholas,  laborer,  228  s  Durham 
Kentzler  Fredk.  F.  police,  102  Gough 
Keogh  Henry  M.  soldier,  239  Peirce 
Keogh  John,  soldier,  239  Peirce 
Keogh  John,  carpenter,  239  Peirce 
Keogh  John,  fireman,  30  Ryan 
Keough  Patrick,  laborer,  15  Colvin  ct 
Kephart  F.  laborer,  338  Canton  av 
Kephart  Peter,  ice,   4   Dover,   dw   Fountain 

hotel 
Kepner  F.  shoemaker,  230  s  Ann 
Kepler  Geo.  W.  tobacconist,  139  e  Monument 
Kepiinger  John  W.  painter,  220  e  Madison 
Keppie  Wm.  brass  finisher,  Ross  nr  Eutaw 
Keppie  Henry,  gilder,  22  w  Lombard 
Kerby  Dennis,  grocer,  271  n  Eutaw 
Kerby  Robert,  181  German 
Kercher  Anton,  carpenter,  124  French 
Kercher  Conrad,  laborer,  81  e  Fayette 
Kerchner  Fredk.  A.  paper  carrier,  18  Chats- 
worth 
Kerch ner  Ferdinand,  currier,  236  n  Central  av 
Kerchner  John,  carter,  115  Penna.  av 
Kerchner  John,  shoemaker,  1  Harmony  la 
Kerchner  Mrs.  L.  C.  millinery,  160  Lexington 
Kerchling  Wm.  baker,  115  Aisquith 
Kerckhoff  George,  tobacconist,  n  w  cor  Lex- 
ington and  Liberty 
Kerding  Henry,  laborer,  49  Eastern  av 
Kerkham  Alexander,  moulder,  75  Grundy 
Kerl  Nancy,  tavern,  137  Eastern  av 
Kerlinger  Chas.  J.  v/atchmaker  and  jeweler, 

121^  n  Gay 
Kerlinger  Wm.  H.  bar  tender,  242  Mulberry 
Kermode  John,  wood  yard,  cor  Howard  and 

Henrietta 
Kermode  John,  fancy  goods,  91  n  Eutaw 
Kern  Chas.  gun  and  locksmith,  240  Lee 
Kern  Catherine,  14  Calverton  road 
Kern  Jacob,  drayman,  239  s  Wolfe 
Kern  John,  tailor,  239  s  Wolfe  , 
Kern  Martin,  furn.  carman,  34  Union 
Kern  Simon,  grocery,  5  Walker 
Kern  Susan,  137  Ross 
Kernan  Bernard,  grocer,  99  Watson 
Kernan  Catherine,  shop,  173  e  Eager 
Kernan  Eugene,  restaurant,  19  e  Pratt 
Kernan  James,  Fountain  hotel 
Kernan  Jas.  H.  sexton  St.  Vincent  de  Paul's 

Church,  84  n  Front 
Kernan  James  W.  ship  carpenter,  43  York 
Kernan  John,  grocer,  McKim  nr  Neighbor 
Kernan  John,  gov't  contractor,  86  s  Howard 
Kernan  John,  pedler,  52  n  Eutaw 
Kernan  Michael,  laborer,  22  Ross 
Kernan  Mary,  45  e  Eager 
Kernan  Matthew,  rag  dealer,  292  Harford  av 
Kernan  Michael,  grocer,  481  w  Pratt 
Kernan  Michael,  carter,  139  n  Front 
Kernan  Michael,  hod  carrier,  132  s  Castle 
Kernan  Owen,  dealer  in   cotton   waste,   127 

Ensor 
Kernan  Peter,  138  Cathedral 
Kernan  Thomas,  grocer,  90  Harford  av 
Kerndel  Charles,  dyer,  37  Harrison 
Kerner  Adam,  tavern,  7  Shakspear 
Kerner  Dr.  Charles,  214  s  Bond 
Kerner  Mrs.  Elizabeth,  grocery,  s  e   corner 
McElderry  and  Bond 


Kerner  Mrs.  Francis  A.  boarding,  199  w  Fay- 
ette 
Kerner  Frederick,  barber,  214  s  Bond 
Kerner  George,  engineer.  Fort  av  nr  Lawrence 
Kerner  Geo.  H.  clerk  Greenmount  Cemetery, 

151  n  Bond 
Kerner  Gotleib,  shoemaker,  19  Butler 
Kerner  H.  F.  tobacconist,  226  Garden 
Kerner  Dr.  Henry,  214  s  Bond 
Kerner  John  F.  tobacconist,  43  e  Baltimore, 

dw  226  Garden 
Kerner  John  H.  clerk,  226  Garden 
Kerner  Michael,  boatman,  105  Cambridge 
Kerner  M.  Harry,  telegraph  operator,  199  w 

Fayette 
Kerner  Nicholas,  tailor,  254  e  Lombard 
Kerner  Philip,  clerk,  91  n  Exeter 

Kerner ,  laborer,  298  Aliceanna 

Kerney  Mrs.  Bridget,  170  Dover 

Kerney  Catherine,  303  Forrest 

Kerney  John,  laborer,  104  Bank 

Kerney  Margaret,  303  Forrest 

Kerney  Patrick,  laborer,  170  Dover 

Kerngood  &  Bro.  dry  goods,  537  w  Baltimore 

Kerngood  Dora,  saleswoman,  537  w  Baltimore 

Kerngood  Marcus, (K.&  Bro.)  537  w  Baltimore 

Kerngood  Tobias,  (K.&  Bro.)  699  w  Baltimore 

Kerngood  Wm.  (K.  &  Bro.)  537  w  Baltimore 

Kerns  John  F.  tinner,  734  w  Baltimore 

Kerns  John,  huckster,  35  Haw 

Kerr  Andrew  S.  teacher,  101  Gough 

Kerr  Catherine,  4  Thompson 

Kerr  George  W.  cigar  maker,  334  Raborg 

Kerr  Mrs.  Harriet  A.  604  Penna  av 

Kerr  James  P. ,  clerk  N.  C.  R.  R.,  67  Aisquith 

Kerr  James,  cutler,  51  Holland 

Kerr  James,  carpenter,  451  w  Fayette 

Kerr  James,  clerk,  48  Saratoga 

Kerr  Joseph  W.  police,  2  n  Republican 

Kerr  Joseph,  carpenter,  451  w  Fayette 

Kerr  Mary  Ann,  28  Neighbor 

Kerr  Thomas,  28  Neighbor 

Kerr  Thomas,  grocer,  190  n  Exeter 

Kerr  Robert  J.  reporter,  67  Aisquith 

Kerr  Wilson,  butcher,  604  Penna  av 

Kerr  Wm.  J.  carpenter,  1  Albert  al 

Kerr  Wm.  teacher,  101  Gough 

Kerrens  Alexander,  painter,  194  Eutaw 

Kerrens  Mrs.  Elizabeth,' 194  n  Eutaw 

Kerris  Henry,  foundryman,  15  Cannon 

Kerry ,  farmer,  190  East 

Kersher  Joseph,  shoemaker,  40  s  Bonll 
Kershner  Benj.  F.  hats  and  caps,  426  w  Balti- 
more 
Kershaw  Adam,  laborer.  Port  near  Aliceanna 
Kerstenbroek  Dr.  Albert  C.  192  Hanover 
Kerster  Wm.  H.  pyrotechnist,  330  e  Baltimore 
Kerstine  Conrad,  cap  maker,  232  s  Charles 
Kervick  K.  J.  blacksmith,  145  Chesapeake 
Kervill  Henry,  porter,  Eager,  near  York  road 
Kerwin  Bernard,  grocer,  124  Ross 
Kerwolig  Fredk.  leather  finisher,  26  Somerset 
Kes  John,  sr.,  shoemaker,  12  Walnut  al 
Kes  John,  jr.,  shoemaker,  12  Walnut  al 
Kesa  August,  tailor,  65  s  Regester 
Keseling  Frantz,  butcher,  57  Hanover  market, 

dw  Frederick  road 
Kesler  Henry,  cooper,  31  Brown 
Kesler  John,  shoemaker,  211  w  Pratt 
Kesler  John,  shoemaker,  117  West 
Kesler  John,  brakesman,  81  McHenry 
Kesler  Wm.  conductor  B.  &  0.  R.  R.,  dw  49 
Lombard 


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KES 


218 


KID 


Kesling  Frank,  butcher,  Western  cemetery  la 
Kesnieyer  George,  harness  maker,  45  Pratt 
Kestner  Joseph,  shoemaker,  2  Boulden  al 
Kesmodel  Frederick,  pickler,  Garrison  la,  near 

Frederick  road 
Kesmodel  Martin,  Bank  la,  near  Charles,  dw 

175  n  Exeter 
Kesner  Jacob,  painter,  223  s  Dallas 

Kesner carpenter,  79  s  Bank 

Kesse  George,  coachman,  67  Garden 
Kesseling  John,  basket  maker,  27  Low 
Kessick  Mrs.  Mary  A.  grocery,  139  L.  Greene 
Kessler  Amos,  barber,  251  e  Eager 
Kessler  Frederick,  huckster,  117  West 
Kessler  George,  bricklayer,  582  w  Lombard 
Kessler  George,  cabinet  maker,  229  e  Eager 
Kessler  George,  confectioner,  141  Aisquith 
Kessler  Jacob,  liquors,  452  Saratoga 
Kessler  John,  tailor,  197  Orleans 
Kessler  John,  car  driver,  219  s  Broadway 
Kessler  Lizzie,  dressmaker,  108  Lexington 
Kessler  Margaret,  tailoress,  175  West 
Kessler  Margaret  &  Co.,  millinery  and  trim- 
mings, 214  Lexington 
Kessler  Windelin,  barber,  87  Ensor 
Kessner  Wm.  laborer,  240  s  Durham 
Kest   Frederick,   wood   turner,   rear  of   494 

Penna. av 
Kesting  Louis,  shoemaker,  129  Garden 
Kesting  Philip,  file  maker,  87  n  Front 
Kestler  John  G.  provisions,  173  Ross 
Kestner  Conrad,  159  n  Fremont 
Kestner  Henry,  tailor,  147  L.  Greene 
Kestner  John,  tailor,  145  Stirling 
Kestner  R.  laborer,  241  s  Wolfe 
Ketchum  E.  R.  clerk,  48  Bolton 
KETCHUM  R.  V.  R.  general  supply  store, 

53  w  Pratt,  dw  48  Bolton 
Kelt  Emil,  artist,  102  Saratoga 
Kettel  Joseph,  locksmith,  6  Hammond  al 
Kettering   Peter,  confectionery,  210  n   Cen- 
tral av 
Kettler  Catharine,  219  Aliceanna 
Kettler  Frederick  A.  stoves,  305  s  Bond 
Kettler  John,  baker,  9  Harford  av 
Kettler  Rebecca,  306  Canton  av 
Keuand  Fritz,  laborer.  111  s  Bond 
Keueter  Joseph,  shoemaker,  213  s  Bethel 
Keufman  Conrad,  butcher,  Fell's  Point  Mar- 
ket, dw  Monument  near  Maryland  Hospital 
Kewish  Thos.  D.  tailor,  291  w  Pratt 
Key   George   W.  telegraph   operator,  360  e 

Fayette 
Key  Gabriel  P.  painter,  1  McHenry 
Keyes  Gen.  E.  D.,  U.  S.  A.  118  St.  Paul 
Keyl  John,  baker,  120  Columbia 
Keyl  Rev.  Wm.  20  Barnet 
Keylan  Edward,  porter  wagon,  7  Albemarle 
Keys  H.  H.  37  s  Bond 

Keys  Hugh,  (Jas.  N.  K.  &  Son,)  98  w  Mon- 
ument 
Keys  Jas.  G.  W.  engineer,  338  Eastern  av 
Keys  Jas.  N.  &,  Son,  liquors,  93  Franklin 
Keys  Mrs.  Jane,  142  n  Fremont 
Keys  John,  clerk,  351  w  Lombard 
Keys  John,  engineer,  57  McElderry 
Keys  Joseph  T.  (Egerton  &  K.)  21  Read 
Keys  Peter,  carpenter,  35  w  Lombard 
Keys  Richard  B.  (Roduy  &  Co.)  143  Park 
Keys  Robert  T.  (R.  T.  K.  &  Co.)  79  Ex- 
change place 
Keys  Robert  T.  &  Co.  merchandise  brokers, 
79  Exchange  place 


Keys  Thomas,  clerk,  dw  Mansion  House 
Keys  Wm.  cabinet  maker,  232  n  Bond 
Keyser  Adam,  restaurant,  35  Haubert 
Keyser  Anthony,  varnisher,  217  Montgomery 
Keyser  Dr.  Chas.   C.  office   170  German,  dw 

Gen.  Wayne  Inn 
Keyser  Chas.  M.  55  n  Paca 
Keyser  Charles,  barber,  176  s  Regester 
Keyser  Christian,  soldier,  285  n  Central  av 
Keyser  Christian  A.  laborer,  91  Cambridge 
Keyser  Cornelius,  carpenter,  4  Emory 
Keyser  Derick  W.    (Sharkey  &  Co.)  504   v 

Baltimore 
Keyser    Mrs.    Elizabeth,    confectioner,   217 

Montgomery 
Keyser  Geo.  grocery,  17  Chesnut  al 
Keyser  Geo.  car  tender,  679  w  Baltimore 
Keyser  Geo.  clerk,  23  n  Paca 
Keyser  Henry,  tobacconist,  338  Franklin 
Keyser  Henry,  stone  cutter,  5  New 
Keyser  Henry,  blacksmith,  19  Rock 
Keyser  H.Irvin,  (K.,Troxell  &  Co.)Barnum's 

Hotel 
Keyser  Jacob,  carpenter,  401  w  Pratt 
Keyser  Jacob,  blacksmith,  524  w  Pratt 
Keyser  James,   china,  12  n   Howard,  dw  23 

n  Paca 
Keyser  John  F.  printer,  373  Saratoga* 
Keyser  John,  laborer,  62  s  Regester 
Keyser  Joseph, laborer,  rear  201  Montgomery 
Keyser  Joseph,  fireman,  225  Hollins 
Keyser  Joseph,  porter,  117  Hill 
Keyser  Louis,  soldier,  47  Johnson 
Keyser  Margaret,  laundress,  47  Johnson 
Keyser  Mary,  17  Chesnut  al 
Keyser  Moses,  dry  goods,  231  w  Pratt 
Keyser  Nicholas,  laborer,  1  Gould  la 
Keyser  Nicholas,  laborer,  152  s  Charles 
Keyser  Nicholas,  laborer,  329  s  Wolfe 
Keyser  Peter  L.  tailor,  558  and  558>2  w  Pratt 
Keyser  Philip,  laborer,  9  Webb 
Keyser  Philip  C.  brakesman,  526  w  Pratt 
Keyser  Philip  C.  brakesman,  195  Ramsay 
Keyser  Samuel,  huckster,  142  s  Durham 
Keyser  Sebastian,  cooper,  58  Bank 
KEYSER,  TROXELL  &  CO. iron  merchants, 

19  s  Calvert 
Keyser  Wm.  (K.,  Troxell  &  Co.)  93  Cathe- 
dral 
Keyser  Wm.  cigar  maker,  213  s  Eutaw 
Keyser  Wm.  W.  clerk,  33  n  Paca 
Keyworth  B.  F.  cutter,  40  w  Fayette 
Keyworth  Chas.    B.   merchant  tailor,  276  w 

Baltimore,  dw  Baltimore  Co 
Keyworth  Daniel,  cutter,  140  w  Fayette 
Kibler  Frederick,  machinist,  cor  Townsend 

and  John 
Kidd  Amelia,  confectioner,  35  w  Baltimore 
Kidd  Benjamin,  of  fire  department,  45  n  Eden 
Kidd  Charles,  edge  tool  maker,  400  w  Pratt, 

dw  44  Portland 
Kidd  Chas.  H.  edge  tool  maker,  400  w  Pratt, 

dw  475  Franklin 
Kidd  James,  rags,  25  French 
Kidd  James  A.  clerk,  65  Richmond 
Kidd  Jared,  police,  130  Orleans 
Kidd  Johanna,  65  Richmond 
Kidd  John,  cattle  dealer,  202  Harford  av 
Kidd  Joshua,  tavern,   182i.<  Forrest,  dw  Jef- 
ferson near  Van  Buren,  Homestead 
Kidd  Lewis,  butcher,  Jackson  near  Harrison, 

Homestead 
Kidd  Moses,  wheelwright,  9  n  French 


■WM.  P.  WEBB,  ivffrliie.  Fire  and  Hfe  Insurance  Agent  and  Broker.    Agent 
Benefit  liife  Insurance  Co.,  IVe-vrark,  IV.  J.,"  S9  Second  Street. 


Slutoja 


KID 


219 


KIM 


Kidd  Robert,  flagman,  3  w  Biddle 

Kidd  Patrick,  laborer,  61  James  al 

Kidd  Wm.  butcher,  Central  av  near  Chase 

Kidd  Wm.  coach  maker,  65  Richmond 

Kidd  Wm.  laborer,  402  Harford  av 

Kidd  &  White,  confectioners  and  fruiterers, 
16  w  Baltimore 

Kidder  Camillus,  shipping  and  com.  merchant, 
16  Bowly's  whf.,  dw  cor  Shirk  and  Decker 

Kidel  Casper,  blacksmith,  45  Lancaster 

Kiel  Augustus,  cigar  maker,  61  Henrietta 

Kiel  John  H.  watchmaker,  25  e  Baltimore 

Kielmejer  Joseph,  cooper,  128  Granby 

Kienie  Nicholas,  tailor,  32  e  Fayette 

Kienzle  Jacob,  butcher,  82  Belair  market,  dw 
Monument  near  Md.  Hospital 

Kiener  Kliment,  restaurant,  7  w  Pratt 

Kientzler  Louis,  tobacconist,  328  s  Charles 

Kiersted  Maria  M.  fancy  store,  78  s  Broad- 
way • 

Kies  Mrs.  Louisa,  143  s  Chester 

Kiesling  Andrew,  shoemaker,  352  Canton  av 

Kiestar  Conrad,  tailor,  58  s  Charles 

Kiggin  Barney,  laborer,  305  Eastern  av 

Kiggin  James,  carter,  cor  Lancaster  and  Can- 
non 

Kigsner  John,  tailor,  29  Low 

Kihlo  Jacob,  clerk,  142  Mulberry 

Kikner  John,  tailor,  78  s  Wolfe 

Kilber  Henry,  tavern,  323  s  Bond 

Kilbourn  E.  (j.  attorney,  32  St.  Paul,  dw 
Anne  Arundel  Co 

Kilburn  Elizabeth,  4  Abbott 

Kilburn  Uriah,  butter  45  South        ' 

KildufF  Arthur,  laborer,  164  East 

Kilduff  John,  printer,  123  n  Front 

KilduffMary  Ann,  259  Forrest 

Kilduff  Patrick,  123  n  Front 

Kilduff  Patrick,  porter,  124  Park 

Kilduff  Stephen,  hostler,  289  Forrest 

Kile  Augustus,  cigar  maker,  61  Henrietta 

Kilfoyle  Thomas,  brass  founder,  Addison  e 
of  Front 

Kilger  Patrick,  16  s  Front 

KilgourM.  W.  clerk,  124  n  High 

KILGOUR  DAVID,  iron  foundry,  and  nuts 
and  washers,  York  between  William  and 
Johnson,  dw  66  Conway 

Kilgour  John,  moulder,  103  Chew 

Kilgrove  Mary,  tailoress,  190  HoUins 

Kilkin  John,  omnibus  driver,  19  Perry 

Killalea  Patrick,  porter,  508  w  Pratt 

Killar  Casper,  grocery,  308  s  Bond 

Killclare  Mrs.  Bridget,  398  s  Charles 

Killclare  John,  laborer,  398  s  Charles 

Killen  Mary,  huckstress,  75  Forrest 

Killen  Wm.  H.  carpenter,  35  Harford  av 

Killian  John  M.  trunk  maker,  198  e  Lombard 

Killian  George,  harness  maker,  Frederick  av 
near  Calverton  road 

Killian  John  G.  tailor,  198  e  Lombard 

Killenstine  John,  porter,  274  n  Eden 

Killentine  Peter,  tailor,  7  Albert  al 

Killian  John  G.  tailor,  198  e  Lombard 

Killian  John  M.  trunk  maker,  198  e  Lombard 

Killingstein  Steph.  wagoner,  266  n  Central  av 

Killinstine  George,  tailor,  36  Somerset 

Killman  Charles,  stevedore,  368  e  Eager 

Killman  Daniel,  tinner,  73  n  High 

Killman  Thomas,  engineer,  57  Stirling 

Killman  Thomas,  engineer,  9  Low 

Killman  Thos.  Washington,  ship  carpenter, 
119  s  Washington,  F.  P. 

J.  HEIVRY  GIESS:,   Commission  Merchant,   for   the   sale   of  Flour,  Grain,  Seeds,  &c. 
Rosendale  Cement  and  Calcined  Plaster  constantly  on  hand,  31  Spear's  "Wliarf. 


Killmer  John  W.  tinner,  260  w  Biddle 
Killmeier  Marx,  tavern,  42  Clay 
Killmond  Thomas  W.  ship  carpenter,  5  Low 
Killmond  Wm.  H.  moulder,  406  West 
Killmeyer  Augusta,  336  s  Bond 
Killmeyer  Jacob,  umbrella  maker,  43  Barnes 
Killmeyer  Joseph,  cooper,  124  Central  av 
Killmeyer  Joseph,  jr.,  soldier,  124  Central  av 
Kilman  Noah,  laborer,  48  Leadenhall 
Kilmer  Henry  C.  tinner,  76  Hanover 
KILMON  G.  ballast  wharf,  19  &  21  Hughes 
Kilpatrick  John,  pattern  maker,  106  Ramsay 
Kilpatrick  Mary,  714  Penna.  av 
Kilpatrick  Thos.  moulder,  106  Ramsay 
Kilpatrick  Thomas,  carpenter,  714  Penna.  av 
Kilpatrick  Wm.  D.  clerk,  714  Penna.  av 
Kilty  Capt.  Augustus  H.,  U.  S.  N.  41  Mul- 
berry 
Kimball  Daniel  K.  jr.,  mariner,  349  s  Sharp 
Kimball  Daniel  K.  sutler,  349  s  Sharp 
Kimball  Francis,  baker,  174  e  Madison 
Kimball  Horace,  ofiicer  at  Penitentiary,  113 

French 
Kimball  Henry  H.  engineer,  U.  S.  N.  216  e 

Madison 
Kimball  Mary,  94  s  Chester 
Kimball  Martha  A.  76  s  Bethel 
Kimball  Moses  P.  3  s  Broadway 
KIMBALL  &  SHAFFER,  stave  yard  and 

coopers,  cor  Canton  and  Central  avs,  and 

Ede'n,  opposite  City  Spring 
Kimball  Wm.  attorney,  4  Courtland,  dw  75  e 

Baltimore 
Kimball  Wm.  P.  inspector,  Custom  House, 

216  e  Madison 
Kimberly  Mrs.  Ann,  67  e  Fayette 
Kimberly  Brothers,  slaughtering  and  packing 

establishment,  McKim  near  Willow 
KIMBERLY  BROTHERS,  provision  dealers 

and  packers,  and  soap,  candle  and  cereal 

fertilizer  manufacturers,  28  Buren  and  61 

w  Pratt 
Kimberly  Charles  W.  reporter  American,  67  e 

Fayette 
Kimberly  Edward,  (K.  Bros.)  Baltimore  Co. 
Kimberly  Mrs.  Frances  A.  M.  47  s  Broadway 
KIMBERLY  HARRY,  soap  and  candle  man- 

facturer,  27  and  29  Buren,  dw  Harford  av 
Kimberly  Harry,  butcher,  19  Centre  Market, 

dw  Baltimore  Co. 
Kimberly  Henry,  (K.  Bros.)  78  Harford  av 
Kimberly  Henry  E.  teller  Franklin  bank,  dw 

47  s  Broadway 
KIMBERLY  JER.  M.   wholesale  dealer  in 

boots,  shoes,  hats,  &c.,  327  Baltimore,  cor 

Howard,  dw  23  n  Calhoun 
Kimberly  Wm.  H.  (K.  Bros.)  31  n  Calhoun 
Kimble  Mrs.  Maria,  441  w  Fayette 
Kimble  Mary,  teacher,  94  s  Chester 
Kimble  Wm.  blacksmith,  496  w  Lombard 
Kimbler  Catharine,  huckstress,  126  Frsnch 
Kimler  John,  345  Canton  av 
Kimmalay  Bernhard,  cooper,  543  Canton  av 
Kimman  Mrs.  Mary,  25  s  Regester 
Kimmel  Catharine,  191  w  Lombard 
Kimmel  Caroline,  dressmaker,  132  e  Fayette 
Kimmel  Charles,  blacksmith,  482  w  Lombard 
Kimmel  Jacob,  laborer,  s  e  cor  Bond    and 

Hampstead 
Kimmel  John,  laborer,  /7  Grindall 
Kimmell  Emil,  laborer,  123  n  Bethel 
Kimmell  Henry,  plater,  71  Grindall 
Kimmell  Solomon,  salesman,  363  w  Lombard 


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•  Kimmell  Wm.  attorney,  4  Courtland,  dw  98 
e  Baltimore 
Kimmerd  Michael,  tailor,  15  Harmony  la 
Kimmerman  Henry,  laborer,  55  s  Durham 
Kimmet  Philip,  tinner,  87  e  Lombard 
Kincade  Catharine,  tailoress,  1  Low 
Kincade  James  B.  bricklayer,  900  w  Baltimore 
Kincade  Margaret,  tailoress,  1  Low 
Kincaler  Andrew,  107  Albemarle 
Kind  Wm.  laborer,  84  Eastern  av 
Kindel  Stephen,  carpenter,  Vincent  near  Bal- 
timore 
Kinderverter  Charles,  cabinet  maker,  187  Lex- 
ington 
Kindig  Mrs.  Catharine,  202  Conway 
Kindig  Henry,  express  wagoner,  202  Conway 
Kine  Peter,  soldier,  1  Hall  al 
Kinear  Prof.  J.  C.  s  w  cor  Biddle  and  Madi- 
son, dw  55  Lexington 
Kines  &  Brother,  tin  and  sheet  iron  manufac- 
turers, cor  Williamson  and  Hardens  ct 
Kines  Francis',  (K.  &  Bro.)  307  Light 
Kines  John  G.  (K.  &  Bro.)  102  William 
Kines  John  G.  jr.  307  Light 
King  Adam  L.  steam  sawyer,  390  Lexington 
King  Amanda  S.  671  Lexington 
King  Andrew,  boat  builder,  74  Block 
King  Mrs.  Ann,  652  w  Fayette 
King  A.  Jackson,  (K.  &  Bros.)  316  w  Fayette 
King  Bernard,  carter,  136  Holiday 
King  Bridget,  4  Pleasant 
King  &  Brother,  book  and  job  printers,"  over 

162  w  Baltimore 
King  Catherine  A.  dressmaker,  37  n  Fremont 
King  Charles,  soldier,  189  Dover 
King  Rev.  Charles  F.  prof,  at  Loyola  College 
King  Charles,  tin  and  sheet  iron  worker,  325 

e  Monument 
King  Charles,  boat  builder,  214  s  Wolfe 
King  Charles,  laborer,  227  s  Wolfe 
King  Christian,  laborer,  2  Myer's  ct 
King  David,  butcher,  s  w  cor  Hampstead  and 

Chester 
King  Darby,  porter,  85  n  Amity 
King  Edward,  gardener,  Penna.  ay  near  1st 

tollgate 
King  Mrs.  Elizabeth,  66  Granby 
King  Mrs.  Elizabeth ,  dry  goods,  150  Columbia 
King  Mrs.  Elizabeth  E.  48  n  Schroeder 
King  F.  &  Co.  oyster  packers,  247  w  Pratt 
King  Francis,  collar  maker,  104  Peirce 
King  Francis,  (F.  K.  &  Co.)  3] 6  Garden 
King  Francis  X.  painter,  118  n  Poppleton 
King  Francis,  puddler,  210  s  Durham 
KING  FRANCIS  T.  president  Dime  Saving's 

Bank,  office  7  South,  dw  45  n  Charles 
King  Frederick,  box  maker,  60  German 
King  Frederick  C.  7  Baker's  ct 
King  Firmadge,  clerk,  10  Gough 
King  F.  W.  &  Richard,  manufac.  engineers, 
surveying  and  daguerreotype  instruments, 
226  w  Baltimore 
King  F.  W.  (F.  W.  &  R.  K.)  127  w  Lombard 
King  George,  tinner,  12  Holland 
King  George  W,  junk  shop,  Thames  nr  Bond, 

dw  200  s  Ann 
King  George,  200  s  Ann 
King  G.  M.  druggist,  104  Hill 
King  George,  blacksmith,  334  Raborg 
King  George,  oak  cooper,  —  Caroline,  dw  86 

Block 
King  George  W.  printer,  193  n  Exeter 
King  George  W.  jr.  (K.  &  Bro.)  193  n  Exeter 


King  George  W.  carpenter,  27  n  Fremont 
King  George  W.  316  w  Fayette 
King  George,  mariner,  92  Block 
King  George  R.  machinist,  40  s  Poppleton 
King  Henrietta,  187  w  Lombard 
King  Henry,  tailor,  50  Albemarle 
King  Henry  S.  (K.  &  Huppman,)  231  Madi- 
son av 
King  Henry,  carter,  6  Rose 
King  Hilley,  boiler  maker,  405  Saratoga 
King  &  Huppman,  importers  and  dealers  in 
hardware,  cutlery,  guns,  &c.  307  w  Balti- 
more 
King  Hugh,  blacksmith,  48  s  Oregon 
King  Jacob,  eggs,  112  n   Eutaw,  dw  93  n 

Paca 
King  Jacob,  grocer,  377  w  Lombard 
King  James  W.  coachsmith,  Davis  near  Sara- 
toga, dw  Belair  av  extended 
King  James  H.  (K.  &  Bros.)  164  e  Monu- 
ment 
King  James  A.  plumber,  37  n  Fremont 
King  James,  confectioner,  221  e  Baltimore 
King  Jane,  248  Bank 
King  John, shoemaker,  32  Greenmount  av 
King  Dr.  John  T.  652  w  Fayette 
King  John,  grocer,  35  Mosher 
King  John,  laborer,  3  Young 
King  John,  shoemaker,  325  e  Monument 
King  John  C,  Judge  Court  Common  Pleas, 

187  w  Lombard 
King  John,  jr.   auditor  B.  &  0.  R.  R.  98  n 

Eutaw. 
King  John  W.,  iron  forger,  157  Bank 
King  John,  fisherman,  99  Eastern  av 
King  John   &  Son,   paints  and   glass,  48  n 

Howard 
King  John,  laborer,  133  Vine 
King    John,   of  Thomas,   ship   joiner,    115 

Smith's  wharf,  dw  55  Stiles 
King  John  H.  grocery,  31  n  Fremont 
King  John,  laborer,  147  Albemarle 
King  John,  (J.  K.  &  Son,)  53  n  Paca 
King  Joseph  A.  ship  joiner,  237  Hanover 
King  Joseph,  gilder,  11  Sterrett 
King  Joseph  R.  carpenter,  31  s  Poppleton 
King  Joseph,  shoemaker,  264  Greenmountav 
King  Joseph,  painter,  245  Durham 
King  Joseph,  jr.  45  n  Charles 
King  Josh.  T.  carpenter,  707  Lexington 
King  Mrs.  Keziah,  vest  maker,  475  w  Pratt 
King  Lewis,  huckster,  30  Shakspear 
King  Lawrence,  laborer,  260  s  Ann 
King  Margaret,  seamstress,  18  Comet 
King  Marion  F.  moulder, 264  Greenmountav 
King  Mrs.  Margaret,  9  McHenry 
King  Mrs.  Mary,  316  w  Fayette 
King  Mary,  jr.  316  w  Fayette 
King  Mary  Ann,  ladies'  nurse,  113  Aisquith 
King  Olevia,  316  w  Fayette 
King  Patrick,  mariner,  10  Fountain 
King  Patrick,  laborer,  127  Chew 
King  Philip, laborer,  276  Aliceanna 
King  Mrs.  Priscilla,  189  and  191  Dover 
King  Richard,  carpenter,  37  n  Fremont 
King  Richard,  (F.  W.  &  R.  K.)  67  Barre 
King  Samuel  H.  jr.  junk,  125  e  Madison 
King  Saml.  R.  brick  maker.  Canton,  dw52  s 

Broadway 
King  Samuel,  clothier,  670  w  Baltimore 
King  Saml.  R.  clerk,  325  c  Monument 
King  Solomon,  wholesale   druggist,  1  s  Cal- 
vert, dw  155  n  Calvert 


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King  Thomas,  ship  carpenter,  23  Fountain 

KingThos.  H.  ship  joiner,  81  s  Exeter 

King  Thomas,  carpenter,  81  s  Exeter 

King  Wallace,  (Wm.  K.  &Bro.)  197  Garden 

King  Walter  W.  clerk,  57  Lee 

King  Wm.  H.  carpenter,  345  e  Monument 

King  Wm.  pedler,  103  Mullikin 

King  Wm.  (Wm.  K.  &  Bro.)  127  McCulloh 

King  Wm.  J.  clerk,  35  n  Exeter 

King  Wm.  H.  carpenter,  403  n  Gay 

King  Wm.  S.  bricklayer,  166  s  Fremont 

KING  WM.  &  BRO.    paints,  oil  and  glass, 

and  daguerrotypist's  depot,  2  n  Liberty 
King  Wm.  H.  clerk,  362  w  Fayette 
King  Wm.  J.  (Smith  &  K.)  121  Preston 
King  Wm.   L.,  clerk  N.  C.  R.  R.,  52  n  Cal- 
vert 
Kinghorn  Mrs.  Eliza,  107  e  Lombard 
Kingsley  Saml.  G.  clerk,  181  Lexington 
Kingston  Thomas,  mariner,  247  s  Dallas 
Kingsworth   Elizabeth,  seamstress,  11  Wil- 
liamson al 

Kink  Mrs. ,  313  Aisquith 

Kinly  James,  gardener,  1  Abbot 
Kinnaird  A.  cabinet  maker,  32  n  Liberty 
Kinnear  John  W.  rectifier  of  liquors,  Consti- 
tution near  Monument 
Kinnear  Joseph,  shoemaker,  22  Stirling 
Kinnemon  John,  laborer,  188  s  Caroline 
Kinnemon  Dr.  Perry  S.  73  e  Pratt 
Kinnemond  Frederick  C.  confectioner,  528  w 

Fayette 
Kinney  Thomas,  shoemaker,  8  Fall 
Kinnich  Henry,  soldier,  17  L.  McElderry 
Kinniear  Geo.  shoemaker,  154  e  Fayette 
Kinningham  Mary  A.  26  New  Church 
Kinsilla  James,  laborer,  17  Cannon 
Kinser  John,  lager  beer,  172  e  Madison 
Kinser  Thos.  O.  at  Baltimore  Infirmary 
Kinsey  Josiah,  tinner,  195  e  Baltimore 
Kinsler  Andrew,  laborer,  9  Cannon 
Kinsley  Barney,  tavern,  181  Lexington 
Kinsley    Jacob,    butcher,    Monument    e    of 

Broadway 
Kinsley  Wencil,  collector,  306  Light 
Kinsley  Wm.  soldier,  102  Jefferson 
Kinsley  Wm.  laborer,  33  Walker 
Kinstendorf  Charles,  grocer,  n  e  cor  Gay  and 

Caroline 
Kinterfeather  Charles,  tailor,  247  e  Fayette 
Kintner  Michael,  laborer,  95  s  Chapel 
Kinzar  Nicholas,    shoemaker,  67  Richmond 
Kipp  George,  shoemaker,  217  Eastern  av 
Kipp  John,  harness  maker,  96  Lee 
Kippy  Wm.  L.  gas  fitter,  22  Ross 
Kirby  Mrs.  Ann,  91  s  Carolme 
Kirby  Bazil,  158  n  Fremont 
Kirby  Bernard,  shoemaker,  78  Ross 
Kirby  Daniel,  porter,  14  e  Monument 
Kirby   Edward,   (K.,  Hooper  &  Price,)   61 

Thames 
Kirby  Edward,  treenail  borer,  132  s   Wash- 
ington, F.  P. 
Kirby  Elizabeth,  63  Stirling 
Kirby  Elizabeth,  78  Ross 
Kirby  Elizabeth,  laundress,  231  William 
Kirby  Frederick,  paper  carrier,  225  e  Monu- 
ment 
Kirby  George,  clerk,  1C3  w  Lombard 
Kirby  Henry,  carpenter,  3  Jackson  ct 
Kirby  Hiram,  blacksmith,  158  n  Fremont 
Kirby  Isaac,  mariner,  91  s  Caroline 
Kirby  James  T.  bricklayer,  202  Gough 


Kirby  J.  Edward,  pharmaceutist,  cor  Frank- 
lin and  Ogston,  dw  280  Franklin 
Kirby  James,  ship  carpenter,  231  William 
Kirby  James,  Adam's  Express,  340  Franklin 
Kirby  James  H.  shoemaker,  200  s  Castle  al 
Kirby  Mrs.  Jane,  448  w  Fayette 
Kirby  John,  bookbinder,  225  e  Monument 
Kirby  John,  conductor,  290  Franklin 
Kirby  John,   shoemaker,  17  Perry 
Kirby  John,  shoemaker,  29  New  Church 
Kirby  John,  laborer,  14  e  Monument  ^ 

Kirby  John  Thomas,  blacksmith,  121  Rollins 
Kirby  Joseph,  cooper,  37  Goodman  al 
Kirby  Loftus,  carpenter  and  cedar  tar  factory, 

107  n  Exeter 
Kirby  Laura,  seamst's,  Saratoga  nr  Calhoun 
Kirby  L.  M.  C.  ship  carp.  192  s  Washington, 

F.  P. 
Kirby  Mrs.  Mary,  grocery,  10  Dawson  al 
Kirby  Maria,  Light  near  Gitlings 
Kirby  Mary  E.  dressmaker,  94  Mullikin 
Kirby  Maria,  248  Light 
Kirby  Mrs.  Mary,  44  Albemarle 
Kirby  Michael,  laborer,  72  Boyd 
Kirby  Robert,  harness  maker,  128  Orleans 
Kirby  Richard  W.  S.  ship  carpenter,  138  s 

Chester 
Kirby  Sarah  J.  seamstress,  43  Hampstead 
Kirby  Samuel,  (J.  K.  &  Son,)  s  e  cor  Mill 

and  Bowly 
Kirby  Thomas  H.  plasterer,  225  e  Monument 
Kirby  Wm.  H.  ship  carpenter,  201  s  Wash- 
ington, F.  P. 
Kirby  Wm.  H.  carpenter,  67  s  Bond 
Kirby  Wm.  H.  pilot.  111  n  Broadway 
Kirby  Wm.  fireman,  220  e  Fayette 
Kirby  Wm.  R.  S.  ship  carp.  138  s  Chester 
Kirby  Wm.  shoemaker,  272  e  Monument 
Kirby  Wm.  N.  ship  carpenter,  13  Gough 
Kirch  William,  mariner,  37  s  Bond 
Kircher  Godfrey,  blacksmith,  30  n  Schroeder 
Kircher  John,  cooper,  261  Hanover 
Kircher  Joanna,  grocery,  261  Hanover 
Kircher  Joseph,  shoemaker,  40  s  Bond 
Kircher  Wm.  H.  clerk,  53  Ensor 
Kirchhoff  Chas.  grocer,  173  Sarah  Ann 
Kirchmeyer  Charles,  jeweler,  199  Hanover 
Kirchner  Michael,  shoemaker,  291  Eastern  av 
Kirk  Charles,  (S.  K.  &  Sons,)  Townsend  nr 

Garden 
Kirk  Elizabeth  D.  teacher,  56  n  Liberty 
Kirk  Elizabeth,  grocer,  288  Penna.  av 
Kirk  Mrs.  Eliza  J.  81  w  Biddle 
Kirk  E.  Clarence,  (Samuel  K.  &  Sons,)  187 

n  Calvert 
Kirk  George  A.  butcher,  162  Penna.  av 
Kirk  Henry  C.  (Samuel  K.  «fe  Sons,)  142  St. 

Paul 
Kirk  James,  butcher,  60  Lexington  market, 

dw  288  Penna.  av 
Kirk  Capt.  John,  mas. mariner,  24  Williamson 
Kirk  John  A.  bookkeeper,  18  Maiden  la 
Kirk  Robt.  E.  (S.  E.  K.  &  Bro.)  246  n  Caro- 
line 
Kirk  Samuel,  teller  Chesapeake  Bank,  176  e 

Monument 
Kirk  S.  E.  lock  maker,  12  Jackson 
Kirk  Samuel,  (Samuel  K.  &  Sons,)  Loyola 

place  near  Calvert 
KIRK   SAMUEL  E.  &  BRO.  bell  hangers 

and  lock  manufacturers,  s  w  cor  Calvert 

and  Lombard 
Kirk  Saml.  E,  (S.  E.  K.  &  Bro.)  160  Saratoga 


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Kirk  William  J.  butcher,  103  Lexington  mar- 
ket, dw  162  Penna.  av 
Kirkland  Mrs.  Ann  L.  522  w  Fayette 
KIRKLAND,  CHASE  &  CO.  commission 
and  shipping  merchants,  83  and  85  Smith's 
wharf 
Kirkland  Edward  P.  carp.  519  w  Lombard 
Kirkland  John  W.  181  w  Fayette 
Kirkland  Margt.  A.  tailoress,  519  w  Lombard 
Kirkland  Ogden  A.  express  agt.  522   w  Fa- 

•yrette 
Kirkland  Robert  R.  (K.,  Chase  &  Co.)  181  w 

Fayette 
Kirkley  John  W.  hardware,  104  Penna  av,dw 

454  Lexington 
Kirkman  John  W.  bookkeeper,  235  Mulberry 
Kirkmeyer  John,  jeweler,  53  William 
Kirkner  Wm.  painter,  53  Ensor 
Kirkpatrick  Jane,  huckstress,  187  Penna  av 
Kirkpatrick  Mary  Ann,  470  Walsh 
Kirkpatrick  Samuel,  freight  sup't.  B.  &  0.  R. 

R.  204  Lee 
Kirkum  Wm.  puddler.  Canton  av  near  Gist 
Kirkwood  Mrs.  Ann,  grocery,  135  Cross 
Kirkwood  George,  huckster,  361  Light 
Kirkwood  Joseph,  brickmaker,  146  Washing- 
ton, F.  H. 
Kirkwood  John,  huckster,  176  William 
Kirkwood  John,  laborer,  135  Cross 
Kirkwood  Philip,  sen.  ship  carp.  22  Hamburg 
Kirkwood  Philip,  huckster,  349  Light 
Kirkwood  S.  A.  clerk,  22  Hamburg  ; 
Kirl  Nancy,  tavern,  137  Eastern  av 
Kirsch  Carl,  laborer,  74  Lancaster 
Kirsch  Charles  &  Co.,  china,  glass  &  queens- 
ware,  140  n  Gay 
Kirsch  Charles,  (C.  K.  &  Co.)  372  n  Gay 
Kirsch  Frederick,  sr.,  tailor,  372  n  Gay 
Kirsch  Lewis,  restaurant,  473  n  Gay 
Kirshner  August,  boot  fitter,  30  Jasper 
Kirsten  Frederick,  piano  maker,  641  w  Balti- 
more 
Kirvin  Daniel,  salesman,  42  s  Sharp 
Kirwan  papt.  Geo.  W.  master  mariner,  58 

Hamburg 
Kirwan  Mrs.  Capt.  Geo,  W.  177  s  Charles 
Kirwan  Capt.  Jacob,  mariner,  102  s  High 
Kirwan  Capt.  John,  n  e  cor  High  and  Fawn 
Kirwan  Capt.  John  H.  102  Hill 
Kirwan  Capt.  Wm.  T.  151  s  Paca 
Kirwan  John  R.  engineer,  53  Granby 
Kirwan  Jane,  grocer,  53  Granby 
Kirwan  Wm.  mariner,  154  Lee 
Kirwui  Daniel,  clerk.  National  hotel 
Kirwin  Capt.  John,  177  Hughes 
Kirwin  Capt.  Zebedee  E.  351  Light 
Kiser  Godfrey,  gunsmith,  115  Pearl 
Kisner  Conrad,  huckster,  131  n  Central  av 
Kisner  Daniel,  tailor,  14  n  Poppleton 
Kisner  Frederick,  laborer,  45  EUicott,  Canton 
Kissewetter  Charles,  butcher,  86  MuUikih 
Kissler  Amelia,  dressmaker,  317  Franklin 
Kissler  John,  tailor,  197  Orleans 
Kissler  John,  mariner,  235  3  Ann 
Kissler  Michael,  coachmaker,  317  Franklin 
Kissner  Benedict,  (K.  &  Co.)  s  w  cor  Warren 

and  Bethel 
Kissner  &  Co.  coverlid  and  carpet  weavers, 

93  Bank 
Kissner  John  A.  (K.  &  Co.)  s  w  cor  Warren 

and  Bethel 
Kissner  Lawrence,  shop,  384  e  Eager 
Kistlcr  Jacob,  shoemaker,  228  Eastern  av 


Kitson  John  E.  clerk,  125  s  High 
Kitson  Samuel,  clerk,  25  Harford  av 
Kitson  William,  25  Harford  av 
Kittenkamp  Deidrich,  whip  mk'r,  158  George 
KittnerSigmund,  lamps,  oil,  house  furnishing, 

227  s  Broadway 
Kitsinger  Joseph,  ink  maker,  119  n  Dallas 
Kitzinger  Frederick,  cabinet  maker,  1  Jack- 
son's court 
Kitzner  Charles,  grocer,  319  n  Central  av 
Klages  Frederick,  lager  beer,  19  e  Pratt 
Klansing  Harman,  laborer,  8  Trinity 
Klautsheck  Francis,  professor  of  music.  435 
Klaproth  Frederick,  45  Saratoga 
Klapper  Herman,  cabinet  maker,  42  Harrison 
Klare  John  B.  (K.  «fc  Winkelman,)  70  Park 
Klare    &    Winkelman,  box    makers,   15   n 

Sharp 
Klarmann  John,  tailor,  25  New  Church 
Klassal  John,  tavern,  228  s  Charles 
Klassen  Chas.  F.  jr.  clerk  steamer  Adelaide, 

128  n  Eutaw 
Klassen  Henry  W.  hay,  142  s  Howard 
Klassen  Jacob  S.  transportation  clerk  steamer 

Adelaide,  128  n  Eutaw 
Klatte   Herman,  grocer,  n  w  cor   O'Donnell 

and  Curley 
Klaunberg  John,  shoemaker,  257  e  Lombard 
Klaus  John,  piano  maker,  274  Lee 
Klausmeyer  Henry,  61  Centre  Market  space 
Klausner  John,  tailor,  27  s  Bond 
Klausner  Mat.  book  binder,  75  Grindall 
KLEES  HENRY  &  SONS,  tanners,  curriers 
and  wool  dealers,  15  Saratoga. — [See  p.  27 
Mvertisements.] 
Klees  Henry,  jr.   (Henry  K.  &  Sons,)  48  n 

Broadway 
Klees  John,  (Henry  K.  &  Sons,)  48  n  Broad- 
way 
Kleff  Arnold  J.  clerk,  70  Buren 
Klefler  Charles,  tavern,  33  Ensor 
Klehm  John,  shoemaker,  230  Castle  al 
Kleibacker   Bernhard,  tavern,    100   Dugan's 

wharf 
Kleibacker  Christian  B.  clerk,  100  Dugan's 

wharf 
Kleimm  Andrew,  laborer,  Burke  near  Essex 
Klein  Catharine,  361  s  Sharp 
KLEIN  &  DE  BOIS,  manuf.  of  smoking  to- 
bacco, 30  s  Frederick 
Klein  Emanuel,  wines  and  lager  beer,  151  s 

Charles 
Klein  Frederick,  tavern,  43  Lancaster 
Klein  George,  blacksmith,  82  Pearl 
Klein  Geo.  F.  tailor,  18  Abbot 
Klein  Joseph,  (K  &  De  Bois,)  10  s  Schroeder 
Klein  Leonard,  milk.  Liberty  road  near  Fre- 
mont 
Klein   Maurice,  second-hand   dealer,  700  w 

Baltimore 
Klein  Wm.  shoemaker,  361  s  Sharp 
Klein  Wm.  cabinet  maker,  491  Saratoga 
Kleineibst  Adolphus,  manuf.  of  furs,  213  n 

Gay 
KLEINEIDAM  REV.  ROBERT,  101  Sara- 
toga 
Kleiner  Francis,  mariner,  11  Spruce  al 
Kleinhin  Jacob,  laborer,  181  Lemmon 
Kleinjohan  Chas.  tailor,  s  e  cor  Lombard  and 

High 
Kleinle  Michael,  street  contractor,  cor  Bond 

and  MuUikin 
Kleis  John,  seamen's  boarding,  269  s  Ann 

nJ.   HE.VItY   GIESE,   Commission   Merchant,   for   the   sale   of  Flour,   Grain,  Seeds,  &c. 
Ilo»eud«a«  Cement  wad  Cnlcined  Plaater  constantly  on  bond,  HI  Spear's  'Wlxarf^  - 


KLE 


223 


KNA 


Klemm  Charles,  tobacconist,  105  n  Calvert 
Klenk    Frederick,  shoemaker,  674  w  Balti- 
more 
Klenker  John,  grocer,  43  Elbow  la 
Klepper  Charles,  carver,  70  n  Eden 
Klepper  Frederick,  vaftiisher,  70  n  Eden 
Kleppish  Chas.  F.  tailor,  130  n  Eutaw 
Kleppish  Fredk.  A.  porter,  78  n  Schroeder 
Kleppish    Henry  M.   &  Bro.   hardware  and 

cutlery,  over  110  w  Lombard 
Kleppish  Henry  M.  (Henry  M.  K.  &  Bro.) 

130  n  Eutaw 
Kleppish  Martin  L.  (Henry  M.  K.  &  Bro.) 

130  n  Eutaw 
Kleppish  W.  A.  whip  maker,  78  n  Schroeder 
Klerni  Adam,  painter,  315  s  Bond 
Kles  Philip,  shoemaker,  101  Peirce 
Klessel  John,  tavern,  228  s  Charles 
Kletch  Henry,  shoemaker,  77  s  High 
Kleter  P.  J.  soldier,  217  s  Ann 
Kletzen  Joseph,  soldier,  15  Barnes 
Kleutjen  Francis,  cigars,  26  Albemarle 
Kleyensteuber  Fredk.  H.  clerk,  s  wcor  Pearl 

and  Saratoga 
Kleyser  August,  260  s  Eutaw 
Klimp  John,  cooper,  192  Hanover 
Klimper  Ferdinand,  liquors,  &c.,  38  L.  Mc- 

Elderry 
Kline  Adam,  laborer,  226  Penna.  av 
Kline  Catherine,  16  n  Durham 
Kline  Christopher,  shoemaker,  179  s  Ann 
Kline  David,  grocer,  231  Frederick  av 
Kline  Elizabeth  N.  milk,  Fremont  near  Penn- 
sylvania av 
Kline  Frederick,  gardener,  208  n  Bond 
Kline  Frederick,  grocer,  290  Penna.  av 
Kline  George,  tailor,  123  McElderry 
Kline  John,  horse  shoer,  428  Canton  av 
Kline  John,  tailor,  42  n  Exeter 
Kline  John  R.  shoemaker,  312  s  Charles 
Kline  John,  soldier,  16  n  Durham 
Kline  John,  laborer,  38  Walnut  al 
Kline  Michael,  potter,  134  e  Fayette 
Kline  Wm.  H.  butcher,  57  Centre,  13  Hano- 
ver, and    7  Cross-st.  markets,  dw  cor  Fre- 
mont and  Penna.  av 
Klinefelter  D.  H.  clerk,  45  Gough 
Klinefelter  Gartman,  (V.  V.  K.  &  Bro.)  Light 

St.  wharf,  dw  157  Barre 
Klinefelter  George,  sawyer,  140  Lancaster 
KLINEFELTER  JESSE,  restaurant,  57  w 

Fayette,  dw  143  Ensor 
Klinefelter  Jesse,  jr.  57  w  Fayette 
Klinefelter  Overton  H.  bookkeeper,  45  Gough 
Klinefelter  Robt.  A.  57  w  Fayette 
Klinefelter  Van  V.   &  Bro.,  flour  and  grain, 
178  and  180  Light-st.  wharf,  dw  V.  V.  K. 
47  s  Exeter 
Klinefelter  V.  V.  steam  flour  mill,  202  West 

Palls  av,  dw  Exeter,  s  of  Granby 
Klinehan  Wm.  machinist,  41  Brown 
Klinely  Wm.  B.  clerk,  JOO  n  Bond 
Klinesmith  Adam,  plasterer,  274  s  Sharp 
Kliney  Alice,  48  L.  McElderry 
Kling  John,  piano  maker,  299  n  Central  av 
Kling  John,  124  German 
Klingelhofer  J.  E.  baker,  266  s  Eutaw 
Khngelhoofer  Wm.  shoemaker,  cor  Canton 

av  and  Essex 
Klinger  Charles,  carter,  8  McMechin 
Klingerberg  Louis,  67  Hampstead 
KLINGMYER  &  HEISE,  box  makers,  18 
McClellan's  al 


Klingmyer  Wm.  H.  (K.&  Heise,)  248  Mul- 
berry 
Klingworth  Fredk.  rigger,  270  e  Pratt 
Kloch  Frederick,  lager  beer,  471  w  Baltimore 
Klockgether  Dedrick,  bookkeeper,  86  s  How- 
ard 
Klockgether  Henry,  ship  carpenter,  19  Ster- 

rett 
Kloh  John,  laborer,  57  Eastern  av 
Kloke  Anton,  lock  and  gunsmith,  63  Pearl 
Kloman  Felix,  130  German 
KLOMAN  FREDER'K,  groceries  and   pro- 
visions, 116  William 
Kloman  Louis,  merch.  tailor,  9  s  Gay 
KIoo  Henry,  laborer,  Gist  near  Essex 
Kloper  John,  cooper,  218  s  Bond 
Klopf  Englehart,  laborer,  322  s  Dallas 
Klopf  John  G.  shoemaker,  3  Chesnut  al 
Klopf  John,  tailor,  13  n  Spring 
Kloppenberg  George,  mate,  146  s  Washing- 
ton, F.  P. 
Klopper  Mrs.  Margaret,  10  Booth 
Klosamire  Mrs.  Frances,  grocery,  91   Dover 
Klosamire  Wm.  laborer,  91  Dover 
Klosmeyer   Henry,  sugar  refiner,  61  Centre 

Market  space 
Klosterman  Frank,  shoemaker,  115  Pearl 
Klotz  Philip,  tinner,  128  Peirce 
Klotz  Rosina,  gloves  and  suspenders,  251  w. 

Pratt 
Klotzch  Fredk.  cigar  maker.  Bethel,  between 

Pratt  and  Lombard 
Klownklough    Henry,  hostler,  Frederick  av 

near  Fulton 
Kloz  Joseph,  teacher,  53  Watson 
Klueber  Chas.  J.  watchmaker,  29  w  Fayette, 

dw  135  n  Central  av 
Klug  Jacob,  shoemaker,  70  Camden 
Klug    John    M.  second-hand   goods,   326  s 

Charles 
Klug  John  A.  cabinet  maker,  426  Light 
Klug  Joseph  A.  harness  maker,  426  Light 
Klug  Wm.  J.  clerk,  326  s  Charles 
Klump  Charles,  tavern,   cor  Covington  and 

Cross 
Klump  Jacob,  laborer,  31  Forrest 
Klump  John,  laborer,  211  Lemmon 
Klump  Michael,  saw  filer,  37  s  Regester 
Kluney  John,  laborer,  211  Lemmon 
Klunk  Charles  G.  carpenter,  304  Saratoga 
Klunk  Francis  A.  carpenter,  88  Ross 
Klunk  Lewis  W.  bricklayer,  12  Townsend 
Klunk  Mrs.  Ruth,  256  Mulberry 
KNABE  WILLIAM  &  Co.,  piano  makers, 
350  w  Baltimore,  and  1,  3,5  and  7  n  Eutaw, 
factory,  n  w  cor  West  and  Eutaw. — [See  p. 
45  Mvertisements.] 
Knabe  Wm.  J.  clerk,  105  w  Biddle 
Knabe  Wm.  (Wm.  K.  &  Co.)  105  w  Biddle 
KnabelFrancis,mattress  maker,  297  Penna.  av 
Knackstedt  Henry  W.  confectionery,  54  n 

Eutaw 
Knall  Joseph,  carter,  60  Boyd 
Knall  Peter,  farm  hand,  227  Bethel 
Knaller  John,  slroemaker,  132  Peirce 
Knapp  Adam,  watchman,  658  Lexington 
Knapp  Bernard,  24  Sterrett 
Knapp  Conrad,  shoemaker,  34  Leadenhall 
Knapp  Daniel,  carpenter,  253  Columbia 
Knapp  Elizabeth,  grocer,  49  Chesnut  al 
Knapp  F.  N.  156  w  Biddle 
KNAPP  FREDERICK,  English  and  German 
Institute,  19  s  Gay 


OSJO.  S.  PAOB  &  BBO..  Klnnufhcturnrn    of  Roof^   nnd  Roofing  niateriaLi,  111   Smitlk*i 
C.  HAUT  SMITH,  Agent. 


KNA 


224 


KNO 


Knapp  James,  gas  fitter,  10  Stirling 
Knapp  Louis,  grocer,  13  Calendar 
Knapp  Leonard,  tailor,  238  Bond 
Knapp  Peter,  butcher,  197  Peirce 
Knapp  Samuel  C.  actor,  5  Stirling 
Knarr  Matthias,  400  Canton  av 
Knatz  Philip,  grocer,  865  w  Baltimore 
Knauff  Paul,  varnisher,  10  Frederick  la 
Knaus  Frederick,  lager  beer,  71  Park 
Knaus  Frederick,  laborer,  502  Penna.  av 
Knaus  Henry,  painter,  4  Bedford  al 
Knaus  Mrs.  Susanna,  594  Saratoga 
Knauss  Louis  W.  grocer,  74  Portland 
Knebel  Casper,  tailor,  68  Camden 
Knechel  Thomas,  tailor,  86  s  Bond 
Knecht  John,  brick  maker,  249  s  Paca 
Knecht  Mrs.  Mary,  grocery,  249  s  Paca 
Knefely  Henry,  grocer,  5  Harrison 
Kneiling  Peter,  baker,  113  s  Poppleton 
Kneisner  Peter,  rags,  70  Granby 
Knell  Andrew,  cabinet  maker,  206  Columbia 
Knell  George  Adam,  shoemaker,  185  w  Bid- 
die 
Knell  George,  cabinet  maker,  69  w  Madison 
Knell  George,  jr.,  cabinetmaker,  69  w  Madi- 
son 
KNELL  HENRY,  Sr.  butcher,  4  Lexington 
and   51  Hanover  markets,  dw  85  w  Hoff- 
man 
Knell  J   Henry,  jr.  butGher,8  Centre,  52  Han- 
over, and  7  Lexington  markets,  dw  Butcher 
row,  Penna.  av  extended 
Knell  John,  cabinet  maker,  69  w  Madison 
Knell  John,  274  s  Bond 
Kneller  John  C.  clerk,  Franklin  House 
Knencking  Adam,  shoemaker,  364  e  Balti- 
more 
KNEEN  THOMAS,  merchant  tailor,  291  w 

Pratt 
Knere  John,  tailor,  23  Brown 
Knering,  Henry,  laborer,  175  Ensor 
Knickman  Mrs.  Caroline,  confectionery,  185 

Hamburg 
Knickman  Emma,  confectionery,  s  e  cor  Light 

and  Montgomery  , 

Knickman  John,  blacksmith,  185  Hamburg 
Knickman  John,  tinner,  7  Leadenhall 
Knierim  b"  hilip,  tailor,  259  s  Durham 
Kniesel  Francis,  P.  tailor,  27  Bevan 
Kniesel  Charles,  cooper,  27  Bevan 
Knight  Anthony,  fisherman,  186  s  Sharp 
Knight  A.  L.  paper  manufacturer,  5  s  Charles, 

dw  301  Lexington 
Knight  Mrs.  Catherine,  Federal  nr  Cathedral 
Knight   Charles  P.    (K.    &   Johnson,)    301 

Lexington 
Knight    Clara,  huckstress,  8   Fish  Market 

space 
Knight  Columbus,  brakesman,  2  Scott 
Knight  Conrad,  fireman,  Heath  near  Light 
Knight  Edward  R.  peddler,  31  Scott 
Knight  George,  carter,  80  Hamburg 
Knight  George  W.  sweepmaster,  19  Mercer 
KNIGHT  &  BROWN,  produce  dealers,  \% 

Hollingsworth 
KNIGHT  &  JOHNSON,  wholesale  paper 

dealers,  21  s  Charles 
Knight  Capt.  H.  88  Lee 
Knight  Henry   N.  ship  carpenter,  23  Mont- 
gomery 
Knight  Mrs.  Isaac,  365  w  Lombard 
Knight  Jsaac  K.  blacksmith,  156  Pine 
Knight  James,  clerk,  103  s  High 


Knight  James,  farmer.  Federal  near  Cathedral 

Knight  John,  laborer,  23  Jefferson 

Knight  John  H.  caulker,  12  Gould  ct 

Knight  John  W,  shoemaker,  84  Central  av 

Knight  Joseph  F.  blacksmith,  267  Hanover 

Knight  Joseph  C.  plasterer,  21  Comet 

Knight  Joseph  F.  stone  finisher, 258  s  Charles 

Knight  Mrs.  Mary,  358  n  Eutaw 

Knight  Mrs.  Mary,  448  Light 

Knight  Mrs.  Mary,  laundress,  40  Williamson 

Knight  Margaret  T.  tailoress,  12  Hill 

Knight  Michael,  blacksmith,  557  w  Lombard 

Knight  Michael,  110  Hollins 

Knight  Orchem,  blacksmith,  Frederick  road 

near  first  toll  gate 
Knight  Peter,  hatter,  33  n  Eutaw 
Knight  Robert,  (K.  &  Brown,)  18  e  Lombard 
Knight  Dr.  Samuel  T.  health  officer,  112  n 

Greene 
Knight  Samuel  T.  tinner,  151  s  Fremont 
Knight  Sarah  Ann,  184  Lexington 
Knight  Thomas,  brickmaker,  448  Light 
Knight  Thomas,  boiler  maker,  180  William 
Knight  T.  B.  301  Lexington 
Knight  Tabitha,  30  Mount 
Knight  Wm.  H.  huckster,  302  Harford  av 
Knight  Wm.  plasterer,  20  n  Republican 
Knight  Capt.  Wm.  H.  12  Hill 
Knight  Wm.  puddler,  110  Hollins 
Knight  Wm.  sawyer,  116  s  Wolfe 
Knighton  John  T.  carpenter,  31  s  Bond 
Knighton  P.  bakery,  115  n  Exeter 
Knipe  Elizabeth,  dressmaker,  59  w  Centre 
Knipe  Mrs.  Sarah,  95  s  Washington,  F.  P. 
Knipe  John,  whip  maker,  119  Lexington 
Knipe  Franklin,  stone  cutter,  59  Centre 
Knipe  Jacob,  silver  plater,  41  n  Frederick,  dw 

59  Centre 
Knipe  Wm.  M.  ship  joiner,  109  3  Washing- 
ton, F.P. 
Knipp  Christian,  tailor,  28  Hamstead 
Knipp&  Carmine,  plumbers,  114  Saratoga 
Knipp  Geo,    (K.  &  Carmine,)  131  Henrietta 
Knipp  Jacob  sr.,  porter,  131  Henrietta 
KNIPP  JACOB,  Jr.,  hosiery,  yarns,  &c,, 
33  n  Howard — [See  page  33  Mvertisements] 
Knipp  John  C.  carver,  131  Henrietta 
Knipp  Jonn,   umbrella  maker,  119  Lexington 
Knipschild  Augustus,  dealer  in  tobacco  and 

cigars,  n  w  cor  Fayette  and  Harrison 
Knipschild  Francis,  shoemaker,  n  w  cor  Fa- 
yette and  Harrison 
Knipschild  John,  restaurant,  80  s  Eutaw 
Kniss  Karl,  tavern,  124  Thames 
Kniss  Peter,  shoemaker,  4  Second 
Kniss  Wm.  tobacconist,  391  w  Baltimore 
Knitout  Wilhelm,  butcher,  193  Orleans 
Knobel  Werner,  tailor  and  grocer,  523  Can- 
ton av 
Knoble  John,  laborer,  231  s  Dallas 

Knobler teacher,  279  s  Bond 

Knobloch  John  C.  butcher,  112  Centre  mar- 
ket, 35  Hanover  and  85  Belair,  dw  Point  la 
near  Greenmount  Cemetery 
Knoche  Francis,  tailor,  215  n  Central  av 
Knockel  Francis,  tanner,  215  n  Central  av 
Knode  Jacob,  laborer,  388  s  Charles 
Knoebel  H.  liquors,  103  Lancaster 
Knoufler  August,  shoemaker,  153  Dover 
Knohel  Thomas,  tailor,  86  s  Bond 
Knoll  John,  barber,  304  s  Bond 
Knoop  Charles,  tavern,  Boston  Steamship  whf 
foot  of  Mill 


WM.  P.  WEBB,  Marine,  Fire  and  Ufe  Insurance  Agent  and  Broker.    Agent 
Benefit  Life  Insnrtmce  Co.,  ZVewark,  TS.  J.,"  89  Second  Street. 


'Mutual 


KNO 


225 


KOF 


Knoop  John  M.  clerk,  236  Madison  av 
Knopf  Robert,  shoemaker,  44  Clay 
Knopp  John,  clerk,  236  Madison  av 
Knoppel  John,  U.  S.  N.  73  s  High   * 
Knorr  Edward  W.  rope  maker,  McElderry 

extended,  dw  413  e  Fayette 
Knorr  Ferdinand,  cigar  maker,  53  Leadenhall 
Knorr  Julius,  soldier,  53  Leadenhall 
Knorr  Mrs,  Sophia,  tailoress,  53  Leadenhall 
Knott  A.  L.  attorney,  26  Law  buildings,   dw 

476  Lexington 
Knott  Agnes,  5  Clay 
Knott  Charles  A.  5  Clay 
Knott  Chrysostom,  bricklayer,  373  Saratoga 
Knott  Cornelus  L.  bricklayer,  3  n  Fremont 
Knott  Edward,  476  Lexington 
Knott  Edward  C.  machinist,  77  n  Caroline 
Knott  Mrs.  Emily,  gaiter  fitter,  97  Pearl 
Knott  Henry  L.  brush  maker,  69  n  Central  av 
Knott  James  L.  painter,  228  Harford  av 
Knott  John  R.  shoemaker,  97  Pearl 
Knotts  Alexander,  clerk,  170  s  Charles 
Knotts  Joseph,  teamster,  Dover  w  of  Fulton 
Knotts  Wm.  H.  clerk,  474  e  Baltimore 
Knowen  Mrs.  Ann,  227  e  Lombard 
Knowles  Geo.  G.  jr.  clerk  paymasters,  88  w 

Lombard 
Knowles   Gustavus   W.  2d  auditor  Quarter 

master's  department,  55  s  Sharp 
Knowles  Henry,  grocery,  36  East 
Knowles  James,  police,  127  s  Washington, 

F.  P. 
Knowles  James  W.  grocery  and  commission 
merchant,  90  Dugan  's  whf,  dw  44  n  Front 
Knowles  Mrs.  Jane,  37  Orleans 
Knowles  Martha,  dressmaker,  91  Jefferson 
Knowles  Mrs.  Mary,  teacher,  172  William 
Knowles  Dr.  Wm.  G.   acting  assistant  Sur- 
geon U.  S.  A.  55  s  Sharp 
Knowles  Robert  M.  soldier.  32  s  Schroeder 
Knox  Adam,  blacksmith,  205  s  Paca 
Knox  Anastatia,  seamstress.  348  e  Eager 
Knox  Bernard,  painter,  9  White  al 
KNOX  &  CO.  shipping  and  commission  mer- 
chants, 125  Smith's  wharf 
Knox  Geo.  plumber,  158  s  Washington,  F.  P. 
Knox  George,  engineer,  U  S.  N.,  124  w  Bal- 
timore 
Knox  James,  (K.  &  Co.)  119  McCulloh 
Knox  John,  laborer,  292  Johnson 

Knox car  driver,  58  McHenry 

Knox  Mrs.  Rachel,  407  w  Lombard 
Knox  Thomas,  laborer,  183  Bank 
Knyer,  Frederick,  tailor,  143  s  Exeter 
Kober  Adolphus,  butcher,  39  Belair  market, 

dw  71  McElderry 
Kober  George  A.  tailor,  143  n  Gay 
KOBOURN  D.  hackman,  248  s  Bond 
Kobus  John,  foundryman,  189  s  Bond 
Koch  August,  (K.  &  Kothe,)  231  Mulberry 
Koch  Christian,  soldier,  6  Baker  ct 
Koch  &  Kothe,  house  furnishing  goods,  20  n 

Howard 
Koch  Franz,  shoemaker,  247  s  Bond 
Koch  Edward,  U.  S.  A.  60  n  Greene 
Koch  Frederick,  piano  maker,  454  w  Pratt 
Koch  Frederick,  shoemaker,  10  Sarah  Ann 
Koch  Frederick,  cooper,  361  s  Charles 
Koch  George,   German  and  English  school, 

104  East 
Koch  Gustav,  shoemaker,  21  Dover 
Koch  Helwig,  tailor,  12  Prospect  la 
Koch  Henry,  84  Gough 


Koch  Henry,  cutler,  17  Conway 

Koch  Henry,  tailor,  182  e  Lombard 

Koch  Jacob,  stoves  and  tin  ware,  240  Hanover, 

dw  238 
Koch  Jacob,  stoves,  241  Hanover 
Koch  John,  shoe  store,  92  Harrison 
Koch  John  D.  tailor,  Chase  near  Central  av 
Koch  John,  shoemaker,  16  s  Chapel 
Koch  John,  laborer,  424  Canton  av 
Koch  John,  cutler,  4  e  Pratt 
Koch  John,  laborer,  38  Aliceanna 
Koch    John,    foundryman,    221    Washing- 
ton, F.  H 
Koch  Leonard,  259  Aliceanna 
Koch  Lewis,  cooper,  27  Brown 
Koch  Margaretta,  228  s  Ann 
Koch  Peter,  tailor,  259  s  Ann 
Koch  Wm.  watches,  jewelry,  &c.  over  209  w 

Baltimore,  dw  Mansion  house 
Koch  William,  piano  maker,  6n  Greene 
Kochbect  H.  Edward,  cigar  maker,  124  Ra- 

borg 
Kochling  Elizabeth,  seamstress,  26  Lloyd 
Koebrich  Conrad,  machinist,  142  s  Bond 
Koechling  Henry  M.  apothecary,  95  s  Broad- 
way 
Koechling  Mrs.  Lucy,  boarding,  26  Lloyd 
Kocgel  Mrs.  Mary,  75  Park 
Koehler  Ambrose,  cabinet  maker.  222  e  Lom- 
bard 
Koehler  F.  X.  die   sinker  and  seal  engraver, 

11  n  Liberty 
KOEHLER  H.  &C0.  importers  of  wines  and 

liquors,  128  w  Lombard 
Koehler  George  L.  batcher,  81  Belair  market, 

dw  374  Harford  av 
Koehler  Henry,  (H.  K.  &  Co.)  248  w  Fayette 
Koehler  Henry,  boots  and  shoes,  536  w  Bal- 
timore 
Koehler  Julius,  shoemaker,  328  s  Charles 
Koehler  Julius,  undertaker,  328  s  Columbia 
Koehler  Mrs.  Mary,  butcher,  374  Penna  av 
Koehler  Thomas,  117  Chatsworth 
Koehler  Wm.  cooper,  Dallas  near  Lancaster 
Koehlert  Mrs.  G.  millinery,  449  w  Baltimore 
Koehlert  Henry,  porte-monnaie  maker,  449  w" 

Baltimore 
Koell  Charles,  clerk,  205  Columbia 
Koen  Charles  S.  huckster,  311  Penna  av 
Koenig  Adam  laborer,  147  s  Chapel 
Koenig  Christina,  grocery,  36  Abbot 
Koenig  David,  butcher,  4  Fells  Point  market, 

dw  cor  Harford  av  and  Chester 
Koenig  Frederick,  tailor,  58  n  Caroline 
Koenig  John  A.  restaurant,  cor  Lombard  and 

Ann,  dw  36  Abbot 
Koenig  Sebastian,  tailor,  182  n  Broadway 

Koenig 211  Chesnut 

Koenig  Ulrich,  tailor,  182  n  Broadway 
Koerber  Charles,  tobacconist,  175  s  Broadway 
Koerber  Frederick,  tobacconist,  255  Walnut  al 
Koerber  Capt.  Vohn,  U.  S.  A,451w  Balti- 
more 
Koenser  Henry,  shoemaker,  172  Henrietta 
Koerner  J.  Frederick,  baker,  498  Lexington 
Koesner  Francis,  confectioaer,  187  e  Pratt 
Koester  Thomas,  merchant  tailor,  57  Forrest 
Koethe  Emanuel,  milkman,  391  s  Sharp 
Koffce  Alexander,  laborer,  24  Barnes 
Koffenberger  Jacob,  baker,  87  Dover 
Koffenberger  Jacob,  laborer,  86  s  High 
Koffenburger  Adam,  blacksmith,   113   Albe- 
marle 


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Roseudale  Cement  and  Calcined  Plaster  constantly  on  hand,  31  Spear's  Whart 

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226 


KOR 


Kofff nburger  Henry,  carpenter,  125  s  Caroline 
Kogelschartz    Adolph,    cabinet    maker,    142 

Peirce 
Kohl  Philip,  blacksmith,  98  n  Schroeder 
Kohleaschmidt  George,  basket  maker,  215  a 

Bond 
Kohleaschmidt  Henry,  basket  maker,  213  s 

Bond 
Kohlbus  Frederick,  blacksmith,  234  s  Ann 
Kohlenstein    Henrietta,    variety   store,   57   s 

Eutaw 
Kohlenstein  Simon,  cabinetmaker,  57  s  Eutaw 
Kohlenstein  Simon,  watchman,  119  n  Calvert 
Kohlepp  John,  carman,  659  Penna.  av 
Kohlepp  John,  shoemaker,  76  Penna.  av 
Kohler  Ambrose,  cabinet  maker,  232  e  Lom- 
bard 
Kohler  Christian  F.  tailor,  108  Light,  dw  60 

York 
Kohler  John,  tailor,  61  L.  Hughes 
Kohler  Michael,  locksmith,  70  Harrison 
Kohles  John,  brewer,  60  s  Wolfe 
Kohlersmith  George,  carter,  213  s  Bond 
Kohlersmith    Henry,   basket   maker,  215   s 

Bond 
Kohlfeld  Ludwig,  270  n  Gay 
Kohlhepp   George,  cabinet  maker,  80  Jasper 
Kohlinstein   Simon,  watchman,  66  Mulberry 
Kohlhipp  Mrs.  John,  grocery,  16  Tessier 
Kohlhipp  John,  shoemaker,  1  Penna.  av 
Kohl  John,, laborer,  21  Armistead  la 
Kohlman  Charles,  grocer,  93  s  Regester 
Kohlman  Henry,  tailor,  156  s  Eden 
Kohn  Anne,  229  s  Dallas 
Kohn  Charles  F.  umbrella  maker,  73  n  Eutaw 
Kohn  Mrs.  Rosa,  116  Conway 
Kohn  Samuel,  tailor,  7  L.  Montgomery 
Kohn  Samuel,  tailor,  131  Camden 
Koichner  Lewis,  grocer,  72  n  Pine 
Kok  Susanna,  bakery,  278  s  Ann 
Kokalu  Geo.  laborer,  back  of  109  Lancaster 
Koke  Charles,  cigar  maker,  199  Lexington 
Kolb  Adam,  laborer,  44  Aliceanna 
Kolb  David,  cigar  maker,  47  s  Poppleton 
Kolb  Daniel  F.  cigar  maker,  47  s  Poppleton 
Kolb  George,  ship  waterman,  31  Haubert 
Kolb  Jacob,  leather  dealer,  243  Canton  av 
Kolb  Jacob,  stevedore,  272  s  Ann 
Kolb  John,  laborer,  170  s  Ann 
Kolb  Leon ,  shoemaker,  79  Eastern  av 
Kolb  Michael  C.  tailor,  47  s  Poppleton 
Kolb  Mark,  blacksmith,  26  n  Bond 
Kolb  Michael,  wheelwright,  74  Hampstead 
Kolb  Dr.  W.  W.  clerk,  153  HoUins 
Kolbe    Catherine,   seamstress,  Fremont  near 

Pennsylvania  av 
Kollie  John,  painter,  222  Bank 
Kolbe  Henry,  shoemaker,  222  Bank 
Kolljrick  Conrad,  wagoner,  11  s  Schroeder 
Kolinger  Edmond,  48  Harrison 
Kolick  John,  laborer.  111  West 
Kolkmyer  Wm.  carter,  45  Albermarle 
Kollcnberg  Anton,  shoemaker,  104  s  Bond 
Kollcnberg    Christopher,   shoemaker,   104  b 

Bond 
Kollunberg  John   H.  shoemaker,  104  s  Bond 
KOLLE  HENRY,  tavern,  21  n  Frederick 
Kolle  George,  locksmith,  93  Lexington 
Koller  Isaac,  carpenter,  100  Preston 
Koller  John  A.  clerk,  166  East 
Koller  Wm.  H.  carpenter,  Mount  Royal 
Kolman  John  G.  carpenter,  19  n  Washington, 
F.  P. 


Kolman  Robert,  shoemaker,  9  Clay 
Kolp  John,  ship  joiner,  342  e  Eager 
Kolp  John  A.  shoemaker,  125  w  Lombard,  dw 

53  s  Liberty 
Kolp  John  jr.,  lager  beer,  259  w  Pratt 
Kolp  John  sr.,  sawyer,  259  w  Pratt 
Kolmes  Conrad,  soldier,  17  Wyeth 
Kombman    John,  laborer,  Mulberry  above 

Strieker 
Konderman  Charles,  porter,  112  Hamburg 
Kone  Andrew  J.  painter,  8  St.  Paul,  dw  24 

Holland 
Kone  Wm.  ship  carpenter.  111  Albemarle 
Koneg  Ludweg,  cabinet  maker,  139  a  Exeier 
Koneg  Philip,  laborer,  179  Raborg 
Konig  John  F.  cigar  maker,  70  Clay 
Konig  Mrs.  Frederick,  22  n  Greene 
Konig  Herman,  porter,  41  Perry 
Konig  John,  shoemaker,  524  Penna.  av 
Konig  John,  cabinet  maker,  37  Perry 
Konig  John  H.  clerk,  42  Perry 
Konig  Wm.  45  Fawn| 
Konke  George,  shoemaker,  208  s  Sharp 
Konkel  John,  wheelwright,  Smith  bet.  Penn- 
sylvania av.  and  Walsh 
Konrad  Wm.  cart  driver,  228  Canton  av 
Konsa  Clement,  cigar  maker,  62  Albemarle 
Kontner  Henry,  tailor,  590  w  Baltimore 
Kontner  Kuhn,  tailor,  590  w  Baltimore 
Konze  Lewis,  shoemaker,  296  w  Pratt,  dw50 

Caroline 
Koock  John,  bootfitter,  6  Butler 
Koockegy  Elizabeth,  372  w  Lombard 
Koockegy  Geo.  W.  printer,  20  s  Carey 
Koockegy  Samuel,  bookbinder,  372  w  Lom- 
bard 
Kook  Fritz,  shoemaker,  21  Pine 
Kooke  Harman,  tavern,  273  s  Bond 
Kookemider  John,  carpenter,  223  s  Wolfe 
Koon  Conrad,  laborer,  272  s  Ann 
Koon  Plorentz,  laborer,  391  Saratoga 
Koon  Robert,  pattern  maker,  113  Grundy 
Koon  Samuel,  pedler,  174  Regester 
Koon  Valentine,  iron  furnace,  336  Canton  av 
Koonman  Henry,   at  sugar  refinery,  256   e 

Eager 
Koons  Alexander,  machinist,  149  William 
Koons  Casper,  laborer,  197  Argyle  al 
Koons  Chas.  H.  195  w  Fayette 
Koons  Daniel  L.  (Riley  &  K.)  200  n  Eutaw 
Koons  James   E.  clerk  Sun  office,  cor  Paca 

and  Cross  al 
Koontz  Andrew,  clerk.  Beehive  tavern,  Penna 

avenue 
Koontz  Charles  F.  76  Barre 
Koontze  Henry,  currier,  10  Bevan 
Koop  Christian,  25  Lancaster 
Koop  Henry,  tailor,  64  Park 
KOORS  WILLIAM,  Elterman  house,  23  w 

Fayette 
Koos  T.  287  s  Bond 

Koover  Samuel,  U.  S.  detective,  31  Pearl 
Kop  John,  butcher,  6  Belair  market,  dw  Bal- 
timore CO 
Kophe  Henry,  tailor,  136  e  Pratt 
Kopp  Frederick,  tavern,  108  Hughes 
Kopp  Geo.  carpenter,  256  s  Broadway 
Kopp  Wm.  blacksmith,  58  China 
Koppelman  John  G.  tavern,  74  n  Gay 
Koppen  Fredk.  cabinet  maker,  15  New  Church 
Koppenhoffer  John,  laborer,  271  Raborg 
Korach  &  Bro.  cap  makers,  80  s  Charles 
Korach  Isaac  (K.  &  Bro.)  70  a  Charles 


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KOR 


227 


KRA 


Korach  Louis  (K.  &  Bro.)  70  s  Charles 
Korb  Andrew,  tavern,  2  Park 
Korb  Geo.  piano  maker,  350  Cross 
Korber  Christian  F.  salesman,  264  w  Biddle 
Korff  Ferdinand,  cabinet  maker,   70   Chats- 
worth 
Kormann  Charles,  tailor,  430  w  Baltimore 

Kormeiert. •,  tavern,  13  Fell 

Kornauer  Simon,  tavern,  s  w  cor  Elliott  and 

Patuxent 
Korn  Andrew,  grocery,  214  s  Caroline 
Korn  Charles,  ambrotypist,  472  w  Baltimore, 

dw468 
Kornbehler  Xavier,  piano  maker,  63  Portland 
Kornel  Geo.  cabinet  maker,  3  s  Front 
Kornel  Wilhelmina,  candies,  3  s  Front 
Kornman  Henry,  shoemaker,  17  Watson 
KorteWm.  laborer,  331  s  Bond 
Korte   F.  grocer,  cor  Aliceanna  and   Wash- 
ington 
Korte  Wm.  grocer,  396  Canton  av 
Korte  Wm.  laborer,  331  s  Bond 
Korsch  A.  230  s  Wolfe 
Korsch  Wm.  painter,  214  s  Wolfe 
Koss  August  (Charles  Zekle  &  A.  K.)  552  w 

Baltimore 
Koss  Charles,  shoemaker,  54  n  Eutaw 
Kosack  Mrs.  384  Penna.  av 
Kosack  Caroline,  171  Vine 
Kosack  Fredk.  piano  maker,  384  Penna.  av 
Kosack  Fredk.  carver,  171  Vine 
Kosack  Leo,  butcher,  171  Vine 
Kosack  Otto,  cabinet  maker,  171  Vine 
Koshland  Abraham,  pedler,  20  Columbia 
Kosman  Fredk.  second  hand  store,  10  s  Eden 
Kossman    Ludwig,    shoemaker,    57    Centre 

Market  space 
Kost  Michael,  laborer,  53  Aliceanna 
Koster  Albert  J.  machinist,  230  Montgomery 
Koster  H.  26  Fell 

Koster  Mary  A.  dressmaker,  46  Hillen 
Kothe  Conrad,  (Koch  &  K.)  231  Mulberry 
Kothe  Fredk.  carpenter,  26  n  Amity 
Kothe  John  W.  clerk,  23  Calverton  road 
Kotis  John,  laborer,  23  Perry 
Kotkamp  Edward,  laborer,  334  s  Bond 
Kotter  Benno,  picture  maker  in  cork,  112  e 

Fayette 
Koutz  Andrew,  wheelwright  and  blacksmith, 

96  s  Regester,  dw  99  s  Ann 
Kouse  John,  carpenter,  12  Ryan 
Kradel  Wiegand,  shoemaker,  146  Raborg 
Krafft  Charles  P.  attorney,  63  w  Fayette 
Kraft  Adam,  cooper,  99  Peach  al 
Kraft  Anna  M.  2  Claggett's  al 
Kraft  Adam,  carpenter,  Fremont,  intersection 

Penna,  av 
Kraft  Mrs.  Catherine,  seam's,  68  n  Fremont 
Kraft  Charles,  tavern,  51  Penna.  av 
Kraft  Christian  J.  butcher,  67  Belair  market, 

dw  47  Greenmount  av 
Kraft  Christopher,  butcher,  38   Fell's  Point 

market,  dw  86  Hampstead 
Nraft  Conrad,  laborer,  338  Mulberry 
Kraft  Conrad,  porter,  12  Union 
Kraft  Mrs.  Eve  Ann,  604  w  Fayette 
Kraft  Frederick,  grocery,  tollgate,  Hookstown 

road 
Kraft  Frederick  A.  clerk,  954  w  Baltimore 
Nraft  Geo.  carpenter,  45  Dolphin 
Kraft  Geo.  paver,  224  Penna.  av 
Kraft  Henry,  baker,  79  and  81  Harrison 
Kraft  Mrs.  Hester,  347  w  Lombard 


Nraft  J.  Christian,  butcher,  127  Centre  mar- 
ket, dw  47  Greenmount  av 
Kraft  H.  Samuel,  machinist,  125  n  Fremont 
Kraft  Jacob,  193  Cathedral 
Kraft  John,  laborer,  189  s  Durham 
Kraft  John  W.  (J.  W.  K.  &  Co.)  604  w  Fay- 
ette 
Kraft  John  C.  47  Greenmount  av 
Kraft  Joseph  A.  carman,  6  Scott 
Kraft  Mary,  grocery  and  liquor,  45  n  Liberty 
Kraft   Michael,   carpenter,   n   Fremont  near 

Liberty  road 
Kraft  Nicholas,  tailor,  58  Somerset 
Kraft  Peter,  baker,  302  Franklin 
Kraft  Peter  B.   laborer,  Cathedral  near  city 

limits 
Kraft  Thomas,  butcher.  Point  la 
Kraft  Thomas,  machinist,  302  Franklin 
Krag  George,  bookbinder,  52  s  Oregon 
Krager  Bernard,  tailor,  25  East 
Krager  Mrs.  Eliza,  91  Hollins 
Krager  Frederick,  tailor,  258  s  Eutaw 
Krager  Henry,  inspector  custom  house,  Pay- 
ette near  Gibson 
Krager  John,  (Levi  &  K.)  Fremont  near  Co- 
lumbia 
Krager  J.  liv.  stables,  Paca,  dw  93  s  Fremont 
Krahnert  Ferdinand,  cap  maker,  100  s  Ann 
Krahm  John,  cooper,  102  s  Caroline 
Krame  Jacob  F.  flour,  Forrest,  dw  133  Ensor 
Kramer  August,  shoemaker,  53  s  High 
Kramer  Casper,  fire  brick  maker,  214  s  Sharp 
Kramer  Casper,  laborer,  rear  194  Aliceanna 
Kramer  Frederick,  jeweler  and  engraver,  319 

n  Gay 
Kramer  Fredk.  cabinet  mak.  162  s  Broadway 
Kramer  Francis,  ship  carpenter,  42  Philpot 
Kramer  Frederick,  tavern,  197  Hamburg    . 
Kramer  Geo.  laborer,  106  Lancaster 
Kramer  Henry,  tailor,  28  Bank 
Kramer  Henry,  shoemaker,  85  n  Gay 
Kramer  James,  druggist,  6  Henrietta 
Kramer  Mrs.  Jemima,  287  Columbia 
Kramer  John,  cigar  maker,  33  s  Bethel 
Kramer  John  W.  shoemaker,  133  Ensor 
Kramer  John  L.  machinist,  158  Scott 
Kramer  Joseph,  laborer,  1  Pearl 
Kramer  Martin,  laborer,  53  Goodman  al 
Kramer  Nicholas,  laborer,  28  Burke 
Kramer  Maj.  Samuel,  655  w  Lombard 
Kramer  Win.  soldier,  113  s  Poppleton 
Kramer  Wm.  H.  butcher,  88  Belair  market, 

dw  Baltimore  co 
Krantz  Conrad,  tailor,  405  w  Pratt 
Krantz  George,  lager  beer  saloon,  13  e  Pratt 
Krantz  John  C.  clerk,  51  Stiles 
Kranz  Conrad,  tailor,  32  Lemmon 
Kranz  Geo.  boots  and  shoes,  269  n  Howard 
Krapf  John,  shoemaker,  27  Abey  al 
Krapf  John,  tailor,  13  n  Spring 
Krasse  Henry,  coal  dealer,  Gist  near  Essex 
Kratz  Alexander,  cooper,  3  n  Bond 
Kratz  August  F.  tailor,  58  n  Bond 
Kratz  Henry,  grocer,  n  e  cor  Canton  av  and 

Chapel 
Kratz  Henry,  blacksmith   and  wheelwright, 

Harford  av  near  Gorsuch  av.  Homestead 
Kratz  Henry,  shoemaker,  187  s  Regester 
Kratz  Henry,  tailor,  106  Scott 
KRATZ  JOHN,  groceries   and  provisions, 

205  s  Howard,  cor  Montgomery 
Kratz  John  N.  butcher,  51  Lexington  market, 
dw  Frederick  road,  near  tollgate 


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KRA 


228 


KRE 


Kratz  John  W.  cooper,  190  s  Regester 
Kratz  John,  baker,  16  Carlton 
Kratz  John,  cabinet  maker,  222  s  Bond 
Kratzer  Adam,  shoemaker,  119  Regester 
Kraa  George,  tailor,  63  s  Regester 
Kraubig  Wm.  shoemaker,  297  s  Sharp 
Krauk  F.  grocer,  309  Canton  av 
Krauk  Herman,  tinner,  489  Canton  av 
Kraus  Adam,  shoemaker,  6  China  al 
Kraus  Christopher,  cooper,  330  s  Charles 
Kraus  Frederick,  laborer,  55  Thames 
Kraiis  Ferdinand,  hardware,  486  Ensor 
Kraus  Jacob,  Britannia  worker,  89  n  Howard 
Kraus  Jacob,  salesman,  98  s  High 
Kraus  Jacob,  Britannia  worker,  5  Spring  ct 
Kraus  John,  basket  maker,  173  e  Lombard 
Kraus  Lewis,  (R.  K.  &  Co.)  25  Granby 
Kraus  iVIichael,  shoemaker,  147  s  Spring 
Kraus  Wm.  blacksmith,  74  Boyd 
Kraus  Geo.  shoemaker,  590  Light 


KRAUS  E.  &  CO.  importers  and 
dealers  in  "Wines,  Liquors  and  Ci- 
gars, 63  s  Calvert  and  38  Cheap- 
side 


Kraus  R.  (R.  K.  &  Co.)  98  s  High 

Krause  Jacob,  shoemaker,  9  Green's  ct 

Krause  John,  tailor,  35  Bank 

Krause  John  C.  machinist,  40  Liberty  al 

Krause  Martin,  laborer,  297  Aliceanna 

Krause  iMichael,  shoemaker,  598  Light 

Krause  Wm.  tailor,  36  n  Frederick 

Krauskop  Peter,  svheelwright,  92  Albemarle 

Krauskop  Mrs.  Godfrey,  grocer,  92  Albemarle 

Krauss  Charles,  65  n  Gay 

Krauss  John  G.  puddler,  170  s  Washington, 

F.  P. 
Krauss  John  F,  puddler,  170  s  Washington, 

F.  P. 
Krauss  William,  barber,  65  n  Gay 
Krausse  Adam,  driver,  82  s  Bethel 
Kreager  Geo.  Wm.  baker,  72  Leadenhall 
Kream  John,  laborer,  39  Canton  av 
Kreamer  Andrew,  paper  hanger,  51  St.  Mary 
Kreamer  John  G.  machinist,  259  Columbia 
Kreamer  Mrs.  Margaret,  51  St.  Mary 
Kreamer  Nicholas,  paper  hanger,  51  St.  Mary 
Krebelt  John,  laborer,  11  Choptank 
Krebs  August,  stone  cutter,  12  Jackson  ct 
Krebs  Charles  W.  coal,  83  w  Second,  dw  54 

Columbia 
Krebs  Charles  T.  clerk,  318  Saratoga 
KRKBS  DAVID    H.   S.  butcher,   28  Fell's 

Point  market,  dw  475  e  Baltimore 
Krebs  George  W.  C.  clerk  N.  C.  R.  R.  318 

Saratoga 
Krebs  George,  oak  cooper,  31  n  Carohne 
Krebs  George  C.  275  Madison  av 
Krebs  George  W.  importer  and  commis.  hide 

mercht,  5  Water,  dw  237  n  Charles 
Krebs  George  M.  clerk,  64  Pine 
KREBS  GEORGE  L.  provision  and  commis- 
sion  merchant,  53  n  Caroline,   dw    214  e 
Fayette  ^ 

KREBS  &  HALL,  insurance  brokers,  58  Ex- 
change pi 
Krebs  Henry,  woodsawyer,  213  Chesnut 
Kr.  bs  James  W.  clerk  at  Mechanics'  Bank, 

318  Saratoga 
Krebs  John  W.  runner  Union  Bank,  318  Sar- 
atoga 


Krebs  John,  barber,  17  w  Baltimore,  dw  138 

w  Fayette 
Krebs  Joseph,  laborer,  301  s  Bond 
Krebs  Lemuel,  watchman,  171  n  Eden 
Krebs  Mary  E.  275  Madison  av 
Krebs  Mrs.  Mary  Ann,  318  Saratoga 
Krebs  Mrs.  Margaret,  54  Columbia 
Krebs  Wm.  George,  judge  Circuit  Court  Bal- 
timore City,  dw  265  Madison  av 
Krebs  Wm.  secretary  Maryland  Mutual  In- 
surance Co.  275  Madisoii  av 
Krebs  Wm.  J,  carpenter,  2  n  Durham 
Kregel  Mrs.  Ann,  179  n  Paca 
Kregel  Henry,  laborer,  286  s  Ann 
Kregel  Otto,  clerk,  179  n  Paca 
Kreger  Francis,  laborer,  27  Fell 
Kregor  John,  laborer,  211  Chappell 
Kreider  Rebecca,  123  s  Bond 
Kreig  Christopher,  lager  beer,  95  Hanover 
Kreig  Edward,  blacksmith,  183  Lexington 
Kreiller  C.  shoemaker.  229  s  Wolfe 
Kreiller  H.  laborer,  33  Lancaster 
Kreil  Andrew,  Division  nr  Retreat 
Krein  Louis,  shoemaker,  109  Stirling 
Kreisel  Fredk.  stocking  weaver,  261  n  Gay 
Kreis  George  W.  carpenter,  35  Pine 
Kreis  Henry  P.  silversmith,  127  n  Eutaw 
Kreis  Peter,  tobacconist,  127  n  Eutaw 
Kreitman  Louis  P.  butcher,  Harford  av  near 

city  limits 
Kreitman  Philip,  butcher,  65  Belair  market, 

dw  Balto.  CO 
Krekel  Louis,  bar  tender,  65  Thames 
Kremelberg  John  D.  vice  consul  for  Austria, 
s  e   cor  Lombard  and   Cheapside,  dw   71 
Franklin 
Kremelberg  John  D.  (F.  L.  Brauns  &  Co.)  41 

Franklin 
Kremer  Casper,  baker,  132  Eastern  av 
Kremer  Christian,  shoemaker,  22  Preston 
Kremer    Christian,    confectioner,    8    Green- 
mount  av 
Kremer  Jacob,  tavern,  315  s  Bond 
Kremer  Mrs.  James  C.  119  Conway 
Kremer  John,  confectioner,  8  Greenmount  av 
Kremer  John  T.  letter  carrier,  178  s  Paca 
Kremer  Wm.  V.  clerk,  119  Conway 
Kremple  Michael,  ship  sawyer,  44  Cross 
Krems  Mrs.  Jane,  179  Franklin 
Kremm  Mrs.  M.  E.  boarding,  171  w  Fayette 
Kremm  Oscar  D.  clerk,  171  w  Fayette 
Krems  John  S.  clerk  Ericcson  steamers,  179 

Franklin 
Krems  J.  Frank,  clerk  Ericcson  steamers,  179 

Franklin 
Kresback  Wm.  blacksmith,  1  Baker's  ct 
Kresse  Charles,  toy  dealer,  201  s  Broadway 
Kretchmer  John  L.  grocery,  91  s  Exeter 
Kreteweis  Ambrose,  carpet  weaver,  2  Pros- 
pect la 
Kretz  Jolin,  cabinet  maker,  29  Harrison 
Kretzer  August,  tailor,  140  L.  Greene 
Krctzer  Christian,  salesman,  30  n  Greene 
Kretzer  Theodore,  bookkeeper,  30  n  Greene 
Kreutler  Geo.  carpenter,  142  Durham 
Kreutzer  Geo.  restaurant,  69  n  Gay 
Kreutzer  Jacob,  cabinet  maker,  342  s  Charles 
Kreutzer  Theodore,  tailor,  over  70  Harrison 
Kreuzer  Charles,  laborer,  152  Hamburg 
Kruezer  Christopher,  (J.  «fc  C.  K.)  56  w  Bal- 
timore 
Kreuzer  J.  &   C.  publishers   German  Cath. 
People's  Gazette,  over  114  w  Baltimore 


HEIVRY  GIESB,  Commlaslon  Mercbant,  for  tHe  sale  of  Flowr,  Grain,  Seeds,  SiC. 
RoMndal*  Cei&ent  and  Calcined  PlaatMr  constantly^  on  band,  Zl  Spear's  WbarC 


KRE 


229 


KUH 


Kreuzer  Joseph,  printer,  over  56  w  Baltimore 
Kreuzer  Joseph,  (J.  &  C.  K.)  56  w  Baltimore 
Krichton    Joseph,    wheelwright,  95    Green- 
mount  av 
Krickhan  Carl,  piano  maker,  379  w  Pratt 
Krieg  Edward,  milkman,  362  Canton  av 
Krieg  Lucinda,  grocery,  362  Canton  av 
Krieg  Peter,  lager  beer  brewer,  247  Aliceanna 
Krieger  John  P.  tailor,  143  n  Bond 
Kriel  Charles  G.  butcher,  21  Hanover  market, 

dw  48  Henrietta 
KRIEL  JACOB,  butcher,  9   Centre  and  29 
Lexington  markets,  dw  Penna  av  near  toll- 
gate 
Krein  John,  shoemaker,  46  Somerset 
Kries  John,  blacksmith,  70  Raborg 
Kriete  Augustus,  carpenter,  51  Fountain 
Kriete  Christian,  tailor,  4  China 
Kriete  Lucinda,  ice  cream,  362  Cantonav 
Krietch  Charles,  tailor,  345  s  Sharp 
Krietch  Geo.  machinist,  345  s  Sharp 
Krietch  Wm.  machinist,  345  s  Sharp 
Kriete  Edward  W.  milkman,  362  Canton  av 
Kriete  Geo.  P.  grocery,  33  s  Oregon 
Kriete  Geo.  L.  clerk,  33  s  Oregon 
Kriete  Henry,  laborer,  4  China 
Krietzer  John  M.  laborer,  38  Biddle  al 
Krill  Francis,  carter,  72  Portland 
Krill  Philip,  brickmaker,  239  William 
Krill  Valentine,  laborer,  53  James  al 
Krille  Wm.  blacksmith,  395  s  Charles 
Krin  Peter,  laborer,  348  William 
Krispens  Conrad,  glass  blower,  Stockholm  w 

of  Eutaw 
Kroder  Augustus,  soldier,  45  German 
Kroder  John,  tavern,  45  German 
Kroeber  Frederick,  grocer,  234  e  Lombard 
Kroeller  John,  laborer,  211  s. Chapel 
Kroemiger  Henry  T.  tailor,  13  Mott 
Kroesen  Isaiah,  purchasing  agent  B.  &  0.  R. 

R.,  33  Hollins 
Kroft  George,  blacksmith,  186  s  Howard 
Kroft  John  F.  tailor,  19  High  al 
Krog  Gustav,  locksmitji,  952  w  Baltimore 
Kroger  Clemene  A.  grocery,  78  Henrietta 
Kroger  Joseph,  shoemaker,  128  Lexington 
Kroger  Wm.  cooper,  250  Hamburg 
Kroh  Ferdinand,  box  maker,  5  s  Central  av 
KROH   GEORGE  L.  iron,  junk  and  paper 
deal,  222  and  228  s  Bond,  dw  41  s  Broadway 
Kroh  Harman,  barber,  265  Light 
Kroh  Harman,  barber,  216  s  Sharp 
Kroh  Theodore,  German  book  and  job  printer, 

20  Second 
Krohn  Christina,  midwife,  216  s  Sharp 
Kroll  Joseph  S.  cabinetmaker,  406  w  Fayette 
Kroll  Mary,  grocery,  n  w  cor  Eager  and  Stir- 
ling 
Kroll  Peter,  cigar  maker,  80  s  Eutaw 
Krollman  Mary,  Western  Hotel,  s  w  corner 

Howard  and  Saratoga 
Krom  Conrad,  cabinet  maker,  72  Lancaster 
Kroman  Henry,  bookkeeper,  345  w  Lombard 
Krone  August,  laborer,  4  Green  ct 
Krone  Stephen,  watchman,  257  e  Eager 
Kronenberg  Henry,  box  maker,  43  Perry 
Kronester  John,  baker,  s  e  cor  Castle  al  and 

Eastern  av 
Kronhardt  Henry,  tailor,  27  Harrison 
Kronheimer  Meyer,  tailor,  61  s  Howard,  dw 

63  Conway 
KRONHEIMER    SIMON,   clothier,   122  w 
Pratt 


Kronmiller  George,  ivory  turner,  27  Low 
Kronmiller  John,  porter,  93  Warner 
Kronrekar  George,  laborer,  22  s  Ann 
Krook  H.  laborer,  33  Lancaster 
Kropf  Frederick,  baker,  329  s  Bond 
Kropp  Dorothea,  tobacconist,  24  President 
Krope  Mrs.  Catharine,  60  Camden 
Kroscup  Frederick,  tailor,  164  West 
Krous  Frederick,  lithographer,  253  Hanover 
Krouse  Adam,  cabinet  maker,  142  s  Bond 
Krouse  Mns.  Ann  M.  162  Montgomery 
Krouse  Charles  F.  A.  cabinet  maker.  Leaden- 
hall  s  of  Hamburg 
Krouse  Elizabeth,  seamstress,  105  Pine 
Krouse  John  H.  tavern,  35  n  Frederick 
Krouse  John  C.  blacksmith,  40  Liberty  al 
Krouse  John,  cooper,  226  s  Sharp 
Krouse  John  M.  carpenter,  115  Leadenhall 
Krouse  John,  tailor,  144  s  Washington,  P.  P. 
Krouse  H.  shoemaker,  215  s  Bethel 
Krouse  Wm.  tailor,  272  s  Caroline 
Krout  Hannah,  milliner,  314  n  Gay 
Kruch  George,  laborer,  83  Boston 
Krozer  Dr.  John  R.  273  Lexington 
Krug  Charles,  soldier,  230  s  Paca 
Krug  George,  book  binder,  52  Oregon 
Krug  Gustorf,  locksmith,  952  w  Baltimore 
Krug  Henry,  shoemaker,  346  Eastern  av    • 
Krug  John,  shoemaker,  346  Eastern  av 
Krug  Valentine,  tailor,  16  s  Chapel 
Krugan  George,  shoemaker,  679  w  Baltimore 
Kruger  Daniel,  shoemaker,  49  n  Gay 
Krum  Louis,  cigar  marker,  202  n  Gay 
Krum  Jacob,  cabinet  maker,  103  s  Caroline 
Krumholtz  Flemraing,  shoemak.  241  s  Emaw 
Krumm   Charles,  harness  maker,  56  Centre 

Market  space 
Krumm  Christian,  tavern,  10  n  Liberty 
Krumme  John   A.  cigars  and  tobacco,  67  n 

Gay 
Krfemmer  Jacob,  tanner,  141  Harford  av 
Krummock  Jacob,  shoemaker,  168  Eastern  av 
Kubert  John,  butter  depot,  23  e  Pratt 
Kuchting  Gotfried,  tailor,  15  n  Eden 
Kuderer  George,  carver,  295  s  Sharp 
Kuderer  John,  sugar  refiner,  295  s  Sharp 
Kuderer  Martha,  295  s  Sharp 
Kuempel  George,  66  Granby 
Kues  Charles,  merchant  tailor,  260  s  Central  av 
Kues  H.  driver,  303  Aliceanna 
Kuenne  Edward,  watchmaker,  46  Hanover 
Kugen  Samuel,  confectioner,  cor  Fremont  and 

Fayette  ' 

Kugle  Conrad,  laborer,  9  Choptank 
Kugler  Jos.  hospital  steward.  Fort  McHenry 
Kugler  Samuel,  confectionery,  262  w  Pratt 
Kuhemy  Samuel,  tailor,  169  e  Lombard 
Kuhl  Frederick,  shoemaker,  59  n  Schroeder 
Kuhl  Frederick,  baker,  652  Light 
Kuhl  George,  baker,  450  w  Lombard 
Kuhl  Henry,  tin  and  sheet  iron  worker,  204  s 

Paca 
Kuhlepp  George,  cooper,  12  President 
Kuhlman  Christian,  tobacconist,  274  n  Gay 
Kuhlman  Conrad,  shoemaker,  832  w  Baltimore 
Kuhlman   Herman,  tobacconist,  822  w   Bal- 
timore 
Kuhn  Adolph,  varnisher,  63  Portland 
Kuhn  Anne,  seamstress,  40  Plum  al 
Kuhn  Alfred,  shoemaker,  128  Raborg 
Kuhn  Alexander,  tailor,  83  Mulberry 
Kuhn  Anastasia,  tavern,  132  Forrest 
Kuhn  Augustus,  cigar  maker,  187  Forrest 


GEO.  S.  PAGE  Si  BRO..  Mnimfnctnirfi-s    of  Roofs    ami    Rooling    Materials,  111 
WlMirf.     C.  HART  S3IITH,  Agent. 


KUH 


230 


LAC 


Kuhn  Bonaparte,  police,  94  s  Poppleton 
Kulin  Charles,  laborer,  67  s  Chapel 
Kuhn  Conrad,  shoemaker,  387  Canton  av 
Kuhn  &   Co.,  clothiers,  s  e  cor  Greene  and 

Lexington 
Kuhn  Everhart,  leather,  160  Light  st.  wharf, 

dw  350  s  Sharp 
Kuhn  Francis,  blacksmith,  215  Peirce 
Kuhn  Frederick,  ragman,  248  s  Durham 
Kuhn  Frederick,  shoemaker,  197  Hollins 
Kuhn  Franklin,  (K.  &  Tyson,)  154  w  Mad- 
ison 
Kuhn  Ernest,  leather,  160  Light  st,  wharf,  dw 

350  s  Sharp 
Kuhn  George,  barber,  59  Eastern  av 
Kuhn  George,  carpenter,  286  Harford  av 
Kuhn  George  W.  soldier,  108  Walsh 
Kuhn  John,  laborer,  19  Hall  al 
Kuhn  John,  police,  10  Walsh 
Kuhn  John,  paver,  118  Ramsay 
Kuhn  John,  grocery,  115  Saratoga 
Kuhn  Joseph,  shoemaker,  3  Chesnut  al 
Kuhn  Jofieph  A.  salesman,  115  Saratoga 
Kuhn  Joseph,  varnisher,  40  Plum  al 
Kuhn  Joshua,  wire  worker,  185  Raborg 
Kuhn  Lewis,  rags,  57  Union 
Kuhn  Lewis,  cigar  maker,  145  s  Charles 
Kuhn  N.  B.  police,  94  s  Poppleton 
Kuhn  Sarah,  shirt  maker,  188  Vine 
Kuhn  Sylvester  J.  (K.  &  Co.)  225  Saratoga 


KUHN  &  TYSON,  dealers  in  Teas, 
N.  W.  corner  of  Eutaw  and  Fay- 
ette Streets. 


Kuhne  Francis,  tobacconist,  91  n  Gay 
Kuhst  G.  H.  cabinet  maker,  83  Lexington 
Kulbus  Lewis,  laborer,  3  Guilford  al 
Kulecher  Louis,  laborer,  Henry  near  Hughes 
Kulp  Michael,  blacksmith,  32  n  Amity 
Kull  Frederick,  baker,  23  Brown 
Kulling  Rev.  John,  I  Franklin 
Kullmann  Adolph,  baker,  54  President 
Kumm  Henry,  laborer,  353  s  Charles 
Kummel  John,  shoemaker.  West  near  Light 
Kummell  Daniel,  laborer,  24  Durham 
Kummer  August,  musical  instrument  maker, 

47  Harrison 
Kummer  Charles,  musical  instrument  maker, 

81  n  Front 
Kummer  John,  shoemaker,  397  w  Baltimore 
Kummer  Miss,  boarding  and  day  school,  139 

St.  Paul 
Kummer  Wolf,  watchmaker,  79  Thames 
Kummert  Peter,  gunsmith,  165  Sarah  Ann 
Kummert  Philip,  piano  maker,  297  a  Sharp 
Kunkeal  George,  39  Holland 
Kunkel  August,  cigar  maker,  48  St.  Mary 
Kunkel  Conrad,  cabinet  maker,  58  Park 
Kunkel  George,  lessee  Front  street  Theatre 
Kunkel  Jacob,  soldier,  5  Truxton 
Kunkel    John,   wheelwright,   Hanover  s   of 

Hamburg 
Kunkel  Michael,  tailor,  31  s  Wolfe 
Kunker  John  H.  grocer,  29  Short 
Kunkie  Henry,  miller,  1  Trinity 
KuMsman  Wm.  H.  restaurant,  126  Light  st. 

wharf 
Kunz  Henry,  currier,  10  Bevan 
Kunzman  George,  laborer,  109  Lancaster 
Kurnmann  Michael,  tailor,  112  Burgundy  al 
Kuntzman  Augustus,  Brown  al,  near  Low 


Kuntzman  Adam,  tinner,  11  Rock 
Kuntzman  John  A.  tinner,  11  Rock 
Kuper  Francis,  shoemaker,  251  n  Gay 
Kuper  Fredericka,  milliner,  19  Short 
Kuper  John,  shoemaker,  33  Orleans 
Kunk  John,  woodsawyer,  122  s  Durham 
Kurph  Jacob,  painter,  79  s  Regester 
Kurtz  Andrew,  milkman,  417  Division 
Kurtz  Ann,  huckstress,  6  Jasper 
Kurtz  Rev.  Dr.  Benjamin,  18.3  w  Lombard 
Kurtz  Charles  H.  clerk,  151  Mulberrv 
Kurtz  Christian, shoemaker,  87  s  Betnel 
Kurtz  Edward,  323  Lexington 
Kurtz  George,  tailor,  156  Dover 
KURTZ  GEORGE  J.  coachmaker,  97  n  Paca, 

dw  105  Pearl 
Kurtz  Henry,  shoemaker,  16  s  Regester 
Kurtz  Jacob,  carpenter,  151  Mulberry 
Kurtz  John,  tavern,  85  Penna  av 
Kurtz  Joseph,  druggist,  s  e  cor  High  and 

Lombard 


KUKTZ  T.  NEWTON,  Publisher, 
Bookseller  and  Stationer,  whole- 
sale and  retail,  No.  151  w  Pratt, 
dw  Decker,  near  Northern  av 

Kurtz  Mrs.  185  n  High 

Kurtz  Samuel,  blacksmith,  958  w  Baltimore 

Kurtz  Mrs.  Sophia,  323  Lexington 

Kurz  George,  cabinet  maker,  274  s  Charles 

Kurz  Henry,  barber,  61  Hanover 

Kurz  Leonard  ,house  carpenter,  277  Eastern  av 

Kurzendorfer  Michael,  laborer,  320  s  Dallas 

Kusack  Francis,  shoemaker,  79  Jasper 

Kuschler  John,  cooper,  86  Henrietta 

Kusel  Moses  B.  grocery,  s  e  cor  of  Central  av 

and  Orleans 
Kussmaul  Wm.  gunsmith,  48  Chatsworth 
Kuster  Augusta,  English  and  German  acade- 
my, 72  Saratoga 
Kuster  Wm.  S.  clerk,  Fayette  near  Fulton 
Kustm  Madeline,  laundress,  20  Callendar 
Kuszmaul  Lawrence,  shoemaker,  306  e  Madi- 
son 
Kutcher  Francis,  bricklayer,  44  n  Schroeder 
Kutzberger  Geo.  laborer,  52  Albemarle 
Kyle  Adam  B.,  sr.,  ( Dinsmore  &  K.)  88  Han- 
over 
Kyle  Christian,  soldier,  93  Low 
Kyle  George  H.  (Dinsmore  &  K.) 88 Hanover 
Kyle  John,  laborer,  102  St.  Peters 
Kyle  Thomas,  171  n  Spring 


Laake  Harman  B.  liquor  dealer,  275  a  Ann 
Labahn  Henry,  carpenter,  43  Perry 
Labar  Augustus,  coachman,  25  Low 
Labby  Li;wis,  nightman,  515  n  Gay 
Labenstein  Fanny,  grocery,  63  Bank 
Laborer  Francis,  tinner,  38  Henrietta 
Labraqucre  Louisa  J.  milliner,  220  e  Madison 
Labrun  Louis,  soldier,  9  Bennett 
Labrun  Mrs.  Mary,  105  s  Washington,  F.  P. 
Lucoy  James,  hod  carrier,  178  East 
Lacey  Patrick,  foundryman,  96  Albemarle 
Lacoy  Richard,  sailmaker,  164  e  Pratt 
Lachanor  Daniel,  gardener,  146  Penna  av 
Lachel  John,  porter,  126  s  Chapel 
Lachman  Adam,  soldier,  34  Thames 


WJI.  P.  WEBB,  MiuriiK),  .Tire  oxkd  Ufe  Insurance  Agent  and  Broker.    Agent  "Mutual 
Beneflt  Utfo  Inaujnuice  Co.,  Netvnrk,  N.  J.,"  80  Second  Street. 


LAC 


231 


LAN 


Lacher  Casper,  soldier,  156  Hughes 
Lachner  Jacobs  shoemaker,   97  Washington, 

F.  H, 
Lackey  Daniel,  laborer,  695  w  Baltimore 
Lackey  Maria,  205  Gough 
Lacy  James,  laborer,  6  Fall 
Lacy  Maurice,  painter,  129  w  Lombard 
Ladde  Mrs.  Harriet  N.  121  German 
LADIES '  UNION  RELIEF  ASSOCIATION, 

39  Lexington 
Ladig  August,  machinist,  110  Stirling 


soldier,    178  Mont- 


Ladus  Jacob,  laborer,  5 
Laembach   William    B 

gomery 
Laeser  John,  lager  beer,  220  s  Bond 
LAESSIG  JOHN  H. grocer,  n  w  cor  Fayette 

and  Poppleton 
Laessig  John  G.  grocery,  368  Penna.  av 
Lafever  Wm.  painter,  4  e  Fayette 
Lafferty  Mrs  Mary,  huckstress,  138  Franklin 
LafFerty  M.  butcher,  286  Harford  av 

Lafferty ,  290  Harford  av 

Lafferty  Jane,  tailoress,  3  Truxton 

Lafferty  Robert,  plasterer,  267  Forrest 

Lafferty  Wm.  tinner^  257  Hollins 

La  Fleur  Allen,  tinner,  181  Stirling 

LafleurMrs.  Elicabeth,  87Ross 

Lafleur  Mary,  87  Ross 

Lafply  Oliver,  cooper,  106  e  Pratt 

Lahay  John,  blacksmith,  129  Elliott 

Lahay  Thomas,  butcher,  92  n  Wolfe 

Lahm  H.  laborer,  264  s  Bond 

Laheh  Michael,  teamster,  20  Eastern  av 

Laib  Frederick,  butcher,  17  Hanover  Market, 

dw  Penna.  av  near  toll  gate 
Laib  John,  tavern,  208  Lexington 
Lahne  Nicholas,  whitewasher,  168  Eastern  av 
Lainehart  Jonathan,  painter,  154  Scott 
Lainehart  Jonathan,  soldier,  154  Scott 
Lainehart  Robert  D.  carpenter,  154  Scott 
Lainhart  Joseph,  laborer,  27  Guilford  al 
Lake  Amelia,  101  Orleans 
Lalor  Margaret  &   Catherine,    dressmakers, 

14  n  Calvert 
L'AUemand  Charles,  vinegar,  62  s  Gay,  dw 

46  w  Biddle 
L'AUemand  Conrad,  clerk  Md.  Sugar  Refine- 
ry, 37  e  Baltimore 
L'AUemand  Mrs.  Mary,  milliner,  37  e  Balti- 
more 
Lally  Martin,  porter,  34  Hillen 
Lally  Malachi,  blacksmith  and  wheelwright, 

126  Franklin,  dw  128 
Lalor  Lawrence,  drayman,  34  East 
Laly  Patrick,  laborer,  55  York 
Lamar  Thos.  brakesman,  8  McHenry 
Lamb  EliW.  clerk  at  Naval  Office,  dw  Bal- 
timore Co 
Lamb  Henry,  laborer,  237  s  Bond 
Lamb  James,  finisher,  Mount  Royal,  foot  of 

McMechin 
Lamb  John,  laborer,  28  Somerset 
Lamb  John,  turner,  117  Ross 
Lamb  John  E.  clerk  at  Surveyor's  Office,  dw 

Baltimore  Co 
Lamb  John,  gas  fitter,  28  Somerset 
Lamb  Joseph,  cellar  digger,  304  n  Eutaw 
Lamb  Nicholas,  tailor,  177  Raborg 
Lamb  Patrick,  laborer,  11  Fish  Market  space 
Lamb  Pat.  jr.  mariner,  11  Fish  Market  space 
Lamb  Thos.  P.  wire  weaver,  209  n  Exeter 
Lambdin  Mrs.  Caroline,  32  George 
LambdinMrs.  Francis, 131  s  Washington, F.P 


Lambdin  Joseph  H.  policeman,  141  sRegester 
Lambdin  Richard  H.  huckster,  131  s  Wash- 
ington, F.  P. 
Lambdin  Mary,  IH.T  s  Chpi' 1 
Lambdin  Thomas,  hucksM  ,-,  75  Raborg 
Lambdin  Mrs.  Wm.  D.  294  Eastern  av 
Lambdin  Wm.  ship  carpenter,  47  s  Ann 
Lambert  C.  Wm.  salesman,  363  w  Lombard 
Lambert  George  W.  engineer  U.  S.  N.  363  w 

Lombard 
Lambert  James,  coachmaker,  89  n  Calvert 
Lambert  James,  wheelwright,  23  Hillen 
Lambert  Joanna,  tailoress,  144  Cross 
Lambert  John,  tailor,  25  Commerce 
Lambert  Joseph,  shoemaker,  144  Cross 
Lambert  Mary  C.  dressmaker,  46  Mulberry 
Lambert  Philip,  carpenter,  96  s  Spring 
Lambert  Capt.  Robert  H.  mariner,  99  Gough 
Lambert  Mrs.  Rosini  B.  363  w  Lombard 
Lambert  Wm.  H.  soldier,  144  Cross 
Lambercht  Geo.  H.  clerk,  60  s  Exeter 
Lambesch  Geo.  laborer,  cor  Philpotand  Will 
Lambie  Wm    C.  carpenter,  Belair  av  ex 
Lambrecht  Chas.  tobacconist,  s  e  cor  Pratt 

and  Albermarle,  dw  32  e  Pratt 
Lambright  Christopher,  painter,  368  n  Gay 
Lambright  Christopher,  drayman,  107  Stirling 
Lambright  Henry  E.  carter,  8  Fort  av 
Lambright  Philip,  carpenter,  12  s  Oregon 
Lambright  Wm.  painter,  3GS  n  Gay 
Lambkin  Chas.  B.  soldier,  Ramsay  w  of  Scott 
LAMDIN  BROTHERS,  sailmakers,  over  n 

e  cor  Gay  and  Pratt 
Lamdin  Edward  S.  sailmaker,  117  s  Eden 
Lamdin  John  H.  (L.  &  Waddy,)  141  e  Pratt 
Lamdin  Nicholas,"  (L.   Bros.)  Orleans  e   of 

Broadway 
Lamdin  Nicholas  M.  sailmaker,  cor  Gay  and 

Pratt,  dw  Orleans  nr  Broadway 
Lamdin  Philip,  shoemaker,  66  Jefferson 
Lamdin  Robert  P.,  (L.   Bros.)  378  e  Balti- 
more 
Lamdin  Thos.  S.  harbor  master,  93  McElder- 

ry's  whf,  dw  110  Gough 
Lamdin  Wm.  J.  chief  engineer  U.  S.  N.  33 

Lexington 
LAMDIN  &  WADDY,  sailmakers,  s  e  cor 

Buchanan's  whf  and  Pratt 
Lameeds  James,  soldier,  13  Perry 
Lamm  Fanny,  97  Albemarle 
Lamman  Joseph,  laborer,  42  Abbott 
Lammarman  John,  blacksmith,  175  Peirce 
Lammart  Henry,  grocer,  n  w  cor  Eden  and 

Fayette 
Lammer  Philip,  carriage  maker,  IState 
Lameth  Lewis  H.  clerk,  11  Gough 
Lamping  Wm.  &  Co.  tobacco  and  commissioa 

merchants,  89  s  Charles 
Lamping  Wm.  (Wm.  L.  &  Co.)  266  Lexing- 
ton 
Lampley  Nathaniel  L.  harness  maker,  19  Jack- 
son 
Lampley  Oliver  E.  cooper,  19  Jackson 
Lampley  Oliver  O.  cooper,  19  Jackson 
Lam  pier  John,  carter,  102  Milliken 
Lampman  Conrad,  whitewasher,  85  Dallas 
Lamy  John,  spar  maker,  350  Canton  av 
Lanahan  Darby,  huckster,  129  York 
Lanahan  Dennis,  stone  mason,  5  White  al 
Lanahan  Elizabeth,  tailoress,  13  New  Church 
Lanahan  S.  J.  clerk,  297  w  Lombard 
Lanahan  Thomas  M.  attorney,  31  Lexington, 
dw  149  n  Charles 


J.  H£NRT  GIESE,  Commission  Mercliant,  for  the  sale   of  Flour,  Gmln,  Seeds,  «S;c. 
Rosendale  Cement  and  Calcined  Plaster  constantly  on  hand,  Zl  Spear's  Wharf. 


LAN 


232 


LAN 


Lanahan  Wm.  foreign  and  domestic  liquors, 

98  w  Lombard,  dw  297 
Lancaster  Andrew  J.  66  Penna.  av 
Lancaster,  B.  B.  41  Mulberry 
Lancaster  George,  nightman,  513  w  Pratt 
Lancaster  Mrs.  Hannah,  16  s  Carey 
Lancaster  Henry,  barrel  dealer,  22  George 
Lancaster  Isaac,  pilot,  32'3  e  Monument 
Lancaster  Israel,  77  n  Paca 
Lancaster  Jesse,  tavern,  131  Milliken 
Lancaster  John  D.  undertaker,  39  e  Pratt 
Lancaster  Martin  V.  B.  brickl'r,  66  Penna.  av 
Lancaster  Rachael,  rag  dealer,  66  Penna,  av 
Lancaster  Wm.  potter,  105  s  Regester 
Lancaster  Wm.  barrel  dealer,  22  George 
Lance  Jacob,  engine  tender,  79  Ramsay 
Lance  Peter,  laborer,  237  e  Lombard 
Land  Terence,  huckster,  3  Hume 
Landauer  George,  laborer,  78  Biddle  al 
Landbarry  Philip,  laborer,  11  Choptank 
Landbeck  Christian,  frescoe  painter,  133  Mul- 
berry 
Landen  Dennis,  laborer,  661  Penna.  av 
Landeehr  Henry,  tavern,  36  Frederick  road 
Landers  Barney,  carter,  99  n  Spring 
Landers  James,  (Rooney  &  L.)  306  e  Balti- 
more 
Landers  James,  prop.  Barnum  omnibusses, 

306  e  Baltimore 
Landers  John,  hatter,  139  Ensor 
Landers  John,  heater,  3  Reservoir  av 
Landers  Nicholas  J.,  U.  S.  N.  306  e  Baltimore 
Landfelt  Theodore,  baker,  132  s  Fremont 
Landin  Wm.  286  s  Washington,  F.  P. 
Landin  Wm.  boat  builder,  185  s  Washington, 

F.P. 
Landing  Wm.  laborer,  128  Cross 
Landis  Capt.  David  C.  mariner,  77  e  Penn 
Landis  Henry  C.  sec.  National  Fire  Insurance 

Co.  of  Baltimore,  dw  77  e  Pratt 
Landon  James,  wood,  106  Hamburg 
Landower  Adam,  laborer,  272  s  Bond 
Landower  Catherine,  grocery,  281  Cross 
Landower  Morritz,  146  e  Lombard 
Landower  Saml.  G.  shoemaker,  281  Cross 
Landrigan  William,  hackman,  16  Fish  Mar- 
ket spane 
Landstreet  Mrs.  John,  66  n  Greene 
Landstreet  Wm.  T.  commis.  merchant,  10  s 

Howard,  dw  203  Garden 
Landwehr  Ferdinand,  carp.  6  New  Church 
Lane  Bridget,  75  Orleans 
Lane  Charles,  huckster,  292  Franklin 
Lane  Christopher,  machinist,  292  Franklin 
Lane  Elizabeth,  259  Forrest 
Lane  Dr.  Franklin,  505  w  Fayette 
Lane  Henry  G.  moulder,  29  Lemmon, 
Lane  Isaac  G.  blacksmith,  Calhoun  s  of  Ram- 
say 
Lane  John  T.  carpenter,  934  Lexington 
Lane  Mrs.  Margaret,  66  Portland 
Lane  Mrs.  137  s  Castle  al 
Lane  Tiiomas,  chair  maker,  292  Franklin 
Lane  Wm.  varnisher,  103  n  Fremont 
Laney  Daniel,  cond.  city  R.  R.  196  s  Ann 
Laney  Rev.  Wm.  H.  Seamen's  Bethel,  214 

Montgomery 
Lanfuir  H.  S.  (L.,  Malloy  &  Co.)  375  Can- 
ton av 
LANFAIR,  MALLOY  &  CO.  oyster  pack- 
ers.   Canton,    wharf   adj.   U.   S.    Bonded 
Warehouse 
Lanfare  Capt.  A.  C.  375  Canton  av 


Lang  Christian,  cabinet  maker,  70  s  Bond 

Lang  Conrad,  grocer,  138  s  Bond 

Lang  John,  cabinet  maker,  363  w  Pratt 

Lang  Mrs.  Louisa  S.  189  s  Paca 

Lanehardt  Henry,  wheelwright,  337  e  Eager 

Lanehart  Eliza,  dry  goods,  218  Light 

Lang  Frederick,  laborer,  218  Aliceanna 

Lang  Frederick,  tailor,  76  s  Dallas 

Lang  George,  shoemaker,  181  e  Pratt 

Lang  G.  A.  teacher,  24  e  Lombard 

Lang  Henry,  carman,  67  Preston 

Lang  Henry,  driver,  188  s  Bond 

Lang  Henry,  132  s  Bond 

Lang  Jacob,  rigger,  367  Canton  av 

Lang  John,  laborer.  Falls  road  near  toll  gate 

Lang  John,  sawyer,  76  s  Dallas 

Lang  Leonard,  groceries  and   feed,   Harford 

av  near  city  limits 
Lang  Mary,  30  w  Pratt 
Lang  Michael,  laborer,  17  Elizabeth  la 
Langdon  Mrs.  Eliza,  13  n  High 
Langdon  Jas.  E.  huckster,  270  Division 
Langdon  John,  drayman,  9  Slemmer  al 
Langdon  Thomas  P.  clerk,  13  s  Howard 
Langdon  Thos.  P.  druggist,  13  s  Howard 
Lange  Augustus,  saddler,  15  Conway 
Lange  Caroline,  organ  grinder,  230  s  Caroline 
Lange  Charles,  baker,  232  s  Bond 
LANGE  &  CO.  wood  dealers,  Caroline  betw. 

Lancaster  and  Aliceanna 
Lange  Frederick  C.  baker,  229  s  Ann 
Lange  Henry,  shoemaker,  232  Canton  av 
Lange  Henry,  (L.  &  Co.)  Belair  av  extended 
Lange  Henry,  shoemaker,  232  Canton  av 
Lange  Herman,  baker,  232  s  Bond 
Lange  John  G.    (Wm.  Lamping  &   Co.)  31 

Conway 
Lange  John  H.  basket  maker,  94  s  High 
Lange  Robert,  (L.  &  Co.)  103  McElderry 
Lange  Wm.  88  Albemarle 
Langer  Andreas,  tailor,  21  s  Wolfe 
Langer  John, shoemaker,  31)^  s  Bethel 
Langeman  Mrs.  grocery,  Belair  av  near  city 

limits 
Langeman  Wm.  baker,  62  Portland 
Langford  Mary  A.  12  Water 
Langguth  Charles,  hatter,  105  Granby 
Langlerta  Wm.  blacksmith,  11  Perry 
Langley  Eden,  sexton    Broadway  Methodist 

E.  Church,  38  s  Caroline 
Langley  Edward,  restaurant,  143  e  Pratt 
Langley  Geo.  carpenter,  485  w  Baltimore 
Langley  James,  carpenter,  ]46  McHenry 
Langley  Rev.  John  W.  Harford avM.E.  Ch., 

dw  Caroline  n  of  Biddle 
Langley  Rev.  Philip  A.  485  w  Baltimore 
Langley  Owen,  brick  moulder,  287  Cross 
Langlotz  Chas.  F.  tinner,  29  Camden 
Langneutscky  Chas.  blacksmith,  108s  Eutaw 
Langood  Moses, cabinetmaker,  265  Canton  av 
Langschmidt  Wm.  cigar  maker,  59  Penna  av 
Langvilie  Mrs.  Elizabeth,  414  Light 
Langville  Elizabeth,  huckstress, 51  Elizabeth  la 


LANKFORD    HENRY    S.  No.  61, 

s  Calvert  Street  and  36  Cheapside 
Importer  and  Dealer  in  Brandies, 
"Wines,  Gins,  Cigars,  and  Scotch 
and  Irish  Malt  Whiskeys,  and  Do- 
mestic Liquors  of  all  kinds,  dw. 
120  Cathedral 


GJ20.  S.  PAGK  <!li  BRO.,  Itlunufacturers    of  Roofs   and   Rooiiug   MateriaU,  111    Smitb' 
UOiorf.    C.  HART  SMITU.  Agent. 


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Lankford  Amanda,  tailoress,  26  Ryan 

Lankford  Isaac  P.  clerk,  212  w  Lombard 

Lankford  Mrs.  Mary,  139  e  Baltimore 

Lankford  Mary,  8  Abbott 

Lankford  Thomas,  farmer,  342  Light 

Lankford  Wiley,  clerk,  Baltimore  co 

Lankford  Wm.  varnisher,  3  Abbott 

Lankle  John,  265  s  Ann 

LANMAN    LOUIS,  lager  beer  garden,   21 

Calverton  road 
Lannan  John,  storekeeper  B.  &  O.  R.  R.,  53 

n  Strieker 
Lannan  Patrick,  laborer,  66  James  la 
Lannay  Louis,  foreman  Wilkens' hair  factory, 

dw  Frederick  av  near  Fulton 
Lanning  Patrick,  drayman,  27  s  Front 
Lano  Mrs.  Madeline,  272  e  Pratt 
Lannon  Patrick,  laborer,  30  Ryan 
Lanpher  A,  M.  sewing  mechmes,  4  e  Balti- 
more 
Lanpher  John  W.  soldier,  85  n  Oregoa 
Lansinger  Henry,  teacher.  111  n  Caroline 
Lansburgh  Mrs.  B.  milliner,  182  Lexington 
Lansburg  Julius,   cap  maker,   469  w  Balti- 
more 
LANSBURGH  JAMES,   hosiery,  millinery 
goods,  &c.,  27  n  Eutaw,  dw  182  Lexington 
Lansdale  Catherine    S.  dressmaker,   814  w 

Baltimore 
Lansdale  Francis  A.  preserver  and   pickler, 

61  Lee 
Lansdale  Robt.  Vinton,  (Varden  &  L.)  n  w 

cor  Hollins  and  Mount 
Lant    Michael,   second-hand     goods,   144    s 

Fremont 
Lant  Wm.  C.  painter,  479  Lexington 
Lantz  Christian,  laborer,  39  Monroe 
Lantz  Frederick,  cooper,  136  s  Regester 
Lantz  John  P.  laborer,J)5  Granby 
Lantz  John  G.  tobacconist,  117  Barre 
Lantz  Joseph,  watchman,  65  Granby 
Lantz  Oliver  F.  (Samuel  Elder    &  Co.)  84 

Mulberry 
Lanvale  Frances,  dressmaker,  124  n  Eden 
Lanvale  Walter,  paper  hanger,  124  n  Eden 
Lapeyre   Jaques,  wines,  brandies,  &c.,    cor 
Saratoga  and  Lerew 'sal.,  dwl24n  Howard 
Lapman  Moses,  pedler,  2  Broad  al 
Laporte  Arnold,  saddler,  576  w  Baltimore 
Laporte  Charles  L.  cigar  maker,  576  w  Balti- 
more 
Laporte  Eliza,  confectionery,  113  w  Biddle 
Laporte  Henry, boiler  maker,  113  w  Biddle 
Laporte  William   H.  harness  maker,  576  w 

Baltimore 
Lapouraille  Alfred  B.  83  Aisquith 
Lapp  George,  grocer,  599  Pennsylvania  av 
Lapp  Mrs.  fancy  goods,  208  s  Sharp 
Lapp  Jacob,  confectionery,  4  Claggett  al 
Lappe  John  M .  laborer,  433  Canton  av 
Lappe  Charles  A.  scourer,  41  Bevan 
Lappe  John,  433  Canton  av 
Lappin  Francis,  laborer,  6  Williamson 
Laracy  John,  soldier,  1  Carlton 
Larereg  Charles,  butcher,  94  n  Ann 
Larduskey  Thomas,  moulder,  13  s  Poppleton 
Larduskey  Wm.  tailor,  13  s  Poppleton 
Larduskey  Wm.  H.  H.  pattern  maker,  13  s 

Poppleton 
Lare  David  W.  carpenter,  754  w  Baltimore 
Lare  Edward,  clerk,  138  n  Pine 
Lare  Edward,  blacksmith,  8  McHenry 
Lare  Francis  D.  machinist,  8  McHenry 


Lare  George  H.  carpenter,  8  McHenry 

Lare  Lewis  G.  painter,  8  McHenry 

Laren  Susan,  173  n  Exeter 

Laring  John,  gardner,  100  Mulligan 

Larkin  James,  tailor,  91  Raborg 

Larkin  Mrs.  Mary,  21  n  Oregon 

Larkin  Michael,  watchman,  61  Clifford  al 

Larkin  Thomas,  208  Castle  al 

Larkin  Timothy,  wagoner,  72  Hamburg 

Larkin  Dr.  Wm.  D.  S.  729  w  Baltimore 

Larkin  Mrs.  Louisa,  5  Columbia 

Larkins  Wm.  butcher,  101  Lexington  market, 

dw  76  Hoffman 
Larigan  John,  carter,  21  Abbott 
LARMOUR  &  CO.  watchmakers  and  jewel- 
ers, 10  Light,  opposite  Fountain  Hotel 
Larmour  Wm.  B.  (L.  &  Co.)  176  Franklin 
Larmer  J.  William,  sutler,  245  Hanover 
Earned  Mrs.  Maria  H.  1  McCulloh 
Laroque  Emile,  clerk,  112  Mulberry 
Laroque  Mrs,  Edward,  98  w  Fayette 
Laroque  John  M.  chemist  and  druggist,  20  w 

Baltimore 
Laroque  Victor,  98  w  Fayette 
Larrabee  E.  Franklin,  (Ephraim  L.  &  Sons,) 

33  Calhoun 
LARRABEE  EPHRAIM  &  SONS,  imports 
ers  and  dealers  in  leather,  shoe  findings  and 
Thomsonian  medicines,  20  s  Calvert 
Larrabee  Edward  F.  messenger  Adama  Ex- 
press, 164  w  Baltimore 
Larrabee  Ephraim  L.  machinist,  n  e  cor  Bal- 
timore and  Ann 
Larrabee  Ephraim,  (E.  L.  &  Sons,)  33  Cal- 
houn 
Larrabee  Frederick,  cooper,  35  n  High 
LARRABEE  HENRY  C.  machinist  and  iron 
foundry,  cor  Caroline  and  Lancaster,  dw 
316  e  Pratt 
Larrabee  Wm.  F.  (Ephraim  'L.  &  Sons,)  33 

Calhoun 
Larrabee  Wm.  salesman,  179  Madison  av 
Larracy  Mrs.  Elizabeth,  tailoress,  12  Scott 
Larracy  Wm.  A.  U.  S.  N.  12  Scott  . 
Larrimore  John  H.  shoemaker,  318  e  Monu- 
ment 
Larrison   Andrew,    brickmaker,    232  Mont- 
gomery 
Larsson  Samuel,  tailor,  153  w  Lombard 
Larus  John  R.  com.  merchant,  6  Spear's  whf., 

dw  n  e  cor  Liberty  and  Barnet 
Lasks  Peter,  laborer,  72  Central  av 
Laslet  David,  carpenter,  63  w  Biddle 
Lastner  John  C.  shoemaker,  25  Philpot  al 
Lassen  Peter,  shoemaker,  186  L.  Hughes 
Lassman  John,  gilt  frames,  &c.,  521  w  Bal- 
timore 
Latham  Rev.  Alanson,  131  sAnn 
Latham  Edward,  shoemaker,  114  Bank 
Latham  Wm.  M.  grocer,  s  e  cor  Caroline  and 

Jefferson 

Lathe  Eli,  machinist,  312  Li^ht 

LATIMER  JAMES  B.  notary  public,  and 

com.  of  deeds,  &c.,  s  w  cor  Fayette  and  St. 

Paul,  dw  n  e  cor  Courtlarid  and  Saratoga  , 

Latimer  Randolph  B.  (Randolph  «fe  L.)  263  n 

Eutaw 
Latimer    W.  W.  clerk  Ericcson  hne,  3  Light 

street  wharf 
Latimer  Wm.  clerk,  68  n  Greene 
Latimore  Robert,  mariner,  85  s  Bethel 
Latrobe  Benj.  H.  civil  engineer,  146  Wash- 
ington place 


WM.  P.  WEBS,  Marine,  Fire  and  Ldfe  Insurance  Agent  and  Broker.    Agent 
Benefit  lAte  Insurance  Co.,  Newark,  N.  J.,"  89  Second  Street. 


•  Mutual 


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Latrobe  Benj.  H.  jr.,  attorney,  146  Washing- 
ton place 
Latrobe  Ferdinand  C.  attorney,  St.  Paul,   1 

door  n  of  Lexington,  dw  14  Cathedral 
LATROBE  JOHN  H.  B.  attorney,  St.  Paul, 

1  door  n  of  Lexington,  dw  Howard  co 
Latta  Joseph,  170  n  Eden 
Latta  Joshua  W.  clerk,  330  Mulberry 
Latta  Samuel,  clerk,  330  Mulberry 
Lattier  Peter,  laborer,  505  Penna.  av 
Lattus  John,  shoemaker,  3  L.  McElderry 
Latz  Mrs.  Sarah,  646  w  Baltimore 
Laubs  Ann  M.  108  s  Wolfe 
Laucheimer  Meyer,  clothier,  134  w  Pratt,  dw 

113  g  Sharp 
Lauder  Wm.  blacksmith,  158  L.  Greene 
Lauder  Mrs.  Sophia  M,  6  Grundy 
Lauderbach  John,  laborer,  84  Union 
Lauderbach  John,  shoemaker,  99  Conway 
Laudenbeck    Joseph,  piano  maker,    452    w 

Pratt  ^   ^ 

Laudenberger  John,  wood  turner,  118   East- 
ern av 
Laudenslager   Adam,  cigar  box   maker,  124 

Low 
Laudmann  Henry,  upholsterer,  52  Raborg 
Lauderman  Eleanor,  125  Bank 
LAUDERMAN    WM.    H.    gunsmith,    136 

Thames,  dw  125  Bank 
Lauer  Adam,  butcher,  30  Fell's  Point  market, 

dw  110  Hampstead 
Lauer  Alexander,  shoemaker,  94  n  Amity 
Lauer  Bonifant,  butcher,  110  Hampstead 
Lauer  D.  grocer,  291  Canton  av 
Lauer  F.  hosiery,  39  n  Howard 
Lauer  Henry,  dry  goods,  169  n  Gay 
Lauer  Ignatius,  69  n  Howard 
Lauer  Jacob  J.  gunsmith,  483  w  Pratt 
Lauer  John  G.  machinist,  27  Scott 
Lauer  Leon,  (Oberndorf  &  L.)  381  w  Lombard 
Lauer  Lewis  &  Co     manuf.  shirts,   collars, 

&c.,  283  w  Baltimore 
Lauer  Lewis,  (L.  L.  &  Co.)  dw  64  Conway 
Lauer  Mrs.  Martha  A.  cigars,  27  Scott 
Lauer  Michael,  druggist,  209  Mulberry 
Lauer  Otto,  butcher,  73  Centre  market,   dw 

Baltimore  co 
Lauf  Henry,  cabinet  ipaker,  57  Leadenhall 
Lauf  Martin,  shoemaker.  Falls  road 
Laughheuner  Meyer  H.  clothing  agent,  134 

w  Pratt,  dw  113  s  Sharp 
Laughlin  David,  tailor,  6  Park,  dw  Fremont, 

bet.  Hoffman  and  Lanvale 
Laughlin  James,  drayman,  367  Franklin 
Laughlin  Mary,  seamstress,  208  Hollina 
LAUGHLIN  THOS.  boot  and  shoe  maker, 

2  St.  Paul,  dw  169  n  Fremont 
Laughlin  Wm.  hatter,  344  Franklin 
Laughton  Mrs.  Harriet,  6  Williamson  ct 
Laughton  John  W.  shipsmith,  foot  of  Cross, 

dw  143  Montgomery 
Laumann  Barbara,  181  Eastern  av 
Laupheimer  Jacob,  clothier,  184  w  Pratt,  dw 

157  w  Lombard 
Laupp  Frederick,  tinner,  290  s  Sharp 
Laupus  Philip,  tobacconist,  136  Eastern  av 
Laurel  Cemetery  Office,  18  Courtland 
Laurel  Furnace,  s  side  basin 
Lausicr  George,  laborer,  10  Spruce  al 
Lauster  John  D.  baker,  98  n  Caroline 
Laustncr  George,  laborer,  251  s  Bond 
Lautenl)n<  h  Robert,  clerk,  452  w  Pratt 
Lautenberger  Adolph  V.  tailor,  18  s  Liberty 

J.  HE\ItY   GIESE:,    Commission   Merclinnt,    for    tt>e    sale    nt   Flour,   Grain,   Seeds,   i^. 
Rosendale  Cement  luid  Calcined  Piaster  constantly  on  hand,  HI  Spear's  Wharf. 


Lautenberger  George,  clerk,  18  s  Liberty 
Lautenberger  Louis  H.  tailor,  18  s  Liberty 
Lautenberger  Wm.  merchant  tailor,  21  s   Li- 
berty, dw  18 
Lautenberger  Wm.  jr.,  locksmith,  15  Calen- 
dar al 
Lauterbach  Andrew,  butcher,  83  Belair  market, 

dw  Harford  av  near  city  limits 
Lauterbach  Conrad,  laborer,  61  Shakspear 
Lauterbach  Frederick,  porter,  35  n  High 
Lauterbach  Ferdinand,  confectionery,  89  Hol- 

lins 
Lauterbach  Jacob,  shoemaker,  284  Canton  av 
Lauterbach  Jacob,  driver,  200  Cathedral 
Lauterbach  John  F.  locksmith,  215  s  Bond 
Lautner  Jacob,  tailor,  285  s  Eutaw 
Lautner  Thomas,  cutter,  2  State 
Laux  John,  laborer,  109  Hill 
Laux  Louis,  teacher,  231  Mulberry 
Lavender  F.  J.  40  Courtland 
Laverty  John,  tanner,  127  e  Eager 
Lavine  John  W.  tobacconist,  s  w  cor   Balti- 
more and  Ann 
Law     Buildings,    n   w    cor    St.    Paul     and 

Lexington 
Law  James  S.  huckster,  250  e  Fayette 
Law  Mrs.  George,  37  Hoilins 
Law  Wm.  driver,  118  Central  av 
LAWDER  SAMUEL  M.  attorney  at  law, 

over  63  w  Fayette,  dw  195  n  Eden 
Lawder  Samuel,  huckster,  122  s  High 
Lawder  Catherine  A.  dressmaker,  20  s  Paca 
Lawder  John,  cooper,  365  e  Fayette 
Lawder  Mary  J.  dressmaker,  20  s  Paca 
Lawer  Lewis,  butcher,  325  Harford  av 
Lawer  Otto,  butcher,  325  Harford  av 
Lawless  Patrick,  laborer,  16  Parkin 
Lawmis  Philip,  carriage  trimmer,  205  Saratoga 
Lawn  Christopher  C.  238  e  Monument 
Lawn  Francis  J.  clerk,  138  Ross 
Lawn  Henry,  shoemaker,  138  Ross 
Lawn  Mrs.  Jane  J.  ]52  w  Biddle 
Lawn  Harrich,  171  n  Gay 
Lawn  Mary  Ann,  trimmings,  238  n  Gay 
Lawrason  &  Smith,  stock  and  bill  brokers,  6 

South 
Lawrason    W.  W.  (L.  &  Smith,)  4  n  Carey 
Lawrence  Andrew,  saddler,  342  Aisquith 
Lawrence  Beeman,  pattern  maker,  174  Mont- 
gomery 
Lawrence  Mrs.  Elizabeth,  174  Montgomery 
Lawrence  Emma,  133  w  Fayette 
Lawrence  Edward  T.  &  Bro.,  grocers,  422  w 

Baltimore,  dw  E.  T.  L.  373  w  Fayette 
Lawrence  Francis  L.  grocer,  219  Lexington, 

dw  357 
Lawrence  George,  engineer,  162  Montgomery 
Lawrence  George  W.  engineer,  51  Bank 
Lawrence  Henry,  lager  beer,  Belair  av  near 

Baltimore  Cemetery 
Lawrence  Hugh,  forgeman,  59  s  Schroeder 
Lawrence  Mrs.  Hester,  37  e  Pratt 
Lawrence  Jacob,  iron  roller,  131  Hudson 
Lawrence  John  B.  tavern,  2  South 
Lawrence  John,  laborer,  23  Rock 
Lawrence  John,  carpenter,  94  French 
Lawrence  Joseph,  wagoner,  247  n  Eden 
Lawrence  Montgomery,  moulder,  174  Mont- 
gomery 
Lawrence   N.  E.  at  Independent  Telegraph 

Co.,  21  South 
Lawrence  Richard,  pattern  maker,  97  William 
Lawrence  Thomas,  engineer,  110  Williamson 


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Lawrence  Wm.  ship  carpenter,  228  Castle  al 
Lawrence  W.  W.  bookkeeper,  56  s  High 
Lawrence  Wm.  cooper,  424  w  Fayette 
Lawrence  Wm.  R.  pattern  maker,  174  Mont- 
gomery 
Laws  David  O.  fruit,  cor  Light  and  Pratt,  dw 

s  w  cor  Franklin  and  Gilmor 
Laws  John  N.  imp.  and  deal,  in  foreign  and 

domestic  fruit  and  cigars,  n  e  cor  Light  and 

Pratt,  dw  700  Saratoga 
Laws  Richard,  machinist,  14  n  Schroeder 
Laws  Mary  0.  Gilmor  near  Saratoga 
Laws  Wm.  grocer,  n  e  cor  Republican  and 

and  Fayette,  dw  700  Saratoga 
Lawson  Allen  S.  clerk,  55  Courtland 
Lawson  Henry  S.  shipsmith,  59  s  Ann 
Lawson  Jane,  158  n  Eutaw 
Lawson  James,  clerk,  55  Courtland 
Lawson  John  F.  lumber,  187  s  Paca 
Lawson  John  T.   butcher,  54   Centre  and  46 

Hanover  market,  dw  169  Penna.  av 
Lawson  Richard,  clerk,  55  Courtland 
Lawson  Robert,  saddler,  277  w  Baltimore,  dw 

Catonsville,  Baltimore  co 
Lawson  Mrs.  Stephen,  55  Courtland 
Lawson  William  B.  butcher,  169  Penna.  av 
Lawston  Charles,  baker,  67  n  Spring 
Lawton  Charles,  26  William 
Lawton  Charles  H.  blacksmith,  7  Hope  al 
Lawton  Charles  H.  lamplighter,  15  Willam- 

son  al 
Lawton  Jervis,  second  hand  dealer,  752  w 

Baltimore 
Lawton  John  L.  (Jos.  Thomas  &  Son,)  292 

Saratoga 
Lawton  John  W.  shipsmith,  Covington  near 

Cross 
Lawton  Richard,  laborer,  200  Lee 
Lay  Christian,  brass  finisher,  239  s  Eutaw 
Layer  Adam,  silver  plater,  472  Saratoga 
Layer  Frederica,  472  Saratoga 
Layer  Frederick  G.  wagoner,  182  s  Bond 
Layfield  Geo.  W.  stevedore,  370  Canton  av 
Lay  field  James,  carpenter,  129  Bank 
Layfield  William,  clerk,  66  n  Caroline 
Layman  Jacob,  engineer,  N.C.  R.  R.  37  Ross 
Layman  Lewis,  baker,  138  Henrietta 
Layman  Orton,  tailor,  104  McElderry 
Layman  Rosa,  175  s  Bond 
Laynor  George,  tinner,  145  Barre 
Layton  Aaron,  mariner,  120  s  Eden 
Layton  William,  sailor,  59  n  Eden 
Lazaretto   Furnace,   Clinton,   Canton,    ofBce 

Stickney  &  Co's,  Exchange  Place 
Lazenby  Daniel  L.  butter  depot,  311  n  Gay 
Lazarus  Frederick,  clerk,  111  e  Baltimore 
Lea  George,  concert  saloon,  7  e  Baltimore,  dw 

Mann's  hotel 
Lea  Samuel,  horses,  John  n  of  Lanvale 
Leableng  Henry,  butcher,  268  Division 
Leach  Benjamin,  painter,  202  n  Broadway 
Leach  Caleb  L.  569  Lexington 
Leach  Charles,  (L.&.Edkins,)Townsend  near 

Grundy 
Leach  &  Edkins,  photographers,  93  w  Balti- 
more 
Leach  George,  laborer,  67  n  Caroline 
Leach  George  R.  rope  maker,  Harford  av  near 

Point  la 
Leach  G.  W.  police,  32  Jackson 
Leach  James,  carpenter,  352  Harford  av 
Leach  James  H.  rope  maker,  Harford  avnear 
Point  la 


Leach  John,  bar  tender,  71  Buren 
Leach  John  H.  n  e  cor  Baltimore  and  Fred- 
erick 
Leach  John  H.,  U.  S.  Commissary  depart- 
ment, 45  Albemarle 
Leach  Joseph,  398  Canton  av 
Leach  Peter,  rope  maker,  Harford  av  ext'd 
Leach  Wm.  amorotypist,  191  w  Lombard 
Leach  Wm.  jr.  (Coss  &  L.)  108  s  Sharp 
Leach  Wm.  W.  Barnum's  hotel 
Leach  Wm.  rope  maker,  354  Harford  av 
Leach  Wm.  gold  beater,  over  127  w  Baltimore, 

dw  n  e  cor  Townsend  and  Foster  la 
League  Capt.  Albert,  43  Gough 
League  Christopher  C.   sweep  master,   317 

Light 
League  Emerson,    telegraph    messenger,   66 

Portland 
League  Geo.  B.  16  s  Exeter 
League  Jas. carpenter, 69  sWashington,  F.  P. 
League  John  Jacob,  ship  carpenter,  2  Henri- 
etta 
League  Kate,  317  Light 
League  Capt.  Luke  M.  83  s  Exeter 
League  Martin,  shoemaker,  401  Lexington 
League  R.  S.  clerk,  16  s  Exeter 
Leahy  James,  wire  weaver,  4  Little  a! 
Leahy  Wm.  carpenter,  152  Preston 
Leake  Luke  A.  tailor,  12  Water 
Leaken  John  J.  31  McCuIloh 
Leaken  John,  carpenter,  118  Orchard,  dw  31 

McCulloh 
Leakin  Rev.  Geo.  A.  129  e  Pratt 
Leakin  Sheppard  A.  attorney,  11  Law  build- 
ings, dw  Baltimore  Co. 
Leamy  James  C.   (N.  Hynson  Jennings  & 

Co.)  Baltimore  Co 
Leanhas  Conrad,  cooper,  43  Slemmer  al 
Lear  Harman,  cooper,  87  Dover 
Lear  John,  laborer,  5  Russell 
Lear  Nicholas,  laborer,  51  n  Exeter 
Lears  Theodore,  cigar  maker,  20  Comet 
Learsch  Francis,  porter,  251  n  Dallas 
Leary  Andrew,  drayman,  35  n  High 
Leary  Augustus  M.  tavern,  199  Canton  av 
Leary  Capt.  Basil,  mariner,  320  e  Baltimore 
Leary  Cornelius,  199  Canton  av 
Leary  Cornelius  L.  L.  attorney,  Eastern  hall, 

dw  32  s  Broadway 
Leary  Geo.  bricklayer,  94  s  Charles 
Leary  John,  (John  L.  &  Co.)  Baltimore  Co 
Leary  John  &  Co.   wholesale   druggists,  35 

Hanover 
Leary  Jno.  laborer,  Chappell  near  Liberty  road 
Leary  Mrs.  Margaret  E.  50  s  Bethel 
Leary  Martin,  saddler,  79  Preston 
Leary  Peter,  law  student,  32  s  Broadway 
Leary  Thomas,  huckster,  109  Garden 
Leary  Thos.  H.  H.  cashier  to  depository,  cus- 
tom house,  266  e  Baltimore 
Leary  Wm.  carpenter,  184  Gough 
Leary  Wm.  214  Castle  al 
Lease  Isaac,  shoemaker,  236  Bank 
Leas  Dr.  Charles,  185  Saratoga 
Leas  Jacob  F.  cigar  maker,  167  Lee 
Leatherberry  Edward,  mariner,  82  Mullikin 
LEATHERBURY  JOHN  E.  grocer  and  li- 
quor dealer,  6  w  Pratt,  dw  33  s  High 
Leavergust  Adam,  tailor,  30  Granby 
Leaverton  Mrs.  Mary  A.  140  Orleans 
Leavy  Patrick,  137  Harford  av 
Lebbehusen  C.  691  w  Baltimore 
Lebond  Chas.  E.  bookkeeper,  ]62McHenry 


GEO.  S.  PAGK  Si  BRO..  Mauufnctorera   of  Roofs  nnd  Roofin«^  Materials,  111  Smitli'a 
Wlurf.    C.  HART  SUtOTH,  Agent. 


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236 


LEE 


Lebond   Casper  J.   (Chas.   L.  &   Bro.)    162 

McHenry 
Lebond  Charles,  (Chas.  L.  &  Bro.)  162  Mc- 
Henry 
Lebond  Charles  &  Bro.  vinegar,  162  McHen- 
ry 
Lebon  Chas.  clerk,  cor  Poppleton  and  Mc- 
Henry 
Lebon  Mary,  105  s  Washington,  F.  P. 
Lebranthwait  John  L.  carp.  179  e  Baltimore 
Lebranthwait  Mary,  millinery,   179  e   Balti- 
more 
Lebron  Lewis,  soldier,  9  Bennett 
Le  Brou  &  Brother,  ship  chandlers,  1  Thames 
Le  Brou  John  F.  (Le  B.  &.  Bro.)  142  e  Pratt 
Le  Brou  Capt.  John,  137  e  Pratt 
Le  Brou  Capt.  Joseph,  (Le  B.  &  Bro.)  180  e 

Pratt 
Lebason  Chas.  shoemaker,  125  e  Monument 
Leberton  Capt.  Wm.  W.  95  Gough 
Lebenthal  Samuel,  ragman  323  n  Gay 
LEBER  J.  H.  grocer,  n  w  cor  Fremont  and 

Lexington 
Lecates  Mrs.  Esther,  23  Granby 

Lechner ,  laborer,  rear  109  Lancaster 

Lechner  Sebastian,  shoemaker,  498  Lexington 
Lechner  Peter,  lumber  wag.  93  Eastern  av 
Lechtner  John, laborer,  29  s  Washington,  F. P. 
Lechrian  Jacob,   butcher.   Garrison   la,  near 

Western  Cemetery 
Lecompte  Delia,  49  Hanover 
Lecompte.  Sylvanus  H.  62  Barre 
Lecompte  Mary  A.  boarding,  lifi  Hanover 
Lecompte  Wm.  H.  pilot,  16  Williamson 
Leddon  Benjamin,  engineer,  220  e  Lombard 
Ledden  Samuel,  city  express,  298  Cross 
Ledderman  Lawrence,  musician,  293  e  Eager 
Leddon  Richard,  fruit  huckster,  182  Dover 
Leddon   George,  junk   dealer,   126   Dugan's 

whf.  dw  118  n  Broadway 
Leddon  Geo.  boots  and   shoes,   208  s  Broad- 
way, dw  118  n  Broadway 
Leddon  Thos.  wharfinger,  126  Dugan's  whf. 
and   shoe   dealer,   n    e   cor   Baltimore   and 
Spring,  dw  148  e  Lombard 
Ledere  John,  boot  fitter,  51  s  Bond 
Leden  Mrs.  Margaret  32  Chatsworth 
Lederer  John,  laborer,  32  s  Regester 
Lederer  Francis,  morocco  dresser,  71  Harrison 
Lederer  John,  teacher,  137  s  Caroline 
Lederer  Samuel,  skirt  factory,  83  n  Gay 
Ledere  John,  laborer,  Regester  near  Pratt 
Lederman  Elizabeth,  rear  of  201  Montgomery 
Ledsinger  John,  huckster,  110  s  Regester 
Ledley  Daniel  H.  brickmaker,  607  w  Lombard 
Ledley  Edward  C.  carpenter,  75  St.  Peters 
Ledley  Mrs.  Elizabeth,  75  St.  Peters 
Ledley  Jacob,  carpenter,  164  Ramsay 
Ledley  Jacob,  brickmaker,  237  Henrietta 
Ledley  Jacob,  fisherman,  154  s  Fremont 
Ledley  Margaret,  grocer,  164  Ramsay 
Ledley  Wm.  M.  carpenter,  75  St.  Peters 
LEDLEY    WM.   La  Fayette  stables,  150  w 

Fayette,  dw  247 
Lednum  Mrs.  Ann  M.  441  Lexington 
Lcdnum  Mary  E.  dressmaker,  441  Lexington 
Lee  Adam,  109  Ellicott 
Lee  Andrew  N.  blacksmith,  15  Pearl 
Lee  Andrew  G.  police',  62  n  Pine 
Lee  Beal,  huckster,  28  s  Schroeder 
Lee  B.  Franklin,  clerk,  133  w  Fayette 
Loe  Benjamin,  clerk,  56  Lexington 
Lee  Chas.  tailor,  72  Gough 


Lee  Chas.  wheelwright  and  blacksmith,  412 

w  Baltimore,  dw  15  Pearl 
Lee  Chas.  W.  painter,  15  Pearl 
Lee  Daniel  P.  bricklayer.  Mount  nr  Lexington 
Lee  Mrs.  Ellen,  339  w  Pratt 
Lee  Emma  A.  dressmaker,  188  German 
Lee  Emory  Guest,  clerk,  32  Hanover 
Lee  Edmund,  painter,  108  n  Eden 
Lee  Edward,  furniture  wag.  804  w  Baltimore 
Lee  Mrs.  Elizabeth,  45  Watson 
Lee  Enoch  G.  saddler,  358  e  Monument 
Lee  Geo.  A.  ambrotypist,  420  Saratoga 
Lee  Geo.  W.  carpenter,  146  Conway 
Lee  Henry  R.  soldier,  44  Pearl 
Lee  James  F.  25  s  Broadway 
Lee  James,  laborer,  33  s  Durham 
Lee  James  W.  engineer,  177  e  Lombard 
Lee  James,  laborer,  17  s  Front 
Lee  James,  teamster,  151  York 
Lee  James  M.  clerk,  13  s  Howard 
Lee  James  F.    com.  merchant,  123  McElder- 

ry's  wharf 
Lee  Jesse  drayman,  14  McElderry 
Lee  Jesse,  clerk,  Point  lane,  near  Greenmount 

Cemetery 
Lee  John,  huckster,  28  s  Schroeder 
Lee  John,  officer  at  Penitentiary,  80  Green- 
mount  av 
Lee  John  E.  saddler,  358  e  Monument 
Lee  John  H.  cigar  maker,  507  w  Lombard 
Lee  John  H.  coachsmith,  67  n  Caroline 
Lee   John,   coachsmith.   Monument,    1   door 

from  Caroline 
Lee  John  W.  plumber,  784  w  Baltimore 
Lee  John,  painter,  83  Washington,  F.  H. 
Lee  John  A.  painter,  470  w  Lombard 
Lee  John  H.  machinist,  348  e  Fayette 
Lee  John  W.  carpenter  and  builder,  31  Park, 

dw  46  Pearl 
Lee  Joseph,  fireipan,  Aliceanna  near  Cannon 
Lee  Joseph,  huckster,  3  McHenry 
Lee  Mrs.  Josiah,  s  w  cor  Charles  and  Read 
Lee  Julian  H.  144  Washington  place 
Lee  Levi,  blacksmith,  507  w  Lombard 
Lee  Lizzie  T.  cloaks  and  bonnets,  56  Lexing- 
ton 
Lee  Margaret,  55  e  Monument 
Lee  Mary,  80  Greenmount  av 
Lee  Martha,  64)^  Lexington 
Lee  Mrs.  Mary  Ann,  67  n  Caroline 
Lee  Nathaniel,  flour,  348  e  Fayette  • 

Lee  Richard,  cooper,  McHenry  w  of  Fulton 
Lee  Dr.  Richard  C.  260  w  Pratt 
Lee  Samuel,  street  supervisor,  414  w  Lombard 
Lee  Samuel,  officer  R.  R.  28  s  Schroeder 
Lee  Sarah,  86  s  Paca 
LEE  STEPHEN  S.  iron  and  coal  merchant, 

50  s  Gay,  dw  144  Washington  place 
Lee  Stephen,  clerk,  44  s  Sharp 
Lee  Street  Baptist  Church,  Lee  between  Sharp 

and  Hanover 
Lechleitner  John,  shoemaker,  85  Argyle  al  • 
Lee  Thomas,  restaurant,  31  w  Fayette 
Lee  Thomas,  w  Biddle,  4  doors  from  Garden 
Lee  William,  laborer,  Shakspear 
Lee  Wm.  carter,  287  e  Monument 
Lee  Wm.  collar  maker,  80  George 
Lee  Wm.  H.  foundryman,  223  Washington, 

F.  H. 
Lee  Wm.  E.  soldier,  184  Burgundy  la 
LeeWm.  L.  carpenter,  223  Washington, F.H. 
Lee  Mrs.  Z.  Collins,  46  Franklin 
Leech  George  F.  cigar  maker,  32  n  Caroline 


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Benefit  Life  Insurance  Co.,  Newark,  Ji.  J.,"  89  Second  Street. 


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237 


LEM 


Leech  Mrs.  Ruth,  32  n  Caroline 
Leeds  Edward  W.  artist,  81  Hollins 
Leeds  John  F.  artist,  81  Hollins 
Leedy  J.  tobacconist,  388  w  Fayette 
Leedy  Jacob,  cigar  maker,  388  w  Fayette 
Leedy  Joseph  S.  soldier,  388  w  Fayette 
Leedy  Samuel,  soldier,  203  Mulberry 
Leedy  Walker  F.  soldier,  388  w  Fayette 
Leedy  Wm.  G.  soldier,  388  w  Fayette 
Lcef  Mary  Ann,  223  e  Pratt 
Leeke  James  &  McClure,  carpenters,  13  Grant 
Leeke  James,  (James  L.  &  McClure,)  13  n 

Fremont 
Leeke  Wm.  H.  carpenter,  135  n  Fremont 
Leer  Herman,  cooper,  17  Dover 
Leer  Herman,  tavern,  14  Park 
Lees  William,  junk,  14  s  Schroeder 
Leeson  Maurice  C.  blacksmith,  64  n  Fremont 
Lefaber  Wm.  cigar  maker,  63  Albpmarle 
Le  Faivre  Constant,  clerk,  63  Garden 
Le  Faivre  Felicite,  63  Garden 
Le  Faivre  Ferdinand,  clerk,  63  Garden 
Le  Faivre  Joseph,  clerk,  63  Garden 
Le  Faivre  Louis,  clerk,  63  Garden 
Lefevre  Charles,  cabinetmaker,  96  Lee 
Lefevre   David,  sexton,  n  e  cor  Spring  and 

Bounty  al 
Lefevre  Rev.  Jacob  A.  494  w  Fayette 
Lefevre  Wm.  A.  cigars,  cor  Spring  and  Boun- 
ty la 
Lefevre  William,  ship  carpenter,   165  e  Eager 
Lefevre  William,  painter,  16  s  Central  av 
LEFFER  CHARLES,  tobacconist,  353  n  Gav 
Lefferman  Wm.  tanner  and  currier,  32  French 
LefTcrt  Jacob,  carman,  110  St.  Mary 
Leffler  Geo.  R.  H.  speculator,  12  Strieker 
Leffler  Isadora,  238  Canton  av 
Leffler  John,  engineer,  182  Montgomery 
Leffher  Henry,  carter,  79  Grindall 
Lefler  H.  laborer.  11  Shakspear 
Legant  Margaret,  washerviroman,  162  Green- 
mount  av 
Legg  John  H.  41  Chew 
Legg  John  T.  provisions,  3  w  cor  Mullikin  and 

Bond 
Legg  John  Thomas,  plane  maker,  352  West 
Legg  Joseph  T.  tavern,  47  n  Frederick 
Leh  Caspar,  basket  maker,  183  s  Bond 
Lehman  Bernard,  fruit,  52  s  Bethel 
Lehman  George,  shoemaker,  6  Shakspear 
Lehman  Charles,  baker,  401  Light 
Lehman  Mrs.  Hannah,  463  Franklin 
Lehman  Jacob  S.  shoemaker,  323  Franklin 
Lehman  Jacob,  jr.  watchman,  721  w  Lom- 
bard 
Lehman  Lewis,  ticket  agent,  Frederick  road 

near  1st  tollgate 
Lehman  Theodore,  baker,  173  Vine 
Lehman  Thomas,  laborer,  s  e  cor  Pratt  and 

Calhoun 
Lehmann  Ferdinand,  painter,  448  Lexington 
Lehmann  Mrs.  Rosina,  175  s  Bond 
LEHMAYER  SIMON,  wholesale  clothier, 

298  w  Baltimore,  dw  75  n  Liberty 
Lehn  Valentine,  confectioner,  32  Perry 
Lehner  Caspar,  laborer,  1  Brune 
Lehnip  John,  shoemaker,  152  Pine 
Lehr  Catharine,  186  s  Spring 
Lehr  Conrad,  tanner,  28  Walsh 
Lehr  George,  porter,  39  Perry 
Lehr  Harry,  (Brovvn  &  L.)  8  Jackson 
Lehr  Robert,  (Boninger  Bros.)  Read  between 
Charles  and  Cathedral 


Lehrenden  John,  laborer,  87  n  Amity 

Leib  Jacob,  milk,  62  n  Schroeder 

Leib  John,  clerk,  265  s  Bond 

Leib  John  S.  treasurer  N.  C.  R.  R.   74  Ais- 

quith 
Leib   Moses  W.   clerk  N.   C.  R.  R.,  171  n 

Charles 
Leib  Thomas,  potter,  265  s  Bond 
Leibe  Eli  Trego,  clerk,  33  s  Eden 
Leibeg  John,  cabinet  maker,  33   Hampstead 
Leibold  Charles,  pickler,  156  n  Exeter 
Leibold  Lewis,  laborer,  27  Albemarle 
Leichner  Martin,  woodsawyer,  251  s   Dallas 
Leicht  John  J.  whitewasher,  195  s  Bond 
Leidd  Michael,  cabinet  maker,  69  Durham 
Leidell  Michael,  69  s  Chapel 
Leidig  George,  cooper,  82  Central  av 
Leidy  Thomas,  druggist,  162  Saratoga 
Leifenberger  Wm.  cooper,  905  w  Pratt 
Leifeld    Bei-nhard,    grocer,    cor    China    and 

Montgomery 
Leiflich  John,   Fountain  near  Chester 
Leiher  John,  soldier,  122  St.  Peter 
Leikauf  Margaret,  lager  beer,  93  e  Lombard 
Leimbach  Martin,  laborer,  119  Gough 
Leimpach  Peter,  laborer,  256  s  Broadway 
Leimboch  George,  cabinet  maker 
Leimeradt  Conrad,  laborer,  187  s  Caroline 
Lemikuhler  Albert  H.  shoemaker,  38  s  Bond 
Leimkuhler  Edward,  shoemaker,  15  n  Wash- 
ington, F.  P. 
Leimkuhler  John  H.  shoemaker,  152  Raborg 
Leiner  John,  tailor,  257  e  Lombard 
Leinhardt  Andrew,  tailor,  62  James  al 

Leinhart ,  tailor,  200  e  Madison 

Leinsz  Fredk.  confectioner,  87  w  Biddle 
Leinthower  Christian,  carver,  25  Brown 
Leip  George,  laborer,  10  New 
Leipold  Adam,  tailor,  148  William 
Leipold  Jacob,  drayman,  41  Leadenhall 
LEISENRING  GEO.  W.  coal  dealer,  n  ecor 

Howard  and  Franklin,  dw  Franklin  house 
Leisenring  Gideon,  proprietor  Franklin  house, 

n  w  cor  Howard  and  Franklin 
Leisher  Albert,  stone  mason,  245  Chase 
Leisko  Christopher,  laborer,  136  e  Lombard 
Leissinger  Mary  A.  147  s  Bond 
Leissler  Jacob,  shoemaker,  510  Light 
Leister  Amelia  F.  dress  maker,  168  Saratoga 
Leist  Charles,  shoemaker,  56  Clay 
Leist  Fredk.  marble  cutter,  272  n  Eutaw 
Leister  Israel,  salesman,  168  Saratoga 
Leistncr  Israel  B.  police,  608  w  Pratt 
Leistner  Jos.  confectioner,  294  Aliceanna 
Leisz  Charles,  laborer,  232  s  Dallas 
Leitch  David,  barkeeper,  415  w  Baltimore 
Leitch  Edward  B.  jr.,  (ilerk,  102  n  High 
Leitch  Edw.  G.  (Matthews  &  L  )  102  n  High 
Leitch  John,  receiving  clerk  gas  office,  61  Jef- 
ferson 
Leitch  Robert,  brass  finisher,  11  Constitution 
Leitcht  Bonivass,  weaver,  55  s  Eutaw 
Leitz  Andrew,  cabinet  maker,  49  Penna  aT 
Leitz  Jacob,  117  Ross 
Leloup  Chas.  prof,  of  French  language,  124  n 

Howard 
Lemach  Joseph,  laborer,  28  Shakspear 
Leman  George,  tailor,  37  Lewis 
Lembach  Jacob,  baker,  70  Portland 
Lembec  Jacob,  baker,  166  Ensor 
Lemcke  Christian,  41  Philpot 
Lemcke  D.  H.  45  s  Greene 
Lemcke  Mary  Jane,  306  s  Sharp 


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Roseudole  Cement  and  Calcined  Plaster  constantly  on  band,  »t  Sfpeor'a  Wlutit. 


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LES 


Lemcke  Rudolph,  butcher,  5  Elliott,  Canton 
Lemerick  John,  cabinet  mkr,  32  New  Church 
Lemkul  Chas.  watch  and  jewelry  store,  419  w 

Baltimore 
Lemley  Geo,  gardener.  Monument  near  Ann 
Lemmerman  John,  blacksmith,  178  Hollins 
Lemmert  John,  shoemaker,  249  w  Hoffman 
Lemmon  Dr.  A.  H.  dentist,  107  Gough 
Lemmon  Benj.  F.  printer,  7  Lloyd 
Lemmon  James,  cooper,  18  Green's  ct 
Lemmon  James  H.  cooper,  36  Williamson 
Lemmon  John  L.  shoemaker,  39  s  Wolfe 
Lemmon  John  S.  conductor,  130  McHenry 
Lemmon  Joshua,  laborer,  238  w  Biddle 
Lemmon  Josiah  H.  apothecary,  659  w  Balti- 
more, dw  606  w  Fayette 
Lemmon  Misses,  69  n  Charles 
Lemmon  Noah,  carter,  35  Dolphin 
Lemmon  Mrs.  Richard,  8  Cathedral 
Lemmon  Richard,  carpenter,  15  Mc  Henry 
Lemmon  Thomas  J.  snipper,  7  Lloyd 
Lemmon  Wm.  P.  president  Merchants'  Shot 
Works,  s  e  cor  Front  and  Fayette,  dw  183 
Garden 
Lemmont  George,  tailor,  1  Preston 
Lenahan  Michael,  blacksmith,  113  n  Howard 
Lenck  Amelia,  249  Light 
Lenck  Geo.  carpenter,  437  Canton  av 
Lend  Robert,  coal  yard,  103  McElderry 
Lendour  Morriz,  clothier,  62  w  Pratt,  dw  146 

e  Lombard 
Lenger  George,  shoemaker,  13  Spring  ct 
Lenliardt  Ulrich,  laborer,  423  Canton  av 
Lennahan  James,  hackman,  16  Fish  Market 

space 
Lennan  Capt.  Samuel,  28  n  Ann 
Lennox  Mrs.  Susannah,  173  Bank 
Lennox  Thos.  A.  shoemaker,  60  Raborg 
Lenschow  Charles,  professor  of  music,  89 

Franklin 
Lenechow  Mrs.  Charlotte,  89  Franklin 
Lentbecker  Casper,  plasterer,  28  Shakspear 
Lentner  Christopher,  carpenter,  47  Plum 
Lentner  Frederick,  carpenter,  278  s  Sharp 
Lentner  John,  shoemaker,  205  s  Bond 
Lentz  Charles  W.  (L.  &  Flack,)  146  Mulberry 
Lentz  Conrad,  cooper,  329  s  Sharp 
Lentz  &  Flack,  commission  merchants,  18 

Hanover 
Lentz  Henry,  cooper,  424  w  Pratt 
Lentz  Henry,  168  s  Spring 
Lentz  Henry,  painter,  32  Gittinga 
Lentz  John  D.  cooper,  177  s  Ann 
Lentz  Mrs.  Margaret,  137  Ross 
Lentz  Philip  G.  fisherman,  131  Washington, 

F.  H. 
Lenz  Alexander,  restaurant,  84  s  Howard 
Lenz  August,  shoemaker,  54  n  Schroeder 
Lenz  Geo.  toys  and  notions,  176  s  Broadway 
Lenz  Henry,  lamps  and  oil,  663  w  Baltimore 
Lenzberg  Henry,  cigar  packer,  134  Barre 
Lenzburg  Maurice,  tobacconist,  56  s  Howard 
Lenz  John,  shoemaker,  68  n  Schroeder 
Leon  Hester,  186  Pearl 
Leon  Saml.  second  hand  clothier,  32  Harrison 
Leonard  Catherine,  shop  71  n  Bethel 
Leonard  Catherine,  dressmaker,  258  e  Monu- 
ment 
Leonard  Charles,  bottler,  84  Peirce 
Lec/nard  Daniel,  ship  carpenter,  145  s  Regester 
Leonard  Francis,  baker,  191  e  Eager 
Leonard  George,  cabinet  maker,  727  w  Pratt 
Leonard  John  G.  ship  joiner,  106  s  Ann 


Leonard  John,  drayman,  15  s  Front 
Leonard  John,  tavern,  83  Centre  Market  sp. 
Leonard  Lena,  138  s  Regester 
Leonard  Maria  L.  teacher,  335  Light 
Leonard  Mary  B.  335  Light 
Leonard  Mrs.  Mary  D.  456  n  Gay 
Leonard  Mary,  grocery,  255  e  Monument 
Leonard  M.  millinery,  63  n  Charles 
Leonard  Patrick,  tailor,  268  s  Charles 
Leonard  Susan,  washerwoman,  87  York 
Leonard  Thomas,  hackman,  26  Liberty  al 
Leonard  Thomas,  bar  tender,  20  Mercer 
Leonard  Thomas,  laborer,  71  n  Bethel 
Leonard  Thos.  soldier,  cor  Chapel  and  Fayette 
Leonard  Wm.  H.  blacksmith,  463  w  Lombard 
Leonard  Wm.  M,  cabinet  maker,  782  w  Balti- 
more 
LEONARD  DR.   WM.  T.  manufacturer  of 

Matinale,  10  North,  dw  Baltimore  Co. 
Leonard  William,  63  n  Charles 
Leonhardt  Charles,  cupper  and  leecher,  97 

n  Eden 
Leonhardt  Chas.  B.  barber,  256  e  Pratt 
Leonhardt  Mrs.  Jaccolena,  fancy  dry  goods, 

73  s  High 
Leopold  Joseph,  253  w  Fayette 
Leoque  James,  carpenter,  69  s  Washington, 

F.  P. 
Lapp  John,  carter,  268  William 
Leppelburger  Fignortz,  217  Henrietta 
Lepper  Mrs.  Geo.  A.  3  St.  Mary  ct 
Lepper  Jacob,  cabinet  maker,  2  Belair  ct 
Leppert  Frederick,  blacksmith,  10  Callendeir 
Leppert  Peter,  laborer,  208  Penna.  av 
Leppet  Peter,  woodsawyer,  54  Lancaster 
Lepnard  Peter,  butcher,  42  Belair  market,  dw 

Baltimore  co 
Lepson  Daniel,  painter,  15  s  Foppleton 
Lequerre  Rev.  U.   treasurer  Seminary  of  St. 

Sulpice,  St.   Mary    ct,    Penna.    av     near 

Franklin 
Lerch  Augustus,  saddler,  230  w  Pratt 
Lerch  Augustus,  saddler  and  harness  maker, 

155  and  157  w  Pratt 
Lerch  Catherine,  lager  beer,  382  Saratoga 
Lercl  John,  sawyer,  118  Johnson 
Lerew  Geo.  A.  J.  carpenter,  186  w  Lombard 
Lerew  Robert,  laborer,  237  s  Paca 
Lerin  Jacob,  butcher,  67  Lexington  market, 

dw  Garrison  la 
Lerkes   S.   lager  beer,  e  Fayette  near  Chop- 
tank 
Lerp  Conrad,  carpenter,  101  Plum  al 
Lerp  Conrad,  carpenter,  225  s  Charles 
Lerp  Theodore  F.  cigar  maker,  104  Hollins 
Lertz  Reinhold,  music  teacher,  69  Garden 
Leschoan  Catharine,  244  w  Biddle 
Lesfaures  Sarah  A.  tailoress,  13  Hill 
Lesisig  John,  butcher,  Western   Cemetery  la 
Leslie  James,  piano  maker,  53  Vine 
Leslie  John,  jr.  cabinet  maker,  53  Vine 
Leslie  John,  sr,  piano  maker,  53  Vine 
Leslie  John,  tinner,  186  McHenry 
Leslie   Robert,  shipping  merchant,  61  s  Gay, 

dw  219  Madison  av 
Lesner  Conrad,  shoemaker,  128  n  Central  av 
Lester  Mrs.  Catharine,  tavern,  40  Boyd 
Lester  James  T.   laborer.  Falls  road    near 

Northern  av 
LESTER  JAMES  M.  lime  and  feed,  165  n 

Howard,  dw  Baltimore  co 
Lester  John  Thos.   clerk,  165  n  Howard,  dw 

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Lester  John,  54  Saratoga 

Lester  John  G.  cashier  Howard  Bank,  dw  127 

s  Paca 
Lester  Joseph  W.  carpenter,  132  Conway 
Lester  Mrs.  Mary,  132  Conway 
Lester  Samuel  T.  Bryant  Seminary,  s  w  cor 

Fayette  and  Republican,  dw  132  Conway 
Lester  Dr.  Shipley,  132  Conway 
Lester  Thomas,  stoves,  28  President 
Lester  Thomas,  teacher,  792  w  Baltimore 
Lester  Wm.  H.  carpenter,  20  Wayne,  dw  195 

Barre 
Lestner    Bowly,    laborer,  235  s  Washington, 

F.  P. 
Lestrange  Patrick,  horse  shoer,  n  w  cor  Cen- 
tre and  Davis,  dw  Franklin  hotel 
Letcher   David,  dry  goods,  78  Hanover,  dw 

38  Camden 
Lefchwich   Michael,  drayman,  63  Richmond 
Letmate   Charles  A.  stoves  and  tinware,  47 

Ensor 
Letmate    Wm.  Geo.  stoves  and  tinware,  59 

Penna.  av 
Letournau  Geo.   W.   ship    carpenter,  160  s 

Wolfe 
Letournau  Capt.  Peter,  mariner,  35  s  Ann 
Letter  Henry,  tavern,  341  s  Charles 
Letterd  John,  car  driver,  68  Decker 
Letterd  Mrs.  Laura,  68  Decker 
Letterer  John,  shoemaker,  5  Etna  la 
Letterer  George,  stove  maker,  56  President 
Letterman  Mrs.  Anna  6  Cathedral 
Letterman  Dr.  Wm.  H.  247  n  Howard  • 
Letzer  Joseph,  teacher,  36  McElderry 
Letvvich  Michael,  drayman,  63  Richmond 
Letzwig  Henry,  teamster,  234  s  Paca 
Leucht  Rev.  Joseph,  Hebrew  teacher,  67  e 

Lombard 
Leuers  Frederick,  tailor,  403  w  Pratt 
Leuth  Caroline,  tailoress,  23  Ogston 
Leutsinger  Mrs.  Anne  M.  38  Warren 
Leutv/iler  Louis,  laborer,  85  n  Bethel 
Levely  Henry,  clerk  P.  O.  49  Lexington 
Levell  Edward  F.  clerk,  186  Mulberry 
Levell  Mrs.  Ellen,  186  Mulberry 
Levenstein   David,  clerk,  s  e  cor   Bank   and 

Caroline 
Levering  Aaron,  clerk,  89  s  Sharp 
Levering  Mrs.  Ann,  89  s  Sharp 
Levering  Clinton,  president  Baltimore  &  Cuba 
Smelting  and   Mining  Co.,  office  over   30 
South,  dw  104  w  Monument 
LEVERING  «fc  CO.  wholesale  grocers   and 

commission  merchants,  911^  w  Lombard 
Levering  Decatur  E.   (D.   L.  &   Co.)    174 

German 
Levering  D.  &  Co.  merchandise  brokers,  93  w 

Lombard 
Levering  Eugene,  (L.  &  Co.)  310  Madison 

avenue 
Levering  Frederick  A.  (L,  &  Co.)  168  Park 
Levering  Madison,  (L.  &  Co.)  96  n  Paca 
LEVERING  LAWRASON,  commis'n  mer- 
chant and  secretary  Crescent  Coal  Oil  Co.  3 
Commerce,  up  stairs,  dw  96  n  Paca 
Levering  Joshua,  clerk,  310  Madison  av 
Levering  Peter  R.  (Thos.  W.  L.  &  Sons,)  56 

w  Madison 
Levering  Samuel  L.  restaurant,  s  e  cor  Madi- 
son and  Ensor 
Levering  Susanna,  huckstress,  160  Harford  av 
Levering  Samuel  S.  (Thos.  W.  L.  &  Sons,) 
94  w  Madison 


Levering  Thomas  L.  accountant,  34  Gilmor 
Levering  Thomas  W.  (Thos.  W.  L.  &  Sons,) 

56  w  Madison 
LEVERING  THOMAS  W.  &  SONS,  grain, 
seed  and  commis'n  merchants,  55  Commerce 
Leverton  Wm.  mariner,  81  Gough 
Levi  Adolph,  dry  goods,  59  w  Baltimore,  dw 

31  n  Frederick 
Levi  Herman,  cap  maker,  152  Conway 
Levi  Isaac,  clerk,  31  n  Frederick 
Levi  Louis,  cigar  maker,  9  L.  McElderry 
LevillerMrs.  Anne,  87  Hollins 
Levins  Louis,  rigger,  220  s  Wolfe 
Levron  Mrs.  Alice,  180  e  Pratt 
Levron  Joseph,  180  e  Pratt 
Levy  Andrew,  ship  carpenter,  94  McElderry 
Levy  J.  millmer,  199  n  Gay- 
Levy  Joseph,  painter,  15  Choptank, 
Levy  Joseph,  171  e  Pratt 
Levy  Joseph,  clothing  and  jewelry,  138  Light 

St.  wharf 
Levy  Margaret,  79  s  Chapel 
Levy  Morris,  rags,  212  Chesnut 
Levy  Moses,  boots  and  shoes,  44  Centre  Mar- 
ket space 
Levy  Samuel,  carpenter,  36  Orchard 
Lewellen   Thomas,  coppersmith,  7  Nicholson 
LEWIS  A.  T.  &  CO.  auction  dry  goods  and 
commission   merchants,  over  254  w  Balti- 
more, dw  A.  T.  L.  11  n  Calhoun 
Lewis  Andrew  B.  of  tobacco  warehouse,  19  s 

Wolfe 
Lewis  Andrew  B.  jr.  clerk,  19  s  Wolfe 
Lewis  A.  G.  11  n  Calhoun 
Lewis  Arthur  C.  soldier,  398  w  Lombard 
Lewis  Caleb  M.  machinist,  208  w  Biddle 
Lewis  Charles  A.  soldier,  398  w  Lombard 
Lewis  Charles  E.  clerk,  302  Madison  av 
Lewis  Charles  A.  laborer,  106  Vine 
Lewis  Charles,  chair  maker,  52  Henrietta 
Lewis  Charles,  Bloodgood  ct  near  Front 
Lewis  Chas.  E.  painter,  52  Henrietta 
Lewis  C.  M.  machinist,  Biddle  near  Ross 
Lewis  Columbus  W.  street  agent  B.  &  0.  R.R. 

97  Hollins 
Lewis   Domingo,  shoemaker,  192  Lexington 
Lewis  Edward,  tailor,  153  w  Lombard 
Lewis  Edward,  laborer,  182  s  Central  av 
Lewis  Elizabeth,  19  Plover  al 
Lewis  Ellen,  dry  goods,  682  W.  Baltimore 
Lewis  Frank,  clerk,  Fulton  near  Mount 
Lewis  Frederick,  mariner,  239  Canton  av 
Lewis  George,  carpenter,  132  Garden 
Lewis  Geo.  H.  paper  hanger,  392  n  Gay 
Lewis  Geo.  T.  carpenter,  19  s  Wolfe 
Lewis  George  W.  shoemaker,  Fremont  near 

Penna.  av 
Lewis  George  F.  reporter  for  American,  150 

n  Exeter 
Lewis  Geo.  H.  huckster,  176  Vine 
Lewis  Henry,  laborer,  423  e  Fayette 
Lewis  Henry,  iceman,  134  Vine 
Lewis  Henry  C.  machinist,  159  Garden 
Lewis  Henry,  carpenter,  22  s  Schroeder 
Lewis  James  H.  mariner,  85  s  Chester 
Lewis  James  M.  plasterer,  91  Aisquith 
Lewis  Jacob  S.  boots  and  shoes,  137  s  Broad- 
way, dw  132  s  Ann 
Lewis  John,  grocer,  92  n  Calvert 
Lewis  John,  394  e  Monument 
Lewis  John  T.  pilot,  87  s  Chester 
Lewis  John,  agent,  90  n  Wolfe 
Lewis  Capt.  John  B.  134  s  Bond  , 


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Liers  John,  clerk,  237  Conway 
Liers  Robert,  tinner,  85  Dover 
Lieth  John,  bricklayer,  195  s  Bond 
Lieutand  Dennis,  carpent(;r,  765  w  Baltimore 
Liffingwell  Wm.  clerk,  12  s  Exeter 
Light  John  J.  carpenter,  605  Penna.  av 
Light-st  Methodist  Episcopal  Church,  Light 

s  of  Baltimore 
Light  Street  Institute,   12  Light,   adjoining 

Meth.  Epis.  Church 
Lighthiser    John   N.   shoemaker,   157  Wel- 
come al 
Lighthizer  George,  baker,  67  Warner 
Lighthouse   Charles,   cabinet  maker,    145    s 

Exeter 
Lighthouse  John,  grocer,  145  s  Exeter 
Lightman  Constance,  laborer,  168  s  Dallas 
Lightner  Christopher,  nightman,  151  Forres  t 
Lightner  Henry,  boiler  maker,  118  Hambufg 
Lightner  Henry,  tin  and   sheet  iron  worker, 

101  Hillen 
Lightner  Isaac  N.  clerk,  59  n  Eutaw 
Lightner  Isaac,  clerk,  59  n  Exeter 
Lightner  Jacob,  laborer,  88  s  Bethel 
Lightner  John  M.  soldier,  15  Chew 
Lightner  John,  laborer,  205  Aliceanna 
Lightner  Mary  A.  dressmaker,  15  Chew 

LIGHTNER  WM.  P.  Real  Estate 
Agent  and  Collector,  Basement 
Chesapeake  Bank.  Dw.  146  n 
Exeter. 

Lihr  Leonard,  butcher,  49  s  Paca 

Likes  Henry,  (Jordan  &  Co.)  157  s  Broadway 

Likes  Jacob,  gas  fitter,  2  n  Sharp,  dw  85  n 

Pine 
Lildt  Mrs.  Julia,  144  s  Central  av 
Liller  Frederick,  ivory  turner,  3  Park 
Lilly  Andrew  E.  16  Lanvale 
Lilly  Alonzo,  merchant,  95  w  Monument 
Lilly  Alonzo,  jr.,  clerk,  95  w  Monument 
Lilly  Charles  L.  police,  85  n  Pine 
Lilly  Edward,  harness  maker,  40  George 
Lilly  George  W.  carpenter,  303  Garden 
Lilly  John  S.  fireman,  11  Abey  al 
Lilly  Richard,  saddler,  7  s  Calvert,  dw  Mount 

near  Baltimore 
Lilly  Wm.  H.  saddler,  n  Mount  near  Bal- 
timore 
Lilly  Wm.  D.  cigar  maker,  Shakspear  near 

Bond 
Limback  August,  shoemaker,  381  w  Pratt 
Limbecker   Francis,   cooper,   cor  West   and 

Hanover 
Lime   Inspector's  Office,  foot  of  Read  near 

North 
Liming  Gilbert,  gov'mt  employ,  92  Warner 
Limmer  Mrs.  Cunigunda,  330  e  Lombard 
Limpert  August,  tailor,  341  Canton  av 
Linaweaver  Geo.  W.  tin  and  sheet  iron  work- 
er, cor  Eutaw  and  Baltimore,  under  Eutaw 
House,  dw  19  Brune 
Linaweaver  John  N.  (Ensor  &  L.)  93  n  Paca 
Linaweaver  Peter,  tinner,  18  Brune 
Linberry  R.  162  s  Durham 
Linch  Dennis,  laborer,  632  w  Pratt 
Linck  John  G.  butcher,  28  Belair  Market,  d^ 

Jenkins  la  near  Cemetery 
Lincoln  Joseph  S.  baker  and  confectioner,  294 
Saratoga,  aw  20  Chatsworth 

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Lewis  John,  laborer.  151  s  Spring 
Lewis  John  T.  pilot,  Lombard  near  Chester 
Lewis  John,  mariner,  19  Armistcad  la 
Lewis  John,  paper  stainer,  139  West 
Lewis  John  B.  mariner,  134  s  Bond 
Lewis  John,  laborer,  82  Eastern  av 
Lewis  Joseph  A.  ship  carpenter,  115  s  Wolfe 
Lewis  Joshua,  engineer,  398  w  Lombard 
Lewis  Levi,  block  and  pump  maker,  foot  of 
Montgomery  near  Hamburg,  dw  328  Light 
Lewis  Louis,  flour  inspector,  45  w  Biddle 
Lewis  Mrs.  Mahala,  272  e  Pratt 
Lewis  Margaret,  seamstress,  27  Shakspear 
Lewis  Mary  A.  R.  52  Warren 
Lewis  Mary,  84  Block 
Lewis  Mrs.  Mary,  seamstress,  2  Carlton 
Lewis  Martin,  stock  and  bill   broker,  44  w 

Second,  dw  302  Madison  av 
Lewis  Matilda,  201  Ramsay 
Lewis  Peter  B.  confectioner,  55  Pearl 
Lewis  Mrs.  Priscilla  G.  Fulton  near  Lexing- 
ton 
Lewis  Redmond,  bottler,  182  s  Central  av 
Lewis  Robert,  pilot,  85  McHenry 
Lewis  Salvator,  figure  maker,  202  Chesnut 
Lewis  Samuel  D.  mariner,  72  s  Washington, 

F.  P. 
Lewis  Sarah  Ann,  seamstress,  239  e  Chase 
Lewis  Stephen,  painter,  100  n  Front 
Lewis  Stephen,  blacksmith,  43  Mount 
Lewis  Thomas,  pilot,  93  s  Chester 
Lewis  Thos.  B.  bookkeeper,  Fulton  near  Lex- 
ington 
Lewis  Wm.  H.  mariner,  208  Montgomery 
Lewis  Wm.   machinist,  141  Barre 
Lewis  Wm.  M.  junk  and  paper,  50  Lee 
Lewis  Wm.  machinist,  104  n  Schroeder 
Lewis   Wm.   Penn,  salesman,  110  w  Fayette 
Lewis  Capt.  Wm.  C.  134  s  Broadway 
Lewis  Wm.  J.   block  and  pump  maker,  131 

Cross 
Lewitoch  Jacob,  jeweler,  16  w  Pratt 
Lewlas  Patrick,  laborer,  12  Liberty  al 
Lewy  L.  115  e  Baltimore 
Lewyt  Solomon  H.  jewelry  and  watches,  45 

n  Front 
Leyer  Stephen,  carpenter,  309  n  Central  av 
Leyhe  Wm.  tailor,  109  s  Bond 
Leyland  Thomas,  laborer,  29  York 
Leyshon  David,  copper  smelter,  4  Andre 
Leyshon  Mrs.  Mary,  12  Cuba 
Leyshon  Reese,  copper  smelter,  9  Cuba 
Liberty  Hall,  22  s  Howard 
Lichner  George,  laborer,  25  Perry 
Lichty  Saml.  K.  cutter,  4  Jefi'erson 
Lickford  Henry,  tailor,  30  Granby 
Lidard  John,  teamster,  68  Decker 
Lieben  Henry,  second-hand  goods,  238  Light 
Lieberman  John,  apothecary,  cor  Eager  and 

Eden 
Lieberman  Peter,  painter,  56  e  Pratt 
Liebhart  Rev.  Henry,  1  Mosher 
LIEKIG    GUST  A  V    A.,   P.    D.    analytical 

chemist,  over  67  s  Gay,  dw  276  Hollins 
Lieblich  Marcus,  dry  goods,  151  Lexington 
Liebman  &  Dellevie,  domestic  cigars,  n  w  cor 

Gay  and  Fayette 
Liobman  Dr.  Gustav,  47  n  Front 
Liebman  Joseph,  (L.  &  Dellevie,)  54  n  Front 
Lieder  August,  carpenter,  94  Leadenhall 
Lien  Wm.  229  Franklin 
Liener  John,  shoemaker,  205  s  Bond 
Liengman  y^enry,  baker.  West  near  William 


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Lind  E.  G.  architect,  over  s  w  cor  Charles  and 

Fayette,  dw  Townsend  near  Bolton 
Lind  Geo.  shot  maker,  26  s  Oregon 
Lind  Samuel  H.  millinery,  49  n  Howard 
Lind  Sebastian,  paver,  166  s  Regester 
Lind  Simon,  laborer,  Rose  near  Foster  al 
Lindan  Abraham,  shoemaker,  101  Harrison 
Lindar  Louis,  soldier,  1  McMechin 
Lindauer  Joseph  E.  clerk,  75  Ensor 
Lindauer  Max,  salesman,  75  Ensor     . 
Lindeborn  Henry,  tailor,  46  Henrietta 
Lindeman  Edward  C.  (Schilling  &  L.)  147  s 

Charles 
Lindeman   Edward,  (Schilling  &  L.)   147   s 

Charles 
Lindeman  L.  Gustav.  tailor,  314  w  Pratt 
Lindeman  John,  carpet  manuf.  and  dealer,  173 

e  Baltimore 
Lindeman  Wm.  turner,  243  s  Bond 
Linden  Ernest  C.  embroidery  and  fancy  goods, 

143  w  Baltimore 
Linden  Herman,  crockery  ware,  136  Franklin 
Linden  John,  mariner,  102  e  Pratt 
Lindenborn  David,  grocer,  86  Penna.  av 
Lindenburg  Fredk.  upholsterer,  61  Albemarle 
Lindenburger  Chas.  paper  hanger,  368  Lex- 
ington 
Lindenburger  George,  tailor,  341  e  Eager 
Lindenburger  John,  jr.  tailor,  345  e  Eager 
Lindenburger  Mrs.  Mary,  368  Lexington 
Lindenburger  Wm.  tobacconist,  368  Lexing- 
ton 
Lindenburn  Henry,  shoemaker,  216  s  Sharp 
Lindenfelser  John,  furn.  wagon,  183  Columbia 
Lindenine  John,  baker,  239  w  Pratt 
Lindenman  Albert  H.  clerk,  204  w  Pratt 
Lindenman  Albert  H.  commis.  merchant,  87 

Smith's  whf,  dw  204  w  Pratt 
Lindenman  Christopher, gardener,  96  s  Wash- 
ington, F.  P. 
Lindenman  John  F.  26  n  Strieker 
Lindenstruit  Wm.  laborer,  259  s  Ann 
Lindenstruth  Lewis,  cigar  mak.  30  President 
Linderman  Mrs.  hardware,  228  Canton  av 
Linderman  Mrs.  H.  311  Mulberry 
Linderman  Frederick  shoemaker,  201  Frede- 
rick road 
Lindig  Chas.  tailor,  139  n  Bond 
Lindlay  Wm.  porter,  90  s  Washington,  F.  P. 
Lindner  Henry,  restaurant,  67  n  Central  av 
Lindner  John,  coal  carter,  2  State 
Lindner  Mrs.  Ann,  midwife,  2  State 
Lindower  Henrietta,  76  Ensor 
Lindon  EHzabeth, laundress,  110  Washington, 

F.  H. 
Lindsay  Anthony,  grocery,  154  s  Washing- 
ton, F.  P. 
Lindsay  Andrew  B.  grocery  and  liquor  store, 

153  Forrest 
Lindsay  Alex.  H.  bricklayer,  112  Lee 
Lindsay  Benj.  F.  police,  165  German 
Lindsay  George  W.  collector,  20  n  Paca 
Lindsay  John,  carpenter,  32  Durham 
Lindsay  John  H.  plasterer,  299  e  Eager 
Lindsay  Wm.  R.  (Wra.  Paul  &  Co.)  35  Or- 
chard 
Lindsey   Christopher,   (L.  &    Garvey,)    32 

Hanover 
Lindsey  &  Garvey,  tobacco  and  cigars,  106  w 

Baltimore 
Lindsey  Mrs.  Wilhelmina,  165  German 
Lindt  Julia,  144  s  Central  av 
Line  Louis,  tinner,  258  s  Ann 


Liner  John,  tailor,  267  e  Lombard 
Lines  John,  blacksmith,  49  Eislein 
Linengold  Christopher,  gardener,  48  Abbott 
Linewcaver  John  L.  ganger,  93  n  Paca 
Lineweaver  Louis,  shoemaker,  401  Lexington 
Linerakemp  Herman,  police,  24  n  Central  av 
Lingner  Martin,  blacksmith,  s  e  cor  Cross  and 

Hanover 
Lingner  Philip,  locksmith,  85  Bank 
Lingelbach  Caspar,  tailor,  293  s  Bond 
Lingelbach  Henry,  tailor,  219  s  Bond 
Lingenberg  Christopher,  tailor,  9ft  s  Dallas 
Lingenfelder  Mrs.  Elizabeth,  107  Penna.  av 
Lingenfelder  Geo.  shoemaker,  42  e  Lombard 
Lingenfelder  Mary,  grocery,  301  Light 
Linhard  Andrew,  prof,  of  music,  97  Ensor 
Linhard  John,  musician,  103  e  Madison 
Linhard  Michael,  musician, 13  Stirling 
Linhardt  Catherine,  270  s  Durham 
Linhardt  John,  baker,  229  s  Bond 
Linhardt  John,  baker,  n  w  cor  Canton  av  and 

Bond 
Link  Balthazar,  piano  maker,  254  s  Sharp 
Link  C.  tavern,  225  Aliceanna 
Link  Henry,  tailor,  26  Knox  al 
Link  John  laborer,  Clinton  near  O'Donnell 
Link  Ludwig,  shoemaker,  45  s  Dui-ham 
Link  Mrs.  Mary  A.  42  Cross 
Link  Philip,  porter,  52  Vine 
Link  Philip,  clerk,  127  Vine 
Link  Samuel,  shoemaker,  199  Stirling 
Link  Thos  H.  soldier,  42  Cross 
Linkelfeelter  John,  shoemaker,  75  e  Lombard 
Linkenstrudt  Christian,  shoemaker,  30  Presi- 
dent 
Linker  Henry,  laborer,  32  Walsh 
Linker  Lewis,  cabinet  maker,  15  Diamond 
Linker  Wm.  cooper,  71  Granby 
Linkett  Julius,  baker,  468  Lexmgton 
Linn  Bernard,  horse  drover,  50  Ross 
Linn  Charles,  hostler,  50  Ross 
Linn  Daniel,  laborer,  2  Slemmer  al 
Linnebaum  D.  sugar  refiner,  over  41   Centre 

Market  space 
Linnenborn  Henry,  sawyer,  130  Saratoga 
Linnenkemper  Henry,  huckster,  236  n  Cen- 
tral av 
Linner  Philip,  locksmith,  2  Collins  ct 
Linsey  John,  clerk,  62  e  Pratt 
Linsmeyer  Mrs.  Anna,  332  e  Lombard 
Linsner  John,  tavern,  182  s  Ann 
Linsner  Catharine,  147  s  Chapel 
Linsz  John,  lager  beer,  162  s  Caroline 
Lint  Joseph,  porter,  47  St.  Mary 
Linterberger  Wm.  cooper,  905  w  Pratt 
Linthicum   Charles  G.    veterinary   surgeon, 
livery  stables,    Saratoga   bet.    Eutaw    and 
Howard,  dw  125  German 
Linthicum  Francis,  ship  carpenter,  178  Mont- 
gomery 
LINTHICUM,  GREEN  &  SON,  produce, 
n  e  cor  Hanover  and  Camden,  and  all  prin- 
cipal markets 
Linthicum  Josiah   B.  navigator,    178  Mont- 
gomery 
Linthicum  Dr.  J.  G.  824  w  Baltimore 
LINTHICUM  &  CO.  merchant  tailors,  6  n 

Calvert 
Linthicum  Samuel,  ship  builder,  foot  of  Cross, 

dw  64  Hamburg 
Linthicum  Sweetser,  produce,  37  Columbia 
Linthicum  Thomas,  (L.  &  Co.)  229  Hollins 
Linthicum  Thomas  F.  collector,  99  Hollins 


GEO.  S.  PAGE  &  BRO.,  Manufnctnrers    of  Roofs   and  Roofing  MateriiUs,  111   Smith's 
Wliarf.    C.  BART  SBIITH,  Agent. 

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LINTHICUM  THALES  A.  attorney  at  law, 

71  w  Fayette,  dw  4  Franklin 
Lintliicum  Wm.  B.  soldier,  178  Montgomery 
Linthicum  Wm.  0.  (L.  &  Co.)  511  w  Fayette 
Linton  Mrs.  Jane,  228  Lemmon 
Lintner  Adam,  porter,  38  Marion 
Linton  John,  potter,  188  Cross 
Linton  John  D.  agricultural  implements,  45  w 

Pratt,  dw  151  n  High 
Linton  Samuel,  property  man,  dw  Holiday-st 

Theatre 
LINTON  WM.  potteries,  cor  Pine  and  Lex- 
ington, dw  289  Lexington 
Lintnor  Conrad,  laborer,  32  Burke 
Lintz  Conrad,  carpenter,  87  e  Lombard 
Lintz  Jost,  laborer,  23  s  Spring 
Lintz  John,  laborer,  71  Eastern  av 
Linzey  John,  carpenter,  130  s  Castle 
Linzey  John  H.  tailor,  189  Preston 
Linzey  Samuel  M.  chairmakcr,  360  n  Gay 
Lipe  Frederick,  painter,  232  Lemmon 
Liphard  Peter,  butcher,  42  Belair  Market,  dw 

86  Centre  and  Harford  av,  near  city  limits 
Lipp  Adams,  shoemaker,  41  Low 
Lipj^  &  Co.  clothiers,  s  w  cor  Bait,  and  Paca 
Lipp  Mrs.  Charlotte,  328  Saratoga 
Lipp  Christopher,  tavern,  171  s  Sharp 
Lipp  Ernest,  shoemaker,  472  w  Baltimore 
Lipp  Francis  X.  (L.  &  Co.)  22  s  Paca 
Lipp  James,  (Bacon  &  Co.)  328  Saratoga 
Lipp  James,  clothier,  389  w  Baltimore,  dw 

328  Saratoga 
Lipp  Valentine,  shoemaker,  272  n  Central  av 
Lipper  Wolf,  millinery  and  fancy  goods,  201 

n  Gay 
Lippey  George,  carpenter,  393  Franklin 


Lippey  George,  jr.,  carpenter,  77  w  Baltimon 
Lippey  Joseph  C.      '  '  " 

LIPPINCOTT  JAMES  B.  provision  broker, 


ij  Joseph  C.  tobacconist,  342  Franklin 


58  Exchange  place,  dw  306  HoUins 
Lippmun  Julius,  clerk,  cor  Jefferson  and  Ais- 

quith 
Lipps  Christopher,  (L.  &  Vogel,)  18  Calver- 

ton  road     ' 
LIPPS  &  VOGEL,  Calverton  soap  and  candle 

works,  Calverton  road,  near  Baltimore 
Lippy  Jesse  L.  sergeant  police,  210  Barre 
Lipschnetz  L.  dry  goods,  349  n  Gay 
Lipscomb  John  D.  attorney,  14  Law  buildings, 

dw  14  Calhoun 
Lipscomb  P.  D.  colonization  agent,  18  s  Cal- 
houn 
Lisch  Francis,  porter,  251  n  Dallas 
Lischer  Jacob,  gardener,  172  Ross 
Lischer  Paul,  wheelwright,  172  Ross 
Lissberger  David,  (D.  L.  &  Bro.)  23  s  Sharp 
Lissberger  D.  &  Bro.  tinners  and  plumber's 

solder,  8  Camden 
Lissberger  Marks,  (D.  L.  &  Bro.)  23  s  Sharp 
Lish  Wm.  H.  B.  bookkeeper,  130  Johnson 
Lish  Wm.  teacher,  130  Johnson 
Lisle  Mrs.  Sarah,  331  Saratoga 
Lisele  Conrad,  tailor,  329  e  Madison 
Lisner  Abraham,  millinery,  83  n  Gay 
List  Benjamin,  coachmaker,  59  Portland 
List  Frederick,  tailor,  72  s  High 
List  Frederick,  tailor,  1  Jasper 
List  J.  Adam,  shoemaker,  123  Columbia 
List  Jacob,  shoemaker,  213  Lexington 
List  Jacob,  shoemaker,  123  Columbia 
List  Jacob,  stone  mason,  948  w  Baltimore 
List  Jacob,  mariner,  186  s  Bond 
List  John,  grocery  and  liquors,  214  e  Lombard 


List  Margaret,  grocery,  948  w  Baltimore 

List  Wenhardt,  70  Raborg 

Lister  Robert,  clerk,  194  Saratoga 

Lister  Thomas,  324  Saratoga 

Litchfield  Samuel  A.  iron  finisher,  125  Hollins 

Litsinger  Harry,  clerk,  111  Cathedral 

Litsinger  Henry  T.  furniture,  111  Cathedral, 

dw97 
Litsinger  Mary  J.  dressmaker,  21  s  Eutaw 
Littell  Dr.  N.  W.  148  n  Greene 
Llttig  Caleb  li.  81  n  Eutaw 
Littig  John  M.  discount   clerk    Chesapeake 

Bank,  64  St.  Paul 
Littig  Luther,  58  Buchanan's  wharf,  dw    64 

St.  Paul 
Littig  Philip,  jr.,  cashier  Marine  Bank,  dw  66 

Gough 
Little  Ann  M.  tailoress,  147  Raborg 
Little  Charles  G.  gilder,  217  n  Carohne 
Little  Mrs.  Catharme,  102  n  Greene 
Little  David,  grocery,  104  n  Bond 
Little  Elizabeth,  tailoress,  147  Raborg 
Little  Edward  C.  painter,  3  Trinity 
Little  Francis  L.  police,  96  s  Popijleton 
Little  James,  shoemaker,  217  n  Caroline 
Little  James,  rags,  23  Barnes 
Little  John  Q.  sutler,  116  n  Eden 
Little  John  E.  clerk,  100  Lee 
Little  Mrs.  Margaret,  65  McHenry 
Little  Patrick,  huckster,  71  Perry 
Little  Mrs.  Rachel,  nurse,  174  Sarah  Ann 
Little  Robert,  rectifier,  38  e  Lombard 
Little  Robert,  metalworker,  56  Aisquith 
Little  Robert  W.  sailmaker,  38  e  Lombard 
Little  Samuel  C.  Guy's  Monument  house 
Little  Mrs.  Sarah  A.  96  s  Poppleton 
Little  Stephen,  auditor  Northern  Central  Rail- 
way, 171  n  Charles 
Little  Stephen,  police,  94  s  Caroline 
Little  Thomas  A.  salesman,  38  e  Lombard 
Little  Thomas,  police,  3  Trinity 
Little  Wm.  huckster,  160  George 
Littlefield  John  W.  ship  carpenter,  151  Cross 
Littlefield  Rufus  P.  apothecary,  67  Pine 
Litz  Francis,  236  e  Eager 
Litz  Frederick,  gas  metre  mak.  23  e  Lombard 
Litz  George,  shoemaker,  238  e  Eager 
Litz  George  A.  cooper,  33  Elizabeth  la 
Litz  Henry,  lager  beer,  60  Mulberry 
Litz  Mrs.  R.  grocery,  23  e  Lombard 
Litzenberger  Fredk,  tailor,  42  Holiday 
Litzinger  Richard,  pattern  maker,  11  Comet 
Liverman  John  W.  painter,  5  Regester 
Liverpool  and  London  Fire  and  Marine  Insu- 
rance Co.   58   Exchange   Place,  Krebs  & 
Hall,  agts. 
Livezey  Charlotte,  123  Chesapeake,  Canton 

LIVEZEY  E.  Eeal  Estate  Broker, 
buys  and  sells  on  commission 
Farms,  Country  Seats,  Dwellings, 
Lots,  Ground  Rents,  Mortgages, 
&c.,  48  Lexington,  near  Charles. 

Livezey  James,  clerk,  92  Dolphin 
Livezy  Mrs.  Alice,  cor  Townsend  and  Fos- 
ter al 
Livingston  Clara,  168  Raborg 
Livingston  Mrs.  Elizabeth,  60  Forrest 
Livingston  Mrs.  Emily,  225  Orleans 
Livingston  Francis,  hatter,  232  Light 


\OX.  p.  WKBB,  Marine,  Fire  and  liife  Insurance  Agent  and  Broker.    Agent 
Benefit  Life  Insurance  Co.,  Newark,  N.  J.,"  89  Second  Street. 


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Livingston  George,  painter,  14  Prospect  la 
Livingston  George  A.  painter,  60  Forrest 
Livingston  James  H.  caulker,  54  Johnson 
Livingston  Lorenzo  B.   shoemak.   43  Milli- 

man 
Livingston  Peter,  90  s  Paca 
Livingston  Seth  P.  boot  and  shoe  maker,  272 

Light 
Livingston  Wm.  mariner,  124  Aliceanna 
Livingston  Wm.  F.  clerk,  272  Light 
Livingston  Wm.  oysters,  258  n  Eutavv 
Llewellyn  James,  carpenter,  338  e  Pratt 
Lloyd  Edward,  prop.  Peabody  house,  n  e  cor 

St.  Paul  and  Centre 
LLOYD  FRISBY,  boots,  shoes  and  gaiters, 

146  w  Baltimore,  dw  6  n  Bond 
Lloyd  Horatio,  paper  bag  maker,  255  Har- 
ford av 
Lloyd  Mrs.  J.  H.  638  w  Fayette 
Lloyd  J.  P.  grocer,  30  s  Exeter 
Lloyd  John  A.  milk,  118  Conway 
Lloyd  &  Lowndes,   commission   merchants, 

95  Smith's  whf 
Lloyd  Lucy  E.  638  w  Fayette 
Lloyd  Mary,  197  s  Chapel 
Lloyd  Mrs.  Mary  P.  638  w  Fayette 
Lloyd  Philemon,  butter,  145  e  Baltimore  and 

107  Lexington 
Lloyd  Reuben,  tin  and  sheet  iron  worker,  136 

n  Eutaw,  dw  138 
Lloyd  Street  Synagogue,  cor  Lloyd  and  Wat- 
son 
Lloyd  Mrs.  Thomas,  proprietress  U.  S.  hotel, 

69  President 
Lloyd  Thomas,  mariner,  4  May 
Lloyd  Thomas,  laborer,  30  Fountain 
Lloyd  Upshur  (L.  &  Lowndes,)  cor  Courtland 

and  Franklin 
Lloyd  Wm.  locksmith,  221  Hollins 
Lloyd  Wm.  J.  Union  hotel,  s  w  cor  Charles 

and  Pratt 
Lloyd  Wm.  B.  ship  carpenter,  313  e  Pratt 
LIufrio  Capt.  John,  mariner,  131  s  High 
Loane  Augustus,  cabinet  maker,  568  w  Bal- 
timore 
Loane  Edwin  D.  city  collector's  office,  dw  95 

e  Pratt 
Loane  Elizabeth  M.  63  Fine 
Loane  Eliza  Ann,  114  s  Caroline 
LOANE  GEORGE  J.  glass,  oils  and  paints, 

foot  of  Cross,  dw  1^9  Hanover 
Loane  Geo.  J    port  warden,  office  city  yard, 

dw  149  Hanover 
Loane  George  B.  teacher,  128  e  Madison 
Loane  Henry  E.  bricklayer,  57  George 
LOANE  JABEZ  W.  sailmaker,  2  Bowly's 

wharf,  and  U.  S.  flag  store,  67  w  Pratt,  dw 

89  Barre 
Loane  James  R.  machinist,  58  Jefferson 
Loane  John  T.  S.  printer,  438  n  Gay 
Loane  John,  cabinet  maker,  72  n  Eden 
Loane  Joseph,  undertaker,  568  w  Baltimore 
Loane   Joseph  G.  ship  joiner,  Warren  near 

Covington 
Loane  Joseph  J.  ship  joiner,  31  s  Eden 
Loane  Maria,  199  e  Monument 
Loane  Richard,  shoemaker,  65  Pine 
Lobe  Isaac,  pawnbroker,  15  s  Gay 
Lobenwein  John,  laborer,  27  Lancaster 
Lober  George,  coachmaker,  256  n  Central  av 
Lober  John,  blacksmith,  258  n  Central  av 
■Lobert  August,  hatter,  241  Light 
Lochary  Mary,  milliner,  3  w  Baltimore 

J.  HEIVRY  GIESE:,   Commission  Merchant,   for   the   sale   of  Flour,   Grain,  Seeds,  &o. 
Roseudale  Cement  and  CalcUicd  Plaster  constantly  on  hand,  HI  Spear's  Wharf. 


Locher  Geo.  H.  (Kalbfus  &  L.)  154  e  Monu-  . 

ment 
Lochman  Conrad,  laborer,  325  Hanover 
Lochner  Chas.  F.  clothing  cutter,  91  Pearl 
Lochner  Geo.  stevedore,  188  s  Caroline 
Lock  Fredk.  cigar  maker,  30  s  Bond 
Lock  John,  plasterer,  255  Cross 
Locke  Frederick,  soldier,  141  Raborg 
Locke  Frederick,  jr.,  soldier,  14J.  Raborg 
Locke  Henry  N.  police,  121  Columbia 
Lockhard  Wm.  dry  goods,  234  n  Caroline 
Lockhart  Moses,  carp.  352  Washington  road 
Lockington  James,  8  Hollins 
Lockington  Mrs.  Lucinda,  8  Hollins 
Lockner  Chas.  F.  tailor,  91  Pearl 
Lockwick  David,  copper  smelter,  72  Beason 
Lockwood  Mrs.  Belinda  T.  milliner,  754  w 

Baltimore 
Lockwood  Chas.  M. news  deal,  42)^  n  Greene, 

dw  236  Lexington 
Lockwood  Charles,  42  n  Liberty 
Lockwood  Ellison  J.  clerk,  754  w  Baltimore 
Lockwooa  Ellison,  shoemkr,  754  w  Baltimore 
Lockwood  Mrs.  Elizabeth,  doctoress,  366 Lex- 
ington 
Lockwood  Francis  W.  clerk,  Lombard  near 

Carey 
Lockwood  Geo.  W.  clerk,  230  Lexington 
Lockwood  George,  clerk,  Howard  House 
Lockwood  Henry  C.  sutler,  42  n  Liberty 
Lockwood  John,  tailor,  382  w  Lombard 
Lockwood  Wm.  boot  fitter,  236  Lexington 
Lockwood  Wm.  F.  salesman,  659  w  Lombard 
Loebenstein  Jonas  M.  113  e  Lombard 
Loeffler  Charles,  shoemaker,  4  Lewis 
LOENYI  ALBERT,  lager  beer  saloon,  648  w 

Baltimore 
Loeser  Fredk.  laborer,  346  William 
Loeser  Charles,  turner  and  grocery,  n  w  cor 

Eden  and  Bank 
Loesh  Francis,  basket  maker,  183  s  Bond 
Lowenstein  Lewis,  (Gaithe  &  L.,)  41  Pine 
Lowe   Mrs.    Gertrude   E.   variety   store,   437 

Lexington 
Lowenberg  Louis,  cigar  maker,  34  e  Lombard 
Loewenthal  Mrs.  J.  silk  and  straw  millinery, 

27  n  Howard 
Loewer  Peter,  tavern,  s  w  cor  Lombard  and 

Light 
Loffin  Casper,  tavern,  41  Lancaster 
Loffler  Geo.  laborer,  Henry  near  Hughes 
Loffler  John,  hair  dresser,  5  n  Eden 
Loffler  John,  barber,  390  Penna  av 
Lofflin  Thos.  H.  cigar  maker,  153  German 
Loffland  John,  carpenter,  132  Ensor 
Loftus  Julia,  Northern  av.  near  McMechin 
Loftus  Mrs.  Mary,  20  s  Front 
Loftus  Michael,  laborer,  Clinton 
Loftus  Timothy,  moulder,  3  L.  Ross 
Logan  Charles  W.  druggist,  300  n  Eutaw 
Logan  George,  fruiterer,  173  Raborg 
Logan  Hall,  n  e  cor  Bond  and  Bank 
Logan  Hugh  M.  (J.  H.  L.  &  Co.)  388  Lex- 
ington 
Logan  J.  H.  &  Co.  cabinet  makers,  41  n  Paca 
Logan  James  H.  (J.  H.  L.  &  Co.)  299  Sara- 
toga 
Logan  James,  sr.,  (J.  L.  &  Son,)  99  s  Eden 
Logan  James,  jr.,  (J.  L.  &  Son,)  99  s  Eden 
LOGAN    JAMES   &   SON,  feed   and  grain 

dealers,  McElderry's  wharf 
Logan  Jos.  T.  justice  of  the  peace,  411  w  Bal- 
timore, dw  10  s  Greene 


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Logan  James,  laborer,  317  Light 
Logan  Mrs.  Mary,  146  Mulberry- 
Logan  Michael,  laborer,  245  Hamburg 
Logan  Robert  V.  bookkeeper,  153  Garden 
Logan  Wm.  C.  iron  moulder,  97  s  Caroline 
Logeman  Henry,  jr.,  bookkeeper,  Belair  av 

near  Baltimore  Cemetery 
Logsdon  Wm.  plasterer,  57  Mount 
Logue  George, .clerk,  78  Harford  av 
Logue  James,  flour  and  produce,  118  n  How- 
ard, dw  249  n  Eutaw 
Logue  John,  shoemaker,  12  Concord 
Logue  John,  78  Harford  av 
Logue  Josephine,  141  w  Riddle 
Logue  Louis,  fireman,  69  Grundy 
Logue  Mrs.  Mary  A.  164  Ensor 
Logue  Reuben,  carter,  65  s  Wolfe 
Logue  Wm.  H.  paper  hanger,  164  Ensor 
Lohman  Augustus,  barber  and  cupper,  11  n 

Frederick,  dw  11  w  Fayette 
Lohman  Frederick,  barber,  177  Franklin 
Lohman  Henry,  tobacconist,  52  e  Pratt 
Lohman  John  A.  laborer,  1  Court  row 
Lohmuller  Mrs.  Dorothea,  shoe  dealer,  116  e 

Lombard 
Lohmuller  Henry,  tin  and  stove  maker,  227 

Aliceanna 
Lohmuller  Thomas,  tinware  and  stoves,  326 

n  Howard 
Lohmyer    William     H.    trimmings,    612    w 

Baltmiore 
Lohnaes  Christopher,  shoemakej-,  11  Biddle  al 
Lohr  Peter,  cooper,  316  s  Charlea 
Lohrfink  Lewis,  cattle  dealer,  114  n  Spring 
Lohrfink  John,  cattle  dealer,  325  e  Madison 
Lohrman  Henry,  laborer,  Fremont  near  Penn- 
sylvania av 
Lohrmann  John  H.  shoemaker,  317  s  Charles 
LOHSE  &  BRO.,  tanners,  n  e  cor   Eastern 

and  Central  avs 
Lohse  C.  A.  (L.  &  Bro.)  108  Eastern  av 
Lohse  W.  H.  (L.  &  Bro.)  108  Eastern  av 
Loiseau  Elizabeth,  71  Penna.  av 
Loker  Mrs.  Eliza,  316  e  Baltimore 
Lokman  Conrad,  laborer,  325  Hanover 
Lombard  Andrew,  telegraph  operator,  123  e 

Madison 
Lombard   H.   A.   telegraph   operator,    123   e 

Madison 
Lombard  street  M.  E.  Chapel,  Lombard  be- 
tween Gist  and  Chester 
Londragon  Mrs.  Hannah,  155  Garden 
LONEY  B.  S.  C&,  W.  A.  &  CO.  dry  goods 
commission  merchants,  11  and  13  German 
Loney  Boudinot  S.  (B.  S.  &  W.  A.  L.  &  Co.) 

267  Madison  av 
Loney   &   Bro.    stoves   and   tinware,    156   n 

Gay 
Loney  Charles,  butcher,  64  Lexington  Mar- 
ket, dw  244  s  Paca 
Loney  F.  B.  &  Co.  hardware,  3  Hanover 
Loney  Francis  B.  (F.  B.  L.  &  Co.)  294  Mad- 
ison av 
LONEY  HENRY  D.  attorney,  46  St.  Paul, 

dw  168  n  Calvert 
Loney  Mary  A.  298  Madison  av 
Loney  Robert  W.  (L.  &  Bro.)  200  n  Eden 
Loney  Thomas  D.  (Hall  &  L.)  6  McCulIoh 
Loney  Thomas  H.  (L.  &  Bro.)  78  n  High 
Loney  Wm.  A.  (B.  S.  &  W.  A.  L.  &  Co.) 

237  Madison  av 
Loney  Wm.  168  n  Calvert 
Long  Adam,  coppersmelter,  7  Cuba 


Long  Albert,  tailor,  241  e  Chase 
Long  August,  carter,  33  James  al 
Long  August,  machinist,  5  Littel  al 
Long  Charles  W.  clerk,  343  e  Baltimore 
Long  Charles,  butcher,  126  s  Fremont 
Long  Charles,  hatter,  42  Jackson 
Long  Charles  J.  confectioner,  393  s  Charles 
Long  Christian,  cabinet  maker,  70  s  Bond 
Long  Conrad,  barrels,  424  Saratoga 
Long  Capt.  Cornelius  E.  mariner,  343  e  Bal- 
timore 
Long  Conrad,  shoemaker,  151  William 
Long  Conrad,  laborer,  166  William 
Long  Daniel,  conductor,  Ramsay  w  of  Scott 
Long  David,  (L.  &  Tannebaum,)  180  Hanover 
Long  Edmund,  carpenter,  45  Haubert 
Long  Mrs.  Elizabeth  Ann,  323  e  Pratt 
Long  Mrs.  Elizabeth,  81  Ross 
Long  Mrs.  Elizabeth,  451  w  Fayette 
Long  Francis,  laborer,  59  Dewberry  al 
Long  Frederick,  wood  sawyer,  235  e  Lombard 
Long  Frederick,  tailor,  135  Mulberry 
Long  George,  tailor,  31  s  Washington, F.  P. 
Long  George,  grocery,  4  Sarah  Ann 
Long  George,  laborer,  36  Miller 
Long  George,  laborer,  452  Light 
Long  George  W.  clerk  Quarter  Master's  de- 
partment, dw  33  Lexington 
Long  Gustavus,  laborer,  155  Vine 
Long  Mrs.  Hannah,  Lexington  near  Mount 
Long  Henry,  sarsaparilla,  31  Preston 
Long  Henry  J.  419  n  Gay 
Long  Henry,  cooper,  93  s  Regester 
Long  Henry,  confectionery,  244  w  Biddle 
Long  Jacob,  stevedore,  199  e  Eager 
Long  Jackson  L.  machinist,  81  Ross 
Long   John    R.   secretary   of  Baltimore   and 
Cuba  Mining  and  Smelting  Co.  dw  175  n 
Howard 
Long  John,  cigar  maker,  26  McElderry 
Long  John  H.  of  tobacco  warehouse,  419  n 

Gay 
Long  John,  moulder,  81  Ross 
Long  John,  grocer,  454  Saratoga 
Long  John,  laborer,  Beason  near  Haubert 
LONG  JOHN  F.  gents,  boots,  1  n  Calvert, 

dw  187  Saratoga 
Long  John,  glass   blower,   Stockholm    near 

Eutaw 
Long  John,  tailor,  217  Aliceanna 
Long  John,  iron  roller,  $2  Fountain 
Long  John,  soap  boiler,  192  s  Chapel 
Long  Joseph  L.  44  s  Sharp     • 
Long  Leonard,  carpenter,  416  Penna  av 
Long  Lewis  J.  inspector  of  liquors,  &c.  248  n 

Gay 
Long  Littleton,  mariner,  95  s  Bond 
Long  Margaret,  227  Hollins 
Long  Maria,  215  Franklin 
Long  Mrs.  Mary  A.  419  n  Gay 
Long  Mary,  seamstress,  72  Washington,  F.H. 
Long  Michael,  laborer,  10  Greenwillow 
Long  Michael,  huckster,  182  Dover 
Long  Michael,  huckster,  rear  of  56  n  Eutaw 
Long  Michael,  blacksmith,  364  Penna  av 
Long  Neal,  ship  carpenter,  109  Gough 
Long  Rebecca,  11  Cambridge,  Canton 
Long  Robert,  morocco  dresser,  26  Willow 
Long  Rosanna,  26  Willow 
Long  Samuel,  shoemaker,  over  98  w Baltimore 
Long  Samuel  K.  shoemaker,  81  Ross 
Long  Samuel,  ship  carp.  120  s  Broadway 
Long  Samuel,  carpenter,  81  Ross 


UKO.  S.  PAGK  &  BRO.,  Manufacturers    of  Roofs   nnd   Roofing   Slaterlals,  111   Smltll'S 
Wliarf.    C,  HART  SBDTH,  Agent. 


LON 


245 


LOV 


Long  Mrs.  Sarah,  seamstress,  16  Chatsworth 
Long  Sarah  J.  dress  maker,  203  n  Eutaw 
LONG  STEPHEN  B.  house  carpenter  and 

builder,  17  Morris  al.,  dw  103  Ross 
Long  &  Tannebaum,  clothiers,  162  and  164 

Light  St.  whf. 
Long  Thomas  D.  grocer,  117  s  Exeter 
Long  Thomas  W.  carpenter,  79  s  Chester 
Long  Wm.  laborer,  184  s  Ann 
Long  Wm.  shoemaker,  249  s  Broadway 
Longcope  G.  V.  S.  clerk,  23  s  High 
Longcope  Harding,  clerk,  23  High 
Longcope  Mrs.  Mary,  23  s  High 
Longer  A.  piano  maker,  32  Jasper 
Longfellow  Thos.  H.  clerk,  Mansion  House 
Longgood  Nicholas,  foundryman,  60  Essejc 
Longheimer  Ernest,  moulderf  199  Washing- 
ton, F.  H. 
Longhenry  John,  carriage  maker,  63  Centre 

Market  space 
Longhenry  Wm.  carriage  maker,  57  North 
Longinot  Carlo,  musician,  117  s  Bond 
Longleitig  August,  cigar  maker,  96  Raborg 
Longley  Chas.  H.  laborer,  28  L.  Church 
Longley  Elizabeth,  28  L.  Church 
Longley  John,  brickmaker,  20  Gittings 
Longley  Mrs.  Mary,  28  L.  Church 
Longley  Samuel,  clerk,  474  Saratoga 
Longman  Mary,  132  Lancaster 
Longner  Wm.  superintendent  of  workshop  P. 

W.  &B.  R.  R. 
Longsoke  Fredk.  shoemaker,  283  s  Bond 
Loock  Charles,  piano  maker,  23  Chatsworth 
Loomen  Adam,  ice  wagon,  133  s  Exeter 
Loos  Henry,  lager  beer,  12  n  Frederick 
Loos  Henry,  shoemaker,  27i'o' Chatsworth 
Loos  John,  boot  and  shoemaker,  130  Aisquith 
Loose  Charles  A.  shoemaker,  341  Penna  av 
Loose  Henry,  tailor,  31  Hampstead 
Loose  M.  tailor,  203  Bethel  ct 
Lopheimer  Jacob,  junk  dealer,  20  Somerset 
Lopheimer  Moses,  ragman,  52  Short 
Lopicolo  Francisco,  hair  dresser,  185  e  Madi- 
son 
Lorber  John,  mariner,  78  Lancaster 
LORD   CHARLES  W.  wholesale    dealer  in 
brooms,  cordage,  and  woodenwaro,  and  im- 
3orter  of  fancy  goods,  88  and  90  w  Lom- 
3ard,  dw  245  n  Eutaw 
Lord  John,  farmer,  near  Wills  and  Fort  av 
Lord  Michael,  cooper,  s  e  cor  Caroline  and 

Fayette 
Lord  Robert,  tanner,  72  Block 
Lordman  Mrs.  Anne,  West,  w  of  Eutaw 
Lorontz  Engleworth,  laborer,  210  s  Wolfe 
Lorenz  George,  liquors,  344  s  Charles 
Lorenz  Henry,  carpenter,  307  n  Central  av 
Lorenz  John,  carpenter,  175  s  Wolfe 
Lorenz  John,  carpenter,  Washington  nr.  Polk, 

Homestead 
Lorman  Christian,  butter,  29  Eastern  av 
Lorman  John,  n  w  cor  Baltimore  and  Wash- 
ington 
Lorman  Margaret,  382  e  Baltimore 
Lorman  Wm.  554  Saratoga 
Lorshbaugh  Isaac,  cabinet  maker,  122  McEl- 

derry 
Lort  John,  wheelwright,  140  Camden,  dw  186 

s  Howard 
Losoerg   Captain    Christian,  mariner,   118  s 

Broadway 
Loscom  James,  carpenter,  74  Lancaster 
Loscumb  Henry,  laborer,  2  Fort  av 


II 


Lose  John,  tailor,  62  s  Caroline 
Loskey  Henry,  vinegar  dealer,  1  Hull's  la 
LOSIER  E.  K.  principal  Baltimore  Commer- 
cial College,   over  n  e  cor  Baltimore  and 
Charles,  dw  Eutaw  House.— [See  p.  40  M- 
vertisements.] 
Lotz  Amelia,  pedler,  55  s  Eutaw 
Lotz  Barbara,  milhner,  55  s  Eutaw 
Lotz  Charles,  scissor  grinder,  13  Baker 
Lotz  George,  tailor,  72  Central  av 
Lotz  George  F.  shoemaker,  165  Conway 
Lotz  Jacob,  lager  beer,  6  n  Frederick 
Lotz  Louis,  hats  and  caps,  44  w  Baltimore 
Lotz  Matthias,  cooper,  72  Central  av 
Loud  Grenville,  (C.  M.  Jackson  &  Co.)  119 

s  High 
Loudenslager  Conrad,  carpenter,  350  w  Fay- 
ette 
Loudenslager  John  W.  soldier,  350  w  Fayette 
Loudenslager  John  W.   bricklayer,    487   w 

Lombard 
Loudenslager  Thomas  D.  soldier,  350  w  Fay- 
ette 
Loudenslager  Theodore,  tailor,  155  Stirling 
Louderman    Frederick    R.   carpenter,    56    s 

Broadway 
Louderman  Henry  R.  56  s  Broadway 
LOUDON  PARK  CEMETERY,  office  56  w 

Fayette 
Lough  Joseph,  accountant,  74  George 
Loughran  Patrick,  laborer,  70  n  Central  av 
Louis  Abraham,  butcher,  344  William 
Louis  Adolph  Von,  butcher,  10  Painter's  ct 
Louis  Charles  F.  shoemaker,  242  Hanover 
Louis  Charles  H.  shoemaker,  242  Hanover 
Louis  C.  Louis,  upholsterer,  110  s  Exeter 
Louis  Henry  F.  shoemaker,  242  Hanover 
Louis  Helena,  midwife,  344  William 
Louper  Francis,  tailor,  296  n  Central  av 
Louter  Frederick,  laborer,  5  Cuba 
Loutner  Thomas,  tailor,  2  State 
Love   Augustus,   (L.  &  Krager,)   29   Chats- 
worth 
Love   &  Krager,  livery  stables,  Paca  near 

Baltimore 
Love  George,  mariner,  80  Lancaster 
Love  James,  sergeant  of  police,  327  e  Monu- 
ment 
Love  James  A.  machinist,  125  Division 
Love  Jane,  seamstress,  49  Hillen 
Love  John  A.  81  n  Eager 
Love  Joseph,  huckster,  83  n  Eager 
LOVE  MARTIN  &  CO.  produce,  provision 
and    commission    merchants,   5  Exchange 
place 
Love  Joseph  K.  agent  Poor  Association,  173 

Lee 
Love  Mrs.  Mary,  grocery,  29  Chatsworth 
Love  Robert  Horace,  (L.  Martin  &.  Co.)  138 

Park 
Love  Samuel  0.  laborer,  17  s  Central  av 
Love  Dr.  Wm.  S.  apothecary,  9  Penn 
Loveday  Mrs.  Eliza,  55  n  Liberty 
Loveday  Mrs.  Susan,  136  Johnson 
Lovegrove  Hannah,  teacher,  71  n  High 
Lovegrove  Lydia,  71  n  High 
Lovegrove  Parthenia,  teacher,  71  n  High 
Lovejoy  Abbott  L    clerk,  60  Barre 
Lovejoy  Charles  A.  clerk,  60  Barre 
Lovejoy,  Henry  A.  L.  tinner,  60  Barre 
Lovell  George,  hatter,  5  n  Front 
LOVELL  SOLOMON  G.  grocer,   n   w   cor 
Baltimore  and  High,  dw  5  n  Front 

■  Mutual 


WM.  P.WEBB,  Marine,  Fire  and  T^ife  Insurance  Agent  and  Broker.    Agent 
Benefit  liife  Insurance  Co.,  Newark:,  N.  J.,"  89  Second  Sti-eet. 


LOV 


246 


LUD 


Lovell  William,  Mount  Royal 
Lovetz  Patrick,  laborer,  106  William 
Lovely  Mrs.  Malinda,  boarding,  52  s  Schroe- 

der 
Loverett  Richard  C.  laborer,  2  President 
Lovett  Samuel,  carpenter,  54  McMechin 
Lnvrino; ,  73  Chew- 
Low  Alexander,  laborer,  1  Raborg 
Low  Gilbert,  carpenter,  65  Harford  av 
Lowe  Mrs.  Elizabeth,  seamstress,  297  Mont- 
gomery 
Lowe  James,  soldier,  103  Stirling 
Lowe  John,  shoes,  229  n  Eden 
Lowe  John  H.    deputy  clerk  Superior  Court, 

Maltby  House 
Lowe  John,  hackman,  23  Pleasant 
Lowe  Levi  B.  paper,  27  s  Ann 
Lowe  Martha,  415  w  Lombard 
Lowe  Philip,  222  Mulberry 
Lowe  Patrick,  laborer,  4  Hawk 
Lowe  Patrick,  hackman,  4  Hawk 
Lowe  Thomas,  laborer,  20  Abey  al 
Lowe  Talbert,  carpenter,  106  Greenmount  av 
Lowe  Wm.  laborer,  81  Cross 
Lowekamp  Chas.  drayman,  63  Richmond 
Lowekamp  Chas.  salesman,  52  Richmond 
Lowekamp  Frederick,  porter,  197  Mulberry 
LOWEKAMP  JOHN  H.  merchant  tailor,  64 

Park 
Lowell  Patrick,  laborer,  388  w  Eager 
Lowenthal  Abraham,   second-hand  store,  35 

Chew 
Lowenthal  Levi,  butcher,  188  Aliceanna 
Lowenthal  Simon,  grocery,  s  w  cor  Harrison 

and  Fayette 
Lowenstein  George,  harness,  301  Aliceanna 
Lower  George,  brewer,  57  Clay 
Lower  Conrad,  grocery,  141  Hollins 
Lower  Otto,  butcher,   92   Belair  market,  dw 

325  Harford  av 
Lowery  Alexander,  fisherman,  22  Durst  al 
Lowery  Alexander,  police,  61  n  Caroline 
Lowery  Mrs.  Elizabeth,  227  Light 
Lowery  Geo.  N.  machinist,  638  w  Lombard 
Lowery  James  J.  machinist,  638  w  Lombard 
Lowhafer  Charles,  lal)orer,  9  Lancaster 
Lowman  Lawrence,  30  Holiday 
Lowman  Wm.  clerk,  117  n  Bethel 
Lowndes  Lloyd,  (Lloyd  &  L.)  75  n  Charles 
Lownds  Andrew  J.  273  Madison  av 
Lownds  Jas.  stock  and  bill   broker,  Gittings 

buildings,  s  e  cor  South  and  Second,  dw  42 

n  Front 
Lowrey  Alexander,  carpenter,  59  n  Caroline 
Lowrey  Mrs.  Mary  R.  306  e  Pratt 
Lowrey  Thomas,  engineer,  617  w  Pratt 
Lowry  Edward  jr.  fisherman,  34  Durst  al 
Lowry  Edward,  fisherman,  24  Durst  al 
Lowry  Henry,  caqienter,  2  Mott 
LOWRY  JAMES  D.    clerk  Court   Common 

Pleas,  314  n  Caroline 
Lowry  Capt.  James,  janitor  of  floating  school 
Lowry  John,  huckster,  192  Regester 
Lowry  John,  butcher,  102  Madison 
Lowry  John  B.  clerk,  638  w  Lombard 
Lowry  John    D.  clerk  in    Court  of  Common 

Pleas,  314  n  Caroline 
Lowry  Mary,  306  e  Pratt 
Lowry  Mary,  tailoros.s,  49  s  Central  av 
Lowry  Capt.  Thos.  263  e  Pratt 
Lowry  Capt.  Robert  J.  308  e  Eager 
Lowry   Wm.   L.   clerk  in  Court  of  Common 

Pleas  5  s  Broadway 


Lowther  James  F.  carpenter,  Mount  nr  Lex- 
ington 
Lowther  Wm.  machinist,  357  Lexington 
LOYOLA  COLLEGE,  s  w  cor  Calvert  and 

Madison 
Loze  Henry,  tailor,  31  Hampstead 
Lubberhausen  Clement,  soldier,  STripoletal 
Lubec  Eliza,  329  Canton  av 
LUBECKER  JOHN  S.  porter  and  mineral 

water,  22  Thames 
Lubecker   Lewis,  bag  maker,  135  s  Caroline 
Lubke  Adam,  shoemaker,  241  s  Charles 
Lubke  Henry,  cabinet  maker,  229  s  Charles 
Lubker  Henry,  laborer,  48  Canton 
Lubking  Wm.  cigar  maker,  61  Buren 
Luby  Thomas,  grocery,  7  Hamilton 
Lubuirg  Chafes,  foreman   Baltimore  Water 

Board,  59  Jefferson 
Lucas  Amos  F.  shoemaker,  11  Harmony  la 
Lucas   Brothers,   publishers   and     stationers, 

170  w  Baltimore 
Lucas  Edward  C.  60  Courtland 
Lucas  Edward,   messenger  Adams'  Express, 

17  s  Republican 
Lucas  Francis,  butcher,  5  Lexington  Market, 

dw  Butcher's  row,  Penna.  av 
Lucas  Mrs.  Frances  M.  270  w  Fayette 
Lucas  Harriet,  dressmaker,  314  Harford  av 
Lucas  Henry  A.   type  foundry,   7  Bank  la, 

dw  199  St.  Paul 
Lucas  Jas.  B.  machinist,  84  Ensor 
JAMES  LUCAS  &  SON  book  and  job  prin- 
ters,   over   15   s    Calvert. — [See   Mvertise- 
ment.] 
Lucas  James,  (J.  L.  &  Son,)  96  n  Exeter 
Lucas  John  D.  (Jas.  L.  &  Son,)  23  s  Exeter 
Lucas  John  T.  machinist,  14  Comet 
Lucas  John  W.  paper  hanger,  148  s  Caroline 
Lucas  Major  C.  mariner,  129  Hamburg 
Lucas  Samuel,  printer,  96  n  Exeter 
Lucas  Sylvanus  H.  clerk,  102  Mulberry 
Lucas  Thomas  W.  shoemaker,  102  n  Caroline 
Lucas  Thomas  0.  shoemaker,  107  Stirling 
Lucas  Wm.  R.  clerk,  270  w  Fayette 
Lucas  Wm.  B.  carpenter,  142  Pine 
Lucas  Wm.  F.  (Lucas  Bros.)  Calvert  1  door 

from  Eager 
Lucchesi  Frederick  A.  clerk,  167  Madison  av 
Lucchesi  Fredk.  prof,  of  music,  167  Madison 

av 
Luck  Albert,  laborer,  8  s  Gist 
Luck  Henry,  restaurant,  59  w  Pratt 
Luck  John,  cooper,  255  Cross 
Luck'e  Henry,  mariner,  61  North 
Lucke  Hi'nry,  tailor,  61  North 
Lucke  Louis,  clothing  cutter,  82  Orleans 
Lucker  Geo.  morocco.  Front,  dw  154  e  Mon- 
ument 
Luckett  Roger  C.  insurance  agent,   83  w  Se- 
cond, dw  86  McCulloh 
Lucking  Herman,  harness  maker,  209  Alice- 
anna 
Luckner  Nicholas,  tailor,  329  e  Lombard 
Luckstone  Chas.  cigar  maker,    183  Hanover 
Luderig  John,  laborer,  192  Columbia 
Ludcrking  John   P.  harness  maker,  128  Ger- 
man 
Luder  Christian,  lab'r,  rear  of  300  Aliceanna 
Ludloff  Mary,  confectionery,  226  Canton  av 
Ludlow  Mary,  grocery,  224  Canton  av 
Ludlow  Thomas,  laborer,  189  Ramsay 
Ludwey  Andrew,  blacksmith,  8  Bank 
Ludwig  Dr.  Chas.  239  n  Bond 


J.  IIKIVHT  GIESE,  Commiasion  ]YIerchant.  for  tTie  sale   ot  Flour,  Grain,  Seeds,  &e. 
Rotieiidale  Cement  and  Calcined  Plaster  constantly  on  Iiand,  31  Spear's  Wlxarf. 


LUD 


247 


LYN 


Ludwig  Frederick,  brickmaker,  3  Kaufman  al 
Ludwig  J.  Henry,    135  German 
Ludwig  James  H.  clerk,  135  German 
Ludwig  John,  grocer,  426  Hanover 
Ludwig  John  A.  tailor,  rear  of  109  n  Paca 
Ludwig  Wm.  135  German 
Ludwing  John,  tavern,  53  n  Frederick 
Luehr  John,  lager  beer.  Bond  n  of  Shakspear 
Luers  Rarnhart,  shoemaker,  86  Orleans 
Luers  Joseph,  laborer,  42  s  Exeter 
Luewes  Caroline,  boarding,  238  e  Lombard 
Luhn  Gustavus,  285  w  Fayette 
Luhrs  James,  42  Eager 
Luhrs  Theodora,  62  Frederick 
Luke  Ernest,  fisherman,  516  Light 
Luke  Francis,  painter,  184  n  Caroline 
Lukey  Lewis,  tailor,  82  Orleans 
Luniberson  Ericsson,  machinist,  249  Light 
Lumberson  John,  watchman,  249  Light 
Lumpkin  Robert  G.    (J.  Ferry  &  Co.)  328  w 

Lombard 
LUMSDEN  ROBERT,  grocer,  41  Cheapside, 

dw  115  s  Exeter 
Lumsen  Peter,   can  maker,  s  w  cor   Fayette 

and  Republican 
Lunsley  B.  F.  police,  165  German 
Luntz  John  W.  laborer,  80  Decker 
Lupton  Eiisha  F.  contractor,  131  e  Baltimore 
Lupton  Wm.  H.  carpenter,  28  Scott 
Lupus  Edward,  photographist,   over  s  w  cor 
Baltimore  and  Centre  market  space,  dw  61 
Conway 
Lupus  Rudolph,  watchmaker,  61  Conway 
Lurman  Gustav  W.  (L.  &  Co.)  59  Franklin 
Lurman  John  S.  (L.  &  Co.)  59  Franklin 
LURMAN  &  CO.    shipping  and  commission 

merchants,  31  s  Charles 
Lurty  Ann  E.  milliner,  98  Barre 
Lurty  Mary  E.  di-essmakor,  98  Barre 
Lurty  Mrs.  Rebecca,  98  Barre 
Lurty  Rebecca,  76  Barre 
Lurz  Adam,  shoemaker,  13  s  Frederick 
Lurz  Michael,  tavern,  335  s  Bond 
Lusby  Caleb  F.  tailor,  57  Harford  av 
Lusby  Charles  H.  farmer,  280  Madison  av 
Lusby   Charles  P.   conductor,   603  w   Lom- 
bard 
Lusby  Comegys  C.  603  w  Lombard 
Lusby  David   L.  gardener,  e  of  City  av  n  of 

O'Donnell- 
Lusby  Eliza  D.  E.  C.  129  Hanover 
Lusby  John  T.  carpenter,    s  Regester  near 

Gough 
Lusby  John  D.  (Wingate  &  L.)  s  Chester 
Lusby  Edward  L.  conductor,  339  w  Lombard 
Lusby  Edward  R.  269  w  Lombard 
Lusby  Nicholas,  603  w  Lombard 
Lusby  William,  tinner,  245  n  Caroline 
Lusby  Wm.  M.  huckster,  245  n  Caroline 
Lusk  Albert,  teamster,  25  Barnes 
Lusk  John  S  clerk,  71  s  Eden 
Lusk  John  A.  hostler,  880  w  Baltimore 
Lusk  Mrs.  Margaret,  71  s  Eden 
Lustnauer  Charles,  grocery,  n  w  cor  Penna. 

and  Northern  avs 
Luthardt  Lorenz,  baker,  1  Tessier 
Luther  John  C.  huckster,  28  Granby 
Lutheran  Church,  (English  Evang.)  Chesa- 
peake, Canton 
Lutheran  Church,  (German)  Eastern  av  e  of 

Broadway 
Lutheran  Church, (Third)Monument  near  Gay 
Lutherbeck  — ,  butcher,  156  Ellicott 


Lutheran   Observer,  publication  office  158  w 

Baltimore 
Lutin  C.  mariner,  197  Bethel  ct 
Lutman  Arnold,  milkman,  Clinton 
Lut:  y  Lorenzo,  artist,  191  w  Biddle 
Luiwig  John,  porter,  52  e  Lombard 
Lutwig  Nicholas,  car  driver,  52  e  Lombard 
Lutt  John,  wheelwright,  186  s  Howard 
Lutton  Robert.  laborer,  Fortav  adjoining  Fort 

McHenry 
Liitts  Frederick,  carpenter,  325  Saratoga 
Lutz  Andrew  F.  laborer,  78  Albemarle 
Lutz  Augustus,  vinegar,  170  e  Madison 
Luiz  Conrad,  vinegar  water,  cor  Mosher  and 

Penna. av 
Lutz  Mrs.  Elizabeth  A.  92  Chew 
Lutz  George,  laborer,  23  Walker 
Lutz  Henry,  tailor,  3  Biddle  al 
Lutz  Henry,  butcher,  88  Centre  and  16  Belair 

markets,  dw  Eclair  av  ext 
Lutz  Henry,  carter,  Boston,  Canton 
Lutz  Henry,  shoemaker,  220  s  Bond 
Lutz  Edward  F.  book  agent,  22  Warner 
Lutz  Isaac,  tavern,  13  w  Second 
Lutz  Johanna,  grocery,  240  Eden 
Lutz  John,  carpenter,  276  n  Central  av 
Lutz  John  F.  tavern,  69  Centre  Market  space 
Lutz  Joseph,  tanner,  179  Ensor 
Lutz  Martin,  laborer,  110  e  Lombard 
Lutz  Mary,  88  Aisquith 
Lutz  Nicholas,  painter,  150  n  Front 
Lutz  Mrs.  Susan,  338  e  Lombard 
Lutz  Valentine,  wagoner,  554  w  Pratt 
Lutzner  Chadrs,  laborer,  2  Green  ct 
Lux  Fredk.  provisions,  129  Barre 
Lyburn  Capt.  John,  mariner,,  614  Light 
Lyburn  Mrs.  Samuel,  40  n  Oregon 
Lybrand  Henry,  wheelwright,  77  Hollins 
Lycett  George,  bookbinder,  over  8  n  Liberty,. 

dw  Baltimore  co 
Lycett  Robert,  helper,  143  s  Chapel 
Lydccker  Philip,  butcher,  78  Lexington  mar- 
ket, dw  Frederick  road  near  tollgate 
Lydccker   Theodore,  butcher,  96  Lexington 
and  3  Hanover  markets,  dw  Frederick  road; 
near  tollgate 
Lydon  James,  laborer,  200  Raborg 

Lye ,  carpenter,  135  n  Bond 

Lyeth  Andrew  H.  stone  yardj  562  and  564  w 

Baltimore,  dw  103  n  Poppleton 
Lyeth  Caroline,  277  Franklin 
Lyeth  Samuel  H.  sr.  commissary  depart.  399' 

w  Lombard 
Lyeth  Samuel  H.  jr.   foreman,  399  w  Lom- 
bard 
Lyle  C,  E.  B.  clerk,  675  Lexington 
Lyles  Henry,  (Gorman  &  L.)  48  Stiles 
Lyles  John  T.  clerk,  133  Montgomery 
Lyles  Wm.  commis.  merch.   over  84  Light-st 

wharf,  dw  57  Lee 
Lylle  Mrs.  Amelia,  675  Lexington 
Lyman  Mrs.  Mary,  180  n  Calvert 
Lynch  Adreon,  laborer,  rear  of  27  Fawn 
Lynch  Dennis,  hackman,  67  North 
Lynch    Dickerson,   bricklayer,   242  n    Cen- 
tral av 
Lynch  Henry,  ship  carpenter,  215  Gough 
Lynch  Mrs.  Hester,  seamstress,  19  s  Wolfe 
Lynch  Hugh,  laborer,  208  s  Eutaw 
Lynch  James,  groceries  and  feed,  cor  Howard 

and  Cathedral 
Lynch  James,  watchman,  4  Addison 
Lynch  James,  machinist,  37  Holland 


GEO.  S.  PAGE  Si  BRO.,  Manufacturers    of  Roofs   and   Roofing   Materials,  111    Sniitli's 
Wliarf.     C.  HART  SBHTH,  Agent. 


LYN 


248 


MAC 


Lyons  Thomas,  laborer,  7  French 
Lyons  Thomas,  53  Thames 
Lyons  Wm.  T.  plumber,  167  n  Caroline 
Lysher  Edward,  cigar  maker,  66  Ridgely 
Lysner  Christian,  laborer,  13  Smith  al 
Lytle  Wm.  B.  tailor,  53  George 
Lywcker  Henry,  baker,  44  n  Fremont' 

M. 

Maack  George,  soldier,  207  n  Bond 
Maack  John,  laborer,  426  Hanover 
Maars  John,  wagoner,  113  Harford  av 
Maas  Anton,  taiTor,  257  e  Eager 
Maas  Charles,  piano  maker,  32  Pearl 
Maasch  Theodore  E.  butcher,  6  Fell's  Point 

market,  dw  Hampstead  nr  Chester 
Maben  Eliza,  399  Saratoga 
Maben  George  A.  printer,  399  Saratoga 
Maben  James  A.  carpenter,  399  Saratoga 
Maben  Wm.  F.  dyer,  399  Saratoga 
MABEE  THADDEUS,  vineyard  hotel,  Lo- 
cust Point 
Mabbett  &  McCollum,  feed,  146  Franklin 
Mabbett  Wm.  S.  (M.  &  McCollum)  Calver- 

ton  Mills,  Balto.  co 
Macartney  John  E.  miller,  3  Mullikin 
Macauley  David  H.  chair  painter,  57  e  Lom- 
bard 
Macauley  J.  J.  clerk,  154  w  Lombard 
Macay  John,  laborer,  57  s  Oregon 
Maccubbin  Mrs.  Amelia,  187  n  Eden 
Maccubbin  Aaron  H.  tailor,  188  e  Madison 
Maccubbin  Charles,  carpenter,  303  Aisquith 
Maccubbin  Mrs.  Eleanora,  10  Diamond 
Maccubbin  H.  ship  carpenter,  23  Sterrett 
Maccubbin  Henry  W.  lightning  rod  agent,  73 

s  Greene 
Maccubbin  John  W.  187  n  Eden 
Maccubbin  Richard  A.  carpenter,  195  Chew 
Maccubbin  Robert  W.  290  Saratoga 
MACCUBBIN   SAMUEL,   Comptroller  city 

of  Baltimore,  dw  Liberty  road  w  of  Gil- 

mor 
Maccubbin   Samuel,    officer    custom    house, 

Liberty  road  nr  city  limits 
Maccubbin  Sam'l  J.  bookkeeper,  water  board 

office,  dw  Liberty  rd  w  of  Gilmor 
Maccubbin  Thomas,  painter,  42  North,  dw 

294  Chase 
MACDONALD  PETER  M.  flour  and  grain 

commission    merchant,   s  e    cor   Pratt  and 

McElderry's  whf,  dw  11  s  Exeter 
Mace  Alfred,  secretary  to  Mayor,  119  n  High 
Mace  Oscar  A.  cigar  maker,  148  n  Eden 
Mace  Theodore,  printer,  71  Holland 
Macgill  P.  H.  (C.  A.  Gambrill  &  Co.)  66  w 

Madison 
Macgill  Richard  G.  (C.  A.  Gambrill  &  Co.) 

66  w  Madison 
Mache  Charles,  harness  maker,  282  s  Bond 
Mache  Henry,  blacksmith,  Washington  road 
MACHEN   ARTHUR  W.  &  RICHARD  J. 

GITTiNGS,  attorneys,  47  St.  Paul 
Machen  Arthur  W.  (A.  W.  M.  &  Richard  J. 

Gittings)  133  n  Charles 
MacherJohn  S.  undertaker,  67  s  Paca,  dw 

150  Camden 
Mack  Andrew,  hackdriver,  183  n  Dallas 
Mack  Christian,  laborer,  76  President 
Mack  Mrs.  huckstress,  1  Jasper 
Mack  Mrs.  Elizabeth,  6  L.  Broadway 
Mack  George,  cigar  maker,  143  West 

"WM.  P.  "WEBB,  Marine,  PIre  nntl  Life  Insnrnnce  Agent  and  Broker.    Agent  "Mutual 
BeneHt  Life  Insurance  Co.,  Newark,  Vi.  J.,"  89  Second  Street. 


Lynch  Mrs.  Jane,  37  Holland 

Lynch  John  H.  lieut.  police  Eastern  District, 
97  n  Bond 

Lynch  John,  laborer,  138  s  Castle 

Lynch  John,  hostler,  8  L.  Paca 

Lynch  Mrs.  Dr.  J.  G.  sw  cor  Fayette  and 
Calhoun 

Lynch  Joseph  W.  provost  detective,  129  Jef- 
ferson 

Lynch  Joshua,  blacksmith,  217  e  Madison, 
dw219 

LYNCH  JOSHUA  &  CO.,  Fashion- 
able Hat  and  Cap  House,  49  w 
Baltimore 

Lynch  Joshua  (J.  L.  &  Co.)  188  Bank 
Lynch  Mrs.  Mary,  115  Preston 
Lynch  Matthew,  wheelwright,  3  French 
Lynch  Matthew,  grocer,  9  Booth 
Lynch  Martha,  13  Thompson 
Lynch  Michael,  laborer,  269  Forrest 
Lynch  Michael,  iron  founder,  147  Aliceanna 
Lynch  Nicholas,  sailmaker,  160  e  Pratt 
Lynch  Patrick,  confectionery  B.  &  0.  R.  R. 

depot,  dw  182  s  Eutaw 
Lynch  Ralph,  plumber,  37  Holland 
Lynch  Stephen,  ship  joiner,  Point  st.  dw  277 

e  Pratt 
Lynch  Thomas  E.  ship  carpenter,  204  s  Ann 
Lynch  Thomas,  laborer,  22  Block 
Lynch  Thomas  S.  shoemaker,  4  e  Bath 
Lynch  Thomas,  engineer,  69  Dawson  al 
Lynch  Capt.  Thomas,  57  York 
Lynch  Wm.  Olun,  188  n  Eutaw 
Lynch  Wm.  H.  ship  carpenter,  215  Gough 
Lynd  Mrs.  Ann,  77  Hull 
Lynd  Ellen,  grocery,  133  s  Castle 
Lynn  John  C.  barkeeper,  basement  cor  Light 

and  Baltimore 
Lyon  Ira  C.  (Rose  &  L.)  259  w  Lombard 
Lyon  John,  soldier,  179  n  Eden 
Lyon  Mrs.  Kate,  confectionery,  248  n  Cen- 
tral av 
Lyon  Lawrence,  laborer,  147  s  Regester 
Lyon  Robert,  179  n  Eden 
Lyon  Reuben  (Cohen  &  L.)  120  n  Gay 
Lyon  Richard  H.  carpenter,  356  William 
Lyon  Wm.  B.  deputy  marshal,  96  Lee 
Lyon  Wm.  L.  iron  agent,  229  Franklin 
Lyons  Andrew  J.  plumber,  &c.   10  Holiday, 

dw  21  n  Exeter 
Lyons  Bridget  H.  confectioner,  12  French 
Lyons  Cornelius,  engineer,  22  Armistead  la 
Lyons  Ellen,  tavern,  54  Light 
Lyons  Eliza,  rear  of  French 
Lyons  Elkin,  55  Portland 
Lyons  Henry,  shipsmiih.  New  Dock,  dw  48 

Stiles 
Lyons  Honora  A.  dress  maker,  5  n  Fremont 
Lyons  James,  laborer,  660  Light 
Lyons  James,  shoemaker,  146  s  Fremont 
Lyons  Jeremiah,  fireman,  22  Armistead  la 
Lyons  John,  laborer,  114  Scott 
Lyons  John,  plasterer,  24  Rock 
Lyons  John,  laborer,  42  n  High 
Lyons  John,  cigar  maker,  28  Warner 
Lyons  John  R.  soldier,  28  Warner 
Lyons  Lemuel  Z.  157  Park 
Lyons  Patrick,  fireman,  20  Armistead  la 
Lyons  Robert,  engineer,  368  Cathedral 


MAC 


249 


MAG 


Mack  Henry,  laborer,  61  James 
Mack  Henry,  laborer,  143  West 
Mack  John,  jr.,  cigar  maker,  143  West 
Mack  John,  wheelwright,  143  West 
Mack  Joseph,  laborer,  12  Shakspear 
Mack  Mrs.  Mary,  12  President 
Mack  Patrick,  laborer,  408  s  Charles 
Mack  Thomas,  wheelwright,  cor  Portland  and 

Emory,  dw  81  s  Fremont 
Mackall  Dr.  Leonard,  58  Saratoga 
Mackall  Leonard  C.  clerk,  58  Saratoga 
Macke  Conrad,  cedar  cooper,  71  Portland 
Macke  John  H.  watchmaker,  251  w  Pratt 
Mackee  Patrick,    boot  and   shoe  store,   9  s 

Sharp,  dw  104  Aisquith 
Mackeintee  Patrick,  laborer,  532  w  Pratt 
Mackel  George,  foundryman,  47  Elliott 
Mackel  Philip,  confectionery,  319  w  Pratt 
Mackenheimer,  Mrs.  Catherine,  80  Peirce 
Mackenheimer  John,  cigar  maker,  113  Chew 
Mackenheimer    John    N.    cigar    maker,    17 

Ogston 
Mackenheimer  Nicholas  J.  constable,  17  Ogs- 
ton 
Mackenheimer  Wm.  tailor,  345  Franklin 
Mackenzie  Colin  B.    (Thomas  M.  &  Sons,) 

69  Franklin 
Mackenzie  Cosmo  T.   (Thomas  M.  &  Sons,) 

69  Franklin 
Mackenzie  Colin,  29  Read 
Mackenzie  Geo.  N.  (Thos.  M.  &  Sons,)    195 

Franklin 
Mackenzie  Mrs.  Geo.  B.  11  Courtland 
Mackenzie  Dr.  Jas.  S.  35  Lexington 
Mackenzie  Dr.  John  C.  118  Park 
Mackenzie  Dr.  John  P.  35  Lexington 
MACKENZIE  THOS.  &  SONS,  importers 
and  dealers  in  hardware  and  saddlery,  222 
w  Baltimore 
Mackenzie  Thomas,   (T.   M,  &   Sons,)    69 

Franklin 
Mackenzie  Thos.  G.  35  Lexington 
Mackenzie  Thos.  G.  jr.  35  Lexington 
Mackert  Catherine,  216  Bank 
Mackert  Conrad,  potter,  216  Bank 
Mackert  Henry,  potter,  216  Bank 
Mackin  John,  milkman,  190  Holiday 
Mackin  Mary,  dairy,  77  Jefferson 
Mackin  Michael  J.  carpenter,  257  Franklin 
Mackison  Daniel,  property  agent  and  collect 'r, 

76  n  Broadway 
Macklin  John,  machinist,  17  e  Monument 
Maclcllan     Arthur    R.    clerk,    Gilmor    near 

Franklin 
Macotter  Joseph,  ship  carpenter,  4  Hill 
MACPHERSON  SAMUEL,  apothecary  and 
druggist,  s  w  cor  Mulberry  and  Charles,  dw 
56  Hanover 
Macready  James,  mariner,  54  Stiles 
Mactier  Alex,  clerk,  40  Cathedral 
Mactier  Saml.  merchant  miller,  over  7  Spear's 

wharf,  dw  40  Cathedral 
Macubbin  James,  grocer,  230  Harford  av 
Macul)bin  Wm.  H.  painter,  27  Valley 
MACY  WM.  D.  general  commission  merch. 
127  and  129   McElderry's  wharf,  dw  127  s 
High 
Madagan  John  S.,  U.  S.  N.,  29  Stiles 
Madden  Mrs.  Ann  E.  22  St.  Peter 
Madden  Mrs.  Catharine,  91  s  Greene 
Madden  David,  coachsmith,  640  w  Baltimore 
Madden  John,  bottler,  16  President,  dw  44  e 
Pratt 


Madden  Joseph,  shoemaker,  71  Mount 
Madden  Martin,  hack  driver,  3  L.  Ross 
Madden  Mary  J.  209  e  Lombard 
Madden  Mrs.  153  e  Pratt 
Madden  Thomas,  laborer,  7  n  Wolfe 
Madden  Thomas,  laborer,  27  Warner 
Madden  Thos.  G.  clerk,  91  s  Greene 
Madden  Wm.  T.  painter,  142  n   Calvert,  dw 

Chase  e  of  Caroline 
MaddisonMrs.  Mary,  41  McCulloh 
Maddox  Mrs.  Caroline,  136  Dover 
Maddox   Chas.  T.  clerk  Post  Office,  59  St. 

Paul 
Maddox  Christopher,  83  Hollins 
Maddox  Colbert,  mariner,  Grove  near  Trux- 

ton 
Maddox  Edward,  clerk,  138  Lexington 
Maddox  George,  foundryman,  151  Cross 
Maddox  James,  painter,  6  s  Ann 
Maddox  James  T.  67  s  Bond 
Maddox  John,  conductor  Towsontown  R.  R. 

6  s  Ann 
Maddux  Charles,  soldier,  753  w  Baltimore 
Maddux  Thomas,  shoemaker,  12  Light,  dw 

753  w  Baltim,ore 
Maddux  Wm.  J.  painter,  6  s  Ann 
Mader  George,  laborer,  97  Elliott 
Mader  Sanfert,  laborer,  102  Lancaster 
Madgwick  Thomas,  shoemaker,  15  William- 
son al 
Madigan  John,  laborer,  196  Raborg 
Madigan  Patrick,  laborer,  49  Harrison 
Madigan  Thomas,  laborer.  Falls  road  near 

Northern  av 
Madison  Avenue  Methodist  Episcopal  Church, 

cor  Madison  av  and  Townsend 
Madison  Mrs.  Elizabeth,  11  n  Gilmor 
Madison  John,  harness  maker,  229  e  Pratt 
Madzman  George,  lager  beer,  188  e  Lom- 
bard 
Maefert  Martin,  butcher,  Harford  avenue  ex- 
tended 
Maemple  Charles,  printer,  29  Harrison 
Maenner  J.  H.  Henry,  teacher,  53  German 
Maer  Frederick,  cabinet  maker,  102  s  Eutaw 
Macr  Henry,  blacksmith,  280  s  Charles 
Maer  Louis,  tailor,  522  Penna.  av 
Maer  Wm.  drayman.  414  s  Charles 
Maers  Sophia,  seamstress,  249  s  Durham 
Maery  Sira,  carter,  55  Preston 
Maeyers  Andrew,  shoemaker,  157  Sharp 
Maffei   Angelo,  fancy  goods,  cor  Frederick 

and  Pratt,  dw  40  n  High 
Maffer  Mary,  40  n  High  ,       ,      ^ 

Maffitt  Mrs.  Martha  A.  369  w  Lombard 
Maffitt  John  T.  printer,  79  s  Fremont 
Magaha  Samuel,  shoemaker,  79  n  Schroeder 
Magarity  John,  carpenter,  174  e  Eager 
Magee  John  M.  dry  goods  and  trimmings,  cor 

Franklin  and  Ogston 
Magee  Mary,  152  Gough 
Magee  Patterson,  shoemaker,  175  Franklin 
Magee  Thomas,  laborer,  28  New  Church 
Magee  William,  horseshoer,  Watson  near  Ex- 
eter . 
MAGEE  WM.  P.  shirts  and  gents'  furnish- 
ing goods,  60  n  Eutaw 
Mager  Martin,  blacksmith,  49  s.  Schroeder 
MAGERS  GEORGE  W.  book  and  stationery 

dealer,  175  Lexington,  dw  334  Saratoga 
Magers  John ,  blacksmith ,  Clinton  near  0  'Don- 

nell 
Magers  Mrs.  Tabitha,  334  Saratoga 


J.  HENRY  GIESE,  Commission  Merchant,   for  tHe  sale   of  Flour,  Grain,  Seeds,  &c. 
Rosendale  Cement  and  Calcined  Plaster  constantly  on  Uand,  31  Spear's  Wharf. 


MAa 


250 


MAI 


MAGERS  PETER  A.  butter  dealer,  212  n 

Gay 
Magers  Samuel,  huckster,  310  Harford  av 
Magersupp  John,  blacksmith,  166  Burgundy 

alley 
Magersupp  Wm.  saddler,  180  e  Lombard 
Maghe  Michael,  drayman,  8  Truxton 
Mages  Nicholas,  tobacconist,  1  s  Frederick, 

dw  144  e  Lombard 
Magill  Charles  J.  butcher,  76  Hoffman 
Magill  Charles  J.  butcher,  48  Lexington   and 
3Hollins-st.  markets,  dw  Black  Horse  tav- 
ern, Penna. av 
Magill  Patrick,  feed,  410  w  Baltimore,  dw  50 

Josephine 
Magilley  Wm.  coach  painter,  5  e  Madison 
MAGNE  HORACE,   cedar  ware  and  orna- 
mental wooden  floor  mouldings,  408  to  416 
Pratt,  dw  35  Hollins 
Magnes  Elijah,  brick  presser,  166  Lee 
Magnes  George,  brick  presser,  166  Lee 
Magnes  Thomas,  brick  presser,  166  Lee 
Magnes  Wesley,  brick  presser,  166  Lee 
Magnes  Zechariah,  brick  presser,  166  Lee 
Magness  Benj.  chairmaker,  234  n  Caroline 
Magness  James,  coach  trimmer,  183  n  Cen- 
tral av 
Magness  Jerome  B.  bricklayer,  253  n  Eden 
Magness  John  A.  painter,  46  Harford  av 
Magness  Mrs.  Lucy,  555  w  Lombard 
Magness  Thomas  H.  proprietor  Rising  Sun 

hotel,  74  n  High 
Magraw  Elizabeth,  tailoress,  299  Forrest 
Magrath  John,  drayman,  64  s  Central  av 
Magrath  John,  grocer,  193  s  Charles 
Magraw  Mrs.  Bridget,  61  Perry 
Magraw  Geo.  pile  driver,  543  Canton  av 
Magraw  James,  blacksmith,  299  Forrest 
Magraw  John,  laborer.  111  Mullikin 
Magraw  John,  laborer,  15  n  Amity 
Magraw  Levin,  mariner,  89  McElderry's  whf 
Magruder  Edwd.  P.  clerk,  15  Columbia 
Magruder  Eliza,  boarding,  203  w  Fayette 
Magruder  Frank,  clerk,  203  w  Fayette 
Magruder  Henry  C.   (T.  J.   M.    &  Co.)   86 

Franklin 
Magruder  Jesse  H.  attorney,  72  w  Fayette, 

dw  166  Ross 
Magruder  John  J.  police,  53  King 
Magruder  John  R.,  U.  S,  Commissary,  203  w 

Fayette 
Magruder  Joseph,  police,  50  Chew 
Magruder  M.  A.  music  teacher,  392  Franklin 
Magruder  Richard  H.  203  w  Fayette 
Magruder  Robt.  B.  letter  carrier,  203  w  Fay- 
ette 
Magruder  Mrs.  Rosanna,  15  Columbia 
Magruder  T.  J.  &  Co.  commis.  merch.  boots, 
shoes,  hats,  &c.  over  245  and  247  w  Balti- 
more, dw  T.  J.  M.  262  Madison  av 
Maguc  Robt.  sailmaker,  97  William 
Maguire  A.  R.  103  St.  Paul 
Maguire  Andrew  J.  commission  merchant,  79 

Smith's  whf,  dw  6  n  Strieker 
Maguire  Mrs.  Ann,  .39  Harmony  la 
Maguire  Charles,  103  St.  Paul 
Maguire  Christopher,  baker,  71  n  Pine 
Maguire  Hugh,  clerk,  209  n  Exeter 
Maguire  James,  coach  painter,  209  n  Exeter 
Maguire  James,  baker,  209  n  Exeter 
Maguire  Jas.  baker,  63  Chesnut 
Maguire  John,  drayman,  .32  Morton  al 
Maguire  John  A.  carpenter,  117  n  Eden 


Maguire  John  F.  printer,  76  Buren 
Maguire  John,  laborer,  19  Willow 
Maguire  Michael,  basket  maker,  176  Raborg 
Maguire  Susan,  seamstress, 94  Harford  av 
Maguire  Thomas,  laborer,  238  Mulberry 
Maguire  Wm.  H.  police,  77  McHenry 
Maha  Geo.  carpenter,  63  Walnut  al 
Mahan  Dermot,  laborer,  65  s  Chapel 
Mahan  J.  W.  engineer,  302  s  Charles 
Mahan  Michael,  tavern,  54  w  Lombard 
Mahaney  Chas.  E.  H.  soldier,  238  w  Lom- 
bard 
Mahaney  Jas.  M.  grocer,  69  Orleans 
Mahaney  John,  property  agt.  and   collector, 

238  w  Lombard 
Mahaney  John, jr.  soldier,  238  w  Lombard 
Mahaney  Thomas,  laborer,  125  Chesapeake 
Maher  Mrs.  Anna,  grocery,  199  s  Charles 
Maher  Eliza,  millinery,  32^^  w  Baltimore 
Maher  James,  machinist,  20~  Henrietta 
Maher  Patrick,  sexton  St.  Patrick's  Church, 

Philadelphia  road  near  city  limits 
Mahill  John,  tanner.  20  Decker 
Mahill  John,  jr.  tanner.  20  Decker 
Mahill  Wm.  soldier,  20  Decker 
Mahla   Frederick,  cigar   maker,  195  e   Lom- 
bard 
Mahler  C.   (M.  &  Fefilt,)  126   s  Central    av 
Mahler  Conrad,  laborer,  al  nr  59  s  Bethel 
Mahler  &  Fefill,  coppersmiths,  28  Concord 
Mahnken  Chas.  tobacconist,  121  Thames 
Mahon  Anne,  45  s  Frederick 
Mahon  John,  tavern,  59  Centre  Market  sp 
Mahon  Mary,  66  Thames 
Mahon  Dr.  Ormsby  S.  138  n  Exeter 
Mahoney  Mrs.  Catharine,  232  s  Paca 
Mahoney  Cornelius,  tailor,  196  n  Eden 
Mahoney  John  C.  oyster  packer,  cor  Chester 

and  Aliceanna,  dw  126  s  Chester 
Mahoney  John,  huckster,  7  Camden  la 
Mahoney  W.  208  s  Broadway 
Mahool  Geo.  W.  clerk,  163  w  Lombard 
Mahr  Charles,  musician,  43  n  Liberty 
Mahr  Frederick,  51  Dorsey  al 
Mahr  Geo.  F.  shoemaker,  36  Union 
Mahr  Henry  G.   tobacconist,  77  w  Fayette, 

dw  375  Lexington 
Mahr  John,  nightman,  173  s  Wolfe 
Mahr  John  N.  shoemaker,  490  Penna.  av 
Mahr  Margaret,  grocery,  226  s  Ann 
Mahrer   Joseph,  blacksmith,  87  n  Schroeder 
Maidlow  Chas.  C.  huckster,  309  Penna.  av 
Maier  John  G.  grocer,  63  n  Gay 
Maier   Rev.    L.    D.,   pastor   St.    Matthews* 
GermaVi  Luth.  Church,  Central  av,  dw  145 
e  Fayette 
MaiUienny  John,  blacksmith,  135   Henrietta 
Mailhouse   Emma,  dry  goods,  149  s   Broad- 
way 
Mailhouse  Joseph  J.  dry  goods,  124  s  Broad- 
way 
MaiJler  John,  huckster,  35  Harford  av 
Mailley  Jas.  0.  grocer,  38  President 
Mainley   James,  nightman,  6    s  Bond 
Mainley  Samuel,  tinner,  77  s  Chester 
Mainley  Thomas,  grocer,  25  e  Lombard 
Mainster  Mrs.  Harriet,  259  Gough 
Mainster  Jacob,  police,  98  s  Chester 
Maisch  Fredk.  shoemaker,  222  Penna.  av 
IVJaisch  John,  laborer,  295  Penna.  av 
Maisel  George,  huckster,  165  e  Lombard 
Maiser  Fredk.  engineer,  202  Eastern  av 
Maith  Wm.  mariner,  134  Cross 


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MAITLAND  BENJAMIN  &  CO.  distillers, 

89  South,  dw  B.  M  .  256  w  Lombard 
Maitland  Burgwyn,  (Bevan,  Phillips  &  Co.) 

256  w  Lombard 
Maitland  James  R.  (Benj.  M.  &  Co.)  256  w 

Lombard 
Major  Rev.  James,  professor  at  Loyola  Col- 
lege 
Makar  John,  laborer, 9  s  Ann 
Makemull  Andrew,  shoemaker,  158  Ensor 
Makemull  Jacob,  shoemaker,  158  Ensor 
Makepeace  Benjamin  M.   (M.  &  Co.)  28  Ca- 
thedral 
Makepeace  &  Co.  wholesale  dry  goods,  1  and 

3  German 
Maker  John,  laborer,  30  Cross 
Maker  Mrs.  Margaret, confectionery,  30  Cross 
Makibbin  Ellen  T.  tailores*,  132  Ross 
Malanrech  George,  tailor,  135  Henrietta 
Malbon  Mrs.  Emma,  377  Lexington 
MALCOLM  JAMES,  attorney,  27  Lexing- 
ton, dw  Baltimore  co 
Male  Free  School   of  Baltimore,  39)^  Court- 
land,  Thos.  Gale,  teacher 
Male  Wm.  salesman,  24  s  Bond 
Males  Martin,  baker,  185  Bank 
Maley  Bridget,  22  Hammond  al 
Maley  Patrick,  laborer,  46  Cooksie 
Malfeld  C.  laborer,  27  Lancaster 
Malfeld  Fredk.  laborer,  286  s  Dallas 
Mallaley  Patrick,  foundryman,  Potomac  near 

Ellioott 
Mallalient  Richard,  clerk,  63  Pine 
Mallalieu  Edward,  plumber,  62  n  Howard 
Mallalieu  Franklin  S.  Mosher  near  Garden 
MalJRlieu  Richard,  bookkeeper,  63  Pine 
Mallatiew  John  W.  fancy  goods,  240  w  Balti- 
more, dw  245  Saratoga 
Malle  Henry,  shoemaker,  58  s  Oregon 
Malle  Henry  C.  shoemaker,  58  s  Oregon 
Mallen  James,  grocer,  46  Low 
Mallinckrodt  Lewis  W.  clerk,  132  Hoffman 
Mallinckrodt  Wm.  importer  of  cloths,  over  31 

s  Charles,  dw  1.32  Hoffman 
Mallon  Eleanora,  dry  goods,  158   Lexington 
Mallon  Francis,  laborer,  6  Neighbor 
Mallon  James,  grocer,  89  n  Pine 
Mallon  John,  block  and  pump  maker,  Pratt 

near  South,  dw  73  Lee 
Mallon  Julia  Ann,  huckstress,  rear  of  84  Cen- 
tre Market  space 
Mallon  Thomas,  huckster,  rear  of  84  Centre 

Market  space 
Mallone  James,  laborer,  White  House,  Can- 
ton 
Mallone  James,  laborer.  Cotton  row.  Canton 
Mallonee  Wm.  plasterer,  260  Mulberry 
Malloy  Chas.  P.  240  e  Lombard 
Malloy  Daniel,  stone  cutter,  41  n  Spring 
Malloy  James,  tanner  and  currier,  231  e  Bal- 
timore 
Malloy  James  A.  clerk  Union  Bank,  231  e 

Baltimore 
Malloy  John,  receiving  teller  Union  Bank,  dw 

231  e  Baltimore 
Malloy  Rev.  L.,  St.  John's  church,  Eager 
Malloy  Wm.  8  French 
Malo  Frederick,  roller,  364  Canton  av 
Maloy  S^san,  128  Gough 

^        1,  groce 
Malone  Elizabeth,  Clinton 
Malone  Henry,  laborer,  75  Johnson 
Malone  James,  laborer.  Cotton  row.  Canton 


Malone  James,  laborer,  White  house.  Canton 
Malone  Patrick,  newsman,  4  Fall 
Malone  Thomas,  laborer,  rear  7  French 
Malone  Richard,  laborer,  133  Raborg 
Maloney  Andrew  J.  carpenter,  79  w  Monu- 
ment 
Maloney  James  M.  carpenter,  12  McHenry 
Maloney  John,  grocery,  n  w  cor  Preston  and 

Garden 
Maloney  John,  shoemaker,  over  135  Eastern 

av 
Maloney  Martin,  laborer,  219  Lemmon 
Maloney  Margaret,  65  Garden 
Maloney  Margaret,  trimmings,  106  Lexington 
Maloney  Patrick,  hackman,  61  North 
Maloney  Peter  J.  chairmaker,  313  s  Charles 
Maloney  Richard  J.  tailor,  17  Sterrett 
Maloney  Thomas,  grocer,  32  Douglass 
Maloney  I'homas,  blacksmith,  32  Douglass 
Malong  John,  grocer,  s  e  cor  Eden  and  Biddle 
Malooly  Thomas,  liquors,  17  Stiles 
Mallory  Wm.  (Lanfair,  M.  «&,  Co.)  Bank  near 

Castle  al 
Mais  Frederick,  cabinetTnaker,  366  Canton  ar 
MALTBY  C.  S.  oyster  depot  and  lime  yard,. 

foot  of  West  Palls  av,  dw  Maltby  house 
MALTBY  HOUSE,  Lucius  U.  Maltby,  pro- 
prietor, 180,  182  and  184  w  Pratt 
Maltby  Lucius  U.  proprietor  Maltby   house, 

180,  182  and  184  w  Pratt 
MALTBY  0.  E.  &  CO.  produce  and  commis- 
sion merchants,  25  Cheapside 
Maltby  0.  E.  (0.  E.  M.  &  Co.)  25  Cheapside 
Manaca  Joseph  R.  clothing,  227  Lexington, 

dw  8  Parkin 
Mancus  John,  grocery,  n  w  cor  Lombard  and 

Durham 
Mandel  Wm.  tavern,  81  Eastern  av 
Mandelbaum  George,  clothier,  100  w  Pratt,. 

dw  83  n  Howard 
Mandelbaum  Jeannette,  clothing,  129  n  How- 
ard 
Mandelbaum  Simon,  clerk,  83  n  Howard 
Mandelberg  Jacob,  furniture,  61  Harrison 
Mandler  John,  shoemaker,  208  s  Ann 
Manes  Daniel,  paper  dealer,  20  Hillen 
Manger  George,  provisions,  156  s  Paca 
Manger  Martin,  butcher,  732  Penna.  av 
Manger  Mrs.  Mary,  38  s  Bond 
Mangold  Henry,  shoemaker,  61  Portland 
Manifold  Andrew,  carpenter,  208  n  Eden 
Manion  John,  laborer,  28  New  Church 
Manion  Margaret,  tavern,  39  Biddle 
Manion  Patrick,  laborer,  398  s  Charles 
Manion  Richard,  laborer,  100  Hillen 
Manion  Thomas,  tavern,  51  Union 
Mankin  Henry,  tavern,  65  Thames 
Manko  Richard  H.  bootmaker,  258  w  Pratt 
Mankin  John  W.  66  n  Howard,  dw  Hollins, 

near  Poppleton 
Manly  Ann,  tavern,  145  Eastern  av 
Manly  James,  145  Eastern  av 
Manly  John,  hackman,  19  n  Eutaw 
Manly  John,  98  Columbia 
Manly  John  S.  captain  of  police,  98  Columbia 
Manly  Rodney  G.  clerk,  140  s  Chester 
Manly  Mrs.  S.  H.  grocery,  s  e  cor  Hollins 

and  Carey 
Mann    Arthur   H.    (J.   M.   &   Sons,)  249  n 

Howard 
MANN  BROS,  paper  hangers  and  upholster- 
ers, 121  Hanover 
Mann  Benjamin  F.  tinner,  89  n  Eden 


WM,  p.  WEBB,  Marine,  Fire  and  l.ife  Insurance  Agent  and  Broker.    Agent 
Benefit  lAfe  Insurance  Co.,  IVewark,  IV.  J.,"  89  Second  Street. 


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252 


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Mann  Charles,  54  Aisquith 

MANN  C.  H.  &  CO.  produce  and  provis- 
ion dealers,  48  s  Howard 

Mann  Charles  H.  (C.  H.  M.  «&  Co.)  56  Sar- 
atoga 

Mann  &  Co.  oyster  packers,  38  York 

Mann  Ernest,  hosiery  and  trimmings,  63  w 
Baltimore,  dw  94  Granby 

Mann  Fred,  furniture  wagoner,  70  Granby 

Mann  George  R.  sr.,  tinner,  306  Aliceanna 

Mann  George,  carter,  162  s  Spring 

Mann  George  E.  painter.  111  s  Paca 

MANN'S  HOTEL,  and  Dining  Room,  124  w 
Baltimore 

Mann  Jacob,  frame  maker,  157  s  Paca 

Mann  James,  tobacco  warehouse,  232  Hollins 

Mann  James  0.  (M.  Bros.)  Ill  s  Paca 

Mann  John  M.  (M.  Bros.)  121  Hanover 

MANN  JOHN  &  SONS,  Park  stables,  167 
n  Howard 

Mann  John  G.  tobacconist,  306  s  Bond 

MANN  JOHN,  wholesale  dealer  in 
all  kinds  of  American  Clocks,  and 
manufacturer  of  Mahogany,  Rose- 
wood, and  Gilt  Frame  Looking 
Glasses.  A  large  and  varied  as- 
sortment of  Toilet  Boxes.  Work 
Boxes,  Portable  Desks  and  Clock 
Trimmings  always  on  hand.  N. 
E.  corner  Charles  and  Lombard 
Streets. 

Mann  Joseph  L.  P.  printer,  49  s  Caroline 

Mann   Joseph  R.  (M.  &  Co.)  119  Hanover 

Mann  Mrs.  Margaret,  111  s  Paca 

Mann  Thomas  J.  (M.  Bros.)  Ill  s  Paca 

Mann  Thomas,  mate,  37  Henrietta 

Mann   \Vm.  H.   (John  M.  &  Sons,)  327  n 

Eutaw 
Mann  Wm.  Ill  s  Paca 
Mann  "Wm.  clerk,  377  w  Fayette 
Mannar  James  B.  shoemaker,  137  Aisquith 
Manner  Mrs.  Frances,  156  Columbia 
Mannes  Albert,  shoemaker,  35  s  Wolfe 
Manning  Mrs.  Ann,  grocery,  10  L.  Paca 
Manning  Anthony,  laborer,  6  Littel  al 
Manning  Charles   H.  engineer  U.  S.  N.  137 

St.  Paul 
Manning  Henry  S.  butter,  42  Camden,  dw 

176  s  Paca 
Manning  Jeremiah,  laborer,  367  s  Charles 
Manning  John,  laborer,  31  New  Church 
Manning  John,  hostler,  55  s  Eutaw 
Manning  Joseph  C.  137  St.  Paul 
Manning  Joseph  C.  jr.,  clerk,  137  St.  Paul 
Manning  Michael,  laborer,  10  L.  Paca 
Mannlein  Sigmund,  clerk,  125  n  Central  av 
Manns  Adam,  lager  beer,  125  n  Bond 
Manns  &  McAllister,  plumbers  and  gas  fitters, 

cor  Saratoga  and  Pine 
Manns  Chas.  (M.  &  McAllister,)  51  Harrison 
Manns  George,  shoemaker,  233  s  Wolfe 
Mannon  Malachi,  laborer,  23  Neighbor 
Mannslead  Mrs.  Cecelia,  78  n  Greene 
Manogue  John,  laborer,  13  Willow 
Manoky  George,  whip  sawyer,  2  X  al 
Manott  Ida,  dressmaker,  72  n  Ann 
Manrath  Joseph,  laborer,  180  Ramsay 

J.  IIEVRY   OIEISE:,   Commission   Merchant,   for   Hie   «ale    of  Flour,   Grnin,  Seeds,  &c. 
RoveucUae  Cement  and  Calcined   Plaster  cou»tautly  on  luuid,  HI  Spear's  Mliarf. 


Manro  Mrs.  Rachel,  574  Lexington 
Mans  Adam  J.  lager  beer,  125  n  Bond 
Mansbach  Samuel,  bar  tender,  57  Harrison 
Mansdorf  Henry,  butcher,  8  Calverton  road 
Mansdorfer  Christian,  currier,  180  Chesnut  al 
Mansdorfer  Frederick,  currier,  180  Franklin 
Mansdorfer  Henry,  currier,  58  s  Charles 
Mansdorfer  John  G.  drayman,  180  Franklin 
Mansdorfer  John  G.  shoemaker,  180  Franklin 
Mansfield  Mary,  66  n  Bond 
Mansfield  James  T.  bricklayer,  198  Henrietta 
Mansfield  Nathan,  blacksmith,  228  s  Eutaw 
Mansfield  Wm.  huckster,  66  n  Bond 
MANSION  HOUSE,  n  w  cor  Fayette  and  St. 

Paul 
Manson  John  G.  ship  joiner,  211  Bank 
ManstaflTor  Catherine,  44  Penna.  av 
Manstaffer  Henry,  currier,  44  Penna.  av 
Mantel  Wm.  tavern,  81  Eastern  av 
Mantler  Geo.  butcher,  52  McMechin 
Mantz  Alexander  K.  n  e  cor  Gay  and  Second 
Mantz  Cyrus,  clerk,  Charles  st.  av  nr  tollgate 
Mantz  D.  Allen,  bookkeeper,  493  w  Baltimore 
Mantz  Geo.  shoemaker,  233  s  Wolfe 
Mantz  Nicholas,  stone  mason,  306  Canton  av 
Mantz  Peter,  carpenter,  50  s  Poppleton 
Mantz  Philip,  laborer,  182  Pearl 
Mantz  Mrs.  Sophia,  493  w  Baltimore 
Mantz  Wm.  H.  tobacconist,  401  w  Baltimore, 

dw491 
Mantz  Wm.  uphol'r,  s  w  cor  Gay  and  Chew 
Manuel  Martin,  laborer,  32  Cliflford  al 
Manuell  Geo.  W.  trunk  maker,  11  Chesnut 
Manyan  James,  hod  carrier,  55  York 
Mara  Mark,  clothier,  94  s  Paca 
Marburger  Charles,  carpenter,  213  Hanover 
Marburger  Chas.  jr.  carpenter,  208  Hanover 
Marburger  Lewis,  confectionery,  80  Mulberry 
March  Frederick,  202  Canton  av 
March  James,  tailor,  40  Camden 
March  John,  confectioner,  584  Penna.  av 
March  &  McNelly,  dry  goods,  76  Hanover 
March  Philip,  nightman,  422  Hanover 
March  Philip,  wheelwright,  25  York,  dw  223 

Henrietta 
March  Virginia  C.  76  Hanover 
March  Wm.  G.  tinner,  76  Hanover 
March  Wm.  G.  grocer,  143  Lexington,  dw 

359  w  Lombard 
March  Washington,  grocer,  101  Hanover 
Marchand  John  B.  commander  U.  S.  N.  230 

w  Lombard 
Marchoinetti  Sebastian,  glazier,  6  East 
Marcusi  Michael,  Paris  lowers  and  feathers, 

146  Lexington 
Mardaga  Charles,  tailor,  262 e  Monument 
Mardaga  Ferdinand,  furrier,  85  n  Central  av 
MARDEN  JESSE,  patent  scale  manufacturer 
cor  Balderston  and  Charles,  dw  128  e  Balti- 
more 
Marden  Jesse,  jr.  128  e  Baltimore 
Mardzy  Peter,  tailor,  389  w  Pratt 
Mardzy  Philip,  shoemaker,  463  w  Pratt 
Mares  George,  grocery,  244  Aliceanna 
Marfiold  Elizabeth,  80  Barre 
Marficld  Mrs.  Margaret  A.  dressmaker,  150 

Mullikin 
Margaret  Henry,  shoemaker,  331  e  Lombard 
Margel  John,  tailor,  267  e  Lombard 
Margottein  John,  blacksmith,  11  Fountain 
MARINE  BANK,  n  e  cor  Gay  and  Second 
Marine  Fletcher  E.  com.  merchant,  cor  Frede- 
rick and  Pratt,  dw  96  e  Pratt 


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Marine  Observatory,  Fort  Federal  Hill 
Mariner    Thomas  P.   ferry    boats,   5  West 

Falls  av 
Marion  Hall,  Ensor  near  Gay 
Marion  Peter,  (Schuchmann  &M.)327Penna. 

av 
Maris  Dr.  Edward  A.  68  St.  Paul 
Mark  Calvin  B.  clerk,  237  Mulberry 
Mark  John,  paper,  29  n  Schroeder 
Mark  John  H.  tailor,  203  Ross 
Mark  Nicholas,  salesman,  237  Mulberry 
Marke  Henry,  butcher,  104Belair  market,  dw 

Baltimore  co 
MARKELL  CHARLES,  prop.  Paca  Mills, 
s  e  cor  Calvert  and  Lombard,  dw  297  w 
Fayette 
Markell  Charles,  piano  maker,  117  William 
Marker  Edward  H.  carpenter,  79  Paca,  dw 

Fremont  bet.  Hoffman  and  Lanvale 
Marker  John,  carpenter,  242  Franklin 
Markert  August,  shoemaker,  210  s  Sharp 
Market  John,  machinist,  332  Eastern  av 
Market  Stephen,  wheelwright,  332  Eastern  av 
Markland  Charles  H.  (W.  T.  M.  &  Bro.)  50 

Columbia 
Markland  James  H.  clerk,  26  s  Calhoun 
Markland  Richard,  carpenter,  96  n  Caroline 
Markland  Wm.  T.  &  Bro.  carpenters,  Port- 
land nr.  Fremont,  dw  W.  T.  M.  (Mann  & 
Co.)  56  Columbia 
Marklar  Michael,  cabinet  maker,  5  n  Dallas 
Marklof  Henry,  shoemaker,  379  w  Pratt 
Markolf  Wm.  cooper,  224  s  Sharp 
Marks  A.  cigar  maker,  58  Orleans 
Marks  John  L.  gardener,  33  n  Eutaw 
Marks  Myers,  tailor,  61  n  Frederick 
Marks  Thomas  H.  grocer,  340  e  Pratt 
Marks  X.  Henry,  butcher,  44  Centre  and  69 
Hanover  market,  dw  Harford  av.  nr.  city 
limits 
Marler  Herman,  laborer,  139  s  Bethel 
Marley  Benjamin,  grocer,  29  s  Oregon 
Marley  George,  bricklayer,  5  w  Lombard 
Marley  J.  Henry,  laborer  gas  works.  Spring 

Garden 
Marley  Richard,  shoemaker,  135  Pearl 
Marline  H.  shoemaker,  348  s  Bond 
Marnall  Martin,  drayman,  208  Bank 
Maron  Herbert,  laborer,  332  n  Howard 
Maron  Wm.  laborer,  332  n  Howard 
Marquardt  Wm.  gilder,  109  s  Bond 
Marcjuarett  Henry,  merchant,  21  McCuUoh 
Marquird  Wm.  tailor,  136  s  Bond 
Mai-r  George,  grocery,  165  William 
Marr  John,  (M.  &  Morrisett)  146  s  Sharp 
Marr  John,  laborer,  28  Walsh 
Marr  Lennox,  car  driver,  13  Columbia 
MARR  &  MORRISETT,  props.  Monumen- 
tal Bowling  alleys,  47  w  Fayette 
Marr  Towson,  laborer,  496  w  Lombard 
Marren  Terence,  grocer,  201  e  Lombard 
Marrett  Joseph,  4  n  Liberty 
Marriott  Barzilla,  clerk,  324  w  Pratt 
Marriott  Felfair,  177  Garden 
Marriott  George  H.  M.  cigar  maker,  269  Sar- 
atoga, dw  323  n  Eutaw 
Marriott  &  Gould,  tobacco  and  commission 

merchants,  35  South 
Marriott  John  H.  shoemaker,  234  e  Pratt 
Marriott  John,  teamster,  36  n  Oregon 
Marriott  J.  McKim,  (M.  &  Gould,)  125  Park 
Marriott  Noel  B.  printer,  n  e  cor  Eutaw  and 
Pratt 


Marriott  Rich'd  J,  stone  cutter,  63  n  Schroeder 
Marriott  Richard  W.  merchant,  28  s  Sharp 
Marriott  William  H.  real  estate  broker,  24  n 

Charles,  dw  177  Garden 
Marrow  Charles  F.  clerk,  142  Division 
Marrow  Henry  C.  machinist,  32  Brune 
Marsden  Elias,  tailor,  206  Madison  av 
Marsden  James  B.  carpenter,  96  Preston 
Marsh  Chester  S.  157  n  High 
Marsh  Mrs.  EHzabeth,  tailoress,52  s  Bond 
Marsh  George  H.  shoemaker,  258  n  Caroline 
Marsh  Henry,  butcher,  27  Belair  Market,  dw 

Jenkins  la,  near  York  road 
Marsh  Henry  C.  hatter,  118  Franklin,  dw  225 

Mulberry 
Marsh  Mrs.  Hester,  124  L.  Greene 
Marsh  John,  proprietor  Lamb  tavern,  n  w  cor 

Franklin  and  Paca 
Marsh  John,  tavern,  41  Fenna  av 
Marsh  S.  1  Jefferson 
Marsh  Salome,  soldier,  282  e  Madison 
Marsh  Wm.  H.  barber,  71  Centre  Market 

space 
Marsh  Wm.  carter,  289  s  Charles 
Marshall  Albert,  mariner,  31  Holland 
Marshall  Alexander,  painter,  153  s  Paca 
Marshall  Alfred,  tavern,  12  Foundry 
Marshall  Charles  H.  shoemaker,  219  s  Charles 
Marshall  Charles,  laborer,  102  Eastern  av 
Marshall  Charles  E.  bricklayer,  80  Mullikin 
Marshall  Mrs.  Eliza,  157  Burgundy  al 
Marshall  Elizabeth,  38  Henrietta 
Marshall  Edmund  C.  (S.  Chestnut  &  M.)  36 

Spring  row 
Marshall  Capt.  E.  J.  mariner,  17  Jackson 
Marshall  Francis  A.  shoemaker,  56  Buren 
Marshall  Fred,  boot  crimper,  35  Guilford  al 
Marshall  Geo.  W.  clerk,  116  Central  av     ' 
Marshall  Henry,  stone  mason,  88  George 
Marshall  James,  11  s  Central  av 
Marshall  James  C.  carpenter,  113  e  Madison 
Marshall  Mrs.  Jennie,  97  s  Paca 
Marshall  John,  blacksmith,  152  n  Fremont 
Marshall  John,  shoemaker,  19  Sterrett 
Marshall  John,  fisherman,  33  s  Frederick 
Marshall  John  E.  bricklayer,  281  e  Lombard 
Marshall  John  L.  last  maker,  n  e  cor  Lom- 
bard and  Grant,  dw  18  n  High 
Marshall  John,  boots,  shoes,  and  dry   goods, 

119  e  Pratt,  dw  111 
Marshall  John,  butcher,  495  Light 
Marshall  Mrs.  Julia  S.  24  s  High 
Marshall  Louis,  butcher,  412  Division 
Marshall  Luke,  carter,  158  n  Central 
Marshall  Maggie,  actress,  40  e  Baltimore 
Marshall  Marcus,  sutler,  95  e  Fayette 
Marshall  Mrs.  Maria,  40  s  Ann 
Marshall  Mrs.  M.,  McHenry  w  of  Fulton 
Marshall    Reuben,  masquerade   costumer,   3 

Low 
Marshall  Susan,  tailoress,  88  George 
Marshall  Thomas  B.  (Hopkins  &  M.)  118  s 

Paca 
Marshall  Thomas,  huckster,  169  Gough 
Marshall  Thos.  S.  shoemaker,  319  s  Charles 
Marshall  Thos.  J.  caulker,  62  William 
Marshall  Thos.  carpenter,  118  s  Paca 
Marshall  Wm.  R.  (Streeper,  Salter  &  M.)  280 

e  Madison 
Marshall  Maj.  Wm.  L.  judge  advocate  U.  S. 

A.  headquarters,  dw  213  Read 
Marshall  William,  police,  97  s  Paca 
Marshall  Rev.  Wm.  R.  376  Franklin 


GKO,  S.  PAGE  &  BRO.,  Mamxifacttirers   of  Roofs  and  Roofing  Materials,  HI  Smlfb's 
IVbarf.    C.  HART  SBHTH,  Agent. 


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Marshall  Wm.  clerk,  154  French 
Marshall  William  L.  boiler  maker,  198  Mont- 
gomery 
Marshall  William  R.  ship  carpenter,  186  s 

Washington,  F.  P. 
Marshek  Joseph,  shoemaker,  597  Penna  av 
MARSTON   &    BRO.  wholesale    dealers   in 
china,  glass  and  earthenware,  246  w  Balti- 
more 
Marston  Frederick  W.  (M.  &  Bro.)  351  w 

Fayette 
Marston  Joseph  R.  (M.  &  Bro.)  Lutherville, 

Baltimore  Co. 
Marston  Lincoln  W.  (M.  &  Bro.)  126  e  Balti- 
more 
Marten  Henry,  baker,  132  L.  Greene 
Martenet  Morris  T.  jeweler,  56  Harford  av 
Marteaet  Wm.  jeweler,  56  Harford  av 
Marthas  Mary  E.  confectioner,  7  n  Pine 
Martien  Joseph,  carpenter,  103  Pine 
Martien  Mrs.  Susan,  103  Pine 
Martien  Wm.  carpenter,  191  n  Fremont 
Martin  Adam,  agent,  42  n  Exeter 
Martin  Albert,  stone  cutter.  Falls  road  near 

tollgate 
Martin  Allen,  flour  and  feed,  43  and  44  Tyson 
Martin  Alverda,  517  w  Lombard 
Martin  Mrs.  Ann  W.  86  Warner 
Martin  Anna  E.  379  Lexington 
Martin  Mrs.  Ann  E.  64  Barre 
Martin  Ashton  A.  cashier  Harnden  Express, 

dw  117  Sharp 
Martin  Basil  N.  carpenter,  5  Rock 
Martin  Mrs.  Catherine,  seamstress,  87  Rich- 
mond 
Martin  Charles  W.  pattern  maker,  11  s  Oregon 
Martin  Charles  V.  (Love,  M.  &  Co.,)  369 

Eutaw  place 
MARTIN  &  BE  VANS,   furniture  and  cur- 
tains, beds  and  mattresses,  n  e  cor  Calvert 
and  Lovely  la 
Martin  Catharine  J.  teacher,  634  w  Baltimore 
Martin  Chas.  &  Co.  fruit,  confectionery,  &c., 

2  and  4  n  Calvert 
Martin  Chas.  tobacco,  35  s  Bond 
Martin  Chas.  M.  at  Baltimore  Infirmary 
Martin  Culbertson,  pattern  maker,  206  Sara- 
toga 
MARTIN    DAVID,    grand    tyler,   Masonic 

Hall,  111  German 
Martin  Edward,  tobacconist,  121  s  Sharp 
Martin  Mrs.  Edly  M.  116  s  Chester 
Martin  Edward,  confectioner,  547  w  Baltimore 
Martin  Edward,  laborer,  87  Richmond 
Martin  Mrs.  Eliza,  294  s  Paca 
Martin  Mrs.  E.  M.  49  n  Poppleton 
Martin  Edward,  rigger,  5  Fell 
Martin  Ellen,  56  McMechin 
Martin  Elijah,  master  mariner,  169  Hughes 
Martin  Elijah  M.  police,  11  Jefferson 
Martin  Ephraim,  laborer,  139  e  Eager 
Martin  Frank  T.  clerk   B.   &  O.  R   R.   103  s 

Paca 
Martin  Francis,  saddler,  19  New 
Martin  Frederick,  feed,  12  s  Bond 
Martin  Geo.  J.  carter,  307  William 
Martin  Geo.   W,  groceries,   cor  Essex   and 

Alexander 
Martin  Geo.  A,  baggage  agent,  311  w  Pratt 
Martin  Geo.  shoemaker,  41  Leadenhall 
Martin  Geo.  butcher,  545  e  Fayette 
Martin  Capt.  Geo.  58  s  Ann 
Martin  Geo.  ornamental  painter,  67  s  High 


Martin  Geo.  M.  wliip  maker,  51  Poppleton 
Martin  Guillermo  H.   (Morse  &  M.)  175  w 

Fayette 
Martin  Harman,  grocer,  230  s  Caroline 
Martin  Mrs.  Harriet,  25  n  Republican 
Martin  Henry  T.  of  Mechanics'  Bank,  133  e 

Pratt 
Martin  Henry  C.  carpenter,  55  Harford  av 
Martin  Henry,  soldier,  200  Stirling 
Martin  Henry,  clothing  cutter,  219  s  Charles 
Martin  Henry,  laborer,  2  Town&end 
Martin  Henry  J.  merchant,  55  Dolphin 
Martin  Henry  L.   telegraph    linesman,    208 

Conway 
Martin  H.  shoemaker,  348  s  Bond 
Martin  James,  (M.  &  Bevan,)  96  e  Baltimore 
Martin  James,  laborer,  58  Cooksie 
Martin  James,  shoemaker,  634  w  Baltimore 
Martin  James,  laborer,  235  Orleans 
Martin  James,  machinist,  116  s  Chester 
Martin  James,  laborer,  202  Cathedral 
Martin  Jas.  L.  bricklayer,  4  New  Church 
Martin  Jas.  V.  carpenter,  314  Aisquith 
Martin  Jas.  carpenter,  77  Warner 
Martin  Jas.  (M.  &  Bevan^,)  96  Orleans 
Martin  John,  laborer,  8  Truxton 
Martin  John,  11  Foundry 
Martin  John,  carter,  44  e  Pratt 
Martin  John,  laborer,  8  Decker 
Martin  John  D.  furniture  wagon,  80  n  Ann 
MARTIN  JOHN  &  CO.  wholesale  fruiterers 

and  confectioners,  92  w  Pratt 
Martin  John  F.  harness  maker,  21  Penn  av 
Martin  John  L.  vinegar  manuf.  93  Elbow  la, 

dw  172  s  Paca 
Martin  John,  (J.  M.  &  Co.)  117  Hanover 
Martin  JohnG.  clerk,  112  n  Pine 
Martin  John,  shoemaker,  275  w  Fayette 
Martin  John,  laborer,  193  Vine 
Martin  John  J.  painter,  228  Barre 
Martin  John  G.  laborer,  41  President 
Martin  John,  clerk,  547  w  Baltimore 
Martin  J.  Joseph,  sign  writer,  228  Barre 
Martin  Joseph,  carpenter.  Miller's  Hotel 
Martin  Joseph,  furniture  carman,  105  Pine 
Martin  Joseph,  seaman  200  s  Wolfe 
Martin  Joseph  K.  salesman,  281  w  Baltimore 
Martin  Julius,  iron  founder,  355  Eastern  av 
Martin  Kate,  boarding,  173  Eastern  av 
Martin  Lewis,  flour  and  feed,  39  s  Frederick, 

dw  12  s  Bond 
Martin  Lawson,  carpenter,  Francis  near  Mad- 
ison av 
MARTIN  JOS.  LLOYD,  M.  D.  homeopathic 

physician,  80  n  Charles 
Martin  Maria,  grocery,  76  Harford  av 
Martin  Maria,  hat  trimmer,  27  s  Eden 
Martin  Mary  E.  gaiter  fitter,  634  w  Baltimore 
Martin  Mrs.  Mary,  8  Decker 

Martin  Mrs, ,  dressmaker,  11  s  Oregon 

Martin  Mary,  124  Hanover 
Mai\tin  Mary,  seamstress,  50  Durst  al 
Martin  Margaret  A.  dressmaker,  53  s  Popple- 
ton 
Martin  Mrs.  Mary  A.  496  Franklin 
Martin  Michael,  whip  maker,  49  n  Poppleton 
Martin  Noah,  flagman,  71  Mount 
Martin  Owen,  grocer,  69  Mulberry 
Martin   Patrick,  foundryman   and   grocer,   2 

Webster  row 
Martin  Patrick,  laborer,  41  Stockton  al 
Martin  Paul,  laborer,  532  w  Pratt 
Martin  Perry  A.  plasterer,  103  s  Paca 


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Benefit  lilfe  Insurance  Co.,  Newark,  ST.  J.,"  89  Second  Street. 


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MAS 


Martin  Rachel,  tailoresb,  195  Montgomery- 
Martin  Robert  N.  farmer,  Homestead,  Balti- 
more Co. 
Martin  Samuel,  clerk,  112  Pine 
Martin  Samuel,  shoemaker,  516  w   Baltimore 
Martin  Dr.  Samuel  B.  office  131  e  Pratt,  dw  133 
Martin  Sarah  A.  gaiter  fitter,  634  w  Baltimore 
Martin  Mrs.  Sarah,  372  Franklin 
Martin  Mrs.  Sophia,  18  Baker  ct 
Martin  Stephen,  77  Hampstead 
Martin  Stephen  H.  clerk,  60  e  Baltimore 
Martin  Thomas,  stone  cutter,  19  s  Carey 
Martin  Thos.  boiler  maker,  195  Montgomery 
Martin  Thos.  laborer,  Clinton 
Martin  Thos.  E.   paper  hanger,  634  w  Balti- 
more 
Martin  Thos.  cigar  maker,  80  Booth 
Martin  Tristom  T.  ( Wm.  R.   M.  &  Co.)  124 

Hanover 
Martin  Walter,  carpenter,  222  Harford  av 
Martin  Wm.  engineer,  75  s  Regester 
Martin  Capt.  Wm.  S.  472  Franklin 
MARTIN  WM     R.   &   CO.   importers   and 
dealers  in  fine  liquors,  and  general  commis- 
sion merchants,  72  s  Calvert 
Martin  Wm.  R.  (Wm.   R.   M.  &  Bro.)  124 

Hanover 
Martin  Wm.  bandbox  maker,  24  New  Church 
Martin  Wm.  E.  machinist,  634  w  Baltimore 
Martin  Wm.  D.  carpenter,  486  Franklin 
Martin  Wm.  C.  clerk,  103  s  Paca 
Martin  Wm.  R.  clerk,  289  w  Fayette 
Martin  Wm.  76  Saratoga 
Martinenche   Martin,   shoemaker,  Jefferson, 

near  Van  Buren,  Homestead 
Martinet  Charles  F.  pattern  maker,  245  Mul- 
berry 
Martino  Wm.  painter,  129  Cross 
Martins  Herman,  grocery,  230  s  Caroline 
Martorana   Charles  F.  stencil  cutter,  83  Ex- 
change place 
Martz  John,  porter,  73  Albemarle 
Martz  Joseph,  stone  mason,  90  Pine 
Marx  Andrew,  laborer,  106  Patuxent,  Canton 
Marx  Frank,  rigger,  80  s  Wolfe 
Marx  Frederick,  rigger,  80  s  Wolfe 
Marx  Max  (Sonneborn,  Seligman  &  M.,)  94 

s  Paca 
Marx  Peter,  tailor,  59  s  Wolfe 
Marye  Mrs.  R.  C.  304  n  Howard 
Maryland  College  of  Pharmacy,  47  n  Calvert 
Maryland  Colonization  Society  over  65  Se- 
cond, James  Hall,  agent 
Maryland  Club,  n  e  cor  Franklin  and  Cathe- 
dral 
MARYLAND  FIRE  INSURANCE  CO.  OF 
BALTIMORE,  office  n  w  cor  of  Baltimore 
and  North 
MARYLAND  HOSPITAL,  Monument  e  of 
Broadway,  John  Fonerden,  medical  super- 
intendent.— [See  Appendix.] 
MARYLAND  INSTITUTE  for  Promotion  of 
Mechanic  Arts,  Baltimore,  opposite  Harri- 
son.— [See  .Appendix.] 
Maryland  Institute  for  Instruction  of  Blind, 

258  Saratoga 
Maryland  Mutual  Marine  Insurance  Co.,  58 
Exchange  place,  Wm.  W.  Spence,  president 
Maryland  Penitentiary,  cor  of  Madison  and 

Forrest 
Maryland  Gas  Company  office,  5  St.  Paul 
MARYLAND  SOAP  STONE  WORKS,  422 
w  Pratt,  A.  W.  Berry,  treasurer 


MARYLAND  STEAM  SUGAR  REFINING 
CO.,  F.  W.  Brune  &  Sons,  agents,  O'Don- 
nell's  wharf 
Maryland  State  Bible  Society  Rooms,  75  w 

Fayette 
Maryland  State  Hay  Scales,  s  e  cor  Monu- 
ment and  Buren 
Maryland  State  Hay  Scales,  n  w  cor  of  Frank- 
lin and  Penna  av 
Maryland  Tract,  Sunday  School  and  Evan- 
gelical Book  Depository,  Bible  house,  73  w 
Fayette 
Marz  Edw.  cigar  maker,  190  s  Charles 
Marz  Geo.  laborer,  215  s  Chapel 
Marz  Philip,  laborer,  22  Port,  Canton 
Masa  John,  shoemaker,  225  Light 
Mashek  Adam,  tailor,  47  Preston 
Mashek  Wenzel,  tailor,  47  Preston 
Mask  Isaac  G.  collector,  658  Penna  av 
Mask  John  a.  A.  bookkeeper,  658  Penna  av 
Maskell  Wm.  H.  engineer,  6  s  Oregon 
Maslin  Philip  T.  blind  maker,  12  Chatsworth 
Mason  Caspar  P.  coachmaker,  324  e  Monu- 
ment 
Mason  Charles  E.  train   despatcher,  503   w 

Lombard 
Mason  Charles,  shoe  findings,  166  Forrest 
Mason  Charles  W.  clerk,  22  McCulloh 
Mason  Edward,  sailmaker,  300  e  Madison 
Mason  Edward,  com.  merchant,  124  Chew 
Mason  Elizabeth,  99  Penna  av 
Mason  Geo.  A.  blacksmith,  Wolfe  nr.  Fayette 
Mason  Geo.  H.  clerk,  124  Chew 
Mason  Geo.  huckster,  50  n  Greene 
Mason  Geo.  T.  stationer,  74)^  w  Baltimore, 

dw  35  s  Sharp 
Mason  James  A.  drayman,  154  Columbia 
Mason  James,  laborer,  146  Dover 
MASON   JAMES   D.   &    CO.    biscuit  and 
cracker   bakers,   133    McElderry's   wharf, 
store  114  w  Pratt 
Mason  James  D.  (J.  D.  M.  &  Co.)  119  e  Balti- 
more 
Mason  James,  coach  trimmer,  n  e  cor  Bethel 

and  Jefferson 
Mason  Jane,  272  s  Bond 
Mason  John  C.  (R.  M.  &  Sons,)  39  s  Broad- 
way 
MASON   JOHN   THOMSON,  attorney,  35 

St.  Paul 
Mason  John,   sec'y  Dime  Savings  Bank,  42 

Pearl 
Mason  John  W.  drayman,  154  Columbia 
Mason  Joseph  C.  clerk,  27  s  High 
Mason  Mrs.  Margaret,  215  Lemmon 
Mason  Mary,  192  n  Calvert 
Mason  Mrs.  Mary,  77  s  High 
Mason  Mrs.  Mary  J.  22  McCulloh 

MASON  R.  &  SONS,  Unrivalled 
Ship  Bread,  Cake  and  Cracker 
Bakery,  41  McElderry's  Wharf, 
Store  128  w  Pratt. 


Mason  Mrs.  Richard,  222  e  Baltimore 
Mason   Richard   C.   (R.  M.  &  Sons,)  222  e 

Baltimore 
Mason  Richard  C.  27  s  High 
Mason  Thomas,  laborer,  Donnelly's  ct 
Mason  Wesley,  bookkeeper,  154  Columbia 
Mason  Wm.  shoe  findings,  189  Lexington 

J.   HENRY   OIESE,   Commission  MercUant,   for   the   sale   of  F-lour,  Grain,  Seeds,  &c. 
Rosendale  Cement  and  Calcined  Plaster  constantly  on  hand,  HI  Spear's  AVharf. 


MAS 


256 


MAT 


Mason  Wm.  A.  (R.  M.  &  Sons,)  16  s  Chester 
Mason  William,  drayman,  154  Columbia 
Mason  Wm.  E.  clerk,  166  Forrest 
Mason  Wm.  D.  government  contractor,  27  s 

High 
Masonic  Hall,  cor  St.  Paul  and  Courthouse  la 
Mass  Dr.  Frank,  491  w  Pratt 
Mass  Mary  V.  166  s  Eutaw 
Massey  Mrs.  Anna  L.  3  Maidenla 
Massicott  Catherine  E.  78  e  Baltimore 
Massicott,  Robert  P.  lamps  and   oils,  338  n 

Gay 
Massicott  Wm.  E.  currier,  90  s  Ann 
Massie  Mrs.  Rebecca,  595  w  Lombard 
Masson  Capt.  Charles  A.  63  s  Ann 
Masson  Evan,  carpenter,  217  Orleans 
Masson  John,  carpenter,  Calvert  betw.  Eager 

and  Reed,  dw  122  n  Bond 
Masson  Thomas,  carpenter,  72  n  Bond 
Masson  William,  carpenter,  217  Orleans 
Master  of  Machinery,   B.  &  O.  R.  R.  Mount 

Clare  station 
Master  of  Machinery,  N.  C.  Railway,  Bolton 

Station 
Masti-r  of  Roads,  B.  &  0.   R.  R.    Mt.  Clare 

Station 
Master   of  Transportation,  B.   &  0.  R.   R. 

Camden  station 
Masterman  Charles  A.    car  weigher,  Camden 

station,  dw  237  s  Eutaw 
Masterman  Charles  S.  bookkeeper,  49  St. Paul 
Masters  Capt.  E.  D.  superintendent  of  repairs 

of  steamers,  8  s  Gay,  dw  38}^  w  Baltimore 
Masterf5  James,  moulder,  165  Aisquith 
Masterson  Margaret,  11  Penna.  av 
Matchett  Miss  Annie,  young  ladies' academy, 

131  St.  Paul 
Matchett  Louisa  A.  tailoress,  8  Williamson 
Matchett  Mrs.  Richard  J.  131  St.  Paul 
Matchett  Wm.  J.  rigger,  98  Hamburg 
Mates  Wm.  mate,  168  Hughes 
Matetus  Charles,  broom  maker,  45  Abbot 
Mathaney  Daniel,  pilot,  133  Gough 
Mathein  John,  painter,  42  s  Exeter 
Matiiein  John,  41  e  Lombard 
MATHERS  &  IRVIN,  merchant  tailors,  224 

w  Baltimore 
Mathers  James  (M.  &  Irvin,)  33  Pearl 
Mather  James,  ladies'  shoes,  92  Lexington 
Mathes  Jacob,  (Pracht  &  Co.)  155  Franklin 
Mathews  Arnst,  sawyer,  181  Peirce 
Mathews  &  Fitzhugh,  forwarding  and   com- 
mission mchts.  128  n  Howard 
Mathews  John,  iron  founder,  59  Cambridge 
MATHEWS  &  LONEY,  attorneys,  1  Coun- 
sellors' hall,  Lexington 
Mathews  Lewis,  cooper,  206  s  Eutaw 
Mathews  R.  Stockett  (M.  &    Loney)  65  n 

Charles 
Mathews  Samuel  G.  (M.  &  Fitzhugh)  616  w 

Fayette 
Mathias  John  T.  202  n  Charles 
MATHIOT  AUGUSTUS  &  SON,  furniture 

warerooms,  25  and  27  n  Gay 
Mathiot  Augustus  (Augustus  M.  &  Son,)  39 

Mulberry 
Mathiot  Augustus  G.  produce  commis.merch. 
6  Bowly's  whf,  up  stairs,  dw  39  Mulberry 
Mathiot  Chas.  ladies'  shoemaker,  80  s  High 
Mathiot  James  H.  bookkeeper,  39  Mulberry 
Mathiot  John  B.  salesman,  23  n  Gay 
Mathiot  Octavian  L.  (Augustus  M.&.Son,) 
25  n  Gay 


Mathison  James,  police,  229  e  Pratt 
Mathison  John,  moulder,  295  Columbia 
Matin  George,  porter,  14  s  Chapel 
Matson  Peter,  mariner,  342  Eastern  av 
Matteen  John,  laborer,  212  Canton  av 

Matteen ,  41  Bank 

Matteer  Louis,  cabinet  maker,  3  Etna  la 
Matthai  Christian  E.  grocery,  s  e  cor    Balti- 
more and  Ann 
Mathas  John,  finisher,  237  Lemmon 
Matthews  Alfred  C.  N.  salesman,  273  w  Lom- 
bard 
Matthews  Mrs.  Ann,  17  s  Caroline 
Matthews  Charles,  finisher,  8  Windsor 
Matthews  Mrs.  Ellen,  100  Park 
Matthews  Frances,  seamstress,  207  s  Ann 
Matthews  Frances,  135  Hudson 
Matthews  George  E.  Alberton  cotton   mills, 

office  24  German,  dw  34  s  Greene 
Matthews  Harriet,  dressmaker,  289  Franklin 
Matthews  Henry  C.  clerk,  100  n  High 
Matthews  Isaac  H.  huckster,  11  George 
Matthews  John  N.  grocer,  25  Centre  market 

space,  dw  Balto.  co 
Matthews  John  E.  shoemaker,  275  e  Madison 
Matthews  John,  glassblower,   Stockholm  w 

of  Eutaw 
Matthews  John  D.  (M.  &  Co.)  Balto.  co 
Matthews  John,  laborer,  7  Ulrich 
Matthews  John  P.  laborer,  Paca  s  of  Ham- 
burg 
Matthews  John  J.  huckster,  102  Pearl 
Matthews  Joshua,  clerk,  100  n  High 
Matthews  Joshua  A.  vinegar,  107  McElderry's 

whf,  dw  121  n  Exeter 
Matthews  Joseph,  (M.  &  Son,)  100  n  Pligh 
Matthews  Joseph  D.  (Slothower,  M.  &  Co.) 

Balto.  CO 
Matthews  &   Leitch,  commission  merchs.  4 

Spear's  whf 
Matthews  Mrs.  Laura  A.  56  n  Amity 
Matthews  Owen,  blacksmith,  51  Buren 
Matthews  Samuel  H.  (Gardner  &  M.)  100  n 


Higl- 
[atthe 


Matthews  S.  G.  grocery,  n  Howard  nr  Frank- 
lin, dw  616  w  Fayette 
Matthews  Susan,  washerwoman,  186  Mont- 
gomery 
MATTHEWS  &  SON,  lumber  merchants, 
cor   Albemarle  and  Canton  av.  and  100  n 
High 
MATTHEWS  THOMAS  R.  &  SON,  ship- 
ping and  com.  merchs.  18  Bowly's  whf 
Matthews  Thomas  R.  jr.  (Thomas  R.  M.  & 

Son)  49  Lexington 
Matthews  Thomas  R.  (Thos.  R.  M.  &  Son,) 

Baltimore  co 
Matthews  Thomas  (M.  &  Son)  100  n  High 
Matthews  Valentine,  cooper,  108  West 
Matthews  Wm.  carpenter,  2  s  Oregon 
Matthews  Wm.  J.  gas  fitter,  17  s  Caroline 
Matthia  John  C.  blacksmith,  560  Penna.  av 
Matthis  Peter,  tavern,  231  s  Broadway 
Mattrie  John,  figure  maker,  26  n  Gay 
Mattice  Henry,  teamster,  24  n  Oregon 
Mattin  Patrick,  laborer,  120  Garden 
Mattingly  John  F.  machinist,  93  n  Paca 
Mattingly  J.  F.  chief  telegraph  operator,  241 

Mulberry 
Mattingly  Thomas  H.  ferryman,  141  Mont- 
gomery 
Mattison  Peter,  mariner,  342  Eastern  av 
Mattison  Capt.  John  J.  88  s  Broadway 


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Mattson  John,  laborer,  Hull  nr  Fort  av 
Maudrich  Henry,  n  e  cor  George  and  Pine 
Mauer  Henrietta,  tailoress,  2  s  Poppleton 
MAUGHLIN  &  JOHNSON,  steam  planing 
mill,  n  e  cor  East  Falls  av  and  Stiles,  and 
warehouse  55  w  Pratt 
Maughlin  Wm.  W.  (M.  &  Johnson,)  28  Ais- 

quith 
Maul  Eleanora,  dressmaker,  n  Central  av 
Maul  John,  soldier,  56  n  Schroeder 
Mauler  Conrad,  grocery,  193  Eastern  av 
Maulsby  David  L.  jr.  salesman,  115  n  High 
MaulsbyMrs.  Margaret,  115  n  High 
Maulsby  Philip  H.   (S.  W.  O'Laughlen   & 

Co.)  57  n  Exeter 
Maund  Geo.  C.  attorney,  70  w  Fayette,  dw 

341  Lexington 
Maund  Dr.  Frederick,  Baltimore  nr  Schroeder 
Maund  Mrs.  Metta,  341  Lexington 
Maund  Rob't  C.  deputy  clerk  Superior  Court, 

341  Lexington 
Maupin  Logan  W.  51  Courtland 
Maurer  Godfrey  S.  clerk,  56  Pearl 
Maurer  Henry,  carpet  weaver,  95  Low 
Maurer  Henry,  soldier,  52  Portland 
Maurer  Justus,  cabinet  maker,  49  n  Dallas 
Maurer  Mrs.   Elizabeth,    confectioner,    3    n 

Poppleton 
Maurer  Leonard,  shoemaker,  596  Penna.  av 
Maus  H.  tailor,  16  Park 
Mauser  John,  liquors,  291  n  Central  av 
Maushard  John,  tailor,  1  Jew  al 
Max  Thomas,  wheelwright,  81  s  Fremont 
Maxwell  Alexander,  shoemaker,  309  n  Gay 
Maxwell  Ann,  39  Carey 
Maxwell  David,  stone  cutter,  n  w  cor  Eutaw 

and  Saratoga 
Maxwell  Mrs.  Ellen,  dairy,  204  w  Madison 
Maxwell  Francis  F.  soldier,  324  n  Republican 
Maxwell    George,   machinist,  and     foreman 
machine  shop  of  P.  W.  &  B.  Rail  Road,  96 
s  Eden 
Maxwell  Hugh,  marble  cutter,  6  Grundy 
Maxwell  John,  grocery,  s  w  cor  Bank   and 

Washington 
Maxwell  John,  machinist,  70  Decker 
MAXWELL  JOHN  W.  marble  works,  140  n 

Calvert,  dw  adjoining 
Maxwell  John ,  shoe  findings  and  garden  seeds, 

5  Ensor,  dw  194  Aisquith 
Maxwell  Levi,  blacksmith,  281  Franklin 
Maxwell  Robert,  190  Aisquith 
Maxwell  Samuel,  machinist,  118  s  Chester 
Maxwell  Thomas,  soldier,  23  Pearl 
Maxwell  Wm.   G.   india  rubber  goods,  um- 
brellas, &c.,  166  w  Baltimore,  dw  265  w 
Lombard 
Maxwell  Wm.  H.  brickmaker,  368  Light 
Maxwell  Wm.  blacksmith,  281  Franklin 
Maxwell  Wm.  T.  baggage  agent,  62  Fawn 
May  Andrew,  carpenter,  265  n  Eden 
May  Albert  R.  (M.  &  Bro.)  110  Mulberry 
May  August,  laborer,  284  Aliceanna 
May  &  Brother,  imported  cigars,  32  n  Charles 
May  Henry,  importer  watchmakers'  articles, 

over  127  w  Baltimore,  dw  60  n  Front 
May  Dominic,  M.  H.  professor  of  music,  100 

Saratoga 
May  Edward,  carpenter,  110  Mulberry 
May  Frederick  L.  locksmith  and  bell  hanger, 

125  w  Madison 
May  Henry,  attorney,  31  Lexington,  dw  210 
n  Charles 


May  Isidore  J.  hair  worker,   174  e  Baltimore 
May  James  W.   H.  professor  of  music  100 

Saratoga 
May  John,  tailor,  265  e  Eager 
May  James,  laborer,  189  Chesnut 
May  John,  carter,  8  Neighbor 
May  John  G.  tailor,  4  Plowman 
May  John,  tailor,  171  e  Lombard 
May  John,  soldier,  11  Armistead  la 
May  Joseph,  16  Grant 
May  Julia  A.  8  s  Front 
May  Mrs.  Mary  J.  58  George 
May  Richard  F.  in  commissary  department, 

415  n  Central  av 
May  P.  E  music  teacher,  100  Saratoga 
May  Robert,  laborer,  104  Hillen 
May  Samuel,  boots  and  shoes,  665  w  Balti- 
more, dw  90  Pennsylvania  av 
May  Solomon,  grocer,  90  Pennsylvania  av 
May  Sophia  D.  dress  maker,  7  n  Fremont 
May  Thomas,  drayman,  43  Buren 
May  Wm.  door  keeper  Holiday  st.  Theatre, 

4  s  Carey 
Maydwell  John  C.  cigar  maker,  21  Pennsyl- 
vania av.,  dw  165  n  Paca 
Maydwell     Mary    Ann,  tobacconist,    190   e 

Baltimore 
Maydwell  W.  B.  bricklayer,  166  n  Caroline 
Mayenchein  Henry,  tailor,  91  n  Fremont 
Mayenchein    Frederick,  carver,  37  L.  Mc- 

Elderry 
Mayer  Adam,  shoemaker,  62  Durham 
Mayer  Alexander,  wheelwright,  rear  of  498 

Pennsylvania  av 
Mayer  Babet,  fancy  goods,  215  e  Pratt 
MAYER  &  BRO.  importers  German,  English 

and  French  fancy  goods,  4  n  Howard 
Mayer   Brantz,  attorney  at  law,  2  Courtland, 

dw  16  McCulloh 
Mayer  Charles  F.  of  Lewis,  (M.  &  Bro.)  22 

n  Greene 
Mayer  Charles  F.  sr.,  attorney,  2  Courtland, 

dw  29  Franklin 
Mayer  Charles  F.  jr., engineer,  29  Franklin 
Mayer  Christopher,  (M.  &  Bro.)  22  n  Greene 
Mayer  Diedrich,  cigar  maker,  145  Hamburg 
Mayer  Elias,  (Eliel  &  M.)  161  w  Lombard 
Mayer  Fannie,  3  Mott 
Mayer  Francis  B.  artist,  studio  Mulberry  nr 

Charles,  dw  29  Franklin 
MAYER  FREDERICK,  merchant  tailor,  63 

Hanover 
Mayer  Frederick,  shoemaker,  20  Fell 
Mayer  Gustave  L.  (M.  &  Bro.)  22  n  Greene 
Mayer    George,   veterinary    surgeon,   62    n 

Oregon 
Mayer  H.  junk,  31  Fell 
Mayer  Lewis,  attorney,  2  Courtland,  dw  29 

Franklin 
Mayer  Lizzie,  3  Mott 
Mayer  Max,  16  n  Howard 
Mayer  Margaret,  seamstress,  335  s  Sharp 
Mayer  Mrs.  Catherine,  liquors,  132  Barre 
Mayer  M.  (Eliel  &  M.)  161  w  Lombard 
Mayer  Philip,  huckster,  126  s  Spring 
Mayer  Wm.  H.  grocery,  6  Brune 
Mayers  Michael,  iron  moulder,  91  n  Amity 
Mayes  George  W.  mason,  51  French 
Mayford  Martin  butcher,  13  Fells  Point  mar- 
ket, dw  Harford  av  near  Point  la 
Mayger  Richard  R.  (M.  &  Shaffer,)   71  e 

Pratt 
Mayger  Richard,  sr.,  71  e  Pratt 


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MAYGER  &  SHAFFER,  machinists    and 
iron    founders,  40  e   Monument — [Seepages 
20  and  34  ^Advertisements]   . 
Mayhew  Mrs.  Abby  E.  80  Franklin 
Mayhcw    William   E.  jr.,  76  Saratoga 
Maylain  John,  blacksmith,  10  Fremont 
Mayler  James,  porter,  29  Harford  av 
Maynard  George  W.  millwright,  132  Pearl 
Ma'ynard  J.  A.  (M.,  Ely  &  Rose,)  cor  Lan- 

vale  and  Mason  al 
Maynard  James,  steward,  s  o  cor  of  Broad- 
way and  Thames 
MAYNARD,  ELY  &  ROSE,  tanners    and 
leather  dealers,  46  s  Calvert;  tannery,  n  e 
cor  Centre  and  French 
Maynard  Samuel,  clerk,  82  Hanover 
Maynard  Warren,  clerk,  19  Lexington 
Maynard  Wm.  carpenter,  132  Pearl 
Mayo  John,  preserver,  15  Constitution 
MAYOR'S  OFFICE,  City  Hall,   Holiday   n 

of  Fayette 
Maywal'il  Henry,  shoemaker,  106  Mullikin 
Maywhiney  Mrs.  Margaret,  577  Saratoga 
McAbee  Mrs.  Ann,  2  Decker 
McAbee    Charles,    blacksmith,  226   Freder- 
ick av 
McAbee  James,  constable,  2  Decker 
McAbee  Jesse,  engineer,  171  Preston 
McABEE  JOHN   T.  restaurant,  116  Frank- 
lin 
McAbee  John  C.  engineer,  124  Preston 
McAdam   Owen,  tallow  chandler,  30  Buren, 

dw  137  n  Calvert 
McAdams  Edward,  founJryman,  10  Webster 

row 
McAdams  Francis,  carter,  143  Aliceanna 
McAdams  James,  stone  cutter,  44  n  High 
McAdams  Patrick,  grocer,  36  Britton 
McAdams  Peter,  tinner,  .107  French 
McAdow  James,  laborer,  249    Wolfe 
McAleer  Ann,  146  e  Eager 
McAlcer  John  F.  clerk,  188  Lexington 
McAle(?r   Sister  Mary  Ann,   Superioress  St. 

Agnes  Hospital,  Mt.  Dougherty 
McAllister  Alexander,  ]al)orer,  62  Preston 
McAllister  Archibald,  grocer,  101    Albemarle 
McAllister  Daniel,  millwright,  678  w  Pratt 
McAllister  Emma,  teacher,  185  Chesnut 
McAllister  Jaines,  bricklayer,  64  Holland 
McAllister  James,  weaver,  4  Collins  ct 
McAllister  JAMES,  Ume,  s  w  cor  Fawn 

and  Albemarle 
McAllister  John,   fisherman,  91    Cambridge 
McAllister  John,  magistrate,  185  Chesnut 
McAllister  Mary,  385  n  Gay 
McAllister  Mrs.  Mary  J.  193  Franklin 
McAllister  Peter,  carpenter,  74  Bolton 
McAllister  Richard,  salesman,  338  Light 
McAllister  Richard,   ladies'   shoemaker,  340 

Light 
McAllister  Robert,  laborer,  72  Union 
MCALLISTER  ROBT.  A.  attorney, 9  Bank, 

dw  68  s  Broadway 
McAllister  Wm.  Duncan,  gas  fitter,  104  Hil- 

len 
McAllister  Wm.  H.  (Mitchell  &  McA.)  554 

w  Hiiltimore 
Mi'Aliistcr  Capt.  Wm.  64  Holland 
McAllister  Wm.  mariner,  64  Holland 
McAllister  Wmilliam  (Manns  &  McA.)   136 

Ross 
McAnally  Frank,  engineer,  25  s  Regester 
McAnally  [-"atrick,  sawyer,  249  s  Dallas 


McAnally  Mrs.  laundress.  Division  near  Lan- 

vale 
McAnally   Mrs.  Sophia,  confectionery,  394 

Saratoga 
McAnnay  Barney,  engineer,  11  Booth 
McArdle  Mary,  180  s  Durham 
McAvoy  Dennis,  coachman,  30  Hollins 
McAvoy  Francis,  groceries  and   provisions, 

cor  Nicholson  and  Haubert 
McAvoy  Hugh  L.  stove,  range  and    hot  air 

furnace  manuf.  14  Light,  dw  38  n  High 
McAvoy  Juliet,  11  s  Fremont 
McAvoy  Michael,  laborer,  213  Cross 
McAvoy  Michael,  tailor,  95  York 
McAvoy   Paul,  grocer,  s  w   cor  Hollins  and 

Oregon 
McAvoy  Thomas,  laborer,  119  Ellicott 
McBee  Thomas,  pedler,  33  n  Caroline 
McBlair  Mary,  tailoress,  Madison  near  Car- 
oline 
McBride  Francis,  teamster,  379  e  Eager 
McBridc  James,  teamster,  7  Webb 
McBride  John,  stone  cutter,  9  Addison 
McBride  John,  weaver,  18  Biddle  al 
McBride  Mrs.  Sarah,  74  s  Charles 
McBride  Prof.  T.  H.  electrical  rooms,  154  w 

Lombard 
McBriety  Mrs.  Louisa,  4  Watson    ' 
McBriety  Philip,  laborer,  53  Low 
McCabe  Alex,  laborer,  18  Buren 
McCabe  Henry,  clerk,  166  s  Central  av 
McCal^e  James,  tavern,  186  Lexington 
McCabe  James,  moulder,  24  Valley 
McCabe  John,  printer,  166  s  Central  av 
McCabe  John,  laborer,  231  Forrest 
McCabe  Jefferson,  steward  steamboat,  dw  2G 

Jew  al  0.  T. 
McCabe  Mrs.    Louisa   R.    dress  maker,   26 

Jew  al  O.  T. 
McCabe  Michael,  laborer,  136  Harford  av 
McCabe  Michael,  laborer,  20  Rose 
McCabe  Mrs.  215  e  Monument 
McCabe  Owen,  laborer,  40  Valley 
McCabe  Mrs.  Rose,  Strieker  s  of  Baltimore 
McCadden  Andrew,  machinist,  365  n  Gay 
McCadden  Daniel,  jr.  machinist,  365  n  Gay 
McCadden  Daniel,  shoemaker,  365  n  Gay 
McCadden  George,  sash  maker,  365  n  Gay 
McCadden  James,  gilder,  365  n  Gay 
McCadden  John,  soldier,  365  n  Gay 
McCaddin  Margaret,  1  Thomsen 
McCaddon  Owen,  tallow  chandler,  2  Fall 
McCafferty  Arthur,  bonnet  frames,  68  Lex- 
ington 
McCafferty   Charles,   painter,  50  L.   McEl- 

derry 
McCafferty  John,  painter,  n  c  cor  Monument 

and  Ensor 
McCafferty  John,  bonnet  frames,  68  Lexing- 
ton 
McCafferty  Joseph,  bonnet  frames,  68  Lex- 
ington 
McCafferty  Mary  C.  dry  goods,  144  Lexing- 
ton 
McCafferty  Wm.  H.  police,  87  n  Caroline 
McCaffrey  Andrew  J.  currier,  224  German 
McCaffrey  George,  clerk,  124  Saratoga 
McCaffrey    henry,  music  dealer  and 
publisher,  205  w  Baltimore,  dw  205  Gilmor 
[See  page  27  Jldvertisements.] 
McCaffrey    James,    chemical    works,   214  s 

Charles 
McCaffrey  Michael,  laborer,  19  Neighbor 


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McCaffrey  Jesse  T.  cattle  dealer,  Penna.  av 

near  Baker 
McCaffrey  Patrick,  salesman,  224  German 
McCaffrey  Patrick,  engineer,  57  Portland 
McCaffrey  Thomas,  furniture,  54  s  Paca 
McCaffrey  Thomas,  carter,  163  s  Central  av 
McCahan  Daniel,  jr.,  mate,  17  s  Ann 
McCahan  Daniel,   plumber,  4  Hill,  dw  11  n 

Regester 
McCahan  D.  L.  (D.  L.  McC.  &  Co.,)  39  Stiles 


McCAHAN  D.  L.  &  CO.,  Plumbers, 
Tinners  and  Gas  Fitters,  s.  w.  cor 
Pratt  and  Caroline. 


McCahan  Edward   L.  time   keeper  Camden 

station,  72  s  Poppleton 
McCahan  George  L.  machinist,  99  Columbia 
McCahan  Mary,  72  s  Poppleton 
McCahan  Michael,  laborer,  8  Abbot  al 
McCain  John,  tobacconist,  132  Pearl 
McCain  John  W.  cigar  maker,  216  w  Biddle 
McCaine  Edward,  cigar  maker,  21  Pearl 
McCall  Andrew  P.  plumber,  136  L.  Greene 
McCall  Hugh,  chemist,  544  Light 
McCall  James,  tinner,  88  Warner 
McCall  James,  brass  finisher,  169  Raborg 
McCall  John,  laborer,  253  e  Monument 
McCall  Michael,  laborer,  639  Light 
McCall  Owen,  laborer,  1  Heath 
McCall  Patrick  A.  plumber  and  gas  fitter,  328 

w  Baltimore,  dw  137  L.  Greene 
McCall  Patrick  H.  ship  carpenter,  66  Wash- 
ington, F.  P. 
McCampbell  George,  carpenter,  14  Garden 
McCampbell  Tho.s.  bricklayer,  179  n  Fremont 
McCall  Patrick,  laborer,  3  Heath 
McCambridge  Dennis  J.  bag.  agent  B.  O.  R.R. 

dw  2  L.  Paca 
McCambridge  John,  soldier,  207  Ramsey 
McCambridge  Mrs.  Rosetta,  93  Conway 
McCamley    Charles,  hackman,  96  Columbia 
McCammean  Nathaniel,  38  s  Mount 
McCandless  Mrs.  Christiana,  101  n  Fremont 
McCandles  Jno.  R.  95  n  Front 
McCandles  Margaret,  95  n  Profit 
McCann  Cornelius,  porter,  184  s  Chester 
McCann  Edward,  cooper,  Cross  near  Lead- 

denhall,  dw  23  Hill 
McCann  Francis,  laborer,  148  s  Chester 
McCann  George  L.  machinist,  99  Columbia 
McCann  Geo.  W.  mariner,  49  Johnson 
McCann  James,  laborer,  Aliceanna  nr  Cannon 
McCann  James,  tinner,  115  Stirling 
McCann  James,  mariner,  49  Johnson 
McCann  John  W.  mariner,  49  Johnson 
McCann  Lloyd,  mariner,  49  Johnson 
McCann  Michael,  mariner,  76  Lancaster 
McCann  Michael,  shoemaker,  3  Hamilton 
McCann  Michael,  shoemaker,  7  Park 
McCann  Mrs.  Mary,  3  Hamilton 
McCann  Peter,  ashman,  215  n  Eden 
McCann  Patrick, grocery,  319  n  Howard 
McCann  Sarah,  huckstress,  70  Lancaster 
McCann  Mrs.  Sophia,  89  s  Sharp 
McCann  Wm.  coach  maker,  35  s  Gay,  shops 

3  and  15  s  Frederick,  dw  69  n  Calvert 
McCannon  Andrew,  wagoner,  7  Abraham 
McCarahier  Daniel,  dispatch    man,  Grundy 

near  Preston 
McCardell  Felix,  laborer,  76  s  Chapel 


McCardell  John,  agricul.   implement  ^maker, 

14  Scott 
McCardell  Samuel  T.  agricul.  implement  ma- 
ker, 14  Scott 
McCardle  Donnel,  soldier,  249  Montgomery 
McCardle  Mary  Jane,  confectioner,  249  Mont- 
gomery 
McCariar  Mary,  151  e  Monument 
McCarn  John,  shoemaker,  Bloodgood  ct 
McCarn  Owen,  boiler  maker,  232  Chesnut 
McCarn  Wm.  hostler,  19  New  Church 
McCarney  Mrs.  Mary,  dressmaker,  46  Mul- 
berry 
McCarriar  James,  photographist,  11  w  Balti- 
more, dw  149  6  Monument 
McCarriar  Mary,  grocery,  151  e  Monument 
McCarrigan  Mary  Ann,  milliner,  105  n  Eutaw 
McCarron  Patrick,  tailor,  1  Clay 
McCarron  Wm.  hostler,  19  New  Church 
McCart  John,  plumber,  90  St.  Paul 
McCart  John,  plumber,  78  n  Front 
McCart  Mrs.  2  Hume 

McCarthy  Alexander,  carpenter,  2  Stirling 
McCarthy  Andrew,  laborer,  20  Walnut  al 
McCarthy  Mrs.  Catharine,  62  Decker 
McCarthy  Dennis,  9  Townsend 
McCarthy  Elizabeth,  seamstress,  250 n  Eutaw 
McCarthy  Jeremiah,  stonemason,  103  Peirce 
McCarthy  John  J.  shoemaker,  58i^  n  How- 
ard, dw  61 
McCarthy  John  F.  tavern,  47  Eastern  av 
McCarthy  Michael,  huckster,  40  Rock 
McCarthy  Martin,  huckster,  40  Rock 
McCarthy  Timothy,  wines  and  liquors,  209 

Louisiana  av,  dw  408  Lexington 
McCarthy  Richard,  machinist,  47  Eastern  av 
McCarthy  Thos.  laborer,  62  Decker 
McCartney  Daniel  P.  engineer,  115  French 
McCartney  John,  miller,  3  Mullikin 
McCartney  Mary,  115  French 
McCartney  Patrick,  tavern,  13  French 
McCartney  William,  porter,  Lexington  near 

Schroeder 
McCarts  John,  laborer,  108  Hillen 
McCarty   &   Bro.   tobacco  and  cigars,  9  St. 

Paul 
McCarty  Catharine,  62  Decker 
McCarty  Dennis,  clerk,  33  w  Hoffman 
McCarty  Eliza,  foot  of  s  Sharp 
McCarty  Isabella,  seamstress,  24  Harford  av 
McCarty  John,  laborer,  15  Hillen 
McCarty  Maria  F.  teacher,  foot  s  Sharp 
McCaity  Peyton  L.  (McC.  &  Bro.)  56  Spring 

Row 
McCarty  Patrick,  huckster,  8  Jackson's  ct 
McCarty  Patrick,  huckster,  73  n  Fremont 
McCarty   R.   D.   (McC.  &  Bro.)   56  Spring 

Row 
McCarty  Theo.  laborer,  62  Decker 
McCarty  Wm.  M.  gravel  roofer,  307  Cross 
McCarty  Wm.  soldier,  129  Peirce 
McCassin  Wm.  block  and  pump  maker,  370 

e  Monument 
McCauley  Bridget,  confectioner,  18  Armistead 

lane 
McCauley  Charles,  Federal  near  Cathedral 
McCauley  Charles,  44  Barre 
McCauley  David  H.  painter,  57  e  Lombard 
McCauley  Mrs.  Elizabeth,  120  n  Poppleton 
McCauley  George,   machinist,  379  w  Lom- 
bard 
McCauley  James  W.  engineer,  264  s  Sharp 
McCauley  Rev.  James  A.  69  Barre 


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McCauley  John,  wheelwright,  3]  Pearl 

McCauley  John  P.  shoemaker,  264  s  Sharp 

McCauley  John  T.  police,  353  e  Monument 

McCauley  John  Thomas,  collar  maker,  120  n 
Poppleton 

McCauley  John  S.  police,  352  e  Monument 

McCauley  Jos.  confectionery,  228  n  Howard 

McCauley  R.  A.  millwright,  26  n  Caroline 

McCauley  Sarah,  87  Park 

McCauley  Mrs.  Sarah,  pickler,  44  Lemmon 

McCauley  Mrs.  Susan,  44  Barre 

McCauley  Wm.  E.  bricklayer,  211  e  Madison 

McCauley  Wm.  L.  shoemkr.  638  w  Baltimore 

McCAULEY  WM.  roofer,  25  s  Bond 

McCauley  Wm.  machinist,  40  n  High 

McCauley  Wm.  S.  (Selby  &  McC.)  353  e 
Monument 

McCausland  Thos.  paper  hanger,  13  Wash- 
ington 

McCawley  Joseph,  coach  maker,  41  s  Paca, 
dw  144  Conway 

McCay  John,  clerk,  s  w  cor  Eager  and  Forrest 

McCay  Joshua  P.  (Wm.  T.  Walters  &  Co.) 
7  Jackson  sq 

McCay  Marcus,  clerk,  14i^s  Calvert 

McCeney  Mis.  Caroline,  189  Franklin 

McCeney  Susan,  144  Mulberry 

McClain  Ann,  seamstress,  128  Harford  av 

McClain  John,  wagoner,  395  e  Fayette 

McClane  Chas.  H.  police,  40  Henrietta 

McClane  Charles  M.  fireman,  586  w  Pratt 

McClane  Patrick,  laborer,  foot  of  Hughes 

McClane  Robert,  blacksmith,  59  William 

McClane  John  M.  clerk  Union  hotel,  s  w  cor 
Pratt  and  Charles 

McClannahan  Daniel,  carp.  209  Harford  av 

McClary  David,  watchman,  175  Chesnut 

McClaskey  Martha  M.  seamstress,  177  n  Fre- 
mont 

McClatchy  Jane,  137  HoUins 

McClatchy  Robert,  plumber,  1  Grace  ct 

McClatchy  William,  plumber,  137  Hollins 

McClayton  John  R.  silversmith,  53  w  Centre 

Mcf -layton  Joseph,  confectioner,  53  w  Centre 

McClean  Charles,  police,  122  Hughes 

McCleary  &  Connelly,  coppersmiths  and  gas 
fitters,  44  Holiday 

McCleary  James,  porter,  38  Barre 

McCleary  John,  tailor,  157  n  Central  av 

McCleary  Robert,  laborer,  53  n  High 

McCleary  Robert,  jr.  (McC.  &  Connelly)  53 
n  High 

McClellan  Mrs.  Amelia,  90  w  Centre 

McClellan  Andrew,  painter,  34  Warner 

McClellan ,  blacksmith,  112  Jefferson 

McClellan  Bridget,  seamstress,  164  Green- 
mount  av 

McClellan  Benj.  F.  blacksmith,  94  w  Centre 

McClellan  Catherine,  118  Saratoga 

McClellan  James,  laborer,  Lexington  w  of 
Calverton  road 

McCMlan  James,  boot  maker,  32  Warner 

McClellan  John,  .sailmakcr,  177  Bank 

McClellan  Margaret,  118  Saratoga 

McCli-llan  Margaret,  s  e  cor  Patuxent  and 
O'Donnell 

McClellan  Mrs.  Mary  A.  48  Columbia 

McClellan  Mary,  49  n  Liberty 

McClellan  Rufus  C.  steward,  262  n  Eutaw 

McClellan  Wm.  W.  67  Cathedral 

McClelland  John,  sailmEiker,  177  Bank 

McClelland  Robert,  grocery,  Falls  road  near 
tollgate 

*.  HEWRY  GIKSi:,  Commission  Merchant,  toe  the  sale  of  Floor,  Grain,  Seeds,  &e. 
BosencUle  Cement  and  Calelned  Plaster  constantly  on  hand,  HI  Spear's  fTharf. 


McClenaghan   Henry,  house  carpenter,  341 

Eastern  av 
McClenahan  James,  carpenter,  349  Forrest 
McClenahan  Reuben,  engineer  U.  S.  N.  131 
s  Sharp 

McClennan, mate,  263  s  Ann 

McClernan  John,   produce   and   commission 

merchant,  201  North,  dw  102  Ross 
McClintock  Alex,  clerk,  50  n  Broadway 
McClintock  C.  W.  bookkeeper,  82  Columbia 
McClintock  John  M.  baggage  agent  B.  &  0. 

R.  R.  11  s  Sharp,  dw  34  Columbia 
McClintock  John  A.  clerk  Harnden  Express, 

82  Columbia 
McClintock  Matthew,  grocery,  n  w  cor  Broad- 
way and  Orleans,  dw  50  n  Broadway 
McClintock  W infield,  grocer,  s  w  cor  Broad- 
way and  Fayette 
McCluney  Mrs.  Martha,  72  n  Caroline 
McCluney  Thos.  sr.  wagoner,  72  n  Caroline 
McCluney  Thos.  jr.  wagoner,  72  n  Caroline 
McClure  Geo.  H.  152  s  Sharp 
McClure  James  T.  carp.  224  n  Central  av      ' 
McCLURE  JAMES  A.  L.  attorney,  41  St. 

Paul,  dw  152  s  Sharp 
McClure  John,  shoemaker,  224  n  Central  av 
McClure  Richard,  (James  Leeke  &  Co.)  273 

Mulberry 
McClure  Wm.  G.  bricklayer,  224  n  Central 

avenue 
McClurg  James,  laborer,  3  Morris  al 
McClusky  Mary,  tailoress,  4  Albert  al 
McClusky  Thomas,  laborer,  4  Albert  al 
McClymont  Alexander,  117  s  High 
McCLYMONT  &  CO.  coal  yard,  cor  Bowly- 

st.  and  West  Falls  av 
McClymont  Mrs.  Elizabeth  117  s  High 
McClymont  William,  sr.  (McC.  &  Co.)  117 

s  High 
McClymont  William,  jr.  (McC.  &  Co.)  117 

s  High 
McColgan  Ann,  confectioner,  139  n  Front 
McCOLGAN  CHARLES,  foreign  and   do- 
mestic liquors,  8  Saratoga,  dw  178  n  Calvert 
McColgan  Rev.  Edward,  40  Hollins 
McColgan  James,  grocer,  n  e  cor  Jefferson 

and  Central  av 
McColgan  Jas.  telegraphist  Adam's  express, 

164  w  Baltimore 
McColgan  Michael  E.  178  n  Calvert 
McColgan  &  McNevin,  coal,  s  w  cor  North 

and  Franklin 
McColgan  Patrick,  (McC.  &  McNevin,)  40 

Hollins 
McCollon  Mary,  tailoress,  48  Harford  av 
McCollouf  John,  hackman,  25  Chase 
McCollum  Alexander,  66  Aisquith 
McCoUum  Herman  A.  painter,  262  Mulberry 
McCollum  John,  assistant  U.  S.  assessor,  2 

Mount 
McCollum  John  W.  clerk.  Mount  near  Bal- 
timore 
McCollum  Wm.  drayman,  154  George 
McColm  Robert  B.  chairmaker,  101  e  Madison 
McComas  Amos,  hay  packer,  19  n  Strieker 
McComas  Ann,  dressmaker,  131  Hollins 
McCOMAS  ALEXANDER,  gunsmith   and 

importer,  51  s  Calvert,  dw  205  e  Fayette 
McComas  Alverda, seamstress,  152  Cathedral 
McComas  Mrs.  Annie,  fancy  goods,  190  Mad- 
ison av 
McComas  Charles,  private  watchman,  6  Mul- 
berry 


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McComas  Cornelia  F.  dressmaker,  25  Pearl 
McComas  George  A.  clerk,  29  Stiles 
McComas   George    M     chief  clerk    tobacco 

warehouse,  No.  5,  504  w  Baltimore 
McComas  Gilbert,  130  e  Front 
McComas  James,  carpenter,  517  Lexington 
McComas  James  A.  bricklayer,  190  Madison 

avenue 
McComas  John  S.  clerk,  393  w  Lombard 
McComas  John  P.  clerk    Northern   Central 

Railway,  73  n  Charles 
McComas  Lee,  pattern  maker,  393  w  Lom- 
bard 
McComas  Nicholas  D.  cutter,  187  Aisquith 
McComas  Robert,  bricklayer,  17  s  Oregon 
McComas  Stephen  O.  carpenter,  131  Hollins 
McComas  Mrs.  Sarah,  256  Mulberry 
McComas  Thomas  W.  bookkeeper,  23  n  Cal- 
vert 
McComas  Wm.  bricklayer,  394  Saratoga 
McComas  Wm.  G.  cigar  maker,  25  Pearl 
McComb  Alexander,  meat  packer,  92  Green - 

mount  av 
McComb  James,  paper  hanger,  14  Willow 
McComb' Samuel,  brass  finisher,  14  Willow 
McConkey  John  W.  (J.  S.  Reese  &  Co.)  303 

Madison  av 
McCONKV  &  PARR,  wholesale  grocers  and 

commission  merchants;  91  and  93  South 
McConkey  Stephen  D.  custom  house  officer, 

222  Aisquith 
McConkey  Wm.  303  Madison  av 
McConky  James,  fMcC.  &  Parr)  281   Madi- 
son av 
McConn  Richard,  flour  merchant,  135  n  How- 
ard, dw  185 
McConn  Wm.  superintendent  planing    mill, 

66  s  Eden 
McConnell  Elizabeth,  183  n  High 
McConnell  Geo.  livery  stables,  78  n  Calvert 
McConnell  John,  laborer,  730  w  Baltimore 
McConnell  Joseph,  laborer,  730  w  Baltimore 
McConnell  Patrick,  rags,  730  w  Baltimore 
McConnell  Thos.  laborer,  730  w  Baltimore 
McConnell  Thos.  plumber,  105  Garden 
McConnica  Charles,  cooper,  136  Gough 
McConnolly  Hugh,   second-hand  goods,  301 

n  Howard 
McConnell  Wm.  huckster,  22  Dewberry  al 
McConville  Edward,  pedler,  428  Saratoga 
McCord  Wm.  blacksmith,  ]85  Aliceanna 
McCord  Wm.  D.  (Eaverson  &  McC.)  124  e 

Pratt 
McCorley  John,  hackman,  s  w  cor  Eutaw  and 

Mulberry 
McCormick  Ann,  8  Poppleton  I 

McCormick  Mrs.  Ann,  seamstress,  57  Fort  av 
McCormick  Alexander,  gardener,  n  Fremont  ! 
near  Walsh  j 

McCormick  Ann,  160  e  Monument 
McCormick  Benj.  city  collector's   office,  36  s   \ 
Ann  I 

McCormick  Benj.  clerk,  36  s  Ann  i 

McCormick  Bridget,  confectioner,  90  s  Sharp  I 
McCormick  Carrie,  saleswoman,  190  Vine  I 
McCormick  Ellen,  grocer,  286  Harford  av  ! 
McCormick  Ellen,  6e  Fayette 
McCormick  Mrs.  Elizabeth  A.  52  McCulloh  ' 
McCormick  Francis,  laborer,  1  Spruce  al  ! 

McCormick  Jas.  H.T.  morocco  dresser,  Don- 
nelly ct 
McCormick  James,  draftsman,   85   Harrison, 
Canton 


McCormick  James,  collier,  1  Elliott 
McCormick  James,  laborer,  gas  works,  Spring 

Gardens 
McCormick  John,  laborer,  3  Rose 
McCormick  John,  carpenter,  35  Ross 
McCormick  John,  gardener,  n  Fremont  near 

Walsh 
McCormick  Mrs.  Letitia,  dressmaker,  36  Ross 
McCormick  Mrs.  M.  dairy,  55  s  Dewberry  al 
McCormick  Patrick,  carter,  55  s  Dewberry  al 
McCORMICK  P.  restaurant,  s  w  cor  Eutaw 

and  Mulberry 
McCormick  Patrick,   confectionery,   255    L.    . 

Hughes 
McCORMICK  THOMAS,   merchant  tailor, 

149  w  Baltimore,  dw  16  Holland 
McCormick  — — ,  laundress,  32  Hillen 
McCormick    Wm.    carter,   Townsend    near 

Strieker 
McCormick  Wm.    dispatcher   for   Treverton 

Coal  Co.,  241  w  Hoffman 
McCormick  Wm.  T.  stair  builder,  138  n  Fre- 

rtiont 
McCormick  Wm.  H.  printer,  234  Aisquith 
McCormick  Wm.  L.  66  w  Biddle 
McCosker  Bridget,  175  e  Madison 
McCosker  Mary  A.  tailoress,  McHenry  n  of 

Fulton 
McCoubray  Thomas,  cracker  bakery,  158  w 

Pratt,  dw  191  e  Lombard 
McCoull  A.  M.  preserving,  56  n  Exeter 
McCourt  David,  laborer,  21  Willow 
McCoull  Geo.  C.  coffin  maker,  131  Saratoga 
McCourt  Geo.  harness  maker,  ]24McElderry 
McCoull  Geo.  W.  cabinet  maker,  131  Saratoga 
McCoull  Robert,  printer,  56  n  Exeter 
McCourt  James,  wood  dealer,  9  May 
McCourt  James  laborer,  13  Albert  al 
McCourt  John,  foundryman,  202  L,  Constitu- 
tion 
McCourt  John,  tavern,  50  Biddle  a! 
McCourt  Wm.  bricklayer,  124  McElderry 
McCoy  Agnes  K.  tavern,  42  King 
McCoy  Ciias.  W.  C.  (Alex 'r  Murdoch  &  Co.) 

65  n  Liberty 
McCoy  Chas.  A.  carpenter,  108  Scott 
McCoy  Catharine,  servant  St.  Bridget's  hos- 
pital house 
McCoy  Daniel,  grocer,  114  w  Fayette 
McCoy  David  G.  clerk,  327  Franklin 
McCoy  David,  jr.  currier,  114  w  Fayette 
McCoy  Edmund   S.  clerk   Record  office,  329 

Franklin 
McCoy  Edwin  F.  clerk,  205  Saratoga 
McCoy  Elizabeth  F.  36  Boyd 
McCoy  Elizabeth,  356  e  Monument 
McCoy  Hugh,  laborer,  150  n  Bond 
McCoy  Henry  B.  marble  cutter,  32  n  Repub- 
lican 
McCoy  James,  butcher,  797  w  Baltimore 
McCoy  John,  machinist,  25  Armisteadla 
McCoy  John  T.  police,  353  e  Monument 
McCoy   John  N.  cabinet  maker,  477  w  Fay- 
ette 
McCoy  Mrs.  Mary  E.  1  New 
McCoy  Mary  F.  84  n  Charles 
McCoy  Major  Smith,  205  Saratoga 
McCoy  Samuel,  bookkeeper,  14  Penn 
McCoy   Stephen  S.  carpenter,  177  e  Fayette 
McCoy  Stephen,  36  n  Eden 
McCoy   Stores  Kline,  brakesman,  205  Sara- 
toga 
McCoy  Wash.  K.  clerk,  205  Saratoga 


GEO.  S.  PAGK  Si  BRO.,  Maniifncturers    of  Roofs   nud   Roofing   Blaterials,  111   Smltll's 
l\l»arf.     C.  HART  SanTH,  Agent. 


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McCoy  Wm.  hostler,  41  King 

McCoy  Lieut.  Wm.,  U.  S.  A.  293  w  Pratt 

McCoy  Wm.  ]21  Elliott 

McCoy  Wm.  carpenter,  353  e  Monument 

McCoy  Wm.  carpenter  and  sexton,  Chappell 

near  Fremont 
McCoy  Zorah,  dress  maker,  186  German 
McCracken  Geo.  mariner,  14  s  Bond 
McCracken  James,  carter,  330  s  Sharp 
McCracken   Joseph,  (Baker    &  McC.)    291 

Light 
McCracken  Wm.  153  L.  Greene 
McCray  John,  teamster,  109  Vine 
McCrea  James,  plumber,  756  w  Baltimore 
McCrea  Mr.s.  P.  194  Preston 
McCready  Edward,  pilot,  20  n  Caroline 
McCready  Capt.  Geo.  mariner,  14  s  Bond 
McCready  James,  mariner,  54  Stiles 
McCready  John  H.  pilot,  28  n  Caroline 
McCready  &  Phillips,  grocers,  7  West  Falls 

av 
McCready  Susan,  107  n  Howard 
McCready  Wesley,  (McC.  &   Phillips,)   111 

s  High 
McCreary  John  W.  drayman,  224  n  Howard 
McCreery  James,  (Hamilton   Easter  &  Co.) 

32  McCulloh 
McCreigh  Mrs.  Rebecca,  250  s  Charles 
McCron  Rev.  Dr.  John,  125  Lexington 
McCron  John,  engineer,  173  Hollins 
McCron  Sarah,  173  Hollins 
McCubbin  Amanda,  milliner, 266  n  Gay 
McCubbin  Chas.  T.  carpenter,  2' St.  James 
McCubbin  Joshua,  tailor,  127  MuUikin 
McCubbin  Nicholas,  tailor,  12  e  Fayette,  dw 

93  n  Eden 
McCubbin  Thos.  A.  127  Mullikin 
McCubbin  Thos.  feed,  129  Forrest 
McCubbin  Wm.  M.  painter,  105  n  Calvert 
McCulloh  Dr.  James  H.  101  w  Fayette 
McCulloh  Dr.  John  K.  101  w  Fayette 
McCulloh  Mary  A.  24  n  Liberty 
McCullough  Ann,  213  Forrest 
McCullough  Andrew  J.  wood  turner,  181  n 

Eden 
McCullough  Chas.  F.  hatter,  30  n  Front 
McCullough  Duncan  H.  280  e  Pratt 
McCullough  Geo.  W.  213  Forrest 
McCullough  G.  S.  (Philip  Gover  &Co.)  123 

w  Fayette 


MCCULLOUGH  JOHN  G.  Whole- 
sale and  Retail  Dealer  in  Coal  and 
Wood,  oflBces :  n.  w.  cor.  Pratt 
and  Fremont  streets,  n.  w.  cor. 
Park  and  Fayette  streets.  Yard— 
s.  w.  cor.  Preston  and  Cathedral 
streets.  Wharf— foot  of  Eutaw-st. 
dw.  128  w.  Fayette. 


McCullough  John,  carpenter,  17  n  Eden 
McCullough  John,  porter,  48  n  Bond 

McCullough  dr.  j.  haines,  107  n 

Paca,  dw  109 
McCulloughMary,  huckstress,  59  Clay 
McCullough  R.  stone  mason,  101  Hillen 
McCuUum  Edwd.  shoemaker,  92  French 
MiCullum  John,  assistant  assessor,  n  Mount 

near  Baltimore 


McCully  Clinton,  (Poumairat  &  McC)  634 

w  Fayette 
McCully  Wm.  boiler  maker,  2  Williamson 
McCunnigan  Daniel,  chair  maker,  IB  Jeffer- 
son 
McCurdy  Dennis,  groceries  and  liquors,  146 

Bank 
McCurdy  Jas.  R.  clerk,  173  n  Eden 
McCurdy  James,  engineer,  526  w  Lombard 
McCurdy  James,  carver  and  gilder,  15  Valley 
McCurdy  John  H.  shoemaker,  156  Hollina 
McCurdy  Robt,  B.   glass  blower,  Stockholm 

near  Eutaw 
McCurley   Edward,  machinist,  22  n  Republi- 
can 
McCurley  Felix,  grocer,  733  w  Baltimore 
McCurley  Fehx,  bricklayer,  725  w  Baltimore 
McCurley  Geo.   bricklayer,  725  w  Baltimore 
McCurley  Henry  C.  clerk,  725  w  Baltimore 
McCurley  James,  coach  maker,  21  n  Liberty, 

dw  15 
McCurley  John,  sr.  china  and  stoneware,  725 

w  Baltimore 
McCurley  Joseph,  brick  maker,  500  w  Fay- 
ette 
McCusker  Barney,  hostler,  132  Greenmount 

av 
McCusker  Daniel,  laborer,  243  Gough 
McCusker  Philip,  carter,  106  Stirling 
McCusker  Thos.  laborer,  8  n  Amity 
McCusker  Thomas,  ship  carpenter,  320  Can- 
ton av 
McCurran  Mrs.  Shelly,  14  Garden 
McCutchen   James,   painter,   cor   Covingtonf 

and  Hamburg 
McCutcheon  Wm.  H.  sutler,  7  Columbia 
McCutchinsGeo.  wood,  35  Henrietta 
McCutchins  Geo.  W.  caulker,  35  Henrietta 
McDade  Mrs.  Elizabeth,  154  Hollins 
McDaniel  Chas.  27  Haw 
McDaniel   Columbus,  cooper,  112   Dugan's 

wharf 
McDaniel  Elizabeth,  grocery,  159  Montgom- 
ery 
McDaniel  Mrs.  Elizabeth,  59  s  Eden 
McDaniel  Mrs.  Elizabeth,  37  e  Pratt 
McDaniel  Jas.    E.    (N.  Hynson  Jennings  & 

Co.)  88  n  Charles 
McDaniel  Jas.  L.  commis.  merch.  cor  Light 
and  Water,  dw  s  w  cor  Bolton  and  Lan- 
vale 
McDaniel  J.  R.  engineer,  59  s  Eden 
McDaniel  Sarah  A.  149  e  Lombard 
McDaniel    Wm.   H.  ship    carpenter,   222  e 

Lombard 
McDaniels  Thos.  laborer,  45  French 
McDemmitt  Chas.  painter,  1  Gough 
McDcrmot  David,  laborer,  503  Saratoga 
McDermotMrs.  Elizabeth,  64  Camden 
McDerniot  Jas.  shoemaker,  127  Franklin 
McDermot  John,  grocer,  flour  and  feed,  799 

w  Baltimore 
McDermot  John,  tavern,  5  Camden  la 
McDermot  Mrs.  Mary,  26  Chatsworth 
McDermot  Misses,  teachers,   13  s  Broadway 
McDermot  Owen,  wagoner,  172  n  High 
McDermot  Owen,  teamster,  26  Chatsworth 
McDermot  Patrick,  laborer,  13  Colvin  ct 
McDermot  Theodore,  painter,  341  n  Gay 
McDermot  Thos.  laborer,  185  L.  Hughes 
McDermot  Timothy,  (Charles  Martin  «&  Co.) 

29  n  Liberty 
McDermot  Mrs.  Wm.  T.  166  s  Charles 


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McDermott  Mary  A.  nurse,  2  Bolton 
McDermott  Mrs.  Mary,  17  s  Ann 
McDermott  Susanna,  97  Gough 
McDermott  Thos.  12  Block 
McDermott  Thos.  grocery,  328  Light 
McDermott  Thos.  cigar  maker,  2  Bolton 
McDermott  Thos.  29  n  Liberty 
McDermut  Mary,  fancy  goods,  341  n  Gay 
McDevitt  Ann,  grocery,  21  Saratoga 
McDevitt  Bridget,  86  Hillen 
McDevitt  Cornelius,  35  e  Monument 
McDevitt  Cornelius,  blacksmith,  229  n  Caro- 
line 
McDevitt  Edward,  tavern,  12  w  Madison 
McDevitt  Frank,  marble  cutter,  229  n  Caroline 
McDevitt  John,  124  w  Baltimore 
McDevitt  John,  morocco  finisher,  14  w  Balti- 
more 
McDevitt  John,  gardener,  229  n  Caroline 
McDevitt  Mrs.  shop,  184  n  Central  av 
McDevitt  Susan,  confectioner,  27  e  Madison 
McDonald  Alexander,  Perry  near  Charles 
McDonald  Angus,  cabinet  maker,  9  Perry 
McDonald  Mrs.  Christina,  194  n  Eutaw 
McDonald  Chas.  restaurant,  47  n  Paca 
McDonald  Chas.  jr.  clerk,  47  n  Paca 
McDonald  Mrs.  Elizabeth,  87  s  Exeter 
McDonald  Eliza,  grocery,  n  e  cor  Monument 

and  Spring 
McDonald  Harriet,  17  George 
McDonald  James,  ship  carpenter,  344  Eastern 

av 
McDonald  Jas.  veterinary  surgeon,  2  n  Bond 
McDonald  Jas.  drayman,  11  Hillen 
McDonald  Capt.  Joel  W.   mariner,  133  Bank 
McDonald  John,  grocer,  n  e  cor  Grundy  and 

Hoffman 
McDonald  John,  20  s  Ann 
McDonald  John,  chandler,  Frederick  av 
McDonald  John,  laborer,  105  Vine 
McDonald  John,  tavern,  164  n  Front 
McDonald  Laughlin,  tavern,  62  President 
McDonald  Lawrence,  laborer,  25  Bank 
McDonald  Maria,  95  Saratoga 
McDonald  Martin,  grocery,  370  Canton  av 
McDonald  Michael,  hack  owner,  77  Mulberry 
McDonald  Michael,  driver,  130  Central  av 
McDonald  Mrs.  Milcah,  616  Lexington 
McDonald  Patrick,  157  Hughes 
McDonald  Patrick,  hackman,  187  n  Exeter 
McDonald  peter  feed,   cor  Pratt    and 

McElderry's  whf.  dw  11  s  Exeter 
McDonald  Samuel,  messenger  at  Adams'  Ex- 
press, 105  Ross 
McDonald  Mrs.  Sarah,  huckstress,  58  Rich- 
mond 
McDonald  THOMAS,  restaurant,  28  w 

Lombard 
McDonald  Wm.  bartender,  47  n  Paca 

McDonald U.  S.  N.  68  n  Broadway 

McDonnell  Anna,  fringe  maker,  192  Vine 
McDonnell  Anne,  rear  of  78   Centre  Market 

space     • 
McDonnell  Catherine,  192  Vine 
McDonnell  Catherine,  26  Philpot 
McDonnell  &  Co.  trimmings,  65  n  Howard 
McDonnell  Eugene,  commission  merchant,  75 

and  77  n  Calvert,  dw  65  n  Howard 
McDonnell  James,  shoemaker,  250  e  Madison 
McDonnell  James,  hack  driver,  129  n  Front 
McDonnell  James,  laborer,  6  e  Foundry 
McDonnell  James,  22  Scott 
McDonnell  Lawrence,  laborer,  9  Scott 


McDonnell  JAMES,  commis- 
sion Merchant  in  Foreign  and  Do- 
mestic Liquors,  Best  Brands  of 
Old  Sye  and  Malt  Whiskeys,  47 
Calve?.t  street  and  47  Cheapside, 
dw  304  w  Lombard. 

McDonnell  Mary,  cap  maker,  192  Vine 
McDonnell  Michael,  laborer,  48  Harford  av 
McDonnell  Patrick,  laborer,  86  York 
McDonnell  Richard,  grocer,  201  Canton  av 
McDonnell  Sarah,  boarding,  289  n  Gay 
McDonnell  Thomas,    produce,   s  e  cor  Pratt 

and  Commerce,  dw  56  Albemarle 
McDonnell  Thomas,  carpenter,  7  McElderry 
McDonnough  Bridget,  pedler,  186  s  Sharp 
McDonnough  Cecelia,   tailoress,  20  Albert  al 
McDonnough  Miles,  collector,  20  Albert  al 
McDonnough  James,  laborer,  108  s  Regester 
McDonough  James,  ship  carpenter,  344  East- 
ern av 
McDonough  John,  marine,  U.  S.  N.  326  Can- 
ton av 
McDonough  Martin,  grocer,  370  Canton  av 
McDonough  Patrick,  laborer,  15  Fountain 
McDonough  Thomas,  ship  carpenter,  183  s 

Chester 
McDormitt  Bernard,  private  watchman,   138 
Holiday 

McDorvert ,  laborer,  15  Hull 

McDougal  John,  38  French 

McDougall    &    Clarke,    lumber,    158    West 

Falls  av 
McDougall   James,  (McD.  &  Clarke,)  61  e 

Pratt 
McDougall   John,   blacksmith,  69  s  Fremont 
McDowell  Edw.  G.  (McD.,  Robinson  &  Co.) 

79  Park 
McDowell  Elizabeth,  nurse,  180  Conway 
McDowell  Elizabeth,  29  Hamilton 
McDowell   FRANCIS,   merchant  tailor, 

236  w  Pratt,  dw  47  Hollins 
McDowell  James,  pedler,  314  Forrest 
McDowell  Patrick,  teamster,  192  Vine 
McDowell  John,  coach  painter,  228  n  Caroline 
McDowell  Lieut.  R.  M.,  A.  D.  C.  53  Lexing- 
ton 
McDowell,  ROBINSON&  CO.  importers 
and  dealers  in  carpets,  oil  cloths,  &c.  264  w 
Baltimore 
McDowell  Robert,  (McD.,  Robinson  &  Co.) 

112  St.  Paul 
McDowell  Thomas,  restaurant,  154  n  Gay 
McDowell  Wm.  shoemaker,  54  n  Oregon 
McDowell  Dr.  Wm.  S.  dentist,  39  Lexington 
McDriburn  Idas,  86  Holland 
McDuffie  John,  116  n  Schrocder 
McELDERRY  HENRY,  U.  S.   weigher  at 

Custom  house,  20  n  Howard 
McElderry  Mrs.  Hugh,  151  St.  Paul 
McElderry  Thomas,  clerk  B.  &  0.  R.  R.  201 

n  Howard 
McElduff  Peter,  laborer,  60  Hull 
McElhany  John,  bricklayer,  42  Williamson 
McElhiney  Wm.  J.  clerk,  390  Franklin 
McElmoyle  Archibald,  intelligence  office,  8  n 

Frederick,  dw  28  w  Baltimore 
McElray  Mary,  108  n  Schroeder 
McElray  Matthew,  saddler,  73  s  Charles 
McEray  Wm.  soldier,  108  n  Schroeder 
McElroy  James,  printer,  12  Granby 


HEHTRY  GIESE,   Cominissiou  Merchant,   for   tJie   sale    of  Flour,   Grain,  Seeds,  &c. 
Roseudale  Cement  and  Calcined  Plaster  constantly  on  liand,  HI  Spear's  Wliaxf. 


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McElroy  Geo.  W.  clerk  at  custom  house,- 164 

nHigh 
McElroy  James,  barkeeper,  at  Barnum's  hotel 
McElroy  James,  trunk  maker,  34  n  Caroline 
McElroy  James  W.  attorney,  31  Lexington, 

dw  Baltimore  co 
McElroy  John  C.  clerk,  305  n  Howard 
McElroy  John,  laborer,  46  Division 
McElroy  John,  butcher,  503  e  Baltimore 
McElroy  John  T.  butcher,  503  e  Baltimore 
McElroy  John,  trunk  maker,  30  Rock 
McElroy  John,  teamster,  17  Townsend 
McElroy  Mrs.  Julia,  nurse,  S.Tyson 
McElroy  Martha,  181  n  Exeter 
McElroy  Matthew,  grocery,  2  Orleans 
McELROY  PATRICK,  marble  table  billiard 

saloon,  over  5)^  North,  dw  26  w  Fayette 
McElroy  Samuel,  huckster,  30  Rock 
McElroy  Wm.  H.  butcher,  503  e  Baltimore 
MeElvanay  Bernard,  carter,  137  s  Caroline 
McElwee  Mary,  68  President 
McElwee  Wm.  harness  maker,  469  n  Gay 
McElwee  Wm.  harness  maker,  78  Mulberry 
McElwee  Wm.  porter,  17  Thomson 
McEnnis  John,  currier,  165  n  Fremont 
McEntee  Matthew,  laborer,  2  L.  Constitution 
McEnsmen  Mrs.  Jno.  W.  28  n  Poppleton 
McEvoy  Jacob,  helper,  556  w  Lombard 
McEvoy  James,  secretary  Peabody  Insurance 

Co.,  128  Cathedral 
McEvoy  Mrs.  James,  128  Cathedral 
McEvoy  Mary,  118  Pearl 
McEwan  Hugh,  tinner,  59  n  High 
McFadden  Mrs.  Ellen,  286  Franklin 
McFadden  George,  carpenter,  297  Franklin 
McFadden  Jas.  D.  cigar  maker,  286  Franklin 
McFadden  John  A.  clerk,  98  Lexington 
McFadden  John  H.  police,  208  n  Central  av 
McFadden  Mary  K.  Ill  Grundy 
McFadden  Thomas,  40  Block 
McFallen  John,  388  Franklin 
McFarland  C.  D.  attorney,  46  Lexington,  dw 

s  e  cor  St.  Paul  and  Saratoga 
McFarland  James,  tanner,  339  Ross 
McFarland   James   S.   watchman  at  Custom 

house,  42  Amity 
McFarland  John,  forwarding  and  commission 

merchant,  s  Eutaw,  dw  178  Conway 
McFarland  John,  laborer,  130  Cross 
McFaron  John,  laborer,  183  Peirce 
McFaul  Alexander,  jr.  ship  carpen.  9  Fountain 
McFaul  John,  328  n  Howard 
McFaul  Joseph,  shoemaker,  102  St.  Peters 
McFay  Mrs.  Catherine,  71  Camden 
McFee  Mrs.  Elizabeth,  160  w  Biddle 
McFee  James,  stone  cutter,  160  w  Biddle 
McFee  James,  lumber  inspector,  88  s  Eden 
McFee  Mrs.  Mary  Ann,  160  w  Biddle 
McFrederick  Margaret,  57  Preston 
McGahan  John,  carter,  74  French 
McGahan  John  J.  cooper,  66  Harford  av 
McGalian  Patrick,  laborer,  18  Gould  al 
McGahan  Susan,  140  Holiday 
McGahan  Wm.  grocer,  n  e  cor  Monument 

and  Bond 
McGall  David,  grocery,  278  Franklin 
McGall  John  H.  carpenter,  259  Franklin 
McGull  Samuel,  laborer,  117  Peirce 
McGallagher  Rebecca,  Falls  road  near  North- 
ern av 
McGallagher  Saml.  laborer,  6  French 
McGann  Andrew,  rope  maker,  Harford  av. 

near  Point  la 


McGann  Henry,  draftsman,  29  e  Monument 
McGann  Wm.  laborer,  32  Jew  al 
McGarey  Hugh,  laborer,  6  Neilson  ct 
McGarigle  John,  printer,  250  e  Pratt 
McGarngle  John,  carter,  105  Jefferson 
McGarity  James,  hackman,  21  MuUikin 
McGarrity  Thomas,  huckster,?  Thomsen 
McGarvey  James,  clerk  light  house  inspector, 

38  e  Fayette 
McGeady  John,  cabinet  maker,  71  Lee 
McGee  Abel,  upholsterer,  12  s  Fremont 
McGee  Ann,  grocery,  s  e  cor  Eastern  av.  and 

Chester 
McGee  Mrs.  Ann,  195  Vine 
McGee  Francis  A.  63  n  Calvert 
McGee  Francis,  shoemaker,  12  n  Poppleton 
McGee  George,  clerk,  169  Peirce 
McGee  Geo.  R.  clerk,  63  n  Calvert 
McGee  John,  laborer,  42  Stockton  al 
McGee  John,  drayman,  87  Richmond 
McGee  John,  trunk  maker,  35  w  Fayette  and 

basement  Carroll  hall,  dw  35  w  Fayette 
McGee  John  Owen,  livery  stables,  cor  Paca 

and  German,  dw  59  n  Pme 
McGEE  JOSEPH  H.  &  BROTHER,  Miller's 

Hotel  and  drove  stables,  s  w  cor  Paca  and 

German. — [See  p.  49  Mvertisements.] 
McGee  Joseph,  laborer,  12  Pleasant  al 
McGee  Mary  A.  upholstress  12  s  Fremont 
McGee  Miles,  porter,  40  Brune 
McGee  Patrick,  veterinary  surgeon,  s  e  corner 

Eastern  av  and  Chester 
McGee  Patrick,  laborer,  31  Eastern  av 
McGee  Robert,  laborer,  195  Vine 
McGee  Mrs.  Rose,  94  Ensor 
McGEE  THOMAS  H.  (Kelly,  Hazen  &  Co.) 

258  Hanover 
McGee  Wm.  sailmaker,  28  Warren 
McGee  Wm.  H.  clerk,  313  Franklin 
McGee  Wm.  (Milbourne,  Adams  &  McG.) 

Warren 
McGee  Wm.  soldier,  1  Hull  al 
McGee  Wm.  blacksmith,  rear  of  3  Watson 
McGee  Wm.  James,  clerk,  79  Peirce 
McGeoch  James,  painter,  cor  Aisquith  and 

Maiden  la 
McGEOCH    JOHN,  agent  New   Assembly 

Rooms,  n  e  cor  Hanover  and  Lombard,  dw 

104  n  Exeter 
McGeoch  Mary,  cor  Aisquith  and  Maiden  la 
McGeveney  Michael,  lab'r,  104  Dugan's  whf 
McGill  John,  stone  cutter,  222  Raborg 
McGill  John,  boiler  maker,  Gould's  la.,  rear  of 

641  Light 
McGill  Patrick,  produce,  410  w  Baltimore,  dw 

50  Josephine 
McGill  Patrick,  milk,  Washington  road 
McGill  Thomas,  caulker,  106  Montgomery 
McGill  Patrick,  ship  carpenter,  50  Johnson 
McGiUy  William,  painter,  5e  Madison 
McGinley  Durbin,  plumber,  333  Saratoga 
McGinley  James,  canvasser,  333  Saratoga 
McGinn  Arthur,  laborer,  10  Scott    . 
McGinn  Henry,  laborer,  50  s  Durham 
McGinn  John,  hackman  130  n  Front 
McGinn  Patrick,  grocery,  s  e  cor  Bank  and 

Chester 
McGinn  James  R.  136  Hoffman 
McGinney  James  H.  boiler  maker,  4  Hub- 
bard's al 
McGinney  Mary,  laundi'ess,  23  Abey  al 
McGinney  Patrick,  22  Slemmer  al 
McGinnis  Harriet,  dressmaker,   118  Saratoga 


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McGinnis  Francis  J.   treasurer  Firemen's  In- 
surance Company,  42  s  Siiarp 
McGinnis  Henry  C.  clerk,  42  s  Sharp 
McGinnis  James,  hackman,  9  Mulberry 
McGinnis  James,  machinist,  167  Raborg 
McGinnis  John,  soldier,  566  w  Lombard 
McGinnis  John,  laborer,  cor  Cambridge  and 

Windsor 
McGinnis  John,  laborer,   Bethel  near  Walker 
McGinnis  John,  clerk  of  Hollins  market,  567 

w  Lombard 
McGinnis  Mrs.  Mary,  huckstress,  63  Camden 
McGinnis  Michael,  blacksmith,  112  Harford 

av 
McGinnis  Richard,  shoemaker,   150  n  Eutaw 
McGinnis  Rosina,  tailoress,  165  n  Fremont 
McGinnis  Theodore  F.  567  w  Lombard 
McGinnis  Thomas,  mariner,  221  s  Ann 
McGinnity  Bernard,  carpenter,  69  Buren 
McGinnity  Felix,  hackman,  19  Davis 
McGivney  James,  clerk  U.  S.  Hotel,  69  Presi- 
dent 
McGlenn  Bridget,  confectionery,  17  Fish  mar- 
ket space 
McGlenn  John,  hackman,  17  Fish  Market 

space 
McGlenn  John,  hackman,  15  s  Front 
McGlennan  Mrs.  Bridget,  94  Pearl 
McGlennan  Mrs.  Bridget,  grocery,  34  Ross 
McGlennan  Dennis,  books,  107  Saratoga 
McGlennan  John,  marketer  at  Barnum's  hotel, 

31  New  Church 
McGlennan  John,  porter,  34  Ross 
McGlennan  John,  hackman,  n  w  cor  German 

and  Pine 
McGlennan  Thomas  P.  harness  maker,  404  w 

Baltimore 
McGlennan  Thomas,  laborer,  85  s  Wolfe 
McGlennan  Thomas,  furniture,  404  w  Balti- 
more 
McGlone  Barbara,  6  Harford  av 
McGlone  George,  contractor,  126  Cathedral 
McGlone  George  J.  126  Cathedral 
McGlone  John,  126  Cathedral 
McGlone  John,  huckster,  825  Aisquith 
McGlone  John  T.  clerk,  325  Aisquith 
McGlonnin  John,  laborer,  184  Dover 
McGlow  Patrick,  laborer,  27  Foster  al 
McGonnigale  John,  laborer,  101  n  Spring 
McGonnigale  Wm.  drayman,  101  n  Spring 
McGookin  Martha,  155  n  Fremont 
McGouldrick  Owen,  199)^  e  Madison 
McGovern  James,  laborer,  77  n  Oregon 
McGovern  B.  laborer,  200  Chesnut 
McGovern  Michael,  printer,  59  Hillen 
McGovern  Owen,  hackman,  7  Callendar  al 
McGovern  Patrick,  hackman,  7  Callendar  al 
McGovern  Patrick,  hackman,  100  s  Howard 
McGowan  Mr.s.  Elizabeth,  48  Ross 
McGowan  George,  hackman,  2  Mulberry 
McGowan  Henry,  grocery,  5  Hamilton 
McGowan  James,  laborer,  23  Haw 
McGowan  John,    62  Conway 
McGowan  John,  carpenter,  130  Vine 
McGuey  George,  bartender,  57  n  Schroeder 
McGowan  John,  laborer,  32  n  Oregon 
McGowan  John,  128  Preston 
McGowan  John  C.  clerk,  157  w  Biddle 
McGowan  John,  soldier,  5  Preston 
McGowan  Mrs.  Julia,  549  w  Saratoga 
McGowan  Hugh,  273  Franklin 
McGowan  Mrs.  Mary,  5  Hamilton  al 
McGowan  Mary  E.  140  Pearl 


McGowan  Michael,  Falls  road  near  toll  gate 
McGowan  Oliver,  clerk,  62  n  Greene 
McGowan  Stephen,  cooper,  164  Conway 
McGowan  Thomas,  commissary  department, 

121  e  Pratt 
McGowan  Thomas,  machinist,  102  Dolphin 
McGowan  Wm.  laborer,  102  Dolphin 
McGowan  Wm.  salesman  233  Saratoga, 
McGowan  Wm.  jr.  laborer,  102  Dolphin 
McGrann  John,  huckster,  67  Clay 
McGrane  Patrick,  stone  cutter,  120  n  High, 

dw57 
McGrath  James,  tavern,  23  Canton  av 
McGrath  Joanna,  confectionery,  170  Green- 
mount  av 
McGrath  Michael,  shoemaker,  14  Mercer 
McGraw  Bernard,  laborer,  61  L.  McEIderry 
McGraw  Mrs.  Betsy,  milk  dealer,  285  Raborg 
McGraw  James,  135  Ensor 
McGraw  James,  soap  boiler,  82  Stirling 
McGraw  John,  laborer,  86  Stirling 
McGray  Catherine,  158  Pennsylvania  av 
McGrayWirrifred,  confectionery,  120  s  Wash- 
ington, F.  P. 
McGreevy  A.    H.   R.    bookkeeper,   219    n 

Howard 
McGreevy  Mrs.  Arthur,  141  Mulberry 
McGreevy  Hannah,  204  Harford  av 
McGreevy  James,  at  Mann's  Park  stables. 

Garden  near  Richmond  market 
McGreevy  James,  blacksmith,  71  Eislein 
McGreevy    James    H.  veterinary    surgeon, 

Mann's  stables,  dw  95  Garden 
McGreevy  John  A.  bookkeeper.  Commercial 

and  Farmers'  Bank,  dw  219  n  Howard 
McGreevy  Patrick,  carter,  164  Burgundy  al 
McGreevy  Mrs.  Rebecca,  confectionery,  171 

Eager 
McGregor  Mary  Jane,  168  e  Monument 
McGrew  William,  looking  glass  and  picture 

frames,  92  n  Howard,  dw  77  n  Eutaw 
McGrugan  Joseph,  laborer,  111  Harford  av 
McGuey  Geo.  (Brown  &  McG.)  42  w  Fayette 
McGuffin  James,  paper  hanger,  81  Feirce 
McGuagan  Jas.  caulker,  184  n  Central  av 
McGuigan  Clara,  boarding,  37  Forrest 
McGuigan  Mary,  seamstress,  22  Hillen 
McGuire  Andrew,  bottler,  64  President 
McGuire  Mrs.  Ann,  17  s  Broadway 
McGuire  Bernard,  laborer,  293  Aisquith 
McGuire  G.  W.  slioemakcr,  288  e  Fayette 
McGuire  Mrs.  Jas.  L.  245  Ross 
McGuire  James,  huckster,  1  Abraham 
McGuire  John,  drayman,  32  Morton  al 
McGuire  John  F.  printer,  293  n  Howard 
McGuire  Julia  A.  282  e  Madison 
McGuire  Patrick,  shoemaker,  29  Orchard 
McGuire  Patrick,  waiter  at  Barnum's 
McGuire  Thomas,  baker,  56>^  n  Howard 
McGuire  Thomas  C.  clerk,  17  s  Broadway 
McGuirk  Henry,  boiler  maker,  536  w  Pratt 
McGuirk  James,  trader,  60  Elliott 
McGuirk  James,  tavern,   1   Bank  la,  dw  158 

Franklin 
McGurk    Patrick,    porter,    Lexington    near 

Schroeder 
McGunigan  Daniel,  mariner,  206  Castle  al 
McGunigan  John,  mariner,  232  Bank 
McGurk  Bernard,  grocer  and  liquor  dealer,  12 

n  Poppleton 
McGurk  Hugh,  bricklayer,  270  Aisquith 
McGurk  James,  machinist,  54  n  Exeter 
McGurk  Margaret,  grocery,  172  w  Biddle 


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McGurt  Biddy,  53  e  Monument 
McHail  Mrs.  Mary  A.  81  Harmony  la 
McHale  James,  blacksmith,  365  s  Charles 
McHale  Tiiomas,  laborer,  98  Chesapeake 
McHarry  Joseph,  carpenter,  418  w  Fayette 

McHenr'y ,  grainer,  26  Orleans 

McHenry  James,  painter,  293  n  Howard 
McHenry  Joseph,  tailor,  146  Saratoga 
McHenry  J.  H.,  office  s  w  cor  Fayette  and 

St.  Paul,  dw  Balto.  co 
McHugh  Patrick,  laborer,  48  Durham 
McHugh  Thomas,  ship  chandler,  113  Light, 

dw  96  York 
McHugh  Thomas,  96  York 
Mcllhaney  Charles,  machinist,  124  William 
Mcllhaney  James  M.  clerk,  318  n  Eutaw 
Mcllhaney  John,  clerk,  41  s  Schroeder 
Mcllvain  Donald,  com.merch.  7  German,  dw 

114  Park 
Mcllvain  Mrs.  "William,  377  Franklin 
Mclhvain  James,  laborer,  348  Franklin 
Mcllwaine  David,  baker,  29  OrcJiard 
Mcllwaine  S.  O.  salesman,  1  St.  Paul 
Mclnerney  Mis.  Mary,  563  w  Fayette 
Mclntee  Patrick,  laborer,  26  Philpot 
Mclntire  Mrs.  Bridget,  77  Hull 
Mclntire  James,  laborer,  8  Fall 
Mclntire  Dr.   James,   prof,  mathematics  and 

astronomy   Central    High    School,    298  n 

Howard  • 

Mclntire  Mrs.  Jane,  32  n  Bond 
Mclntire  Mrs.  Jane,  12  s  Exeter 
Mclntire  John,  hackman.^O  Richmond 
Mclntire  Owen,  painter,  44  Liberty  al 
Mclntire  Patrick,  64  Perry 
Mclntire  Peter,  brakesman,  4  Decker 
Mclntire  Wm.  W.  stone  cutter,  279  s  Paca 
Mcintosh  Daniel,  painter,  104  Mullikin 
Mcintosh  Daniel,  property  agt.  and  collector, 

76  n  Broadway 
Mcintosh  Wm.  17  McCulIoh 
Mclntyre  Edw.  porter,  14  Mulberry 
Mclntyre  James,  laborer,  16  Dicker 
Mclntyre  John,  laborer,  16  Decker 
Mclntyre  Margaret,  teacher,  151  Montgomery 
Mclntyre  Mrs.  Mary,  16  Decker 

Mclntyre ,  laborer,  53  Haubert 

Mclntyre  Thos.  J.  bartender  Barnum's 
McJilton  John  F.  surveyor  of  customs,  316 

Lexington 
McJilton  Rev.  John  N.   treasurer  of  Public 

Schools,  Jefferson  av  nr  Northern  av 
McJilton  Thomas  A.  custom  house  aid    to 

revenue,  31  s  Eden 
McJilton  Wm.  E.  (Wm.  T.  Leonard  &  Co.) 

Jefferson  av  nr  Northern  av 
McJilton  Wm.   D.  secretary  school  commis- 
sioners, Jefferson  av  nr  Northern  av 
McJilton  Wesley  W.  shoemaker,  74  Henrietta 
McKaig  Jessop,  collar  maker,  86  Mulberry 
M.Kaig  Capt.  Wm.  269  Light 
McKale  John,  laborer,  508  w  Pratt 
McKale  Edw.  tailor,  510  w  Pratt 
McKane  Patrick,  laborer,  23  s  Regester 
McKANNA   PATRICK  &  CO.,  groceries, 

flour  and  feed,  325  w  Pratt,  dw  P.  McK., 

44  s  Greene 
McKay  George,  mariner,  74  Aliceanna 
M.-Kay  Hugh  R.  309  e  Eager 
McKAY  JAMES,  bottling  establishment,  132 

Friiuklin,  dw  153  n  Eutaw 
McKay  Wm.  F.  huckster,  91  Mullikin 
McKay  Wm.  weaver,  173  Pine 


McKean  James  D.  freight  agent  B.  &  0.  R 

R.  Locust  Point,  dw  90  s  Caroline 
McKean  Mary,  confectionery,  15  Holliday 
McKean  Wm.  teacher,  163  n  Exeter 
McKee  Mrs.  Agnes,  407  Saratoga 
McKee  Andrew   E.    Fayette   2d   door   w  of 

Gilmor 
McKee  Charles  A.  carpenter,  94  Ross 
McKee  James  B.  baker,  123  Saratoga 
McKee  James,  brakesman,  514  w  Pratt 
McKee  Martha  Ann,  398  Harford  av 
McKee  Capt.  Michael  F.  207  Barre 
McKee  Patrick,  shoemaker,  104  Aisquith 
McKee  Patrick,  baggage  master  B.  &  0.  R. 

R.  7  Spring  ct 
McKee  W.  F.  bookkeeper  Bait.  Marine  Ins. 

Co.  168  Garden 
McKeever  Mrs.    Bridget,    confectionery,    11 

Chew 
McKeever  Charles  C.  newsman,  95  Ross 
McKeever  James  (Durham   &  McK.)  302  n 

Howard 
McKeever  James  L.  cigar  maker,  95  Ross 
McKeever  John,  plasterer,  ]1  Chew 
McKeever  John,  tavern,  46  Frederick  av 
McKeever  John  F.  cigar  maker,  95  Ross 
McKeever  Mrs.  Sarah,  95  Ross 
McKeim  R.  H.,  Fountain  hotel 
McKelden  Joseph,  soldier,  105  n  Schroeder 
McKelden  Wm.  wool,  metals,  rags  and  furs, 

104  s  Charles,  dw  339  w  Pratt 
McKeldin  David,  huckster,  271  Mulberry 
McKeldin  Edward  H.  stone  cutter,  236  Co- 
lumbia 
McKeldin  Robert  E.  clerk,  339  w  Pratt 
McKeldin  Sinclair,  draughtsman,  31  Orchard 
McKeldrin  Joseph,  saddler,  94  s  Charles 
McKelvey  James,  jr.  carpenter,  435  w  Lom- 
•  bard 
McKelvey  John   W.   A.   machinist,    435  w 

Lombard 
McKelvy  James,  carpenter,  37  Oregon,  dw 

435  w  Lombard 
McKenan  John,  drayman,  361  n  Howard 
McKcnley  Elizabeth,  dressmaker,  33  Gough 
McKenley  Wm.  carpenter,  17  n  Poppleton 
McKenna   Bernard,  grocery,  n  e  cor  Holiday 

and  Foundry 
McKenna  Daniel,  watchman,  2  Burke,  Canton 
McKenna  Edward,  319  n  Howard 
McKenna  Felix,  grocer,  9  Neighbor 
McKenna  Hugh,  laborer,  Grover  nr  Truxton 
McKenna   John,    laborer,    101     Cambridge, 

Canton 
McKenna  James,  blacksmith,  104  Harford  av 
McKenna  John,  laborer,  28  Decker 
McKenna  Michael,  trader,  77  s  Wolfe 
McKenna  Mrs.  Margaret,  300  Raborg 
McKenna  Michael,  laborer,  156  s  Washing- 
ton, F.  P. 
McKenna  Patrick,  laborer,  2  Willow 
McKenna  Peter,  porter,  4  Scott 
McKenna  Rosa  R.  seamstress,  94  s  Eutaw 
McKenna  T.  James,  paper  carrier,  42  e  Biddle 
McKenney  Ann,  76  n  High 
McKenney  Isabella,  200  L.  Constitution 
McKenney  J.  F.,  Novelty  Ruffle  Co.  and  sew- 
ing machines  repaired  and  hired,  7  n  Liberty 
McKenney  James,  cart  owner,  134  w  Madison 
McKenney   Samuel  J.  laborer,  408  s  Charles 
McKenney  Sophia,  tailoress,  308  Harford  av 
McKcnzie  Andrew    J.  soldier,  Fulton  n  of 
McHenry 


J.  HE.VUY   GIKSE,   Commis))ion   Merchant,   for   the   sole   of   Flour,   Grain,   SeecZa,  ^^»c. 
IloKenclale  Cement  and  Calcined  Plaster  constantly  on  hand,  21  Spear'a  "Wharf. 


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McKenzie     Charles    E.    cigar    maker,    HI 

Preston 
McKenzie   David,  carpenter,  19  n  Poppleton 
McKenzie  Evan,  shoemaker,  144  Preston 
McKenzie  Samuel,  plasterer,  Fulton  n  of  Mc- 

Henry 
McKenzie  Frank  T.  shoemaker,  Fulton  n  of 

McHenry 
McKenzie  Wm.  machinist,  Fulton  n  of  Mc- 
Henry 
McKernan  Catherine,  seamstress,  36  Biddleal 
McKernan  Hugh,  laborer,  20  Addison 
McKernan  Michael,  carter,  170  n  Front 
McKeown   Henry  M.  gilder,  Jefferson  near 

Broadway 
McKever  John  J.  variety  store,  240  Preston 
McKew  Dr.  Dennis  I.  154  s  Sharp 
McKew  John,  clerk,  78  w  Fayette 
McKew  John,  Aisquith  near  Harford  av 
McKew  Michael,  laborer,  203  Vine 
McKewen  Archibald,  livery  stables,  Fayette 

neac  Charles,  dw  51  Lee 
McKewen  Arthur,  laborer,  69  e  Monument 
McKewen  Daniel,  hostler,  26  n  Spring 
McKewen  Hugh,  carpenter,  86  s  Poppleton 
McKewen  Joseph,  clerk,  51  Lee 
McKewen  James,  grocer,  202  n  Central  av 
McKewen  John,  iron  moulder,  362  n  Gay 
McKewen  Mrs.  Nancy,  44  Rock 
McKewen  Thomas,  gas  fitter,  107  n  Front 
McKewen  William,  laborer,  497  Saratoga 
McKILLOP  JOHN  &  CO.  commercial  agen- 
cy over  n  e  cor  Baltimore  and  Charles 
McKIM    BROTHERS,  bankers,  n  e  corner 

Baltimore  and  Calvert 
McKim  Elizabeth,  140  Holiday 
McKIM  &  CO.,  bankers,  186  w  Baltimore 
McKim 's  Free  School,  n  w  cor  Baltimore  and 

Aisquith 
McKim  Haslett,  (Bros.  McK.)  27  Franklin 
McKim  Hollins,  (McK.  &  Co.)  169  n  Charles 
McKim  Isaac,  teller  McKim  &  Co's  banking 

house,  dw  Cathedral  near  Madison 
McKim  John  S.  Belvidere  near  North 
McKim  J.  H.  (Bros.  McK.)  27  Franklin 
McKim  John  A.  (Bros.  McK.)  27  Franklin 
McKim  Robert,  74  w  Monument 
McKim  R.  H.  clerk  N.  C.  R.  R.  dw  Fountain 

hotel 
McKim  Wm.  (McK.  &  Co.)  124  Park 
McKinley  Chas.  drayman,  55  Mulberry 
McKinley  Francis  T.  constable,  210  Chesnut 
McKinley  Mrs.  Mary  A.  2  Franklin  la 
McKinley  Mary,  seamstress,  25  Barnet 
McKinley    Margaret,    variety    store,    601    w 

Lombard 
McKinley  Patrick,  grocer,  79  Hampstead 
McKinley  Mrs.  Sallie,  607  w  Fayette 
McKinley  Thompson,  clerk  to  Quarter  Mas- 
ter, 130  w  Fayette 
McKinley  Wm.  porter,  229  Hanover 
McKinley  Wm.  cabinet  maker,  90  Orleans 
McKinnell  Margaret,  103  Penna.  av 
McKinney  Andrew,  shoemaker,  95  East 
McKinney  Bernard,  shoemaker,  2  Chester 
McKinney  James,  tinner,  259  s  Charles 
McKinney  Mrs.  Maria,  16  Durst  al 
McKinney  Patrick,  tavern,  94  Holiday 
McKinney  Capt.  Sam'l,  mariner,  30  n  Exeter 
McKinsey  James,  63  s  Oregon 
McKinstry  John,  clerk,  665  Lexington 
McKittrick  Lawrence,  hostler  at  Mann's  Park 
stables,  dw  315  n  Howard 


McKittrick    Philip,    watchman    Merchants' 

Bank,  91  s  High 
McKittrick  Thomas,  91  s  High 
McKnen  Zadok   W.    bookkeeper,  n  w  cor 

Poppleton  and  Lexington 
McKnew  Nathan,  machinist,  285  s  Paca 
McKnight  George,  provisions,  s  w  cor  Orleans 

and  Bond,  dw  178  Orleans 
McKnight  James,  sailmaker,  21  3  Bond 
McKnight  John,  sailmaker,  368  Ostend 
McKnight  Wellington,  sailmaker,  254  Light 
McKnoughton  Thos.  blacksmith,  136  Garden 
McKusker  Alex,  tailor,  19  Albemarle 
McKusker  Daniel,  laborer,  243  Gough 
McKusker  Thos.  laborer,  17  Albemarle 
McLachlan  Elizabeth,  tailoress,  538  w  Pratt 
McLain  Alexander,  laborer,  234  Lemmon 
McLain  Robert,  huckster.  President  al 
McLain  Wm.  sr.,  turner,  46  Holiday,  dw  105 

e  Madison 
McLain  Wm.  jr.,  turner,  105  e  Madison 
McLakin  Charles,  oysters,  136  Preston 
McLamara  Michael,  laborer,  91  York 
McLanahan  Isabella,  134  St.  Paul 
McLanahan  M.  E.  134  St.  Paul 
McLanahan  Mrs.  Sarah,  104  Dolphin 
McLane  James  L.  attorney,  43  St.  Paul 
McLane  Levin,  boiler  maker,  56  s  Republican 
McLane  S.  S.  tavern,  518  w  Pratt 
McLaren  John,  ship  carpenter,  210  s  Wolfe 
McLarney  Patrick,  laborer,  106  s  Regester 
McLaughlin  Mrs.  Agnes,  .338  s  Eutaw 
McLaughlin  Ann  J.  11  n  Exeter 
McLaughlin  Charles,  watchman,  30  e  Monu- 
ment 
McLaughlin  Charles,  laborer,  49  Guilford  al 
McLaughlin  Cornelius,  moulder,  99  Hillen 
McLaughlin  Daniel,  carpenter,  87  n  High 
McLaughHn  Edward,  shoemakr.  230  Chesnut 
McLaughlin  Edwin,  huckster,  101  Pearl 
McLaughlin  Jas.  laborer,  gas  works,  Spring 

Gardens 
McLaughlin  Francis  P.  soldier,  12  Baker's  ct 
McLaughlin  Francis,  huckster,  166  Penna.  av 
McLaughlin  Geo.  carpenter,  245  n  Central  av 
McLaughlin  George,  plumber,  88  Walker's  ct 
McLaughlin  George,  ship  carp.  92  s  Chester 
McLaughlin  &  Irwin,  plumbers  and  gas  fitters, 

202  e  Pratt,  and  55  e  Baltimore 
McLaughlin  James,  wagoner,  183  Ensor 
McLaughlin  Jas.  H.  fancy  goods,  cor  Cheap- 
side  and  Pratt,  dw  109  e  Fayette 
McLaughhn  James,  laborer,  Hull  nr.  Fort  av 
McLaughlin  J.  &  R.  ladies'  boot  and  shoe- 
makers, 236  n  Gay 
McLaughlin  John,  (J.  &  R.  McL.)  Chase  nr. 

Caroline 
McLaughlin  John,  huckster,  34  n  Oregon 
McLaughlin  John,  56  s  Carey 
McLaughlin  John,  laborer,  32  Boyd 
McLaughlin  John,  shoe  dealer,  236  n  Gay,  dw 

Chase  bet.  Caroline  and  Point  la 
McLaughlin  Capt.  John,  36  Henrietta 
McLaughlin  Joseph,  prof,  of  languages,  rear 

of  58  n  Eutaw 
McLaughlin  Joseph,  huckster,  170  Saratoga 
McLaughlin  Margaret,  31  Valley 
McLaughlin  Michael,  laborer,  77  Hull  la 
McLaughlin   Patrick,  (McL.  &   Irwin,)    99 

Hillen 
McLaughlin  Patrick,  soap  boil.  232  Chesnut 
McLaughlin   Philip  S.    at  Adam's  express, 
338  Saratoga 


GKO.  S.  PAGB  Si  BRO.,  Maniifnctwrers    of  Roofs   and   Roofing   Materials,  111    Smltli's 
\iriiarf.    C.  HART  SBIITH,  Agent. 


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M'LAUGHLIN  PATRICK,  attorney,  over 

80  w  Fayette,  dw  59  n  Charles 
McLaughlin  Robert,  (J.  &  R.  McL.)  n  e  cor 

Caroline  and  Milliman 
McLaughlin  Rebecca,  tailoress,  49  e  Monu- 
ment 
McLaughlin  Mrs.  Rose,  99  Hillen 
McLaughlin  Thos.  plasterer,  283  Aliceanna 
McLaughlin  Thos.  lab.  168  Greenmount  av 
McLaughlin  Thos.  shoemaker,  70  s  Paca 
McLaughlin  Wm.  Barnum's  hotel 
McLaughlin  Wm.  soldier,  16  Aisquith 
McLaughlin  Wm.  J.  fireman,  Hudson  al  near 

Federal 
McLaughlin  Wm.  mariner,  420  w  Fayette 
McLaurin  A.  penman,  over  207  and  209  w 

Baltimore 
McLean  Adalbert,  printer,  169  e  Fayette 
McLean  Arthur  L  house  and  sign  painter,  2 

Harrison,  dw  169  e  Fayette 
McLean  David,  hack  driver,  51  Garden 
McLean  Mrs.  Eliza,  128  Central  av 
McLean  Mrs.  Jane,  233  n  Central  av 
McLean  James,  carpenter,  694  w  Baltimore 
McLean  Jane,  grocery,  172  Sarah  Ann 
McLean  John,   keeper  of  Patterson  park,  e 

Lombard  extended 
McLean  John,  laborer,  3  Abraham 
McLean  John,  boiler  maker,  10  Hubbard  al 
McLean  Mrs.  Rebecca,  155  Hughes 
McLean  Samuel,  blacksmith,  25  Fountain 
McLean  Thomas  B.  painter,  169  e  Fayette 
McLean  Thomas,  painter,  169  e  Fayette 
McLEAN  WILLIAM,  proprietor  hacks,  47 

and  49  Garden,  dw  51 

MeLEAN  WM.  H.  Family  Grocer, 
and  Dealer  in  fine  Teas,  Wines, 
&c.,  52  n  Charles,  dw  47  n  Li- 
berty. 

McLean  Wm.  W.  618  Lexington 
McLeane  Edward,  grocer,  827  w  Baltimore 
McLeane  Samuel  R.  lumber  merchant,  Hol- 

lins  near  Mount 
McLeer  Margaret,  nurse,  108  n  Eutaw 
McLees  Ellis,  91  Hanover 
McLellan  R.  C.  police,  262  n  Eutaw 
McLeod  Alexander  H.  teacher,  72  s  Sharp 
McLeod  Alex.  H.  clerk  B.  &  0.  R.  R.  s  w  cor 

Sharp  and  Camden 
McLeod  Rev.  A.  W.  s  w  cor  Camden  and 

Sharp 
McLeod  Albert  D.  clerk,  72  s  Sharp 
McLeod  Emma  E.  teacher,  72  s  Sharp 
McLEOD    Mrs.    GEORGIE   A.   HULSE, 

Southern  Literary  Institute,  72  s  Sharp 
McLeod  Wm.  C.  steamboat  captain,  1  Har- 
dens ct 
McLevy  Mrs.  Ann,  100  Ensor 
McMackin  Mrs.  Frances,  371  Lexington 
McMagarry  Michael,  drayman,  79  North 
McMagh  Bernard,  dry  goods  and  groceries, 

cor  Eastern  av  and  Castle  al 
McMahon  Bernard,  grocer,  77  Watson 
McMahon  Mrs.  Eliza,  240  Lexington 
MfMahon  James,  machinist,  8  Truxton 
McMahon  James,  engineer,  112  York 
McMahon  John,  ice,  Ex(,ter  near  Canton  av 
McMahon  John,  stone  mason,  211  n  Exeter 
McMahon  Joseph,  grocer,  217  n  Exeter 


McMahon  Michael  S.  tavern,  93  w  Lombard, 

dw  210  Forrest 
McMahon  Michael,  laborer,  149  s  Central  av 
McMahon  Michael,  machinist,  95  n  Schroeder 
McMahon  Michael,  laborer,  633  Light 
McMahon  Michael,  laborer,  1  Jasper 
McMahon  Mrs.  Mary,  171  n  Eutaw 
McMahon  Patrick,  jr.  stone  cutter,  7  Willow 
McMahon  Patrick,  sexton,  18  s  Fremont 
McMahon  Patrick,  7  Willow 
McMahon  Patrick,  grocery,  5  Abraham 
McMahon  Patrick,  miller,  253  Cross 
McMahon  Peter,  driver,  29  Watson 
McMahon  Sylvester,  groceries  and  provisions, 

171  n  Eutaw 
McMahon  Wm.  plumber,  211  n  Exeter 
McMakin  Andrew,  carter,  5  Perry 
McMakin  Rosetta,  1  n  Caroline 
McMaines  John,  chandler,  1  Mott 
McManara  Joseph,  laborer,  194  Holiday 
McMann  James,  lakorer,  110  York 
McMann  Michael,  ashes  and  grease,   149  s 

Central  av 
McMann  Patrick,  90  Bloomsberry 
McManus  Rev.  Bernard  J.,  Eager  betw  Har- 
ford av  and  Valley 
McManus  Mrs.  Eliza,  277  w  Fayette 
McManus  Dr.  Felix  R.  homeopathic  physician, 

27  s  Sharp 
McManus  Dr.  Frederick  A,  homeopathic  phy- 
sician, 15  n  Eutaw 
McManus  Hugh,  1  McAller's  ct 
McManus  James,  laborer,  Baltimore  co 
McManus  James,  46  n  Exeter 
McManus  John,  mariner,  Philadelphia  road, 

near  city  limits 
McManus  Patrick,  drayman,  4  Hillen 
McManus  Robert,  engineer  B.  &  O.  R.  R.  7 

Parkin 
McManus  Thomas,  drayman,  171  n  High 
McManus  Tyre,  blacksmith,  174  Dover 
McMechen  Emma,  dressmaker,  211  w  Biddle 
McMechen  Mary  R.  dressmkr,  211  w  Biddle 
McMechen  Thomas  G.  pattern  maker,  374  w 

Fayette 
McMechen  Thomas  J.  laborer,  211  w  Biddle 
McMillan  Mrs.  Ann,  298  w  Lombard 
McMillan  Henry,  ship  carpenter,  301  e  Pratt 
McMillan  James,  machinist,  296  s  Sharp 
McMillan  John  G.  tinner,  56  Walsh 
McMillan  Mrs.  Mary  A.  tailoress,  126  Bur- 
gundy al 
McMillan  Sarah  J.  vest  maker,  147  s  Fremont 
McMillan  Thos.  H.  tinner,  126  Burgundy  al 
McMillan  William  D.  hardware,  333  w  Pratt, 

dw  298  w  Lombard 
McMullan  Harriet,  tailoress,  144  e  Eager 
McMullan  James,  shoemaker,  36  n  Charles 
McMullan  John  F.  hardware,  18  s  Charles, 

dw  72  Centre 
McMullan  John,  cabinet  maker,  and  cabinet 

materials,  15  and  17  n  Gay 
McMullan  Lucy,  dress  maker,  97  Saratoga 
McMullan  Margaret,  80  York 
McMuUen  Agnes,  boarding,  5  and  7  Lewis 
McMullen  John,  porter,  259  Franklin 
McMullin  John,  72  Centre 
McMuUin  John  F.  (Keenan,  McNally  &  Co.) 

72  Centre 
McMurphy  Silas  D.  assist,  master  of  roads, 

B.  &  O.  R.  R.  1  Penn 
McMurray  John,  blacksmith,  98  s  Chapel 
McMurray  Mrs.  Sarah,  49  McCulloh 


WM.  P.  WEBIl,  Mtulne,  Ftre  ninl  Ufe  Insurance  Agent  and  Broker.    Agent  "Mutual 
Benefit  Life  Insurance  Co.,  Newark,  Jf.  J.,"  89  Second  Street. 


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McNerny  Mrs.  Mary,  205  w  Biddle 
McNespy  Mrs.  Isabella,  407  s  Charles 
McNetty  John,  milkman,  646  w  Pratt 
McNevin  John,  (McColgan  &  McN.)  86  Co- 
lumbia 
McNew  Ariadne,  425  w  Lombard 
McNew  Henry,  engineer,  Clinton 
McNew  James,  machinist,  527  w  Lombard 
McNew  Nathaniel,  30  Lemmon 
McNew  Thomas,  watchman,  527  w  Lombard 
McNew  Wm.  laborer,  425  w  Lombard 
McNew  Zadock  W.  grocer,  407  Lexington 
McNicholas  Patrick,  fireman.  49  Chappell 
McNichols  Isaac,  sawyer,  128  Hamburg 
McNierney  Jas.  hackman,  94  s  Eutaw 
McNoon   James,  grocery  and  liquors,  5  L. 

McElderry 
McNotten  Thos.  blacksmith,  83  Garden,  dw 

134 
McNulty  Mrs.  Mary,  140  German 
McNulty  Mary,  dressmaker,  140  German 
McNulty  Neil,  blacksmith,  347  e  Eager 
McNutt  Rebecca,  fancy  goods,  44  n  Greene 
McPHAIL'S  hats,  caps  and  furs,  132  w  Bal- 
timore 
McPhail  Maj.  Daniel  H.,  U.  S.  A.  32  Holiday 
McPhail  Edward,  weaver,  3  Harmony  la 
McPHAIL  JAMES  L.   Provost  Marshal  of 

Md.,  40  w  Fayette,  dw  132  w  Baltimore 
McPhail  John,  32  Holiday 
McPhail  Wm.  32  Holiday 
McPhail  Wm.  L.  32  Holiday 
McPherson  David,  trunkmaker,  205  w  Biddle 
McPherson  Duncan,  tailor,  n  w  cor  Charles 

and  Barnet 
McPherson  James  B.  d'entist,  141  Washington 

place 
McPherson  Jane,  137  Camden 
McPherson  John,  painter,  16  Essex 
McPherson  John,  moulder,  42  s  Bond 
McPherson  John,  carpenter,  145  n  Exeter 
McPherson  Lewis,  laborer,  381  Light 
McPherson  Samuel  T.  coachmakerand  livery 
stable  keeper,  Boston  e  of  Chester,  dw  cor. 
Cambridge  and  Canton  av 
McPherson  Dr.  Wm.  S.  Carey  between  Sara- 
toga and  Lexington 
McPhillips  James,  424  Light 
McPhillips  Mrs.  Margaret,  144  n  Dallas 
McPhillips  Michael,  laborer,  424  Light 

McPhillips ,  laborer,  83  York 

McQuade  Wm.  laborer,  31  Eastern  av 
McQuaid  Jas.  waiter,  80  n  Front 
McQuaid  Jas.  laborer,  3  Gelston  ct 
McQuaid  John,  steward,  Barnum's  hotel,  dw 

80  n  Front 
McQuarley  Jas.  blacksmith,  188  East 
McRae  Geo.  P.  clerk,  116  n  Calvert 
McRae  Roderick,  116  n  Calvert 
McShane  Chas.  23  Chew 
McShane  Edward,  carter,  2  L.   Constitution 
McShane  Ellen  J.  dress  maker,  5  Perry 
McShane  Henry  &  Co.  brass  and  bell  found- 
ers, 157  North 
McShane  Henry,  (H.  McS,  &  Co.)  104  Ca- 
thedral 
McShane  Jas.  ship  sawyer,  49  Cross 
McShane  John,  (H.  McS.  &  Co.)  118  Chew 
McShane  Lawrence,  gents'  furnish,  store,  S02 

s  Broadway 
McShane  Patrick,  laborer,  15  Willow 
McSherry  John  A,  (W.  D.  Shurtr  &  Cc.) 
126  n  Eutaw 

jr.  HEIVRY  GIESB:,  Commission  Mercbant,  for  the  sale  of  Flonr,  Ondn,  Seeds,  te. 
Roseudale  Cemeut  and  Calcbjutd  Planter  constantly  on  baud,  HI  Spear's  "Whaxf. 


McMURRAY    LOUIS  &   CO.,  packers   of 

oysters,  fruits,  &c.  254  and  256  w  Biddle 
McMurray  Louis,  (L.  McM.  &  Co.)  252  w 

Biddle 
McNabb  James,  carpenter,  267  n  Eutaw 
McNabb  Eliza,  267  n  Eutaw 
McNally  Adolphus,  tinner,  183  n  Fremont 
McNally  Elizabeth,  second  hand  dealer,  133 

Aisquith 
McNally  Henry,  gardener,  n  e  cor  Franklin 

and  Gilmor 
McNally  Henry  R,  (Keenan,  McN.  &  Co.) 

38  Mulberry 
McNally  James,  133  Aisquith 
McNally  James,  grocer,  100  St.  Paul 
McNally  James,  11  McElderry 
McNally  John,  laborer,  511  Saratoga 
McNamara  Garret,  laborer,  643  Light 
McNamara  Jas.  T.  wood  inspector,  365  Light 
McNamara  Joseph,  laborer,  194  Holiday 
McNamara  Robert,  laborer,  137  Conway 
McNamara  Wm.  W.  carpenter,  228  Bank 
McNamee  Jas.  private  watchman,  123  n  Paca 
McNamee  John  S.,  tinner,  91  French 
McNaney  Ellen,  grocery,  16  Parkin 
McNaney  Owen,  laborer,  16  Parkin 
McNany  Joseph,  laborer,  Johnson 
McNarana    Michael,  basket  maker,  20  St. 

Mary  ct 
McNeal  Mrs.  Ann,  Mount  Royal 
McNeal  Andrew  L.  carpenter,  240  e  Fayette 
McNeal  Charles  K.  clerk,  69  e  Fayette 
McNeal  Henry  H.  watchmaker,  49  Lexington 
McNeal  Henry,  hatter,  108  s  Exeter 
McNeal  Honora,  grocery,  364  Cross 
McNeal  Hugh,  grocer,  208  Light 
McNeal  Hugh,  blacksmith,  122  Garden 
McNeal  Isaac  Q.  clerk,  110  s  Exeter 
McNeal  James  B.  bookkeeper,  240  e  Fayette 
McNeal  James,  grocery,  21  Foundry 
McNeal  James  H.  clerk  B.  &  0.  R.  R.  183  s 

Charles 
McNeal  James,  jr.,  coal,  58  w  Second,   dw 

189  n  Calvert 
McNeal  James,  clerk,  240  e  Fayette 
McNEAL  &  JONES,  alcohol,  ethereal  and 

coal  oils,  &c.  34  s  Calvert 
McNeal  J.  V.  clerk,  189  n  Calvert 
McNeal  Lloyd,  (McN.  &  Jones,)  69  e  Fayette 
McNeal  Mrs.  Mary,  122  Garden 
McNeal  Michael,  laborer,  101  Plum 
McNeal  Philip  D.  carpenter,  240  e  Fayette 
McNeal  Peter,  laborer,  16  Mulberry 
McNeemy  Owen,  laborer,  190  Lemmon 
McNeill  B.C.  10  Valley 
McNeill  Hugh,  (McNeill  &  Co.)  10  Valley 
McNEILL  &   CO.  grocers,  n  e  cor.  Gay  and 

High 
McNeil  Archibald,  confectioner,  332  n  Gay 
McNeil  Catherine,  21  Slemmer  al 
McNeil  George,  249  s  Wolfe 
McNeil  John,  laborer,  259  West 
McNeil  Joseph,  grocer,  129  Hudson 
McNeir  Geo.  W.  bricklayer,  523  Belair  av 
McNeir  John  J.  watchman  at  Record  ofSce, 

182  Chesnut 
McNelly  Mrs.  Ann  M.  (March  &  McN.)  76 

Hanover 
McNelly  Hugh,  iron  roller,  212  Bank 
McNelly  Hugh,  jr.  teacher,  212  Bank 
McNelly  John,  stone  cutter,  205  e  Madiflon 
McNelly  Wm.  J.  heater,  212  Bank 
McNemar  Rev.  Henry,  127  s  Sharp 


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McSherry  Dr.  Richard,  189  n  Howard 
McStouffer  Thos.  mariner,  88  w  Hoffman 
McSweeney  Arthur,  laborer,  327  Saratoga 
McSweeney  Catherine,  137  s  Bond 
McSweeney  Dennis,  laborer,  G32  w  Pratt 
McSweeney  Dennis,  machinist,  258  Light 
McSweeney  John,  carpenter,  258  Light 
McSweeney  Peter,  laborer,  363  Lexington 
McSweeney  Sarah,  confectionery,  363  Lex- 
ington 
McTague  Mary,  tavern,  10  Water 
McTague  Peter,  10  Water 
McTavish  Mrs.  Emily,  84  Cathedral 
McTeer  C.  E,  clerk,  14  n  Eutaw 
McTeer  Wm.  clerk,  14  n  Eutaw 

McTener ,  corder,  147  Hamburg 

McUne  Adam,  laborer,  131  L.  Greene 
McVay  James,  millwright,  83  Preston 
McVey  Wm.  carpenter,  120  e  Madison 
McWhinney   Anna,  boarding,  191   w  Lom- 
bard 
McWhirter  Archibald,  agricult.  impl,  maker, 

15  e  Eager 
McWilliams  Ann,  20  Liberty  al 
McWilliams  Catherine,  100  Bank 
McWilliams  George,  grocer, 20  Jew  al,  O.  T. 
McWilliams  James,  mariner,  82  Luzerne 
McWilliams  Mrs.  James,  177  s  Central  av 
McWilliams  John,  laborer,  20  Liberty  al 
McWilliams  Mary,  50  n  Front 
McWilliams  Michael,  blacksmith,  57  n  Eden 
Mc  Williams  Dr.  P.  A.  2  e  Fayette 
Mead  Edward,  wagoner,  15  May 
Mead  Eliza,  83  Stiles 
Mead  Mary  A.  180  n  Calvert 
Mead  Mrs.  Sarah  E.  272  Light 
Meade  Lewis  R.  shoemaker,  51  n  Poppleton 

Meadline ,  clerk,  125  n  Central  av 

Meads  Charles,  hatter,  72  s  Regester 
Meads  Daniel,  shoemaker,  181  s  Wolfe 
Meads  Francis,  soldier,  343  Penna.  av 
Meads  Henry,  ship  carpenter,  81  Harrison, 
Meads  Mary  Jane,  285  e  Pratt 
Meads  Lieut.  Robt.  B.,  U.  S.  A.  3  Cambridge, 

Canton 
Meads  Wm.  H.  shipsmith,  285  e  Pratt 
Meagher  Daniel,  laborer,  16  Port 
Meagher  John,  laborer,  214  Cross 
Meagher  John,  carpenter,   Greenwillow,  be- 
tween Walsh  and  Penna.  av 
Meakin  J.  W.  clerk,  192  Aisquith 
Meakin  Nathaniel,  bookkeeper,  158  Pine 
Meakin  Samuel,  (M.   &  Son,)  cor  Northern 

av  and  John 
Meakin   S.  M.  &  Son,  painters,  85  Mulberry 
Meakin  Wm.  T.  (M.  &  Son,)  13  w   Lanvale 
Meakins  Thomas,  clerk,  290  Lexington 
Meakins  Wm.  bricklayer,  331  n  Eutaw 
Meany  Chas.  F.  clerk,  309  Garden 
Meany  Mrs.  Eliza,  309  Garden 
Meany  Wm.  R.  clerk,  309  Garden 
Meara  Hannah,  furniture,  55  Harrison 
Meara  Patrick,  clerk,  55  Harrison 
Mearis  Absalom  W.  97  n  Exeter 
Mearis  Leonidas,  U.  S.  dept.  collector,  14  s 

Calhoun 
Mearis  Mrs.  Louisa,  14  s  Calhoun 
Mear.s  Edward  A.  F.  furniture  warerooms,  8 

w  Baltimore,  dw  634  Lexington 
Mears  Henry  W.  clerk,  8  w  Baltimore 
Mcars  John  F.  mariner,  68  Henrietta 
Mears  Lewis,  clerk,  115  Hollins 
Mears  Tabitha  E.  68  Henrietta 


Mears  Thos.  H.  restaurant,  s  e  cor  Lombard 

and  Spring 
Mears  Wm.  mariner,  320  e  Baltimore 
Mecaslin    Thomas,  millwright,  304  e  Madison 
Mecaslin  Wm.  T.  block  and  pump  maker,  — 

Covington 
Mechanical  Bakery,  a  w  cor  King  and  How- 
ard 
MECHANICS'  BANK  OF  BALTIMORE, 

s  e  cor  Calvert  and  Fayette 
Mechanics'  Hell  Tower,  292  s  Caroline 
Mechanics'    Exchange,    second    story    Sun 

building 
Mechanics'  Hall,  152  w  Fayette 
Mechau  Christian, wholesale  and retailliquo r 

dealer,  318  s  Charles 
Mechthold  Charles,  shoemaker,  147  s  Charles 
Meconnekin  Louisa,  milliner,  -127  Saratoga 
Medairy  Mrs.  Harriet,  24  Conway 
Medairy  Jacob  H.  (Whitney,  Cushing&  Co.) 

2  s  Greene 
MEDAIRY    JOHN    W.  attorney,  24   Law 

Buildings,  Lexington,  dw  62  Saratoga 
Medairy  Mrs,  Lavinia,  392  w  Lombard 
Medairy  Nicholas   B.   bookkeeper  Citizens' 

Bank,  312  w  Fayette 
Medairy  Mrs.  Rachel  B.  2  s  Greene 
Medcalf  Elijah,  cabinet  maker,  Aisquith  near 

Baltimore 
Medcalfe  Charles,  29  Pleasant 
Medcalfe  Edward  P.  baker,  48  s  Republican 
Medcalfe    Franklin,   clerk,  w    Fayette  near 

Gilmor 
Meddle  John,  laborer,  327  Eastern  av 
Medford  Charles,  clerk,  42  s  High 
Medger  Ernest,  cabinet  maker,  308  e  Monu- 
ment 
Medical  Chirurgical  Faculty  of  Maryland,  47 

n  Calvert 
Medical  (U.  S.)  Purveyor's  store,  8  n  Charles 
Medinger  Andrew,  laborer.  Woods  ct 
Medinger  Augustus  C.  (M.  &  Bro.)  145  Ais- 
quith 
MEDINGER  &  BRO.  grocers  and  produce 

dealers,  158  and  160  Forrest 
Medinger  Emanuel  J.  chair  maker,  155  Con- 
way 
Medinger  Edw.  G.  druggist,   n  e  cor  Monu- 
ment and  Aisquith 
Medinger  Frederick,  moulder,  106  Dolphin 
Medinger  Geo.  painter,  184  e  Fayette 
Medinger  Gotleib,  184  e  Fayette 
Medinger  Henry,  butcher,  57  Jefferson 
Medinger  Mary  J.  116  Dolphin 
Medinger  John  G.  laborer,  196  Penna  av 
Medinger  John  G.  (M.  &  Bro.)  65  Aisquith 
Medinger  Sophia  M.  baker  and  confectioner, 

164  Forrest 
Medstorf  Henry,  fisherman,  15  Green  ct 
Medstorf  James,  fisherman,  18  Green  ct 
Medstorf  John,  fisherman,  15  Green  ct 
Medtart  Jesse  L.  salesman,  53  n  Fremont 
Medtart  J.  C.  deputy  city  Register,  552  Lex- 
ington 
Medtart  Mrs.  Mary,  74  Hanover 
Medwall  John,  105  e  Pratt 
Mee  Mrs.  Anna,  grocery,  304  Cross 
Mee  Bridget,  huckster,  275  Forrest 
Mee  Stephen,  laborer,  275  Forrest 
Mee  Timothy,  laborer,  Truxton 
Meeds  Andrew  J.  tailor,  94  s  Regester 
Meeds  Mrs.  Elizabeth,  84  n  Bond 
Meegan  Patrick  H.  groceries,  147  e  Eager 


GKO.  S.  BAGB  Si  BRO.,  DlanuTacturers   of  Roofs   and  Roofing  Materials,  111   Smitli'i 
IVharf.    C.  HART  SMITH,  Agent. 


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MEL 


Mechan  Bartholomew,  clerk,  4  s  Bond 

Meehan  Mary  A.  194  Garden 

Median    Patrick,  grocer,  s  w  cor  Gay  and 

Madison 
Meehan  Patrick,  coffee  roaster,  198  n  Eden 
Meek  Wm.  W.  huckster,  292  Canton  av 
Meeks  Samuel,  coach  maker,  Aisquith  near 

Gay 
Meeks  John  W.  machinist,  44  sRepublican 
Meeks  Wm.  H.  brush  maker,  51  McHenry 
Meeks  Wm.  H.  puddler,  224  Eastern  av 
Meeks  Wm.  P.  morocco  dresser,  27  St,  Mary 
Meeks  Wm.  bricklayer,  20  Ramsay 
Meekins  Mrs.  Augusta,  ice  cream,  139  Han- 
over 
Meekins  Basil,  hatter,  364  e  Fayette 
Meekins  Chas.  E.  police,  361  e  Fayette 
Meekins  Geo.  A.  143  s  Paca 
Meekins  John,  rigger,  38  Cross 
Meekins  Mrs.  Nancy,  confection'ry,209  Cross 
Meekins  Robert  Jas.  sailmaker,  63  Henrietta 
Meekins  Thomas,  clerk,  290  Lexington 
Meekins  Wm.  P.  soldier,  139  Hanover 
Meekins  Capt.  W.  K.  146  w  Lombard 
Meertter  John,  shoemaker,  37  s  Paca 
Meertter  John  M.  shoemaker,  60  King 
Meeter  Mathias,  grocer,  14  Sterrett 
Meeth  Christian,  moulder,  18  Dewberry  al 
Meeth  John,  lager  beer,  104  Frederick  av 
Meeth  Nicholas,  blacksmith,  18   Dewberry  al 
Meeth  Nicholas,  shoemaker,  512  Light 
Megan  John,  grocer,  55  s  Caroline 
Megary   Alexander,   butcher,   83  Lexington 

Market,  dw  47  Dolphin 
Megary  Robert,  police,  48  Division 
Megee  Chas.  A.  provisions,  n  e  cor   Caroline 

and  Pratt 
Megee  Chas.  T.  provisions,  n  e  cor  Caroline 

and  Pratt 
Megee  Geo.  A,  collector,  169  Peirce 
Megee  George  E.  butcher,  105  e  Pratt 
Megte  Thos.  H.  ship  carpenter,  258  Hanover 
Megee  Mary,  152  Gough 
Megenhardt  Frederick,  769  Penna.  av 
Megenhardt  Richard,  telegrapher,  769  Penna. 

av 
Meggibbon  Valentine,  confectioner,  Howard 

near  Lee 
MegiJly  James,  cobbler,  54  e  Eager 
Meginniss  Caspari  G.  dry  goods,  63  w  Balti- 
more, dw  88  McCulloh 
Meginniss  Mary,  53  s  Durham 
Meginniss  Mrs.  Mary  Ann,  52  s  Ann 
Meginnis  John,  laborer,  gas   works,  Spring 

Gardens 
Megraw  Wm.  A.  brushmaker,  210  w  Balti- 
more, dw  28  w  Baltimore 
Mehafferty  Mrs.  nurse,  142  Ross 
Mehan  John,  furniture,  107  n  High 
Mehlhelmy  Henry,   coach  maker,   156  Mul- 
berry 
Mehler  Chas.  piano  maker,  93  Lexington 
Mehler  Charles,  piano  maker,  93  Lexington 
Mehlgarten  August,  tailor,  137  Franklin 
Mehlthauser  Henry,  tailor,  31  n  Spring 
Mehring  John,  tailor,  92  n  Pine 
Mehring  Philip,  shoemaker,  350  Light 
Mehrens  John,  liquors,  55  n  Schroeder 
Mehrus  Adam,  carter,  21  Jackson's  ct 
Meid  Conrad,  blacksmith,  21  Brown 
Meier  Abraham,  barber  and   cupper,  203  s 

Charles 
Meier  Carl,  butcher,  382  Pennsylvania  av 


Meier  D.  H.   (A.  Schumacher  &  Co.)  144 

Mulberry 
Meier  Eliza,  cigar  store,  268  s  Ann 
Meier  Frederick,  tailor,  15  s  Spring 
Meier  W.  bookbinder,  156  s  Broadway 
Meirrirriks  Augustus,  varnisher,  24  n  Oregoa 
Mierhoff  M.  hoopskirts,  37  n  Howard 
Meifert  Sophia,  193  Vine 
Meinkraniz    H.  W.  cooper,  s    w  cor  New 

Windsor  and  Bolton  al 
Meinkrantz  Theodore,  brush  maker,  Wilson 

near  Pennsylvania  av 
Meinkrantz  K.  s  w  cor  New  Windsor  and  Bol- 
ton al 
Meiksell  John,  conductor,  343  Columbia 
Meilhaner  Randolph,  laborer,  272  s  Bond 
Meiller  John,  tobacconist,  12  n  Liberty 
Meineheim  Michael,  laborer,  233  s  Wolfe 
Meineke  Eudoc,  grocer,  54  s  Regester 
Meineke  Rudolph,  cigar  maker,  246  Conway 
Meinhardt  Agnes,  washerwoman,  68  Granby 
MEINETSBERGER  STEPHEN  M.  tailor, 

24  s  Sharp 
Meir  Fred'k  cabinet  maker,  102  s  Eutaw 
Meirs  James,  barrel  dealer,  78  Cross 
Meirs  Wm.  mariner,  25  Thames 
Meis  Conrad,  umbrellamaker,  183  Eastern  av 
Meise  Andrew,  milk,  500  Lexington 
Meise  Henry,  shoemaker,  61  Orchard 
Meise  John,  laborer,  203  Aliceanna 
Meisel  George,  butcher,  10  Hanover  market, 

dw  Frederick  road,  Baltimore  co 
Meisel  John,  baker,  589  Pennsylvania  av 
Meisel  Mrs.  Rebecca,  127  West 
Meiser  Andrew  H.  blacksmith,  120  Raborg 
Meiser  Mrs.  Barbara,  127  West 
Meiser  John,  siiip  joiner,  199  Gough 
Meiser  Louisa,  teacher,  96  s  Washington,  F. P. 
Meisner  Adolph,  tailor,  269  n  Eutaw 
Meisner  Henry,  laborer,  11  Baker 
Meisner  John,  horseshoer,  178  e  Madison 
Meister  Ernst,  cooper,  133  Henrietta 
MeisterF.  artist,  6  Barnet,dw  401  Eutaw  place 
Meister  George,  51  Aliceanna 
Meister  Henry,  cooper,  23  Plum  al 
Meister  Mangus,  laborer,  15  Cambridge 
Meisz  Wm.  tavern,  12  Fell 
Meixner  Henry,  soldier,  529  Canton  av 
MEIXSEL  &  GRAFTON,  flour  and  general 

produce  commission  merchants,  149  w  Pratt , 
Meixsel  Jacob,  city  collector's  office,  614  w 

Lombard 
Meixsel  Joseph  H.  (M.  &  Grafton,)  308  w 

Fayette 
Meixsel  Wm.  H.  bookkeeper,  614w  Lombard 
Meldaw  August,  tailor,  158  s  Broadway 
Melden  August,  tailor,  158  s  Broadway 
Mellen  Rosana,  grocer,  62  Chesnut 
Melis  Martin,  baker,  58  Johnson 
Melrick  Henry,  cabinet  maker,  32  s  Sharp 
Melcher  Casper,  baker,  58  Johnson 
Melcher  Harman,  gunsmith,  149  n  Central  av 
Melhoir  John,  laborer,  Chatsworth  nr  Lan- 

vale 
Melhorn  Michael,  laborer,  58  s  Regester 
Melhorn  Zacharias,    shoemaker,  58    s    Re- 
gester 
Meller  Henry,  laborer,  2  Walsh 
Mellev  Oswald,  watchmaker,  177  s  Sharp 
Mellien  Joseph,  varnisher,  84  Harrison 
Melling  Emanuel,  clerk,  78  Aisquith 
Melville  Samuel  J.  painter,  166  George 
Melvin  Geo.  W.  pilot,  93  s  Washington,  F.P 


WM.  P.  WIBBB,  Mai'iiie,  Fire  and  Ufe  Instiraiice  Agent  and  Broker.    Agent 
Benefit  lAfe  Insurance  Co.,  Newark,  N.  J.,"  S9  Second  Street. 


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MER 


Melvin  George,  huckster,  240  s  Eutaw 
Memmert  John  F.  soldier,  72  George 
Meminger  Geo.  cabinet  maker,  218  n  Caroline 
Memorial  (Episcopal)  Chapel,  Grundy  near 

Lanvale 
Memorial  (Episcopal)  Church,  n  e  cor  Town- 
send  and  Bolton 
Mencke  John  R.  police,  42  Constitution 
Mencken  Berkhard,  grocery,  364  Cross 
Mendoza  John,  cigar  maker,  7  Watson 
Menge  Christopher  A.  wood  and  ivory  turner, 

181  Raborg 
Menge  Wm.  glove  maker,  368  Penna.  av 
Mengel  Henry,  mariner,  123  e  Pratt 
Menger  Henry,  lager  beer,  262  Canton  av 
Menger  Valentine,  lager  beer,  Clinton  w  of 

Boston 
Menings  John,  laborer,  213  s  Broadway 
Menke  Fredk.  W.  printer,  433  w  Pratt 
Menke  Fredk.  tailor,  435  w  Pratt 
Menke  Granz,  wagoner,  cor  Lancaster  and 

Bond 
Menner  Charles,  finisher,  178  McHenry 
Menner  John,  shoemaker,  194  Hollins 
Menninger  George,  cabinetmaker,  218  n  Car- 
oline 
Mennion  Mary,  1  Friendship 
Mennius  Joseph,  laborer,  343  e  Lombard 

JVIeno ,  watchmaker,  67  Barre 

Mensdorf  Peter,  fisherman,  201  William 
Menslage  Fredk.  grocery,  12  State 
Menslage  Wm.  telegraph  operator,  12  State 
Menster  Englebare,  cooper,  70  n  Caroline 
Menster  Henry,  soldier,  25  Guilford  al 
Mentler   Christopher,    shoemaker,  39   s  Re- 

gester 
Mentz  Nicholas,  mason,  306  Canton  av 
Mentzel  Charles,  carter,  203  s  Chappell 
Mentzel  H.  laborer,  104  Lancaster 
Mentzel  Henry,  collector,  B.  &  O.  R.  R.  112 

Pearl 
Mentzel  Wm.  tailor,  259  Lexington 
Mentzel  Wm.  general  agent,  3  Water 
Mentzel  Wm.  agent,  112  Pearl 
Menzul  Charles,  186  George 
Menzies  Francis  B.  conductor  N.  C.  R.  R.  159 

s  Fremont 
Meosgy  Charles,  chandler,  186  s  Bond 
Mercantile  Club  house,  72  n  Calvert 
MERCANTILE      LIBRARY     ASSOCIA- 
TION, Atheneeum  buildings,   n  w  cor  St. 
Paul  and  Saratoga 
Merceman  Joseph,  porter,  160  Stirling 
Mercer  Catherine,  dressmaker,  38  St.  Mary 
Mercer  Charles  H.  (Bowen  &  M.)  328  e  Bal- 
timore 
Mercer  Charles  G.  engineer,  202  Penna.  av 
Mercer  George  T.  sailmaker,  248  e  Madison 
Mercer  George  W.  shoemaker,  156  s  Ann 
Mercer  Henry  R.  bookkeeper,  554  w  Balti- 
more 
Mercer  James,  laborer,  79  Boyd 
Mercer  James  E.  liquors,  208  Lee 
MERCER  LUTHER  0.  saddle,  harness  and 
trunk  manufacturer,  334  w  Baltimore,  dw 
311  Saratoga 
Mercer  Robert,  laborer,  40  Ryan 
Merceret  Louis,  public  weigher,  79  Smith's 

whf,  dw  147  Saratoga 
Merchant  Mrs.  Adelaide,  114  n  Pine 
Merchant  Anna,  seamstress,  14  n  Oregon 
Merchant  Benjamin,  clerk,  170  Hanover 
Merchant  Henrietta,  161  n  Fremont 


Merchant  J.  &  Son,  confectioners  and  fruiter- 
ers, 174  w  Pratt 
Merchant  John  (J.  M.  &  Son)  170  Hanover 
Merchant  J.  (J.  M.  &  Son)  170  Hanover 
Merchant  J.  jr.  sutler,  170  Hanover 
Merchant  Thomas,  carpenter,  231  Peirce 
Merchant  Thomas,  jr.  carpenter,  231  Peirce 
MERCHANTS'   BANK,    Exchange  Build- 
ings, s  w  cor  Second  and  Gay 
Merchants' Exchange  Company,  office  New 
Exchange  buildings,  Wm.   Sperry,  treas- 
urer and  secretary 
MERCHANTS'  SHOT  WORKS,  s  e  corner 
Front  and  Fayette,  Wm.  P.  Lemmon,  pres- 
ident 
Merck  August,  shoemaker,  829  w  Baltimore 
Meredith    Charles  P.    property    agent,    465 

Franklin 
Meredith  Daniel  R.  stonecutter,  257  s  Charles 
Meredith  Mrs.  Elizabeth,  257  s  Charles 
Meredith  Mrs.  Elizabeth,  151  w  Biddle 
MEREDITH  GILMORE,  agt.  Pacific  Mail 
S.  S.  Co.  and  Gebhard  Fire  Ins.  Co  of  New 
York,  49  Exchange  pi,  dw  43  Franklin 
Meredith  Harriet  A.  fruiterer,  s  w  cor  Light 

and  Montgomery 
Meredith  John  C.  carpenter  and  pattern  mak- 
er, 95  Hamburg 
Meredith  John  F.  appraiser  of  custom  house, 

43  s  Aisquith 
Meredith  Jonathan,  attorney,  dw  43  Franklin 
Meredith  Joseph  H.  (Canfield,  Bro.  &  Co.) 

92  w  Madison 
Meredith  Mrs.  Margaret,  140  Franklin 
Meredith  Mrs.  Maria,  138  Saratoga 
Meredith  Samuel,  laborer,  5  n  Dewberry  al 
Meredith  Wm.  B.  butcher,  192  Mulberry 
Merfield  Joseph,  tobacconist,  68  n  Howard 
Mergottin  Alexander,  tailor,  66  Preston 
Merhauke  Henry,  tavern,  n  e  cor  Light  and 

Water 
Merkel  Joseph,  laborer,  673  Penna.  av 
Marker  Andrew,  blacksmith,    178  Saratoga, 

dw  180 
Merker  George  0.  180  Saratoga 
Merklin  Geo.  huckster,  15  Perry 
Merklin  Geo.  0.  brakesman  B.  0.  R.  R.  dir 

401  Saratoga 
Merklin  Mrs.  Sarah,  401  Saratoga 
Merks,  John,  laborer,  466  Canton  av 
Merle  Andrew,  carter,  2 McHenry 
Merle  Mrs.  Mary,  grocery,  2  McHenry 
Merluzzi  Nicholas  A.  clothier,  12  w  Balti- 
more 
MERREFIELD    JOSEPH,     auction     dry 
goods,  over  258  w  Baltimore,  dw  31  s  Sharp 
MERRILL  WARNER,  agent  Wheeler  and 
Wilson's    sewing  machines  and  lightning 
rods,  214  w  Baltimore 
Merrick  John  R.  grocer,  42  Constitution 
Merrick  Jesse,  shoemaker,  287  e  Eager 
Merrick  Wm.  M.  attorney,  29  St.  Paul,  dw 

36  Cathedral 
Merriken  Catharine, 107  Lexington 
Merriken   Francis  M.  engraver,  over  159  w 

Baltimore,  dw  12  n  Bond 
Merriken  James,  laborer,  154  Ross 
Merriken  James  T.  tinner,  293  e  Fayette 
Merriken  Joseph  S.  last  maker,  118  w  Lom- 
bard, dw  13  Columbia 
Merriken  Wm.  dry  goods,  1  Water,  dw  90 

s  Paca 
Merriken  Wm.  tinner,  293  e  Fayette 


J.  HENRY  GIESE,  Commission  Merchant,  for  the  sale   of  Flour,  Grain,  Seeds,  A*. 
Roseudale  Cement  and  Calcined  Plaster  constantly  on  hand,  (31  Spear's  Wliarf. 


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Mernken  Wm.  bookbinder,    107  Lexington 
Merrill  Capt.  Henry  M.  260  n  Howard 
Merrill    Catherine   Ann,   dressmaker,   94   n 

Greene 
Merrill  J.  L.  bookkeeper,  141  n  Charles 
Merrill  Jeremiah  L .  gunsmith ,  275  w  Lombard 
Merrill  Jas.  H.   (M.,  Thomas   &  Co.)  145 

Washington  place 
MERRILL,  THOMAS  &  CO.,  manuf.  and 

importers  of  guns,  gun  locks  and  rifles,  239 

w  Baltimore  ;  forging  shop  3  Lovely  la 
Merrill  Wm.  Y.  gunsmith,  275  w  Lombard 
Merrillion  Mrs.  Rebecca,  147  Mulberry 
Merritt  Charles,  heater,  22  Scott 
Merritt  Caleb,  pattern  maker,  326  e  Baltimore 
Merritt  Mrs.  Ellen,  milliner,  243   w  Fayette 
Merritt  Elizabeth,  111  n  Front 
Merritt  Francis,  181  s  Charles 
Merritt  Geo.  A.  (Wm.  K.  M.  &  Co.)  622  w 

Fayette 
Merritt  Henrietta,  80  Hamburg 
Merritt  Isaac  H.  243  w  Fayette 
Merritt  James  A.  clerk,  228  AiSquith 
Merritt  Jno.  B.  pattern  maker,  80  Hamburg 
Merritt  John  P.  soldier,  176  n  Eden 
MERRITT  JOSEPH  C.  &  BRO.,  Maryland 

coal  oil  works,  125  and  127  Eastern  av 
Merritt  Joseph  C.  (Jos.  C.  M,  &  Bro.)  4  n 

Broadway 
Merritt  Samuel,  (Jos.   C.  M.  &  Bro.)  310  e 

Baltimore 
Merritt  Samuel,  clerk,  17  n  Schroeder 
Merritt  Wm.  K.   (W.  K.  M.  &  Co.)  Eager 

near  Charles 
Merritt  Wm.  K.  &  Co.,  wholesale  grocers  and 

commission  merchants,  53  s  Calvert  and  57 

Cheapside 
Merryman  Barnet  K.  s  w  cor  Aliceanna  and 

Cannon 
MERRYMAN  CHARLES,  lumber  dealers, 

s  w  cor  Pratt  and  Greene,  dw  83  s  Greene 
Merryman  Mrs.  Ellen,  trimmings  and  fancy 

goods,  139  n  Eutaw 
Merryman  Francis  A.  139  n  Eutaw 
Merryman  Franklin  W.  clerk,  83  s  Greene 
Merryman  Geo.  dentist  and  water  registrar, 

50  n  Calvert 
Merryman  Jacob,  boot  fitter,  194  Orleans 
Merryman  John,  clerk,  154  w  Lombard 
Merryman  Joseph  P.  attorney,  71  w  Fayette, 

dw  50  n  Charles 
Merryman  Dr.  Moses  W.  134  W.  Fayette 
Merryman  Moses  S.  R.  clerk,  84  Columbia 
Merryman  Nicholas  B.  (M.  &  Young,)  43  n 

Poppleton 
MERRRYMAN  OLIVER  P.  curled  hair  and 

bristle  manufacturer,  151  w  Fayette,  dw  50 

w  Biddle 
Merryman  Philip,  laborer,  Canton  av  nr  Gist 
Merryman  Samuel  H.  B.  salesman,  189  Mul- 
berry 
Merryman  &  Young,  bricklayers  and  jobbers, 

basement  61  e  Fayette 
Mersmann  Joseph,  porter,  162  Stirling 
Merson   Charles  E.  engineer,  54  s  Schroeder 
Merson  John  H.  blacksmith,  588  w  Pratt 
Merson  Thomas  L.  blacksmith,  14  Lemmon 
Merson  Wm.  G.  blacksmith,  416  w  Lombard 
Mertens  Conrad,  shoemaker,  45  Orchard 
Merter  Michael,  wagoner,  642  Light 
Merz  Henry,  gas  fitter  and  plumber,  254  w 

Pratt 
Meseke  Frederick,  shoemaker,  322  w  Pratt 


Mesenberg  Geo.  stoves  and  tinware,  28  s  Pop- 
pleton 
Meshaw  Dennis,  trimmings,  554  w  Baltimore, 

dw  Pearl 
Meshberger  John,  tailor,  12  s  Regester 
Meshberger  John,  jr.,  12  s  Regester 
Messer  John,  watchmaker,  651  w  Baltimore 
Messer  John,  jr.,  watchmkr,  651  w  Baltimore 
Messerschmidt  Adam,  baker,  137  s  Fremont 
Messersmith    Charles,   butcher,    107    Centre 
and  48  Lexington  markets,  dw  Penna  av  n  of 
Northern  av 
Messersmith  Emanuel,  shoemaker,  123  Penn- 
sylvania av 
Messersmith  George,  baker,  15  n  Poppleton 
Messersmith  Jacob,  yeast,  125  Penna  av 
Messersmith  J.  K.  &  Son,  bakers,  82  Penna 

av.  dw  J.  K.  M.  82 
Messersmith  John  W.  (J.  K.  M.  &  Son,)  82 

Penna  av 
Messersmith  Wm.  butcher,  98  Centre  and  11 
Lexington  markets,  dw  Aisquith  near  Biddle 
Messick  Charlotte,  89  s  Broadway 
Messick  Robert,  clerk,  96  e  Pratt 
Messick  Theodore,  carriage  maker,  209  Han- 
over 
Messing  Mrs.  Susanna,  58  n  Pine 
Messner  Jacob,  blacksmith,  144  n  Bond 
Mesz  John,  carpenter,  280  s  Sharp 
Mesz  John, 'trunk  maker,  280  s  Sharp 
Metamora  (Red  Men)  Hall,  124  and  126  w 

Lombard 
Metcalf  Emanuel,  soldier,  w  Boyd 
Metcalf  Geo.  W.  shoemaker,  101  w  Boyd 
Metcalf  George,  machinist,  447  w  Fayette 
Metcalf  Wm.  H.  soldier,  101  w  Boyd 
Meteer  Albert,  coach  smith,  41  n  Eden 
Meteer  Samuel  B.  mariner,  41  n  Eden 
Methaney  Jas.  of  Custom  House,  298  e  Lom- 
bard 
Methaney  Mrs.  Mary,  298  e  Lombard 
Metherell  Mary,  teacher,  46  n  High 
Methodist  Episcopal  Sabbath  School,  HoUins 

near  Oregon 
Methodist  Protestant  Church,  s  w  cor  Lom- 
bard and  Washington 
Methodist  Protestant  Church,  s  e  cor  Lom- 
bard and  Greene 
Methodist  Protestant  Church,  n  e  cor  Fayette 

and  Aisquith 
Methodist   Protestant  Publication  Oflice   and 

Book  Store,  12  n  Gay 
Metropolitan  Hall,  84  w  Baltimore, 
METTEE  ALBERT  R.  paper  hanger,  150  s 

Broadway 
Mettee  Elizabeth,  69  e  Pratt 
Mettee  Emily  J.  5  Penn 
Mettee  Mrs.  E.  S.,  Hollins  near  Calhoun 
Mettee  Lieut.  James  S.  131  n  Eden 
Mettee    John,    sexton    Christ   Church,   19  e 

Monument 
Mettee  Joseph,  cooper,  104  Dugan's  whf 
Mettee  Leonard  C.  blacksmith,  113  w  Lom- 
bard, dw  73  s  Sharp 
Mettee  Leonard,  type  caster,  240  n  Caroline 
Mettee  Margaret  J.  cupper  and  leecher,  73  s 

Sharp 
Mettee  Martin  W.  harbor  master,  131  n  Eden 
Mettee  Martin,  jr.,  soldier,  131  n  Eden 
METTEE  MILTON  D.  paper  hangings,  42 

n  Eutaw,  dw  77 
Mettee  Mrs,  Susan,  12  s  Ann 
Mettegar  Louis,  tailor,  227  e  Monument 


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Mettiiiger  John  P.  mariner,  27  Philpot 
Metz  Charles,  laborer,  Foster  al.  nr.  Hoffman 
Metz  David  H.  clerk,  5  and  7  s  Liberty 
Metz  Henry,  cabinet  maker,  over  227  w  Pratt 
Metz  John  A.  tailor,  60  Somerset 
Metz  John  E.  clerk,  Baltimore  Co. 
Metz  John  F.  carpenter,  184  Vine 
Metz  John  F.  tavern,  s  w  cor  Cross  and  Hen- 
rietta 
Metz  John,  cabinet  maker,  226  e  Eager 
Metz  Richard  A .  turner,  636  w  Baltimore 
Metz  Sarah,  636  w  Baltimore 
Metzel  Geo.  V.  cabinet  maker,  Hudson  w  of 

Federal 
Metzer  John,  paver,  364  e  Eager 
Metzger  Aaron,  horse  dealer,  37  e  Lombard 
Metzgi  r  Fredk.  shoemaker,  237  Canton  av 
Metzger  Gotleib,  restaurant,  101  Conway 
Metzger  Franklin,  chemist  and  druggist,  s  e 

cor  Gay  and  Exeter 
Metzger  Isaac,  (M.  &  Miller,)  53  e  Fayette 
Metzger  John,  carter,  220  s  Eutaw 
Metzger  &  Miller,  clothiers,  88  Centre  Market 

space 
METZGER  Miss,  dressmaker,  97  n  Charles 
Metzger  Sally  A.  variety  store,  151j^  n  Gay 
Metzler  John,  shoemaker,  147  Peirce" 
Metzman  Louis,  lager  beer,  42  n  Caroline 
Metzung  Joseph,  carver,  63  Mulberry 
MeuUer  John,  laborer,  40  Aliceanna,  Canton 
Meushaw  Charles  H.  bookbinder,  94  n  Greene 
Meurer  Nicholas,  huckster,  254  Canton  av 
Mewburn  Joseph,  20  Republican 
Mewshaw  Charlotte,  353  Light 
Mewshaw  John  A.  machinist,  363  Light 
Mex  Frederick,  cedar  cooper,  411  w  Pratt 
Mexican  Consulate,  J.  A.  Pizarro,  3  Barnet 
Meyberger  Philip,  shoemaker,  494  Penna.  av 
Meyd  Francis,  wheelwright  and  blacksmith, 

HI  Henrietta,  dw  253  s  Sharp 
Meyer  August,  cap  maker,  190  s  Charles 

MEYER  AUG.  G.,  Manufacturer  of 
White  Lead,  Paints,  Varnishes, 
Lamp  Black,  Saltpetre,  &c.,  No. 
100  Lombard  Street,  dw.  226. 


Meyer  Mrs.  A.  M.  121  Garden 

Meyer  Augustine,  cigar  maker,  316  Eastern 

avenue 
Meyer  Charles,  shoemaker,  289  Raborg 
Meyer  Charles,  shoemaker,  86  Central  av 
MEYER  CHARLES,  wines  and  liquors,  199 

Montgomery 
Meyer  Christian,  tailor,  49  Albemarle 
Meyer  Mrs.  Catharine  M.   grocery,  3  e   cor 

Howard  and  Richmond 
Meyer  C.  J.  druggist,  121  Garden 
Meyer  Catharine,  seamstress,  142  s  Regester 
Meyer  Carl  H,  laborer,  182  s  Spring 
Meyer  Elias,  clothier,  161  FranKlin 
Meyer  Mrs.  Elizabeth,  110  Barre 
MEYER    FERDINAND,    hosiery,    gloves, 

worsteds,  undershirts  and  drawers,   139  W 

Baltimore,  dw  241  w  Lombard 
Meyer  F.  C.  staves,  275  s  Bond 
Meyer   Frederick,  gardener,  Frederick  road 

nr.  city  limits 
Meyer  Frederick  G.  tobacconist,  744  w  Balti- 
more 
Meyer  Frederick,  piano  maker,  219  Henrietta 


Meyer  Frederick,  piano  maker,  43  Pearl 
Meyer  George,  brass  founder,  21  w  Pratt 
Meyer  George,  gunsmith,  124  s  Charles 
Meyer  George,  butcher,  343  Penna.  av 
Meyer  George,  restaurant,  125  Franklin 
Meyer  GeArge,  blacksmith,  97  Thames 
MEYER  G.  &  CO.  stoves,  505  w  Baltimore 
Meyer  Gerhardt  (G.  M.  &  Co  )  505  w  Balti- 
more 
Meyer  George  H.  L.  shoemaker.  41  n  Liberty 
Meyer  Herman  F.  clerk,  121  Garden 
Meyer  Herman,  box  maker,  14  Abey  al 
Meyer  Herman,  rigger,  31  Fell 
Meyer  Harman,  box  maker,  356  West 
Meyer  Henry,  laborer,  96  Lancaster 
Meyer  Henry,  246  s  Bond 
Meyer  Henry,  tinner,  44  Park 
Meyer  Henry,  cabinet  maker,  106  n  Howard 
Meyer  Henry,  laborer,  91  Somerset 
Meyer  Henry,  shoemaker,  141  n  Central  av 
Meyer  Henry,  laborer,  3  Choptank 
Meyer  Henry,  blacksmith,  73  Eislein 
Meyer  Henry,  drayman,  14  Etna  lane 
Meyer  Henry,  Wm.  Tell  House 
Meyer  Capt.  Henry,  mariner,  106  s  Eutaw 
Meyer  Jacob,  of  tobacco  warehouse  No.   2, 

98  s  Charles 
Meyer  James  &  Co.  grocers  and  commission 

merchants,  37  Cheapside 
Meyer  James,  (J.  M.  &  Co.)  123  Hanover 
Meyer  John  F.  A.  tavern,  39  German 
Meyer  John  H.  confectioner,  104  w  Baltimore 
Meyer  John,  56  Essex 
Meyer  John  F.  shoemaker,  189  s  Bond 
Meyer  John,  cooper,  142  s  Regester, 
Meyer  John  C.  shoemaker,  6  Columbia 
MEYER  JOHN  G.  grocery  and  feed  store,  s 

e  cor  Poppleton  and  Columbia 
Meyer  John,  wood  sawyer,  21  s  Wolfe 
Meyer  John  W.  lager  beer,  44  n  Frederick 
Meyer  John,  laborer,  21  Sterrett 
Meyer  John  P.  grocery,  127  Barre 
Meyer  John,  tailor,  65  McElderry 
Meyer  Kunigunda,  244  Canton  av 
Meyer  Louisa,  14  Mercer 
Meyer  Lewis,  farmer,  26  Bank 
Meyer  Lewis  G.  groceries  and  liquors,   134 

Franklin 
Meyer  Lorenz  tin  and  coppersmith,  44  Park 
Meyer  Louis,  cigar  store,  252  s  Broadway 
Meyer  Laneliart,  cooper,  208  s  Sharp 
Meyer  L.  coffin  trimmings,  Uhler'a  al 
Meyer  Michael,  shoemaker,  364  Penna.  av 
Meyer  Mary,  76  Biddle  al 
Meyer  Meyer  D.  dry  goods,  143  n  Gay 
Meyer  Martin,  tailor,  311  n  Central  av 
Meyer  Michael,  laborer,  15  Smith's  al 
Meyer  Misses,  school  teachers,  18  Barnet 
Meyer  JNathan,   second-hand  dealer,    128    s 

Caroline 
Meyer  N.  stevedore,  108  Lancaster 
Meyer  P.  dry  goods,  189  n  Gay 
Meyer  Peter,  tavern,  60  Centre  Market  space 
Meyer  Philip,  shoemaker,  316  w  Pratt 
Meyer  Sophia,  shop,  s  e  cor  McElderry  and 

Spring 
Meyer  Simon,  blacksmith,  Walsh  nr.  Laurens 
Meyer  Valentine,  cooper,  75  Grace  ct 
Meyer  Wm.  B-  clerk,  123  Hanover 
Meyer  Wm.  laborer,  66  Light 
Meyer  Wm.  mariner,  4  Shakspear 
Meyers  Wm.  cigar  maker,  105  e  Baltimore 
Meyers  Augustus  C.  cigar  maker,  14  Lee 


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Meyers  August,  lager  beer,  Frederick  road  nr. 

city  limits 
Meyers  Abraham,  furniture,  206  s  Charles 
Meyers   August  G.  white  lead   mill,  Cross, 

nr.  Johnson 
Meyers  Clorinda,  64  e  Fayette 
Meyers  Charles,  baker  and  eating  house,  258 

s  Broadway 
Meyers  Charles  R.  huckster,  14  Brune 
Meyers  Charles,  currier,  285  Raborg 
Meyers  Christopher,  tavern,  64  Light 
Meyers  David,  laborer,  2  Townsend 
Meyers  Ellen  F.  grocery,  273  L.  Hughes 
Meyers  Elizabeth,  105  n  Caroline 
Meyers  E.  police,  44  Warner 
Meyers  Frederick,  tinner,  343  Light 
Meyers  Henry  D.  box  maker,  50  Leadenhall 
Meyers  Henry,  tailor,  185  Peirce 
Meyers  Henry,  soldier,  n  e  cor  Washington 

and  Polk,  Homestead 
Meyers  Jacob  Wm.  fireman,  343  Light 
Meyers  Jacob,  laborer,  70  Beason 
Meyers  John  H.  grocery,  299  Franklin 
Meyers  John,  laborer,  45  Hampstead 
Meyers  &  Kemp,  restaurant,  92  w  Baltimore 
Meyers  Oliver,  (M.  &  Kemp,)  92  w  Baltimore 
Meyers  Peter,  laborer,  Belvidere  House 
Meyers  Samuel,  well  digger,  n  e   cor  Wash- 
ington and  Polk,  Homestead 
Meyers  Solomon,  second  hand  goods,  156  L. 

Greene 
Meyers  Wm.  wood  dealer,  foot  of  Ann 
Meyers  Wm.  tailor,  252  e  Eager 
Meyers  Wm.  laborer,  273  L.  Hughes 
Meyers  Wm.  cigar  maker,  105  e  Baltimore 
Meyers  Yort,  sugar  refiner,  30  Albemarle 
Meyler  James,  porter,  29  Harford  av 
Meyser  Conrad,  carpenter,  100  n  Paca 
Mhoon  John  W.  porter,  51  Hill 
Michael  Alexander  D.  (M.  &  Bro.)  59>^  n 

Calvert 
Michael  Barbary,  61  n  Amity 
Michael  &  Bro.  paper  hangings  and  uphol- 
stery goods,  122  w  Baltimore 
Michael  Christina  M.  laundress,  119  Plum 
Michael  Daniel  S.  fireman,  130  McHenry 
Michael  Mrs.  Elizabeth,  471  w  Pratt 
Michael  Emanuel  H.  morocco  dresser,  346  e 

Eager 
Michael  Francis,  tinner,  230  Orleans 
Michael  Frederick,  laborer,  7  Spruce  al 
Michael  George  D.  cigar  maker,  471  w  Pratt 
Michael  Henry,  cooper,  376  s  Charles 
Michael  Henry  J.  (M.  &  Bro.)  56  w  Fayette 
Michael  Henry,  hardware  store,  s  e  cor  Cen- 
tral av  and  Fayette 
Michael  Henry,  laborer,  220  Castle  al 
Michael  Henry,  piano  maker,  404  s  Charles 
Michael  Henry,  tailor,  149  Chesnut 
Michael  Jacob,  baker,  146  s  Broadway 
Michael  Jacob(Wm.H.  M.  &  Son)66  s  Exeter 
Michael  James,  dyer,  52  Harford  av 
Michael  John,  carpenter,  61  n  Amity 
Michael  John,  laborer,  220  s  Durham 
Michael  John  J.  baker,  184  s  Bond 
Michael  John  W.  shoemaker,  471  w  Pratt 
Michael  Josephine,  25  n  Liberty 
Michael  Lewis,  confectionery,  421  n  Gay 
Michael  Mary,  25  n  Liberty 
Michael  Margaret  A.  E.  tailoress,  471  w  Pratt 
Michael  Martin,  blacksmith.  Liberty  road  nr. 

Penna  av 
Michael  Mrs.  Mary,  209  Saratoga 


Michael  Peter,  butcher,  382  Penna  av 
Michael  Peter,  laborer,  88  s  Poppleton 
Michael  Sarah  J.  boarding  house,  73  n  High 
Michael  Wm.   H.   wood  dealer.  Union  dock, 

dw  66  s  Exeter 
Michael  WiUiam  H.  (W.  H.  M.  &  Son,)  66  s 

Exeter 
Michael  Wm.  H.  &  Son,  commission    mer- 
chants, 10  Bowly's  whf 
Michaelsen  P.  W.  rigger,  213  Aliceanna 
MICHEAU  DR.  THEuDORE  J.  249  s  How- 
ard 
Micheau  Letitia,  druggist,  249  s  Howard 
Michel  Adam,  chair  maker,  56  s  Eutaw 
Michel  Carl,  barber,  54  Central  av 
Michel  Frederick,  tailor,  186  Vine 
Michel  Helena,  tailoress,  186  Vine 
Michel  Henry,  restaurant,  835  w  Baltimore 
Michel  Louis,  confectionery,  421  n  Gay 
Michel  Martha,  tailoress,  186  Vine 
Michel  Nicholas,  stevedore,  306  Canton  av 
Michel  Peter,  cooper,  185  s  Bethel 
Michel  Theodore,  confectioner,  2  Bedford  al 
Michel  Thomas,  conductor,  477  w  Lombard 
Michel  Wm.  tobacconist,  117  n  Calvert 
Michell  Geo.  F.  24  s  Broadway 
Michelman  Charles,  carpenter,  257  s  Ann 
Michelmau  H.  E.  tobacconist,  18  Park 
Mick  Jacob,  laborer,  547  Canton  av 
Mickle  Robert,  cashier  Union  Bank,  41  Mc- 

Culloh 
Middendorf  J.  Clement,  laborer,  33  William 
Middendorf  Harman,  porter,  127  n  Central  av 
Middendorf  Herman,  2  Gough 
Middendorf  Henry,  grocery,  46  Leadenhall 
Middendorf  Henry,  jr.,  porter,  127  s  Central  av 
Middlecamp  Henry,  carter,  34  Gittings 
Middlekauff  Emanuel,  clerk,  285  w  Fayette 
Middlekauff  J.  A.  machinist,  92  n  Schroeder 
Middlemis  Mrs.  Elizabeth,  variety  store,  109 

Chew 
Middlemis  John  H.  wood  turner,  109  Chew 
Middlemore  Mrs.  Juliana,  124  n  Pine 
Middlemore  Samuel,  saddler,  124  n  Pine 
Middleton  Charles  F.  (M.  &  Dorsey,)  Balti- 
more Co. 
Middleton  &  Dorsey,tobacconists,  126  w  Pratt, 

factory  103  s  Charles 
Middleton  Ignatius  (Gardiner  &  M.)  640  w 

Fayette 
Middleton  James  P.  soldier,  69  s  Eutaw 
Middleton  Dr.  John  D.  homoepathist,  137  w 

Fayette 
Middleton  John  A.  (M.  &  Warfield,)  Bolton, 

betw.  Lanvale  and  Townsend 

Middleton  Richard  H.  engineer,  56  Courtland 

Middleton  Richard,  storage  and  commission 

merchant,  119  Smith's  whf, dw  56  Courtland 

Middleton  &  Warfield,  commission  merchants, 

7  German 
Miebert  Herman,  baker,  41  Preston 
Miekard  Charles,  laborer,  138  Peirce 
Mikel  George,  carter,  142  s  Spring 
Miekel  Joseph,  tailor,  184  s  Bond 
Mienz  John,  cigar  maker,  385  w  Pratt 
Mier  Barbara,  dry  goods,  215  e  Pratt 
Mier  Henry,  salesman,  25  Pratt     . 
Miete  Fredk.  W.  baker,  63  s  Fremont 
Miete  Henry  A.  cigar  box  mkr,  157  s  Charles 
Mieting  Charles,  carpenter,  68  Granby 
Mieting  Mrs.  Mary,  lager  beer  saloon,  161  e 
Fayette 
I  Miezel  John,  tailor,  63  Bank 

J.   HEIVRY  GIESS,   Commission  Merchant,   for   the   sale   of  Flour,  Orain,  Seeds,  &c. 
Roaeudale  Cement  and  Calcined  Plaster  constantly  on  hand,  !S1  Spear's  Wliarf. 


MIF 


276 


MIL 


Mifflin  Wm.  blacksmith,  134  Preston 

Mifflin  Geo.  W.  134  Preston 

Mifflin  James,  finisher,  132  Preston 

Mifort  Fredk.  cooper,  198  Eastern  av 

Migen  Mrs.  Nancy,  125  Mulberry 

Mihke  Charles,  blacksmith,  234  e  Lombard 

Mihm  Conrad,  piano  maker,  246  s  Sharp 

Mihm  Patrick,  carter,  21  Jackson's  ct 

Mike  John,  laborer.  Falls  road  near  toUgate 

Mikel  John,  tailor,  267  e  Lombard 

Mikel  Joseph,  tailor,  63  Bank 

Mikesey  Wm.  roller,  27  Pleasant  al 

Milan  David,  conductor,  118  Orleans 

Milan  Dennis  C.  laborer,  52  Buren 

Milan  Patrick,  lab.  rear  of  197  Montgomery 

Milbourne,  Adams  &  McGee,  sail  makers, 

over  4  Light  st.  whf 
Milbourne  Charles  D.  (M.,  Adams  &  McGec,) 

24  Warren 
Milbourne  Elijah,  gaiter  uppers,  56  Mulberry 
Milbourne  Elijah  S.  blacksmith,  66  Clay 
Milbourne  Mary  A.  66  Clay 
Milbourne  Wm.  T.  machinist,  66 Clay 
Milburn  Alfred  K.  stone  cutter,  323  e  Monu- 
ment 
Milburn  Charles  D.  sailmaker,  24  Warren 
Milburn  James  A.  pilot,  126  s  Ann 
Milburn  John  H.  carpenter,  69  Hampstead 
Milburn  John  T.  pilot,  204  s  Ann 
Milburn  Thomas,  carpenter,  323  e  Monument 
Milburn  Thomas,  tinner,  189  e  Madison 
Milde  Joseph,  mariner,  5  s  Caroline 
Mildner  Charles,  shoemaker,  341  e  Monument 
Miles  Abraham  S.  (G.  S.  Windsor  &  Co.)  22 

e  Lombard 
Miles  Albert,  harness  maker,  234  German 
Miles  Charles,  clerk,  51  n  Fremont 
Miles  Charles  A.  restaurant  and  billiards,  66 
w  Fayette,  and  5  Centre  Market  space,  dw 
97  s  High 
Miles  Daniel,  carter,  32Haubert 
MILES  H.  CLAY,  49  n  Fremont 
Miles  Mrs.  Eliza,  8  L.  Paca 
Miles  Mrs.  Elizabeth,  49  n  Fremont 
Miles  Mrs.  Elizabeth,  218  Mulberry 
Miles  George,   livery  stable,  Ramsay,  dw  41 

Portland 
Miles  George  T.  teamster,  97  s  Poppleton 
Miles  Henry,  (M.  &  O'Niel,)  7.3  Preston 
Miles  John,  blacksmith,  56  Davis 
Miles  John  S.  boat  builder,  foot  of  York,  dw 

53  s  Eden 
Miles  &  O'Neil,  restaurant,  s  w  cor  North  and 

Foundry 
MILES  &  HOPKINS,  grocers  and  commis- 
sion merchants,  68  s  Calvert 
Miles  Richard  D.  clerk  to  Provost  Marshal, 

60  s  Broadway 
Miles  Robert,  turner,  158  Vine 
Miles  Robert,  well  digger,  367  e  Eager 
Miles  Samuel,  carter,  199  n  Fremont 
Miles  Samuel,  finisher,  12  Ross 
Miles  Samuel  G.    (M.   &.  Hopkins,)  212  w 

Lomliard 
Miles  Wm.  E.  shoemaker,  29  *  Charles 
MilhoUand  Arthur,  55  n  Front 
MILHOLLAND  Dr.  E.  F.  resident  physi- 
cian at  Baltimore  Infirmary,  cor  Lombard 
and  Greene 
MilhoUand  Isaac,  machinist,  82  Albemarle 
MilhoUand  James,  stoves,  &c.  708  w  Baltimore 
MilhoUand  Rol)crt  D.  jr.,  teller.  Commercial 
&  Farmers'  Bank,  dw  274  e  Baltimore 


Milke  Henry,  waterman,  75  Elliott 

Milke  John,  waterman,  75  Elliott 

Millagan  Mrs.  Susan,  42  Franklin 

Millar  Alexander    H.    government    employ, 

Biddle  3d  door  from  Eutaw 
Millar  Charles  W.  (J.  W.  Bruff  &  Co.)  34 

McCulloh 
Millar  Ellen,  90  Saratoga 
Millar  Henry  A.  moulder,  221  Orleans 
Millar  Isaac,  bricklayer,  221  Orleans 
Millar  M.  A.  90  Saratoga 
Millchaup  Lydia,  confectionery,  198  Forrest 
Miller  Adam,  shoemaker,  211  Montgomery 
Miller  Adam,  currier,  97  w  Monument 
Miller  Adam,  tailor,  273  e  Eager 
Miller  Alfred  B.  cashier  at  Maltby  house 
MILLER  ALFRED  B.  dealer  in  watches  and 

jewelry,  161  w  Baltimore,  dw  46  Pearl 
Miller  Alfred  J.  artist,  264  w  Fayette 
Miller  Alexander  H.  bricklayer,  134   Raborg 
Miller  Amandus,  tailor,  21  Plum  al 
Miller  Ambrose,  cooper,  348  s  Sharp 
Miller  Andrew,  tailor,  22  e  Eager 
Miller  Andrew,  milkman.  Liberty  road  near 

Fremont 
Miller  Andrew,  ship  carpenter,  108  s  Chapel 
Miller  Andrew  J.  (Davis  &  M.)   167  w  Fay- 
ette 
Miller  Andrew,  laborer,  240  e  Eager 
Miller  Andrew  J.   (Benj.   &  A.  J.   M.)  196 

Garden 
Miller  Andrew  J.  piano  maker,  61  Portland 
MiUer  Andrew,  laborer,  90  Walker  ct 
Miller  Andrew,  laborer,  185  s  Eden 
Miller  Andrew,  tailor,  341  Saratoga 
Miller  Mrs.  Ann  M.  177  Henrietta 
Miller  Mrs.  Ann  Elizabeth,  confectionery,  30 

Chatsworth 
Miller  Ann,  66  e  Baltimore 
Miller  Annie,  19  MuUikin 
Miller  Anthony,  174  Pearl 
Miller  Anton,  straw  cutter,  cor  Gorsuch  av 

and  Polk,  Homestead 
Miller  A.  D.   (Jacob   F.  M.  &  Co.)  85  St. 

Paul 
Miller  August,  cooper,  Bevan  nr  Cross 
Miller  August,  tailor,  119  McElderry 
Miller  Augustine,  carpenter,  206  Franklin 
Miller  Benjamin  &  A.  J.  painters,  93  Jasper 
Miller  Benjamin  (Benjamin  &  A.  J.  M.)  9 

Grundy 
Miller  Benjamin  F.  clerk,  206  Franklin 
Miller  B.  F.  shoemaker,  246  s  Broadway 
Miller  Barnitz,   laborer,   220  B  Washington, 

F.  P. 
MILLER  &  BEACHAM,  music  publishers, 

10  n  Charles 
Miller  Cassandra,  36  n  Spring 
Miller  Casper,  laborer.  Fort  av  nr  Lowman 
Miller  Casper,  shoemaker,  93  n  Caroline 
Miller  Casper,  piano  maker,  253  Lee 
Miller  Casper,  furniture  wagoner,   46  Presi- 
dent 
Miller  C.  furniture,  241  s  Bond 
Miller  Charles,  shoemaker,  36  Leadenhall 
Miller  Charles  W.   (G.  W.  Bruff  &  Co.)  cor 

McCulloh  and  Preston 
Miller  Charles  F.  (Fowble  &  M.)  375  Lex- 
ington 
Miller  Charles,  butcher,  127  Columbia 
Miller  Charles,  carpenter  N.  C.  R.  R.  near 

reservoir 
Miller  Charles,  cigar  maker,  228  a  Charles 


GEO.  S.  PAOB  <Ss  BRO.,  Manufacturers   of  Roofa  and  Roofing  Materials,  111   Smltb's 
Wliarf.    C.  HAKT  S9IITH,  Agent. 


MIL 


277 


MIL 


Miller  Charles,  340  Mulberry 
Miller  Charles,  blacksmith,  3  Biddle  al 
Miller  Charles,  mate,  150  e  Pratt 
Miller  Charles  F.  porter,  2  Haw- 
Miller  Charles,  shoemaker,  80  Somerset 
Miller  Charles,  harness  maker,  229  Aliceanna 
Miller  Charles  W.  painter,  201  Ross 
Miller  Catherine,  4  Greenwillow 
Miller  Catherine,  laundress,  74  Buren 
Miller  Catherine,  tailoress,  227  s  Wolfe 
Miller  Catherine,  51  e  Fayette 
Miller  Mrs.  Catherine,  186  Preston 
Miller  Christian,  cooper,  329  s  Sharp 
Miller  Christian,  laborer,  415  s  Charles 
Miller  Christina,  152  Eastern  av 
Miller  Christiana,  137  Welcome  al 
Miller  ChristofF,  iron  roller,  336  Canton 
Miller  Conrad,  cigar  maker,  cor  Harapstead 

and  Dallas 
Miller  Conrad,  butcher,  489  e  Pratt 
Miller  Conrad  G.  butcher,  312  e  Baltimore 
Miller  Conrad,  bakery,  127  Conway 
Miller  Conrad,  carter,  305  Columbia 
Miller  D.  H.  (J.  Heald  &  Co.)  n  w  cor  Mon- 
ument and  Cathedral 
MILLER  DANIEL  &   CO.  importers   and 

Jobbers  of  dry  goods,  329  w  Baltimore 
Miller  Daniel  (D.  M.  &  Co.)  40  s  Sharp 
Miller  Daniel  S.  clerk,  116  Mulberry 
Miller  Daniel,  tobacconist,  22  e  Pratt 
Miller  Danford,  Strieker  s  of  Pratt 
Miller  David,  carpenter,  52  n  Pine 
Miller  David  S.   K.  butcher,  94   Lexington 

market,  dw  Northern  av  nr  Penna.  av 
Miller  Dominic,  shoemaker,  18  Preston 
Miller  Edgar  C.  (Samuel  Bevan  &  Co.)  113 

w  Monument 
Miller  Dr.  Edward  A.  194  w  Biddle 
Miller  Edward  A.   (Armstrong  &  M.)    In 

Exeter 
Miller  Edwin  A.  clerk,  89  s  Greene 
Miller  Elizabeth,  157  s  Caroline 
Miller  Elizabeth,  214  s  Charles 
Miller  Elizabeth,  201  Ross 
Miller  Mrs.  Elizabeth,  151  e  Lombard 
Miller  Mrs.  Elizabeth,  19  s  Central  av 
Miller  Ellen  A.  teacher,  336  w  Fayette 
Miller  Mrs.  Emeline,  tailoress,  12  Ramsay 
Miller  Ents,  tailor,  366  e  Eager 
Miller   Enoch  H.   carpenter,   67   Albemarle, 

dw  68 
Miller  Ernest,  butcher,  45  e  Fayette 
Miller  F.  laborer,  rear  of  194  Aliceanna 
Miller  Felton,  blacksmith,  87  n  Poppleton 
Miller  Francis  A.  bricklayer,  116  Mulberry 
Miller  Pranciscus,  seamstress,  7  Valley 
Miller  Frederick,  laborer,  751  Light 
Miller  Frederick,  pickler,  121  s  Eden 
Miller  Frederick,  factory  hand,  869  w  Pratt 
Miller  Frederick,  basket  maker,  260  Ann 
Miller  Frederick,  planing  mill,  46  President 
Miller  Frederick,  real  estate  broker,  Penna. 

av  nr  tollgate 
Miller  Frederick  W.   shoemaker,  211   Con- 
way 
Miller  Frederick  T.  shoemaker,  757  w  Balti- 
more 
Miller  George  K.  coal,  162  s  Paca 
Miller  George  T.  varnisher,  29  Rock 
Miller  George  W.  edge  tool  manufacturer,  7 

Camden,  dw  142 
Miller  George  W.  bar  tender  Union  hotel,  cor 
Bond  and  Thames 


Miller  George,  laborer,  Saratoga  nr  Calhoun 
Miller  George  C.  cashier  Bank  of  Commerce, 
•  644  w  Fayette 

Miller  George  W.  stone  cutter,  206  Franklin 
Miller  George,  butcher,  489  e  Baltimore 
Miller  George,  cigar  maker,  s  e  cor  Gay  and 

Madison 
Miller  George,  nailmaker,  379  w  Pratt 
Miller  George,  laborer,  40  Block 
Miller  Geo.  C.  carpenter,  153  n  Fremont 
'Miller  George,  bricklayer,  4  Hull's  'a 
Miller  Geo.  H.   (Coffroth,  M.  &  Co.;  84  n 

Paca 
Miller  George,  laborer,  21  New  Church 
Miller  George,  blacksmith,  379  w  Pratt 
Miller  George,  232  s  Caroline 
Miller  George,  shoemaker,  172  s  Sharp 
Miller  George,  brick  moulder,  630  Light 
Miller  George,  laborer,  284  Aliceanna 
Miller  Geo.  W.  clerk,  206  Franklin 
Miller  Georgiana,  seamstress,  52  McElderry 
Miller  Gephart,  printer,  11  w  Lanvale 
Miller  Gotleib,  cooper,  132  n  Spring 
Miller  Gotleib,  nightman,  49  Burke,  Canton 
Miller  Grace,  milliner,  216  Cross 
Miller  Harrison,  brakesman,  625  w  Pratt 
Miller  Hartman,  teamster,    Calverton    mills, 

near  Almhouse 
Miller  Hartman,  teamster,  2  w  Centre 
Miller  Henry,  blacksmith,  340  w  Pratt 
Miller  Henry,  shoemaker,  7  Trinity 
Miller  Henry,  cooper,  87 >^  Jefferson 
Miller  Henry,  grocery.  111)  Bank 
Miller  Henry,  cigar  box  maker,  225  s  Eutaw 
Miller  Henry  G.  boot  maker,  183  n  Eden 
Miller  Henry,  barber,  94  e  Madison 
Miller  H.  Clay,  clerk,  40  s  Sharp 
Miller  Henry,  tailor,  23  Biddle  al 
Miller  Henry,  capmaker,  241  Light 
Miller  Henry  C.  (J.  Harvey  Sedgwick  &  Co.) 

2  Water 
Miller  Henry  C.  vinegar,  156  Henrietta 
Miller  Henry,  hardware,  228  Canton  av 
Miller  Henry  C.  bartender,  186  w  Pratt 
Miller  Henry,  grocer,  69  Somerset 
Miller  Henry  &  Co.  butcher,  92  Centre  mar- 
ket, dw  484  e  Baltimore 
Miller  Henry,  tailor,  15  Elizabeth  la 
Miller  Henry,  laborer,  35  s  Wolfe 
Miller  H.  Clay,  clerk,  81  w  Hoffman 
Miller  Henry, shoemaker,  792  w  Baltimore 
Miller  Henry  carter,  4  Jaspar 
Miller  Henry,  butcher,  489  e  Baltimore 
Miller  Henry,  laborer,  41  Philpot 
Miller  Henry,  ship  carpenter,  27  Philpot 
Miller  H.  C.  &  Co.  liquors,  2  Water 
Miller  Herman,  tailor,  244  n  Central  av 
Miller  Herman,  carter,  5  Hoffman 
Miller  Mrs.  Hester,  shoe  binder,  439  Raborg 
Miller  Hester,  156  e  Fayette 
Miller's  Hotel,  cor  German  and  Paca 
Miller  Ignatz,  tailor,  255  Washington,  F.  P. 
Miller  Isaac,  carpenter,  6  n  Exeter,  dw  15  e 

Fayette 
Miller  Jacob,  wagoner,  120  Eager 
Miller  Jacob,  rigger  154  s  Ann 
Miller  Jacob,  151  e  Pratt 
Miller  Jacob   F.  &  Co.  general  commission 

merchants,  83  South 
Miller  Jacob  F.  (J.  F.  M.  &  Co.)  85  St.  Paul 
Miller  Jacob,  car  driver.  Harford  av  near  city 

limits 
Miller  Jacob  H.  plumber,  "JS  Jasper 


WM.  P.  AVEBB,  Marine,  Fire  and  Life  InsHr;snce  Agent  and  Broker.    Agent 
Benefit  Life  Insurance  Co.,  IVew.irlc,  IV.  J.,"  89  Second  Street. 


'Mutual 


MIL 


278 


MIL 


Miller  Jacob,  carpenter,  113  Henrietta 
Miller  Jacob,  shoemaker,  306  Canton  av 
Miller  Jacob,  (Brooks  &  M.)  n  e  cor  Harrison 

and  Fayette 
Miller  Jacob,  blacksmith,  237  Hollins 
Miller  Jacob,  shoemaker,  238  s  Bond 
Miller  James,  watchman,  Mount  Clare,  225 

Conway 
Miller  James,  stevedore,  Biddle  near  Caroline 
Miller  James  D.  clerk,  187  McCulloh 
Miller  James  H.  carpenter,  498  Franklin 
Miller  James,  painter,  205  e  Baltimore 
Miller  Capt  James,   mud  machine,  225  Con- 
way 
Miller  Jane,  90  Chesnut 
Miller  Jeremiah,  soldier,  78  Central  av 
Miller  Jessie  police,  11  s  Carey 
Miller  John,  carpenter,  177  Henrietta 
Miller  John,  shoemaker,  39  Lancaster 
Miller  Capt.  John  A.  174  s  Wolfe 
Miller  John,  well  digger,  153  s  Spring 
P/liller  John  G.  cooper,  95  Peach  al 
Miller  John,  cabinet  maker,  35  n  Dallas 
Miller  John,  tailor,  117  McElderry 
Miller  John,  plasterer,  214  s  Charles 
Miller  John,  laborer,  36  Walsh 
Miller  John,  jr.,  coal,  n  w  cor  Paca  and  Ger- 
man, dw  13  s  Exeter 
Miller  John,  provisions,  n  e  cor  Bank  and 
Washington,  dw  n  e  cor  Bank  and  Regester 
Miller  John,  machinist,  23  Ensor 
Miller  John,  printer,  224  Preston 
Miller  John  A.  103  s  Regester 
Miller  John,  cooper,  31  King 
Miller  John,  police,  7  Josephine 
Miller  John,  cabinet  maker,  56  s  Bethel 
Miller  John,  currier,  100  s  Caroline 
Miller  John,  shoemaker,  62  Ross 
Miller  John,  shoemaker,  184  n  Eden 
Miller  John  Henry,  hostler,  206  s  Wolfe 
Miller  John  F.  police,  65  s  Fremont 
Miller  John  M.  tailor,  56  Eislein 
Miller  John,  soldier,  21  Fountain 
Miller  John,  85  Cambridge 
Miller  John  P.  tavern,  119  Penna  av 
Miller  John  D.  shoemaker,  133  Peirce 
Miller  John,  laborer,  19  Spruce  al 
Miller  John  R.  cooper,  17  Penna  av 
Miller  John,  lai)orer,  53  Durst  al 
Miller  John,  (Jno.  M.  &  Bro.)  125  Columbia 
Miller  John,  butcher,  15  Elizabeth  la,  dw  362 

Light 
Miller  John  H.  collector,  336  w  Fayette 
Miller  John  T.  carpenter,  12  Ramsay 
Miller  John  D.  mariner,  s  e  cor  Leadenhall 

and  Henrietta 
Miller  John  W.  A.  painter,  135  Raborg 
Miller  John  H.  laborer,  106  s  Dallas 
Miller  John,  tailor,  280  s  Bond 
Miller  John,  hack  driver,  165  s  Eden 
Miller  John  G.  shoemaker,  over  31  s  Wolfe 
Miller  John,  lager  beer,  282  Canton  av 
Miller  John  M.  (Daniel  M.  &  Co.)  40  s  Sharp 
Miller  John,  laborer,  70  s  Caroline 
Miller  John,  laborer,  230  Aliceaima 
Miller  John,  stevedore,  181  Eastern  av 
Miller  John,  broom  maker,  12  e  Lombard 
Miller  John,  conductor  N.  C.  R.  R.  110  n 

Calvert 
Miller  John,  soldier,  99  Washington,  F.  H. 
Miller  John,  shoemaker,  184  n  Eden 
Miller  John,  tailor,  165  s  Eden 
Miller  John,  181' Eastern  av 


Miller  John,  laborer,  31  Mosher 

Miller  Joseph  J.  cooper,  403  Lexington 

Miller  Joseph,  painter,  52  Harford  av 

Miller  Joseph,  turner,  78  French 

Miller  Joseph  J.  screwman,  403  Lexington 

Miller  Joseph,  tailor,  574  w  Baltimore 

Miller  Joseph  ]j.  boot  fitter,  41  James  al 

Miller  Joseph,  comb  maker,  219  Boston 

Miller  Joseph,  laborer,  315  Light 

Miller  Joseph,  tailor,  169  Ensor 

Miller  Jos.,  Custom  House,  956  w  Baltimore 

Miller  Joshua  H.  cigar  maker,  23  Holland 

Miller  Joshua,  blacksmith,  125  Harford  av 

Miller  Justice,  woodsawyer,  60  s  Bethel 

Miller  Justice,  cutler,  2  n  Amity 

Miller  Katrina,  midwife,  151  e  Pratt 

Miller  Kilian,  stone  mason,  534  Saratoga 

Miller  Lawrence,  laborer,  4  Hammond  al 

Miller  Lewis,  28  Hampstead 

Miller  Lewis,  dry  goods,  Frederick  av  near 

city  limits 
Miller  Lewis,  (Wilhelm  &  M.)  16  Mott 
Miller  Llewellyn,  clerk,  49  Lexington 
Miller  Llewellyn,  (G.  H.  Reese  &  Bro.)  42  s 

Eutaw 
Miller  Louis,  shoemaker,  12  Lanvale 
Miller  Louis  H.  police,  118  Ensor 
Miller  Mrs.  Louisa,  519  w  Fayette 
Miller  Ludwig,  lab.  224  Washington,  F.  H. 
Miller  Luke  H.  manufacturer  safes  and  patent 

bank   locks,  225   w   Baltimore,  dw   Carey 

bet.  Saratoga  and  Lexington 
Miller  Mrs.  Margaret,  330  w  Pratt 
Miller    Mrs.   Margaret,   seamstress,   467    w 

Lombard 
Miller  Margaret,  464  Saratoga 
Miller  Margaret,  washerwoman ,34 Hampstead 
Miller  Maria,  243  n  Eutaw 
Miller  Mary,  grocery,  23  Block 
Miller  Mary,  15  Preston 
Miller  Mrs.  Mary,  (Wm.  Guy  &  Co.)  n  e 

cor  Calvert  and  Fayette 
Miller  Mrs.  Mary,  121  Stirling 
Miller  Mary,  284  s  Bond 
Miller  Mrs.  Mary,  265  n  Dallas 
Miller  Mrs.  Mary  A.  grocery,  550  w Lombard 
Miller  Mary  E.  teacher,  336  w  Fayette 
Miller  Mrs.  Mary,  huckstress,  49  Perry 
Miller  M.  letter  carrier,  7  s  Gay 
Miller  Martin,  baker,  103  n  Central  av 
Miller  Martin,  tanner,  245  Penna.  av 
Miller  Matthew,  bricklayer,  96  n  Wolfe 
Miller  Matthew,  nail  maker,  72  Washington, 

F.  H. 
Miller  Matthias,  nail  maker,  foot  of  Warren, 

dw  73  Washington,  F.  H. 
Miller  Matthias  W.  blksmith,  533  w  Lombard 
Miller  Mrs.  Melinda,  24  n  Amity 
Miller  Michael,  gardener,  78  Fort  av 
Miller  Michael,  71  e  Fayette 
Miller  Morgan  A.  (Devries,  Stephens  &  Co.) 

399  w  Fayette 
Miller  Nicholas,  37  Lancaster 
Miller  Nicholas,  fisherman,  14  Gould's  la 
Miller  Nicholas,  wagoner,  18  Callendar 
Millir  Nicholas,  tailor,  foot  of  Hughes 
Miller  Nicholas,  tailor,  14  Walker 
Miller  Nicholas,  shoemaker,  166  Raborg 
Miller  Nicholas,  laborer,  37  Lancaster 
Miller  Nicholas,  furniture,  88  n  Howard 
Miller  Otto  G.  cabinet  maker,  9  Russell 
Miller  Paul,  shoemaker,  58  Ross 
Miller  Peter,  boot  maker,  375  w  Lombard 

HEIVRY   GIKSK,    Commi.9i<)ioii   Merclinnt,   for   the   sale   of  F-lour,   Grain,  Seeds,  &c. 
Roneuilnlc  Cement  and  CaJlciued.  Piaster  coustoutly  on  Iiaud,  31  Spear'8  Wluurf: 


MIL 


279 


MIL 


Miller  Peter,  laborer,  8  Chapel 

Miller  Peter,  tailor,  223  e  Madison 

Miller  Peter,  soldier,  185  n  Eden 

Miller  Rev.  Peter  L.  vice  pres.  Loyola  college 

Miller  Peter,  tailor,  473  w  Baltimore 

Miller  Peter,  blacksmith,  41  Marion 

Miller  Peter,  laborer,  s  e  cor  Eastern  av  and 

Exeter 
Miller  Philip,  laborer,  129  n  Bond 
Miller  Philip,  52  Lancaster 
Miller  Philip,  laborer,  199  Hamburg 
Miller  Mrs.  Rebecca,  seamstress,  97  n  Amity 
Miller  Mrs.  Rebecca  S.  boarding,  256  w  Pratt 
Miller  Richard,  boiler  maker,  309  Forrest 
Miller  Rinehart,  bottler,  rear  of  39  n  High 
Miller  Robert  J.  (Wm.  H.  M.  &  Bro.)  66  e 

Baltimore 
Miller  Robert,  soldier,  463  w  Lombard 
Miller  Robert,  car  coupler,  32  Ryan 
Miller  Robert,  caster,  86  s  Republican 
Miller  Robert,  photographer,  256  w  Pratt 
Miller  Mrs.  Rosanna,  106  s  Broadway 
Miller  Rattel,  soldier,  314  e  Monument 
Miller  Samuel,  foreman  Mt.  Royal 
Miller  Mrs.  Sarah,  132  n  Spring 
Miller  Mrs.  Sarah,  milliner,  151  e  Fayette 
Miller  Sophia,  174  Eastern  av 
Miller  Sophia,  butter  and  cheese,  327  s  Bond 
Miller  Susan,  dressmaker,  119  Aisquith 
Miller  Stephen,  sr.  plumber,  216  Cross 
Miller  Theodore,  shoemaker,  386  Light 
Miller  Theodore,  baker,  280  n  Howard 
Miller  Theodore  K.  clerk,  40  s  Sharp 
Miller  Thomas  J.  painter,  201  Ross 
Miller  Tobias  G.  miller,  Calverton  Mills,  near 

Almshouse 
Miller  Valentine,  carter,  7  Stockholm 
Miller  Valentine,  rag  cutter,  113  s  Chapel 
Miller  Wesley,  train  dispatcher  N.  C.  R.  R. 

274  n  Eutaw 
Miller  Wilhelmina,  68  n  Eden 
Miller  Wm.  B.  carpenter,  2  Hull's  la 
Miller  Wm.  provisions,  312  e  Prutt,  dw  489 

e  Baltimore 
Miller  Wm.  soldier,  132  n  Spring 
Miller  Wm.  plasterer,  487  Saratoga 
Miller  Wm.  G.  letter  carrier,  98  s  Bond 
Miller  Wm.  E.  printer,  7  Jackson 
Miller  Wm.  B.  S.  n  e  cor  Baltimore  and  Carey 
Miller  Wm.  cigar  maker,  375  s  Eutaw 
Miller  Wm.  F.  clerk,  561  w  Fayette 
Miller  Wm.  grocery,  33  Hampstead 
Miller  Wm.  C.  (M.  &  Beacham,)  121  Mul- 
berry 
Miller  Wm.  H.  bookkeeper,  181  McCulloh 
Miller  Wm.  butcher,  Frederick   road,  near 

tollgate 
Miller  Wm.  H.  119  Aisquith 
Miller  Wm.  D.  jr.  clerk,  Carey  bet.  Lexing- 
ton and  Saratoga 
Miller  Wm.  H.  tailor,  156  Henrietta 
MILLER  WM.  H.  &  BRO.  engineers  and 
machinists,  s  e  cor  President  and  Fawn,  dw 
W.  H.  M.  66e  Baltimore 
Miller  Wm.  D.  office  255  w  Baltimore,  dw 

cor  Carey  and  Baltimore 
Miller  Wm.  sutler,  56  Somerset 
Miller  Wm.  R.  bookkeeper,  337  w  Baltimore 
Miller  Wm.  C.  livery  stables,  86  German,  dw 

336  w  Fayette 
Miller  Wm.  J.  carpenter,  231  Saratoga 
Miller  Wm.  330  w  Pratt 
Miller  Wm.  laborer,  290  Aliceanna 


MILLER  WM.  F.  lager  beer  saloon,  1043  w 

Pratt 
Miller  Wm.  B.  jr.  clerk,  1  n  Carey 
Miller  Wm.  J.  ambrotyist,  256  w  Pratt 
Miller  Wm.  H.  (M.  &  Bro.)  66  e  Baltimore 
Miller  Wm.   L.    omnibus   proprietor,  224  e 

Madison 
Miller  Wm.  music  teacher,  87  Eastern  av 
Miller  Wm.  (Metzgr.r  &  M.)  53  e  Fayette 
Milles  Alphonse  L.  clerk,  6  s  Gay 
Milless  James,  painter,  92  Barre 
Milless  Laertes  0.  printer,  80  s  High 
Millett  James  F.  provisions,  20  e  Baltimore 
Millhouse  Samuel,  second  hand,  165  n  Eden 
Milligan  Moses,  laborer,  132  n  Dallas 
Millholland  Arthur,  55  n  Front 
Millholland  Robert  D.  clerk,  274  e  Baltimore 
MILLIKEN  ROBERT  H.  imp.  and  deal,  in 
linen  goods  exclusively,  195  w  Baltimore, 
dw  160  Saratoga 
MILLIKIN  JAMES  H.  &  SON,  whip,  cane, 
umbrella  and  parasol  makers,  267  w  Balti- 
more 
Millikin  James  H.  (Jas.  H.  M.  &  Son,)  136 

Park 
Millikin  Robert,  clerk,  136  Park 
Millikin  Wm.  H.  (Jas.  H.  M.  &  Son,)  169 

Garden 
Millington  John  N.  printer,  n  e  cor  Pearl  and 

Baltimore 
Millington  Luther  M.  soldier,  n  e  cor  Pearl 

and  Baltimore 
Milliron  Lucinda  J.  157  Ross 
Milliron  Mrs.  Merab,  74  n  Calvert 
Milliron  Samui'l  W.  tailor,  74  n  Calvert 
Milliron  Zechariah  S.  printer,  157  Ross 
Millis  Thos.  0.  (Heimiller&  M.)  198  e  Lom- 
bard 
Millman  Geo.  drayman,  3  Gough 
Mills  Andrew  J.  police,  175  Vine 
Mills  Benj.  mariner,  52  Johnson 
Mills  Cecilia  E.  32  n  Fremont 
Mills  David,  laborer,  23  c  Monument 
Mills  Eliza  Ann,  dressmaker,  285  s  Charles 

Mills ,  cigar  maker,  69  n  Eden 

Mills  Ezekiel,  tinner,  385  w  Baltimore,  dw 

Lombard  1  door  e  of  Calhoun 
Mills  F.  cigar  maker,  212  Aliceanna 
Mills  Geo.  A.  (Harrington  &  M.)  205  Garden 
Mills  Henry  J.  mariner,  179  s  Ann 
Mills  Henry  T.  soldier,  385  Mulberry 
Mills  James  F.  cooper,  80  s  Howard 
Mills  James  C.  printer,  176  n  Exeter 
Mills  James  F.  clerk,  32  n  Fremont 
Mills  Job  watchmaker,  426  Lexington 
Mills  Dr.  J.  B.  408  Saratoga 
Mills  John  W.  laborer,  36  Dewberry  al 
Mills  John  L.  bookkeeper  atBarnum's,  32  n 

Fremont 
Mills  John,  plasterer,  4  Dolphin 
Mills  John  E.  ship  joiner,  Henry  near  basin, 

dw  82  Hill 
Mills  John  M.  printer,  172  n  Gay 
Mills  Levi,  farmer,  80  s  Howard 
Mills  &  Fall,  ship  joiners,  Covington,  foot  of 

Montgomery 
Mills  Penelope,  308  Canton  av 
Mills  Robert,  419  w  Pratt 
Mills  Samuel  S.  printer,  212  Aisquith 
Mills  S.  D.  clerk,  378  w  Fayette 
Mills  Thos.  plasterer,  18  Jefferson 
Mills  Wm.  shoemaker,  29  Brune 
Mills  Wm.  laborer,  Calhoun  s  of  Ramsay 


G£:0.  S.  PAGE  &  BRO.,  Manufacturers    of  Roofs   and   Roofing   materials.  111   Smith's 
AVliarf.     C.  HART  SMITH,  Agent. 


MIL 


280 


MIT 


Mills  Wm.  D.  51  w  Fayette,  dw  Charles  near 

Madison 
Mills  Wm.  (M.  &  Fall,)  29  Warren 
Mills  Wm.  D.  165  n  Charles 
Mills  Wm.  H.  caulker,  285  s  Charles 
Mills  Zachariah,  machinist,  199  Hollins 
Milnor  James  P.  clerk,  132  s  Sharp 
Milnor  J.  N.  L.  dry  goods  commission  mer- 
chant, over  5  s  Charles,  dw  Baltimore  Co. 
Milnor  John  P.  jr.,  &  Co.  military  goods,  117 

w  Baltimore 
Milnor  John  P.  jr.,  (John  P.  M.jr.,&  Co.) 

347  Lexington 
Milnor  John  S.  bookkeeper,  443  w  Baltimore 
Milnor  Henry  M.,  U.  S.  A.  443  w  Baltimore 
Milnor  Mrs.  Jane  J.  36  Warren 
Milnor  Joseph  K.  clerk.  Fire  Insurance  Co. 

443  w  Baltimore 
Milroy  Alexander,  plumber,  230  s  Sharp 
Milroy  Grace,  huckstress,  190  s  Sharp 
Milroy  John,  wood  huckster,  338  s  Sharp 
Milstead  Wm.  T.,  U.  S.  N.  224  n  Caroline 
MILTENBKRGER  Dr.  GEO.  W.  prof.  Uni- 
versity of  Maryland,  152  w  Lombard 
Milter  Henry,  varnisher,  439  w  Baltimore 
Mimm  Casper,  cooper,  295  s  Paca 
Mince  Joseph,  tavern,  48  w  Fayette 
Mincher  Ann,  27  Garden 
Mincher  Elizabeth,  226  w  Fayette 
Mincher  John,  27  Garden 
Minck  Charles,  liquors,  s  Calvert,  dw  238  e 

Chase 
Mindel  Nicholas,  laborer,  8  Wyeth 
Minderlein  Frederick,  tavern,  131  Lexington 
Minecliause  John,  barrels,  Paca  .s  of  Hamburg 
MINER  JOSEPH  CHARLES,  general  ad- 
vertising agent  and  collector,  416  Lexington 
Miner  Thomas  H.  mariner,  154  n  Caroline 
Miner  Patrick,  foundryman,  7  Webb 
Ming  John,  tailor,  33  s  Regester 
Mingel  John,  butcher.  Chase  near  Central  av 
Mings  Alexander,  shoem'kr,  254  s  Broadway 
Minifie  Charles  G.  clerk,  98  Saratoga 
Minifie  J.  H.  carver,  161  s  Howard 
Minifie  J.  Woodfin,  clerk,  98  Saratoga 
MINIFIE  WM.  books,  stationery  and  artists' 
materials,  114  w  Baltimore,  dw  98  Saratoga 
Minis  J.  Livingston,  clerk,  189  Hoffman 
Minis  Mrs.  Philip,  189  Hoffman 
Minks  Adam,  boiler  maker,  14  Union 
Minner  George,  shoemaker,  98  Richmond 
Minner  Mrs.  Sophia,  ladies'  shoe  store,  98 

Richmond 
MINNICK  CHARLES   E.  carriage  maker, 

65  n  Calvert,  dw  287  Franklin 
Minnick  Charles,  porter,  238  e  Chase 
Minnick  Conrad,  lamps  and  oils,  841  w  Bal- 
timore 
Minnick  Francis  M.  carpenter,  172  n  Fremont 
Minnick  John,  23  Port 
Minnick  John,  paper  carrier,  47  Mosher 
Minnick  Jno.  stone  cutter,  150  Greenmountav 
Minnick  John,  shoemaker,  181  n  Eden 
Minnick  Joseph,  engineer,  2  Grundy 
Minnick  Mrs.  Mary  Ann*  172  n  Fremont 
Minnick  Uriah,  carpenter,  12  Jefferson 
Minnick  Wm.  F.  painter,  145  Penna.  av 
Minnick  Wm.  tinner,  182  Greenmount  av 
Minoguo  Mary,  laundress,  244  Lemmon 
Minten  Chas.  tobacconist,  114  Vine 
Minton  Mrs.  Eliza,  54  King 
Minten  S.  B.  tobacconist,  114  Vine 
Minten  Wm.  cigar  maker,  54  King 


Minter  Martin,  soldier,  13  Chesnut  al 
Mintz  Daniel,  tavern,  dw  106  s  Exeter 
Mintz  Eleanora,  106  s  Exeter 
Mintz  Joseph,  sailmaker,  106  s  Exeter 
Mirron  Christian,  tanner,  239  e  Monument 
Misbach  Barbara,  grocery,  257  e  Pratt 
Misel  Casper,  turner,  24'Holland 
Misel  George,  butcher.  Western  Cemetery  la 
Misel  Joseph, fnrniture  wagon,  82  Harrison 
Miser  Hermann,  finisher,  96  Raborg 
Miskelly  Catherine,  cigar,  55  n  High 
Miskelly  Capt.  Joseph,  277  e  Baltimore 
Miskelly  Mrs.  Mary,  277  e  Baltimore 
Miskimmon  Andrew  C.  machinist,  1  Poultney 
Miskimmon  Elizabeth,  milliner,  1  Poultney 
Miskimmon  Mrs.  Mary,  305  e  Pratt 
Miskimmon  Philip,  sailmaker,  204  e  Lombard 
Miskimmon  Sam '1,  sail  maker,  204  e  Lombard 
Miskimmon  Thomas,  sailmaker,  130  Dugan's 

wharf,  dw  204  e  Lombard 
Miskimmon   Thomas  J.  ship  carpenter,  56  s 

Exeter 
Miskimmon  Wm.  T.  sailmaker,  56  s  Exeter 
Misler  Geo.  laborer,  51  Aliceanna 
Misner  Mrs.  Mary,  grocery,  32  Orchard 
Misner  Wm.  butcher,  32  Orchard 
Mispelhorn  Elizabeth,  grocery,  552  w  Pratt 
Mispelhorn  Frederick,  tailor,  552  w  Pratt 
Mission    School,   Franklin   st    Presbyterian 

Church,  cor  Constitution  and  Falls 
Mission  Chapel,  (M.  E.  Church,)  cor  Ham- 
burg and  Ridgely 
Mister  Abraham  &  Son,  grocers  and  commis- 
sion merchants,  98  Light  st  wharf 
Mister    Abraham,    (A.   M.    &  Son,)     148 

Hanover 
Mission  School,  (M.  E.   Church)   Hill  e  of 

Hanover 
Mister  George  W.  (Abraham  M.  &  Son,)  91 

s  Paca 
Mister  J.  Henry,  ( A.  M.  &  Son,)  148  Hanaver 
Mitchell  Alexander,  jr  engineer,  39  n  Eden 
Mitchell  Ann,  71  Jefferson 
Mitchell  Amelia,  318  Harford  av 
Mitchel  Catherine,  seamstress,  6  Mott 
Mitchell  Charles  J.  8  n  Front 
Mitchell  C.  W.  children's  clothing  and  pattern 

dealer,  63  e  Baltimore 
Mitchell  Chas.  E.  clerk,  17  s  Exeter 
Mitchell  C.  mariner,  94  e  Pratt 
Mitchell  David  C.  carter,  180  Hamburg 
Mitchell  Edward,  (Edward  M.  &  Son,)  17  s 

Exeter 
Mitchell  Mrs.  Ellen,  308  s  Eutaw 
Mitchell  Edward,  bottler,  168  Barre 
Mitchell  Edward  &  Son,   wholesale  grocers 

and  commission  merchants,  90  w  Pratt 
Mitchell    Mrs.     Elizabeth,    Schroeder    near 

Saratoga 
Mitchell     Elisha,     n  w    cor     Caroline    and 

McElderry 
Mitchell  Francis  A.  tailor,  76  s  High 
Mitchell  Geo.  S.  clerk,  219  e  Fayette 
Mitchell  Geo.  carpenter,  88  Jefferson 
Mitchell  George  W.  brickmaker,  414  Light 
Mitchell  George  W.  tinner,  45  McHenry 
Mitchell  Henry,  sr.,  163 Cathedral 
Mitchell  Harriett  L.  76  s  High 
Mitchell    Mozart    H.    bookkeeper,     515   w 

Fayette 
Mitchell  Henry  H.  huckster,  6  Mott 
Mitchell  James,  shoemaker,  17  s  Frederick 
Mitchell  James,  blacksmith,  804  w  Baltimore 


"WM.  P.  WKBB,  Marine,  Fire  ilnd  L.lfe  Insnrnnce  Agent  and  Broker.    Agent  »  Mwtwal 
Benefit  Life  Insurance  Co.,  Newark,  N.  J.,"  89  Second  Street. 


MIT 


281 


MOH 


Mitchell  James  A.  803  w  Baltimore 

Mitchell  James  T.  (Edward  M.  &  Son,)  17  s 
Exeter 

Mitchell  James,  hackman,  24  Constitution 

Mitchell  John,  dealer  in  rags  &  iron,  23  Rock 

Mitchell  John  R.  engineer,  35  York 

Mitchell  John  S.  huckster,  284  Light 

Mitchell  John  A.  389  Lexington 

Mitchell  John  W.  clerk,  281  s  Paca 

Mitchell  John  W.  shoemaker,  22  s  Sharp 

Mitchell  John,  140  e  Monument 

Mitchell  John  H.  spar  maker,  68  William 

Mitchell  John,  liquors,  35  w  Lombard 

Mitchell  John  T.  (J.  T.  M.  &  Co.)  272 
Franklin 

Mitchell  John  W.  mariner,  49  Johnson 

Mitchell  John  D.  artist,  839  w  Baltimore 

Mitchell  John  R.  sail  maker,  68  William 

Mitchell  John  W.  (Scoggins  &  M.)  262  w 
Pratt 

Mitchell  John  W.  clerk,  88  Bank 

MITCHELL  JOHNT.  &  CO.  hermetical- 
ly sealed  fruits,  oysters,  &c.  13  and  15 
Mercer 

Mitchell  Joseph  C.  tavern,  cor  Baltimore  and 
Frederick  av 

Mitchell  Joseph  B.  salesman,  312  Franklin 

Mitchell  Joseph,  finisher,  299  Light 

Mitchell  Jos.  B.  (Jos.  E.  Quinlan  &  Co.) 
Franklin  near  Fremont 

Mitchell  Joseph,  captain  police,  33  Constitu- 
tion 

Mitchell  Joseph,  helper,  210  Saratoga 

Mitchell  Jos.  T.  (Edward  M.  &  Son,)  17  s 
Exeter 

Mitchell  Joshua,  soldier,  45  Hillen 

Mitchell  Mrs.  Kate,  50  s  Exeter 

Mitchell  Lewis,  engineer,  527  w  Pratt 

MITCHELL  MARCELLUSA.  ship  chand- 
ler,  grocer  and  ship  broker,  2  Spear's  whf 
dw  317  w  Baltimore 
.  Mitchell  Mrs.  Malvina,  140  Hanover 

Mitchell  Margaret,  43  George 

Mitchell  Mrs.  Margaret,  10  Maiden  la 

Mitchell  Mrs.  Mary,  cor  Chase  and  Central 
av 

Mitchell  Mary,  tailoress,  1  Albert  al 

Mitchell  Mrs.  Mary,  265  e  Baltimore 

Mitchell  &  McAllister,  sailmakers,  over  92 
Light-st.  wharf 

Mitchell  Capt.  Nathaniel,  mariner,  35  Hill 

Mitchell  Oliver  &.  Co.  tobacco  and  grain  com. 
merchants,  over  53  w  Pratt 

Mitchell  Philip,  lithographer,  51  Preston 

Mitchell  Mrs.  Rachel,  134  n  Fremont 

Mitchell  Richard  H.  (M.,  Oliver  &  Co.)  147 
Cathedral 

Mitchell  Richard,  ship  carpenter,  64  n  Caro- 
line 

Mitchell  Robert,  police,  36  Constitution 

Mitchell  Robert,  carpenter.  Castle  near  Pratt, 
dw  3  s  Ann 

Mitchell  Robt.  M.  55  Lexington 

Mitchell  Sarah  J.  339  w  Baltimore 

Mitchell  Mrs.  Sophia,  188  s  Paca 

Mitchell  Mrs.  Susan  E.  dress  maker,  257  e 
Madison 

Mitchell  Thomas  J,  bookkeeper,  284  e  Balti- 
more 

Mitchell  Uriah,  moulder,  102  s  Poppleton 

Mitchell  Uriah  H.  laborer,  180  Columbia 

Mitchell  Washington,. baker,  371  e  Fayette 

Mitchell  Washington,  police,  28  Constitution 

J.  HENRY  GIESE,   Commiasion   Mercliant,   for   the   sale   of  Flour,  Grain,  Seeds,  &c. 
Roseudale  Cement  and  Calcined  Plaster  constanUy  on  hand,  Zl  Spear's  "Wliarf. 


Mitchell  Wesley,  265  s  Charles 

Mitchell  Wm.  H.   brick  moulder,  13  Armi- 

stcad  la 
Mitchell  Wm.  H.  confectioner,  rotunda  P.  O. 

dw  115  n  High 
Mitchell  Wm.  clerk,  50  e  Eager 
Mitchell  Wm.  K.  196  Penna.  av 
Mitchell  Wm.  H.  grocer,  s  w  cor  Monument 

and  Broadway 
Mitchell  WiTfi.  clerk,  Schroeder  n  of  Saratoga 
Mitchell  Wm.  overseer  at  Gas  Works,  dw  50 

e  Eager 
Mitchell  Zach.  (M.  &  McAllister,)  137  Mont- 
gomery 
Mitchell  Capt.  Zach.  118  s  High 
Mitchell  Zebulon,  laborer,  13  Armistead  la 
Mitler   Dietrich,  music  teacher,  43   Harrison 
Mittan  Erastus,  police,  157  w  Hoffman 
Mittan  Hervey,  laborer,  Lanvale  road 
Mittan  Wm.  H,  (Brown,  M.  &  Co.)  68  Bel- 

ton 
Mittelsdoerffer  Henry,  professor  music,  43  a 

High 
Mittendorf  Mina,  202  Lexington 
Mittendorff  Charles,  sec'y  Md.  Sugar  Refin'g 

Co.  dw  33  s  Exeter 
Mitter  Michael,  shoemaker,  60  King 
Mittlender  Powel,  sausage   maker,  cor  Port 

and  Canton  av 
Mix  Thos.  sawyer,  60  China  al 
Moale  Chas.  H.  76  Franklin 
Moale  Geo.  N.  (Poultney  &  M.)   92  w  Mon- 
ument 
Moale   Henry,  (Geo.  M.  Gillet  &  Co.)   64 

McCulloh 
Moale  Isaac  G.  law  student,  76  Frankjin 
Moale  Randall  H.  attorney,70w  Fayette,  dw 

76  Franklin 
Moale  Rich,  H.  60  Franklin 
Moale  Mrs.  Saml.  69  Courtland 
Moale  Wm.  A.  152  Washington  place 
Moan  Mrs.  Ann,  26  Chesnut 
Moan  Wm.  shoemaker,  15  Webster  al 
Mobray  Rachel,  tailoress,  181  Hanover 
Mockbee  Jacob,  porter,  cor  Charles  and  Hen- 
rietta 
MOCKBEE  RICHARD,  boots  and  shoes,  29 

w  Baltimore,  dw  37  n  Calhoun 
Mockbee  Wm.  T.  boots  and  shoes,  29  e  Bal- 
timore, dw  37  n  Calhoun 
Moebus  Henry,  grocer,  172  e  Fayette 
Moehle  Fritz,  watchmaker,  37  Concord 
Moeller  Conrad,  piano  maker,  245  s  Paca 
Moershell  Henry,  wool  carder,  384  Penna.  av 
Moffett  John  F.  163  Garden 
MOFFETT  ROBERT,  livery  and  sale  sta- 
bles, Howard,  between  Centre  and  Frank- 
lin, dw  147  n  Eutaw 
Moffett  Wm.  H.  saddler,  64  n  Front 
Moflit  Mrs.  Louisa  S.  tavern,  142  Hughes 
Moffit  Mary  Ann,  39  Stirling 
Moifitt  Mrs.  Ellen,  51  Scott 
Moffitt  Joseph,  laborer,  214  Columbia 
Moffitt  Louisa  M.  220  Madison  av 
Mogawith  George,  tailor,  112  Cross 
Mohiser  John,  shoemaker,  41  Marion 
Mohl  Levi,  soldier,  147  Welcome  al 
Mohler  Albert,  cigar  maker,  303  e  Lombard 
Mohler  Ann  M.  298  e  Baltimore 
Mohler  G.  laborer,  213  s  Bethel 
Mohler  Isaac  W.  298  e  Baltimore 
Mohler  Jacob  T.  machinist,  303  e  Lombard 
Mohlert  Chas.  cabinet  maker,  117  William 


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MOO 


Mohlhenrick  Gotleib,  g^rocer,  32  Ross 

Mohn  Geo.  laborer,  171  Columbia 

Mohr  Christian,  mattress  maker,  66  Callen- 

dar 
Mohr  Christian,  cigar  maker,  25  n  Dallas 
Mohr  Daniel,  fresco  painter,  152  Hamburg 
Mohr  G.  painter,  215  Canton  av 
Mohr  John,  tailor,  258  Lee 
Mohr  John  P.  tailor,  166  Dover 
Mohrschladt  Henry,  tailor,  23  Plum  al 
Moire  James,  Fountain  hotel 
Moissonnier  Felix,  professor  of  French,  40  n 

Charles 
Moissonnier  Mad.  children's  garments,  40  n 

Charles 
Mojean  De  Oscar,  sutler,  55  Lee 
Moke  Harman,  laborer,  234  s  Charles 
Mol  Mrs.  laundress,  over  218  s  Bond 
Molesworth  Asbury,  conductor,  515  w  Lom- 
bard 
Moliere  T.  bookkeeper,  218  w  Pratt 
Moliere  Theodore,  bookkeeper,  Maltby  house 
Molihard  Albert  J.,  U.  S,  A.  15  Franklin 
Moll  John,  baker,  19  s  High 
Moll   John  H.  baker,  s  e  cor  Canton  av  and 

Gist 
Moll  John,  tailor,  20  Carlton 
Moller  Ernst  H.  grocery,  291  Aliceanna 
Mollonee  Lawrence,  bricklayer,  10  Rock 
Molloy  Ann,  dressmaker,  64  s  Republican 
Molloy  James,  laborer,  537  Lexington 
Molloy  Michael,  boiler  maker,  537  Lexington 
Molloy  Miles,  blacksmith,  66  s  Republican 
Molloy  Patrick,  grocer,  537  Lexington 
Molloy  Thomas,  blacksmith,  64  s  Republican 
Monaghan  Cornelius,  laborer,  189  Chesnut 
Monaghan  Hannah,  grocery,  n  e  cor  Ham- 
burg and  Howard 
Monaghan  James,  tailor,  421  Canton  av 
Monaghan  John,  laborer,  1  Slemmer  al 
Monaghan  Lawrence,  laborer,  630  Light 
Monaghan  Michael,  tavern,  39  President 
Monaghan  Patrick,  laborer,  38  Hillen 
Monaghan  Patrick,  blacksmith,  5  Scott 

Monaghan ,  19  Townsend 

Monahand  John,  tailor,  23  Barnet 
MOLTZ   HENRY,  ambrotypist,  217  w  Bal- 
timore, dw  cor  Courtland  and  Saratoga 
Moncrt  Andrew,  carter,  48  Hamburg 
Monk  Solomon,  cooper,  65  n  Caroline 
Monk  Wm.  cooper,  25  s  Caroline 
Monk  Wm.  H.  cooper,  208  e  Pratt 
Monks  Lewis  A.  clerk,  306  Lexington 
MONKUR  DR.  JOHN  C.  S.  129  s  Broadway 
Monmonier  Charles  L.  carpenter,  Bank  e  of 

Washington 
Monmonier  Charles  G.   carpenter,  s  Wash- 
ington near  Bank,dw  213  Bank 
Monmonier  Ignatius,  225  e  Baltimore 
Monmonier  Dr.  John  F.  225  e  Baltimore 
Monmonier    J.  Carroll,   bookkeeper,    117   s 

Sharp 
Monmonier  Dr.  Louis,  225  e  Baltimore 
Monroe  Aloysius,  clerk,  37  s  High 
Monroe    Mrs.  Georgiana,   Gilmor    between 

Franklin  and  Mulberry 
Monroe  Henry,  blacksmith,  13  Concord,  dw 

37  s  High 
Monroe  James,  gunsmith,  98  s  Bond 
Monroe  Joseph,  huckster,  5  Binney 
Monroe  Lucius,  clerk,  37  s  High 
Monroe  Mrs.  Mary  A.  91  Hanover 
Monroe  Mary  L.  china  store,  41  n  Eutaw 


Monsarrat  Nicholas,  Lanvale  near  Grundy 
Monsarrat  Oscar,  apothecary,  113  s  Broadway 
Montag  Charles,  tailor,  112  Saratoga 
Montague  Charles,  clerk,  143  Dover 
Montague  Charles,  porter,  61  L.  Montgomery 
MONTAGUE  CHAS.    P.    insurance  agent, 

77  w  Second,  dw  338  Madison  av 
Montague  Mrs.  H.  B.  172  Garden 
Montague     Wm.   Martin,   blacksmith,     118 

Schroeder 
Montague  Peter,  marine  fireman,  89  Hamburg 
Montague  Richard,  gilder.  Chase  e  of  Caroline 
Montague  Wm.  carpenter,  242  Franklin 
Montague  Wm.  L.jr.  vice   president  Balti- 
more Marine  Insurance  Company,  dw  152 
St.  Paul 
Montell  Mrs.  Isabella,  675  Lexington 
Montell  James  E    tobacco   and  general  com- 
mission merchant,  58  Exchange  place,  dw 
33  McCulloh 
Montell  Maria,  156  w  Biddle 
Montell  Mrs.  Mary,  141  w  Biddle 
Monteverde  J.  B.  confectionery,  196  w  Pratt 
Monteverde  Mary,  cake  stand,  n  w  cor  Light 

and  Pratt,  dw  196  w  Pratt 
Montgomery  &  Bro.  wheat  fan  makers,  155 

n  High 
Montgomery  David,  laborer,  349  s  Sharp 
Montgomery  Mrs.  Elizabeth,  dressmaker,  21 

Ringgold 
Montgomery  Hugh,  painter,  40  Orleans 
Montgomery  Henry,  fireman,  164  William 
Montgomery  Mrs.    Hannah    E.   restaurant, 

157  and  159  w  Madison 
Montgomery  Dr.  James,  134  n  Eutaw 
Montsomery  James,  agricultural  implements, 

203^Aisquith 
Montgomery  James,  (M.&  Bro.)  203  Aisquith 
Montgomery  James,  clerk,  19  Grundy 
Montgomery  Joseph  M.  226  Aisquith 
Montgomery  John,  grocery  105  Hillen 
Montgomery  John,  laborer,  rear   of  110  Du- 

gan's  wharf 
Montgomery  Joseph,  (J.  M.  &  Bro.)  226  Ais- 
quith 
Montgomery  Morris,  laborer,  265  West 
Montgomery  Norris,  184  n  Calvert 
Montgomery  Robert,  hackman,  64  Hillen 
Montgomery  Samuel,  shoemaker,  19  Grundy 
Montgomery  Wm.  T.  printer,  cor  Hillen  and 

East 
Montrop  Alphonse  D.  clerk,  131  Forrest 
Monument  Street  M.  P.  Church,  n  e  cor  Mon- 
ument and  Broadway 
Monumant  Street  M.  E.  Church,  cor  Monu- 
ment and  Stirling 
Mood  Frederick,  blacksmith,  Chase,  nr.  Cen- 
tral av 
Moody  Charles  C.  moulder,  41  Scott 
Moody  Eliza,  teacher,  132  Barre 
Moody  John,  mariner,  277  Durham 
Moody  John   B.  rigger,  271  s  Durham 
Moody  John  S.  (D.  Shetlle  &  Co.)  Old  Point 

Comfort 
Moody  Mary,  198 e  Madison 
Moody  Wm.  clerk,  630  w  Lombard 
Moog  Jacob,  liquors,  264  Hanover 
Mool  Mrs.  Ann,  grocery,  656  w  Pratt 
Moon  Edward  B.  butcher,  38  Frederick  av 
Moon  Edward  H.  butcher,  66  Centre  and  71 

Hanover  markets,  dw  36  Frederick  av 
Moon  James,  hatter,  Frederick  av,  cor  Fulton 
Moon  John,  laborer,  349  Forrest 


GKO.  S.  PAGJB  &  BRO.,  Manufncturers    of  Roofs   and   Roofing   DIaterlals,  111   Smltli's 
Wliarf.     C.  HART  SaHTH,  Agent. 


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Moon  Richard  N.  (Thomas  &  M.)  n  w  cor 

Frederick  av  and  Fulton 
Moon  Richard  fisherman,  462  Light 
Moon  Robert  Capt.  mariner,  317  Light 
Moon  Wm.  D.  engineer,  462  Light 
Mooney  Bridget,  grocery,  216  Vine 
Mooney  Andrew,  grocer,  66  L.  Monument 
Mooney  Hugh,  blacksmith,  66  Perry 
Mooney  James,  laborer,  216  Vine 
Mooney  John,  engineer,  31  Stirling 
Mooney  John,  machinist,  505  w  Lombard 
Mooney  Julia,  66  L.  Monument 
Mooney  Joseph,  huckster,  99  Raborg 
Mooney  Lawrence,  grocer,  63  Gough 
Mooney  Mary,  tailoress,  177  n  Paca 
MOONEY    MICHAEL  E.  dry  goods,  231 

Light 
Mooney  Patrick,  laborer,  54  Buren 
Mooney  Patrick,  laborer,  66  Chesnut 
Mooney  Richard,  tavern,  98  Albemarle 
Mooney  Richard,  stone  mason,  233  n  Caroline 
Mooney  Thomas,  laborer,  87  Hampstead 
Mooney  Thomas,  salesman,  156  e  Eager 
Mooney  Wm.  blacksmith,  3  Hall  al 
Moore  Adam,  woodsawyer,  142  s  Regester 
Moore  Alexander,  boiler  maker,  Hudson  al, 

n  Federal 
Moore  Anna,  57  Chew 
Moore  Ann  J.  253  e  Pratt 
Moore  Anthony,  186  Chesnut 
Moore  Archibald,  laborer,  45  Jackson 
Moore  Archibald  D.  tinner,  31  n  Eden 
Moore  Barney,  boiler  maker,  Hudson  al  near 

Federal 
Moore  Catherine,  31  Eden 
Moore  Charles,  (Robt.  M.  &  Bro.,)  n  e  cor 

Aisquith  and  Jackson 
Moore  Charles  D.  moulder,  Hudson  al  near 

Federal 
Moore  Ch.  wholesale  cloth  house,  233  Balti- 
more 
Moore  Daniel,  clerk,  27  n  Exeter 

Moore ,  pilot,  304  Light 

Moore  Daniel,  hod  carrier,  21  Smith 
Moore  David  P.  horse  dealer.  Miller's  Hotel 
Moore  David,  57  n  Eutaw 
MOORE   &   DIFFENBACH,  apothecaries, 

n  e  cor  Hill  and  Hanover 
Moore  Edward,  clerk,  8  s  High 
Moore  Emma,  seamstress,  47  Park 
Moore  George,  tobacconist,  cor  Eastern  av  and 

High 
Moore  George,  engineer,  128  n  Dallas 
Moore  G.  A.  (M.  &  DiflFenbach,)  203  Hanover 
Moore  George,  cabinet  maker,  14  Etna  la 
Moore  Mrs.  dress  maker,  790  w  Baltimore 
Moore  Geo.  paper  hanger,  746  w  Baltimore 
Moore  George  W.,  Llieut.  U.  S.  A.,  140  w 

Lombard 
Moore  George  W.  steamboat  inspector,  311  e 

Baltimore 
Moore  George  S.  182  S.  Paca 
Moore  George,  drayman,  78  Spring 
Moore  Harry  F.,  receiving  clerk  Amer.  Tel. 

Co.,  241  Franklin 
Moore  Henry,  janitor  Epis.  Reading  Rooms, 

dw  4  n  Oregon 
Moore  Mrs.  Hester,  178  Hamburg 
Moore  Horatio,  carder,  129  e  Lombard 
MOORE  J.  PARIS,  druggist,  s  w  cor  How- 
ard and  Madison 
Moore  James  A.  grocery,  336  e  Fayette 
Moore  James  C.  carpenter,  123  Vine 


Moore  James  C.  dairyman,  1  L.  Constitution 
Moore  James  F.  grocery,  314  Aliceanna 
Moore  John  W.  (J.  W.  M.  &  Co.,)  4  s  Ann 
Moore  John  W.  &  Co.,  foreign  and  domestic 

fruits,  39  South 
Moore  John,  provisions,  2  Gough 
Moore  John,  plumber,  Frederick,  dw  Broad- 
way near  McElderry 
Moore  John,  clerk,  169  w  Fayette 
Moore  John  A.  coal  dealer,  3  Rechabite  Hall, 

dw  144  e  Eager 
Moore  John,  clerk,  169  w  Fayette 
Moore  John,  pilot,  304  Light 
Moore  John  G.  artist,  31  n  Eden 
Moore  John,  carpenter,  80  Dorsey's  al 
Moore  John  P.  block  and  pump  maker.  Fell 

St.,  dw  183  Gough 
Moore  John  R  president  Associated  Firemen's 

Insurance  Co.,  8  s  High 
Moore  Johnson,  sail  maker,  128  Bank 
Moore  Joseph  M.  181  s  Durham 
Moore  Lydia,  151  n  Fremont 
Moore  IVIrs.  Maria,  486  Franklin 
Moore  Mrs.  Margaret,  seamstress,  34  n  Bond 
Moore  Martha,  205  e  Monument 
Moore  Martha,  57  Mullikin 
Moore  Mary,  grocer,  27  Douglas 
Moore  Mary  A.  confectionery,  519  w  Lombard 
Moore  Mary,  huckstress,  230  s  Ann 
Moore  Mary  E.  boarding  house,  33  s  Ann 
Moore  Nathan  H.  57  n  Eutaw 
Moore  Nathaniel,  (J.  W.  M.  &  Co.,)  4  s  Ann 
Moore  Nathaniel,  jr.,  clerk,  4  s  Ann 
Moore  Mrs.  Rachel,  304  e  Fayette 
Moore  Rebecca,  93  Ross 
Moore  Robert,  printer,  9  Orleans 
Moore  Robert,  cabinet  maker,  249  Franklin 
Moore  Robert  G.  (S.  &  R.  G.  M.,)  169  w 

Fayette 
MOORE    ROBERT  &  BRO.,  importers  and 

jobbers  in  cloths,  &c.,  233  w  Baltimore,  dw 

R.  M.  Baltimore  Co. 
Moore  Mrs.  confectionery,  154  n  Calvert 
Moore  Saml.  (S   &  R.  G.  M.,)  169  w  Fayette 
Moore  S.  &  R.  G.  importers  and  jobbers  of 

clothiers' and  tailors  trimmings,  6  s  Charles 
Moore  Samuel  T.  carpenter,  57  Mullikin 
Moore  Sarah,  washerwoman,  42  Low 
Moore  Sherburn  L.  37  Courlland 
Moore  Silas,  tinner,  171  Lee 
Moore  Susan,  128  n  Dallas 
Moore  Thomas,  carpenter,  10  s  Oregon 
Moore  Thomas,  clerk,  68  s  Poppleton 
Moore  Thomas,  milkman,  Fremont,  between 

Hoffman  and  Lanvale 
Moore  Thomas,  carter,  4  L.  Constitution 
Moore  Thomas,  salesman,  68  s  Poppleton 
Moore  Thomas,  blacksmith,  83  Garden 
Moore  Wm.  engineer,  3  L.  Constitution 
Moore  Wm.  N.  tailor,  192  e  Eager 
Moore  Wm.  foundryman,  13  Be  van 
Moore  Wm.  laborer,  372  Eastern  av 
Moore  Wm.  H.  carpenter,  137  n  Bethel 
Moore  Wm.  H.  soldier,  304  e  Fayette 
Moore  Wm.  baker,  3  L.  Paca 
Moore  Wilson,  clerk,  32  s  Sharp 
Moorehead  George  E.  moulder,  169  German 
MOOREHEAD  JOHN  &  BROTHER,  com. 

and   wholesale  dealers  in    tobacco,    cigars, 

snuffs,  &c.,  14  n  Howard,  dw  J.  M.,  12 

Hollins 
Moorehead  John,  inspector  tobacco  warehouse 

No.  5,  dw  12  Hollins 


W3I.  P.  WEBB,  Marine,  Fire  and  lilfe  Insurance  Agent  and  Broker.    Agent 
Benefit  Liife  Insurance  Co.,  Newark,  N.  J.,"  89  Second  Sti-eet. 


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MOK 


Moorehead  Sanil.  (J.  M.  &  Bro.,)  222  Frank- 
lin 
Moorehead  Thomas,  drayman,  98  Dolphin 
Moorehead  Wm.  clerk  tobacco  warehouse  No. 

5,  dw  Mulberry  near  Pine 
Moorehead  Wm.  H.  salesman,  130  w  Fayette 
Mooyer  Albert,  tavern,  42  Centre  Market  sp. 
Mooyer  Ferdinand,  lager  beer,  s  e  cor  Ensor 

and  Madison 
Mopps  Emeline,  17  n  Howard 
Mopps  James  S.,  clerk,  65  Columbia 
Moran  Annie,  grocery,  s  w  cor  Sharp  and  New 

Church 
Moran  Bridget,  125  North 
Moran  Charles,  plane  maker,  3  Holland 
Moran  Charles  S.  mate,  3  Holiday 
Moran  Charles,  jr.,  mariner,  3  Holland 
Moran  Edmond,  laborer,  29  Wagon  al 
Moran  Edward,  laborer,  70  Holiday 
Moran  Eliza,  57  Union 
Moran  Elizabeth  C.  392  Franklin 
Moran  George,  harness  maker,  3  Holland 
Moran  James,  laborer,  122  Harford  av 
Moran  James,  tailor,  4  Jackson 
Moran  James,  laborer,  67  York 
Moran  John,  clerk,  9  Barnet 
Moran  John,  laborer,  65  York 
Moran  John,  stone  polisher,  166  Pearl 
Moran  John  T.  clerk,  Pearl  near  Mulberry 
Moran  John,  laborer,  66  L.  Monument 
Moran  M.  M.  clerk,  199  w  Fayette 
Moran  Matthew,  199  w  Fayette 
Moran  Owen,  46  n  Exoter 
Moran  Patrick,  tavern,  85  McElderry's  whf 
Moran  Patrick,  laborer,  73  Hull 
Moran  Patrick,  laborer,  8  Fall 
Moran  Richard  T.  engineer,  118  s  Bond 
Moran  Richard  G.  engineer,  118  s  Bond 
Moran  Richard  F.  machinist,  408  w  Lombard 
Moran  Robert  H.  painter,  408  w  Lombard 
Moran  Thomas,  plasterer,  362  n  Gay 
Moran  Timothy,  laborer,  114  Dugan's  wharf 
Moran  Wm.  shoemaker,  290  n  Eden 
Moran  Wm.  154  n  Bond 
Moran  Wm.  messenger,  Eutaw  House,  dw  s 

w  cor  New  Church  and  Sharp 
Mordersohn  Wm.  12  Light 
Mordica  Mary,  doctress,  4  West  Falls  av 
More  Mary,  369  e  Fayette 
Morehead  James,  shipping  merchant,  49  Han- 
over 
Morehead  Lieut.  John  B.  acting  assistant  pro- 
vost marshal,   Washington  Hotel 
Morehead  John,  (M.  &  Bro.)  12  Hollins 
Morehead  Samuel,  tobacconist,  222  Franklin 
MORELAND  ELIZABETH,   grocery,   398 

Franklin 
MORELAND  GEORGE    W.    grocer,    398 

Franklin 
Moreland  John  H.  brakesman,  398  Franklin 
Moreland  Joseph,  shoemaker,  16  Pleasant  al 
MORKLAND  WM.  H.  ladies'  shoe  store,  56 

n  Gay,  dw  177  e  Madison 
Morekoe  Mary  A.  168  Chesnut 
Moreton  Samuel,  267  Ross 
Moreton  Wm.  S.  bookkeeper,  267  Ross 
Morfit  Henry  M.  attorney,  87  e  Baltimore 
Morflan  Robin,  laborer,  89  Mount 
Morford  James  C.  collector,  150  n  Exeter 
Morgan  Alfred,  police,  ]90  n  Broadway 
Morgan  Andrew,  bricklayer,  199  s  Charles 
Morgan  Mrs.  Ann,  415  Lexington 
Morgan  Mrs.  Anna,  cook,  101  Raborg 

<J,  HKXRY  GISSE,   Commiasion  l^Iercliant,  for  the  gale   of  Flour,  Grain,  Seeds,  «&c. 
Roseudale  Cement  and  Calcined  Plaster  constantly  on  hand,  HI  Spear'a  'Wharf. 


Morgan  Charles  A.  boiler  maker,  251  n  Eden 
Morgan  Charles  H.  clerk,  16  n  Eutaw 
Morgan  De  Witt  C.  principal  Light-st.  Insti- 
tute, dw  118  w  Fayette 
Morgan  Emily,  laundress,  1  Baker 
Morgan  Felix,  laborer,  243  s  Bethel 
Morgan  George,  laborer,  38  n  Dallas 
Morgan  George,  clerk,  Three  Tuns  Hotel 
Morgan  George  W.  shoemaker,  330  e  Monu- 
ment 
Morgan  George  T.  fireman,  139  s  Regester 
Morgan  George,  cigar  maker,  290  Aisquith 
Morgan  Dr.  Gerard  E.  assistant  com.  health, 

66  n  Calvert 
Morgan  Henry,  boarding,  1  w  Fayette 
Morgan  James,  grocery,  53  Forrest 
Morgan  James  K.  teamster,  101  Raborg 
Morgan  James,  at  city  yard,  89  Ross 
Morgan  James  S.  (Trego,  M.  &  Co.)  82  n 

Charles 
Morgan  John,  laborer,  330  n  Republican 
Morgan  John,  police,  11  Thompson 
Morgan  John  C.  stone  cutter,  2  n  Greene,  dw 

415  Lexington 
Morgan  John,  copper  smelter,  Clinton  near 

Boston 
Morgan  Prof.  John  A.  at  Loyola  College 
Morgan  Joseph,  laborer,  100  Hamburg 
Morgan  Joseph  A .  vice-principal  Central  High 

School,  dw  10  s  Calhoun 
Morgan  Rev.  L.  F.  pastor  Charles-st.  M.  E. 

Church,  dw  20  n  Eutaw 
Morgan  Marcus  J.  police,  123  Camden 
Morgan  Miriam,  fancy  goods,  415  Lexington 
Morgan  Margaret,  8  Jefferson 
Morgan  Mrs.  Mary,  318  Harford  av 
Morgan  Rev.  N.  J.  B.  56  Conway 
Morgan  Patrick,  laborer,  279  Ross 
Morgan  Rebecca,  nurse,  208  e  Lombard 
Morgan  Robert,  copper  smelter,  76  " 
Morgan  Rebecca,  dress  maker,  1  Baker 
Morgan  Rev.  Tillotson  A.  pastor  William-st. 

M.  E.  Church,  84  William 
Morgan  Shinken,  copper  smelter,  Clinton  s  of 

Boston 
Morgan  Samuel  T.  clerk,  16  n  Eutaw 
Morgan  Thomas,  carter,  279  Ross 
Morgan  Thomas,  jr.,  clerk  Marine  Bank,  15 

n  Fremont 
Morgan  Thomas,  laborer,  5  Will 
Morgan  Thomas,  well  digger,  101  Raborg 
Morgan  Wm.  painter,  98  n  Pine 
Morgan  Wm.  carpenter,  15  Comet 
Morgan  Wilson  B.  sweep  master,  297  s  Bond 
Morgan  Wm.  T.  boiler  maker,  197  Ramsay 
Morgenroth  Frederick,  barber,  71  Hillen 
Morgereti  Joseph,  cigars,  347  s  Bond 
Moriarty  Ann,  fringes  and  buttons,  66  Lex- 
ington 
Monarty  Michael,  tailor,  1  Valley 
Morii  William,  cabinet  maker,  4  Carlton 
Moringo  Alfred ,  shoemaker,  325  Saratoga 
Morisson  Ann,  N.  C.  R.  R.  near  Northern  av 
Morisson     Abram,  carpenter,  N.    C.  R    R. 

near  Northern  av 
MORITZ  ALBERT,  pocket  book,  portemon- 
naies  and  satchel  manufacturer,  541  w  Bal- 
timore 
Moritz  Henry,  shoemaker,  87  s  Poppleton 
Moritz  John  D.  clerk,  200  w  Baltimore 
Moritz  Louis,  tailor,  295  s  Sharp 
Morling  Geo.  W.,  U.  S.  assessor's  office,  16  n 
Eutaw 


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Morlock  Frederick,  laborer,  232  Aliceanna 
Morman  August,  cigar  maker,  122  n  Howard 
Morman  Henry  H.  wagoner,  211  s  Bond 
Morman  Henry,  cigar  maker,  211  a  Bond 
Morman  Margaret,  321  Aliceanna 
Morman  Nicholas,   restaurant,  122  n  Howard 
Morningstar  Adam,  soldier,  n  e  cor  Pratt  and 

Ann 
Morphy  Patrick,  laborer,  106  York 
Morran  Mrs.  Bridget,  Arch  Row  near  Falls  av 
Morrell  Francis,  142  s  Charles 
Morrell  Mrs.  Hannah  C.  611  w  Lombard 
Morren  William,  groceries  and  liquors,  216  e 

Lombard 
MORRILL  HARRISON  0.  clock  maker,  23 

n  Liberty 
Morrill  Wm.  H.  clock  maker,  23  n  Liberty 
Morris  Adolph,  pedler,  76  n  Eden 
Morris  Mrs.  Anne,  94  Lee 
Morris  Lieut.  Arthur,  aid-de-camp,  Fort  Mc- 

Henry 
Morris  Catherine,  42  Davis 
Morris  Charles  T.  ship  joiner,  138  Thames, 

dw  340  e  Baltimore 
Morris  Charlotte,  82  Read 
Morris  Edward,  laborer,  129  West 
Morris  Edwin   F.  lieut.  of  police,    Wolfe  5 

doors  s  of  Fayette 
MORRIS   LIEUT.   FORDHAM,  post  adju- 
tant Fort  McHenry 
Morris  George,  boiler  maker,  15  s  Ann 
Morris  George  W.  ship  joiner  and  inspector 
of  steam  boats,  21  York,  dw  311  e  Baltimore 
MORRIS  LIEUT.  GOVERNEUR,  commis- 
sary of  prisoners.  Fort  McHenry 
Morris  Mrs.  Hannah,  grocery,  161  Lee 
Morris  Isabella,  82  Read 
Morris  Mrs.  Jesse,  101  n  Central  av 

Morris ,  butcher,  193  e  Pratt 

Morris  James,  mariner,  356  s  Charles 
Morris  James,  boiler  maker,  152  s  Ann 
Morris  James,  grocer,  72  Pine 
Morris  James  A.  grocer,  250  Eastern  av.,  dw 

93  Gough 
Morris  John,  mariner,  39  Barnes 
Morris  John,  coppersmelter,  3  Cuba 
Morris  Dr.  John,  office  21  s  Gay,  dw  5  Frank- 
lin 
Morris  John  B.  president  Mechanics'  Bank, 

22  Mulberry 
Morris  John  B.  jr.,  87  Franklin 
Morris  Rev.  John  G.  106  n  Greene 
Morris  John  Q.  clerk,  14)^  s  Calvert 
Morris  John  T.  (Hinkley  &  M.)  71  n  Paca 
Morris  John  H.  police,  249  e  Pratt 
Morris  Joseph,  ship  joiner,  94  Lee 
Morris  Levin,  marmer,  39  Barnes 
Morris  Levin  F.  carpenter,  6  Franklin  la,  dw 

173  n  High 
Morris   Mrs.   Mary   Ann,  confectioner,  110 

Jeflerson 
Morris  Mrs.  Margaret,  94  Lee 
Morris  Owen,  bricklayer,  162  n  Bond 
Morris  Patrick,  laborer,  408  s  Charles 
Morris  Patrick,  laborer,  196  Vine 
Morris  Mrs.  Sarah,  213  Madison  av 
Morris  Samuel  C.  police,  31  Jackson 
Morris  &  Trimble,  French  burr  mill   stone 

manufacturers,  West  Falls  av  s  of  Pratt 
Morris  Thomas  J.  (Hinkley  &  M.)  213  Mad- 
ison av 
Morris  Thomas  H.  clerk  Fell's  Point  Bank , 
340  e  Baltimore 


Morris  Thomas  O.  coppersmelter,  15  Cuba 
Morris  Thomas  H.  137  Washington  place 
Morris  Wm.  groceries,  31  w  Lombard 
Morris  Wm.  E.  clerk,  213  Madison  av 
MORRIS  BRIG.  GEN.  W.  W.,  U.  S.   A, 

commanding  Fort  McHenry 
Morris  Lieut.  Wm.  E.   assist,  provost  mar- 
shal, Washington  Hotel 
Morrisett  Thomas  (Marr  &  M.)   Bond  near 

Fayette 
Morison  Rev.  G.  F.,  Rugby  Academy,    265 

n  Eutaw 
Morison  Horace,  teacher  ladies'  school,  144 

w  Fayette 
Morison  N.  H.  teacher  ladies'  school,  77  Ca- 
thedral, dw  98  w  Madison 
Morrison  Mrs.  Annie  M.  609  w  Lombard 
Morrison  Ann  R.  50  Fort  av 
Morrison  Arthur,  oificer  at  penitentiary,  dw 

252  Aisquith 
Morrison  Elizabeth,  89  n  Charles 
Morrison   Franklin   W.   druggist,   219  Mul- 
berry 
Morrison  Francis  L.  constable,  58  Camden, 

dw  71  Warner 
Morrison  Geo.  P.  wagoner,  4  n  High 
Morrison  Hugh  J.  103  e  Fayette 
Morrison  Hugh,  carpenter,  93  McElderry 
Morrison  James  A.  moulder,  71  Wai-ner 
Morrison  James  S.  clerk,  319  Franklin 
Morrison  James  H.  engineer,  108  e  Fayette 
Morrison  James,  painter,  139  Ross 
Morrison  James,  fisherman,  50  Fort  av 
Morrison  Jesse,  ship  carpenter,  299  e  Lom- 
bard 
Morrison  John,  ship  carpenter,  310  s  Bond 
Morrison  John,  ship  carpenter,  170  Happy  al 
Morrison  John  E.  (Wm.  H.   Brown  &  Bro.) 

152  w  Madison 
Morrison  John  H.  carpenter  and  stair  builder, 

Jasper  nr  Mulberry,  dw  8  George 
Morrison  Lewis,  sec  y  and  treas.  Md.  Gas  Co. 
5  St.  Paul,  dw  s  w  cor  Hollins  and  Mount 
Morrison  Mary,  107  French 
Morrison  Mary  A.  189  Bank 
Morrison  Mrs.  Margaret,  168  w  Fayette 
Morrison  Michael,  carter,  66  Harford  av 
Morrison  Robert,  farmer,  72  Harford  av 
Morrison  Robert  D.  attorney,  28  St.  Paul,  dw 

89  n  Charles 
Morrison  Richard,  soldier,  50  Fort  av 
Morrison  Susanna,  gaiter  fitter,  191  Forrest 
Morrison  Wm.  painter,  145  s  Washington, 

F.  P. 
Morrison  Wm.  128  e  Madison 
Morrow  David,  police,  250  Mulberry 
Morrow  Mrs.  Jane,  grocery,  12  Preston 
Morrow  John,  sr.,  house  carpenter.  Comb  al, 

dw  158  Hanover 
Morrow  John  H.  carpenter,  96  Lee 
Morrow  J.  S.  books  and  stationery,   103  n 

Gay 
Morrow  Mary  A.  laundress,  66  Preston 
Morrow  Mary  A.  61  Gough 
Morrow  Mrs.  Mary,  97  Franklin 
Morrow  Robert,  carpenter,  214  n  Howard 
Morrow  Samuel,  police,  31  Jackson 
Morrow  Samuel,  weaver,  66  Preston 
Morrow  T.  G.  furniture  and   stoves,    63  n 

Eutaw 
Morrow  Wm.  weaver,  66  Preston 
Morry  Mrs.  Elizabeth,  387  n  Gay 
Morse  Chas,  C.  (M.  &  Martin)  175  w  Fayette 


GIEaO.  S.  PAGB  &  BRO.,  Manufhcturers    or  Koofs  nnd  Roofiitg  Materials,  111   Smlib's 
Wharf.    C.  HART  SBUTH,  Agent. 


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Morse  Charles,  171  s  Charles 

Morsu  John,  engineer,  115  L.  Greene 

MORSE  &  MARTIN,  importers  and  dealers 

in  cigars,  over  2  s  Charles 
Morse  Philip,  gardener,  175  s  Eden 
Morse  Stephen  A.  deputy  sheriff,  158  w  Hoff- 
man 
Morse  Thomas  W.  fHays  &  M.)  159  n  Gay 
Morse  Dr.  Wm.  L,  dentist,  65  n  Paca 
Morsell  Wm.  fisherman,  184  Burgundy  al 
Mortimer  George,  tailor,  335  n  Central  av 
Mortimer  John,  lumber  inspector,  124  Gough 
Mortimer  John  W.    (M.  &  Mowbray)  245 

Saratoga 
Mortimer  Margaret,  75  Somerset 
Mortimer    &    Mowbray,  comb,    brush   and 

fancy  store,  240  w  Baltimore 
Mortimer  Thomas,  210  Lee 
MORTON   A.  B.  «fc  SONS,  ship  chandlers 

and  grocers,  103  Smith's  whf 
Morton  Alfred  B.  (A.  B.  M.  &  Sons,)  63  e 

Pratt 
Morton  Dixon,  butter  depot,  118  Garden,  dw 

156  Hoffman 
Morton  Dudley  T.  (A.  B.  M.  &  Sons,)  63  e 

Pratt 
Morton  Elizabeth,  124  Vine 
Morton  Emma,  98  North 
Morton  Franklin  J.  (A.  B.  M.  &  Sons)  63  e 

Pratt 
Morton  George    0.   ex-French  consul,    Mc- 

Culloh  nrTownsend 
Morton  George  C,  jr.,  public  weigher,  63  s 

Gay,  dw  252  Madison  av 
Morton  James,  laborer,  21  Colvin  ct 
Morton  Mrs.  J.  A.  48  Franklin 
Morton  John,  stone  cutter,  89  s  Exeter 
Morton  John  (P.  M.  &  Son,)  269  Ross 
Morton  Mary,  restaurant,  651^  Centre  Mar- 
ket space 
Morton  Mrs.  Mary,  tavern,  5  L.  Paca 
Morton  Mrs.  Margaret,  677  Lexington 
Morton  Moore,  machinist,  155  n  Eden 
Morton  Mrs.  Nettie,  9  Josephine 
MORTON  PHILANDER  &    SON,  china, 

glass  and  queensware,  137  n  Howard 
Morton  P.  (P.  M.  &  Son)  269  Ross 
Morton  Robert,  grocer,  n  w  cor  Madison  and 

Aisquith 
Morton  Robert,  107  Jefferson 
Morton  Thomas  M.  printer,  205  Orleans 
Morwood  Wm.  laborer,  71  French 
Moseley  Mary  F.  boarding,  120  Hughes 
Moser  August,  shoemaker,  60  Davis 
Moser  Adam,  laborer,  183  s  Eden 
Moser  Mrs.  Catherine,  lager  beer,  Belair  av 

near  Baltimore  Cemetery 
Moser  Henry,  tailor,  92  s  Dallas 
Moser  Joseph,  tailor,  17  Spruce  al 
Moser  Lewis  G.  Quartermaster's  department, 

122  s  Charles 
Moser  Morris,  cigar  agent,  44  Henrietta 
Moser  Wm.  W.  grocery,  314  s  Sharp 
Moses  Bernard,  salesman,    2  Centre  Market 

space 
Moses  Kopel,  cow  dealer,  41  e  Lombard 
Mo.ses  Moses,  horse  dealer,  61  s  High 
Mo.'^e.s  Wolfe,  clothing,  6  Watson 
Moslicr  Benjamin,  tinner,  157  n  Eden 
Mosher  C.  W.  clerk,  214  Aisquith 
Mosher  Eliza  F.  dressmaker,  157  n  Eden 
Mo.slier  John  A.  at  Union  Bank,  214  Aisquith 
Mosher  Maria,  150  Gough 


Moss  Conrad,  blacksmith,  247  e  Biddle 
Moss  Hamilton  E.  129  Chew 
Moss  Peter,  boiler  maker,  1  n  Wolfe 
Mossburg  Arthur  J.  brakesman,  52  s  Schroeder 
Mossburg  Edw.  T.  conductor,  N.  C.  R.  R.  13 

Grundy 
Most  Frederick  W.  turner,  161  e  Madison 
Most  Henry,  police  60  s  Washington,  F.  P. 
Most  John  T.  millwright,  158  Gough 
Moszer  John  A.  watchman  Union  Bank 
Mosznar  Christopher,  shoemaker,  16  New 
Motley  William,  stone  cutter,  168  n  High 
Motschman  Bernard,  saddler,  112  Raborg 
Motschmann  George,  cooper,  9  James  al 
Mott   Abraham   G.   agricultural  implements 

and  seeds,  40  Ensor 
Mott  Elizabeth ,  provisions,  9  w  cor  Monument 

and  Central  av 
Mott  Henry  B.  paper  hanger,  Madison  near 

Chester 
Mott  Joseph,  laborer,  325  Penna.  av 
Mott  R.  G.  clerk,  at  Farmers  and  Merchants' 

Bank 
Mottu  Theodore,  lumber,  126  Penna.  av,  dw 

65  Walsh 
Mots  Frederick,  68  French 
Mots  Mrs.  Capt.  15  s  Broadway 
Moughan  Eliza,  dressmaker,  38  n  Exeter 
MOUGHAN  MICHAEL,  clerk,  38  n  Exeter 
Moulee  Julia,  257  Saratoga 
Moulton  James  F.  jr.  clerk,  482  w  Baltimore 
Moulton  Jamea  F.  fancy  goods,  482  w  Balti- 
more 
Moulton  John  D.  clerk,  163  n  Paca 
Mount  Calvary  Church,   (Episcopal,)  corner 

Madison  and  Eutaw 
Mount  Clare  Station,  B.  &  O.  R.  R.  n  w  cor 

McHenryand  Poppleton 
Mount  Elijah,  furniture,  31  n  Gay,  dw  172 

Preston 
Mountgarity  Wm.  T.  salesman,  442  Light 
Mount  Hope  Hospital,  Bolton  near  Northern 
av.  Dr.  Wm.  H  Stokes,  attending  physician 
Mount  Lelia  Ann,  42  Biddle  al 
MOUNT  VERNON  MANUFACTURING 
CO.  Wm.  Kennedy,  president,s  w  cor  Lom- 
bard and  Franklin  la,  near  Cheapside 
Mourar  Mary,  second-hand  goods,  32  Harri- 
son 
Mourer  Marie,  junk  shop,  56  Hampstead 
Mouse  J.  Henry,  boots  and  shoes,  63  Harri- 
son 
Mousler  Henry,  furn.  wagoner,  54  Durst  al 
Mowbray  George  W.  (Mortimer  &  M.)  66  n 

Front 
Mowbray  Mrs.  Henrietta,  185  Barre 
Mowbray  Jas.  H.  clerk,  45  n  High 
Mowbray  Robert,  nightman,  .39  Milliman 
Mowbray  Wm.  puddler,  Aliceannanr  Cannon 
Mower  Leonard,  gardener,  Philadelphia  road, 

near  city  limits 
Mowinckle  Hans  P.  bookkeeper,  608  w  Fay- 
ette 
Mowell  Peter,  iron  furnace,  cor  Boston  and 

Potomac,  dw  339  e  Pratt 
Moxel  Chas.  laborer,  178  Regester 
Moxley  Basil,  39  Holland 
Moxley  E.  A.  dressmaker,  187  Hanover 
Moxley  Perry,  engineer,  62  Republican 
Moxley  Thos.  L.  39  Holland 
Moxley  Walter,  bricklayer,  226  Eastern  av 
Moxley  Wm.  tin  and  sheet  iron  worker,  1 
Dover,  dw  187  Hanover 


Witt.  P.  WEBB,  Marine.  Fire  and  lilfe  Insurance  Agent  and  Broker.    Agent  «•  Mutual 
Benefit  Life  Insurance  Co.,  Newark,  IV.  J.,"  89  Second  Street. 


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MUL 


Moxley  Walter,  tobacconist,  243  s  Broadwajr 
Moyer  Geo.  butcher,  Calverton  road  nr.  tdl 

gate 
Moylan  James,  chair  maker,  52  Buren 
Moylan  Michael,  drayman,  367  w  Pratt 
Moylan  Mrs.  Bridget,   confectionery,  367  w 

Pratt 
Moylan  John,  clerk,  206  Chesnut 
Moylan  Patrick,  drayman,  Buren  near  Mcn- 

umuiit 
Moylan  Patrick,  drayman,  367  w  Pratt 
Mozino;o  John    H.,  Quartermaster   U.  S.  i., 

237  Cross 
MUDGE  ABNER  B.  (Wheelwright,  M  & 

Co.)  68  McCuUoh 
Mueller  Frederick,  tobacco  and  cigars,  s  ecor 

German  and  Liberty 
Mueller  John,  watchmaker,  247  Canton  av 
Mueller  John,  tailor,  331  e  Madison 
Mueller  Joseph,  tailor,  251  e  Eager 
Mueller  J.  P.  blacksmith,  68  Greenmount  av 
Mueller  Laurenz,  shoemaker,  237  e  Lombard 
Muesse  Henry,  cigar  maker,  42  n  Frederick 
Muhl  Conrad,  tavern,  249  Aliceanna 
Muhl  Elizabeth,  187  Lexington 
MUHL  LOUIS  B.  tavern,  187  Lexington 
Muhlhoffer  Mrs.  John,  1  Collins  ct 
Mulhoffer  Wm.  huckster,  413  Saratoga 
MuhlhofF  Herman,  shoemaker,  841  w  Pratt 
MULHAUSER  JACOB,  lager  beer  brewer, 

near  Belvidere  bridge 
Mulily  Christian,  baker,  391  s  Charles 
Muhly  Eberhard,  baker,  391  s  Charles 
Muhly  Harman,  baker,  391  s  Charles 
Muir  Alexander  F.  blind  maker,  15  n  Popple- 
ton 
Muir  Jas.  N.  salesman,  41  s  Carey 
Muir  Uriah,  carpenter,  323  Eastern  av 
Muir  John  H.  grocery  and  com.  merchant,  37 

Block,  dw9  s  High 
MUIRHEAD  ANDREW,  pedler,51  e  Eager 
Muirhead  Samuel  D.  laborer,  30  Warner 
Muirhead  Samuel,  laborer,  30  Warner 
Mnlaney  Matthew,  hackman,  23  Pleasant 
Mulbury  Mrs.  B.  66  Durst  al 
Mulcahy  James,  laborer,  122  Boyd 
Mulcahy  Michael,  shoemaker,  52  n  Oregon 
Mules  Daniel,  police  telegraph  operator,  389 

Franklin 
Mules  Isaac,  City  Col's  office,  466  Lexington 
Mules  Isaac,  produce,  466  Lexington 
Mules  Nathaniel,  carter,  cor  n  Fremont  and 

Liberty  road 
Mules  Mrs.  Rosina,  seamstress,  21  Orchard 
Mules  Samuel,  ladies' shoemaker,  21  Orchard 
Mules  Thomas  H.  butcher,  24  Centre  and  31 

Lexington  markets,  dw  532  Penna.  av 
Mules  Thomas,  shoemaker,  176  Lexington, 

dw  241  Saratoga 
Mules  Thomas,  laborer,  23  Brune 
Mules  Wm.  J.  butcher,  532  Penna.  av 
Muldoon  James,  cigar  maker,  146  Henrietta 
Mulgraw  Michael,  grocery,  384  and  386  Har- 
ford av 
Mulhare  Catherine,  29  Valley 
Mulhare  Thomas,  laborer,  208  Bank 
Mulhauser  John,  tailor,  203  e  Madison 
Mulhern  James,  tinner,  94  Hampstead 
Mulkerns  Bernard,  brakesman,  156  McHenry 
Mulkerns  Mrs.  Bridget,  156  McHenry 
Mullan  James,  e  Madison 
Mullen  Ann,25Gough 
Mullen  Alfred,  carpenter,  135  Walsh 


Mullen  Bridget,  washerwoman,  55  w  Biddle 
Mullen  Barnard,  Igiborer,  North  opp.  Johns 
Mullen  Barbara,  190  s  Chapel 
Mullen  Catherine,  laundress,  107  Garden 
Mullen  Mrs.  Charles  F.  grocery,  2  Haw 
Mullen  Cornelius,  laborer,  96  Dolphin 
Mullen  Henry,  restaurant,  62  West  Falls  av 
Mullen  James,  laborer,  165  Greenmount 
Mullen  James  S.  carpenter,  414  Saratoga 
Mullen  John,  grocer,  270  n  Eutaw 
Mullen  John  P.  stone  cutter,  148  n  Eutaw 
Mullen  Mary,  dairy,  129  Holiday 
Mullen  M.  H.  sergt.  police,  207  n  Central  av 
Mullen  Owen,  iron  roller,  328  Canton  av 
Mullen  Patrick,  laborer,  384  w  Lombard 
Mullen  Peter,  35  n  Schroeder 
Mullen  Sarah,  31  Buren 
Mullen  Thomas,  laborer,  23  Rock 
Mullenberg  John  H.  shoemaker,  112  n  Paca 
Mullenberg  John  W.  brickmaker,  20  Durst  al 
Muller  Anton,  cutler,  n  e  cor  Lexington  and 

Green 
Muller  Charles  F.  porter,  2  Haw 
Muller  Charles,  grocery  and    liquor,  234   s 

Charles 
Muller  Conrad,  laborer,  284  Aisquith 
Muller  Charles,  laborer,  58  York 
Muller  Christian,  tailor,  215  w  Pratt 
Muller  Christian,  lager  beer,  244  Aliceanna 
Muller  Ernst,  barber,  35  Ross 
Muller  Ernst,  butcher,  45  e  Fayette 
MULLER  FRANCIS,  restaurant  and  lager 

beer  saloon,  33  w  Fayette 
Muller  F.  laborer,  321  Ahceanna 
Muller  Fred,  shoemaker,  66  s  Regester 
Muller  Geo.  Wm.  ship  joiner,  98  s  Bond 
Muller  Geo.  tobacconist,  n  e  cor  McElderry 

and  Eden 
Muller  George,  blacksmith,  308  w  Pratt 
Muller  Henry,  tavern,  96  s  Eutaw 
Muller  H.  T.  clerk  Qr.  Master,  28  Hanover 
Muller  Jacob,  cabinet  maker,  21  Harrison 
Muller  Jacob,  boot  fitter,  306  Canton  av 
Muller  James  N.  ship  builder  and  proprietor 
of  marine  railway,    1  Philpot,   dw   107    8 
Broadway 
Muller  James  N.  jr.  clerk,  107  s  Broadway 
Muller  John,  cooper,  86  Central  av 
Muller  John,  broom  maker,  16  St.  James 
Muller  John,  laborer,  58  York 
Muller  John,  baker,  230  n  Caroline 
Muller  John  P.  boots  and  shoes,  259  s  Broad- 
way 
Muller  John  H.  baker,  234  Aliceanna 
Muller  Dr.  John  R.  at  Eastern  Dispensary, 

dw  154  e  Baltimore 
Muller  J.  Philip,  butcher,  507  Saratoga 
Muller  Joseph,  butcher,  79  Belair  market,  dw 

Baltimore  co 
Muller  Julius  E.  music  teacher,  236  Madison 

avenue 
Muller  Julius,  bar  keeper,  8  Centre  Market 

space 
Muller  Lawrence,  shoemaker,  239  e  Lombard 
Muller  Lorenz,  cooper,  56  n  Schroeder 
Muller  Louis,  paper  hanger  and  upholsterer, 

110  w  Baltimore 
Muller  Mrs.  Louis,  milliner,  110  w  Baltimore 
Muller  Mary,  seamstress,  58  York 
Muller  Philip  H.  ship  carp.  279  e  Lombard 
Muller  Mrs.  Sophia  M.  105  Hanover 
Muller  Wm.  28  Albemarle 
Muller  Wm.  F.  tailor,  255  West 


a.  HEIVTIY  GISSE,  Commission  merchant,   for  the  sale   ot  Flour,  Grain,  Seeds,  A», 
Roseudale  Cement  and  Calcined  Plaster  eoustantty  on  hand,  !31  (gear's  Wharf; 


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Mullet  Thomas,  laborer,  s  w  cor  Orleans  and 

Caroline 
Mullet  Walter,  laborer,  58  s  Charles 
Mulley  John  M.  shoemaker,  622  w  Baltimore 
Mulley  Joshua  R.  restaurant,  11  HoUiday 
Mullfinger  John,  tanner,  55  Buren 
Mullholland  Francis,  plasterer,  69  French 
Mulligan  Ann,  grocery,  125  e  Eager 
Mulligan  James,  machinist,  199  HoHins 
Mulligan  John,  laborer,  5  Will 
Mulligan  John,  plow  maker,  5  Perry 
Mulligan  Matthew,  machinist,  322  Forrest 
Mulligan  Owen,  laborer,  2  Webster  al 
Mulligan  Patrick,  tavern,  19  Concord 
Mulligan  Patrick,  laborer,  294  Johnson 
Mulligan  Robert,  carpenter,  Lanvale  lane,  nr. 

Charles 
Mulligan  Thos.  stone  cutter,  92  Harford  av 
Mullikin  Chas.  E.  sail  maker,  7  Centre  Mar- 
ket space 
Mullikin  Mrs.  M.  C.  42  n  Poppleton 
Mullikin  Wm.  N.  bookkeeper,  22  Earnet 
Mullin  Henry,  sergt.  police,  207  n  Central  av 
Mullin  John,  tailor,  101  Garden 
Mullin  John,  laborer,  177  Ramsay 
Mullin  John  D.  barkeeper,  75  Thames 
Mullin  John,  tavern,  188  Lexington 
Mullin  Michael  A.  teacher,  138  Division 
MULLIN  THOMAS,  Jr.,  coach  maker,  91 

Holiday,  dw  80  n  High 
Mullin  Thomas,  laborer,  213  Lemmon 
Mullin  Timothy,  restaurant,  14  South 
Mullins  Martin,  currier,  9  Hillen 
Mullins  Mary  A.  277  n  Gay 
Mullinix  John  H.  fireman,  461  w  Lombard 
MuUmyer,  Hunter  &  Co.  carriage  makers,  144 

n  Howard 
Mullmyer  Wm.  (M.,  Hunter  &  Co.)  301  e 

Eager 
Mulmani  Pietro,  stencil  cutter,  21   Balderston 
Multhaupt  Conrad,  laborer,  35  Fell 
Mulvaney  John,  laborer,  25  Eastern  av 
Mumberger  John,  brickmaker,  93  Cambridge 
Mumbower  David,  soldier,  3  Hyde  ct 
Mumma  Daniel,  inspector  at  custom  house, 

167  Aisquith 
Mumma   David,  butcher,   13  Belair  Market, 

dw  20  Harford  av 
Mumma   David  N.    butcher,  53  Fell's   Point 

market,  dw  159  Greenmount  av 
Mumma  Jacob  J.  butcher,   21  Centre  and  86 

Belair  Markets,  dw  159  Greenmount  av 
Mumma  Mary,  113  Greenmount  av 
Munch  Charles,  103  s  Bond 
Muncks  John,  clerk,  239  Madison  av 
Muncks  Louis  A.  clerk,  306  Lexington 
Muncks  Margaret,  18  East 
Muncks  Mrs.  Margaret,  239  Madison  av 
Mund  Henry,  huckster,  913  w  Pratt 
Mund  Adam,  curled  hair  maker,  899  w  Pratt 
Mund  Frederick,  curled   hair  maker,  899  w 

Pratt 
Mund  Lewis,  barber,  899  w  Pratt 
Munder  Catharine,  369  e  Baltimore 
MUNDER  C.   F.   &  BRO.   can   fruits  and 

French  candies,  27  s  Liberty 
Munder  Chas.  F.  (C.  F.  M.  &  Bro.)  230  w 

Lombard 
Munder  Ferdinand,  shoemaker,  191  Aliceanna 
Munder  Lewis  F.  (C.  F.  M.  &  Bro.)  34  Uon- 

wav 
Munaer  Theophilus,  ladies' dress  trimmings, 

139  Lexington 


MUR 


Milder  Theophilus,  photographist,  over  131 

Baltimore 

Miiidrofr  Caleb,  huckster,  207  n  Exeter 
Mu  dorf  Mrs.  Mary,  240  Lexington 
Mu  die  Theodore,  shoemaker,  17  Cambridge 


k  Allen,  cooper,  33  n  Caroline 
kewitz  John  A.  tailor,  330  s  Charles 


Mu  roe  Anna,  dressmaker,  142  Ross 

Mu  roe  Anna,  nurse,  142  Ross 

Muroe  Mary,  35  High  al 

Mufaon  W.  Albert,  100  s  Bond 

Muifeon  Capt.  Samuel  A.  mariner,  100  s  Bond 

Muminghausen    Henry,  cap   maker,  352  w 

Prltt 
Murdoch  Alexander  F.  (A.   M.  &   Co.)   76 

Cdirtland 
MURDOCH  ALEXANDER&  CO.  dry  goods 

commission  merchants,  14  s  Charles 
Murdoch  Alexander,   (A.  M.  &  Co.)  Elgin, 

Reifterstown  road 
Murdoch  Charles,  manufacturer  at  Maryland 

Penitentiary,  dw  12  Aisquith 
Murdoch  Fridge,  (Riach  &  M.)  30  Pleasant 
Murdoch  James,  ship  carpenter,  6  Pleasant  al 
Murdoch  &  Pennington,  stock  and   bill  bro- 
kers, 71  w  Second 
Murdoch  Thomas,  (M.  &  Pennington,)  71  w 

Second 
Murdoch  Dr.  Thomas,   surgeon   of  board  of 

enrolment,  3d  district,  dw  107  St.  Paul 
Murdoch  Robert,  gardener,  60  s  Carey 
Murdoch  Thos.  s  w  cor  Wolfe  and  Fayette 
Murdoch  Wm.  F.  agent  Liverpool  and  Lon- 
don Fire  and  Life  Insurance  Co.,  and  gua- 
no agent,  54  s  Gay,  dw  30  Pleasant 
Murdock  John,  printer,  95  s  Caroline 
Murdock  Richard,  scales  maker,  46  s  Charles, 

dw  36  Camden 
Murdock  Thos.  ship  carpenter,  183  s  Chester 
Murghtridy  Alice,  237  Cross 
MURGUIONDO  PRUDENCIO  DE,  consu- 
late Oriental  Republic  Uruguay,  shipping 
and  commis.   merch.  59  s  Gay,  dw  578  w 
Fayette 
Murneghen  Patrick,  stone  mason,  337  Mul- 
berry 
Murphy  Alexander,   laborer,  116   e  Monu- 
ment 
Murphy  Arthur,  laborer,  10  Scott 
Murphy  Bartholomew,  grocer,  62  Orleans 
Murphy   Bartholomew,  boot  fitter,  12  Jose- 
phine 
Murphy  Bernard,  laborer,  7  Fall 
Murphy  Charles,  clerk,  29  Holland 
Murphy  Daniel,  grocer,  153  n  Exeter 
Murphy  Dennis  J.  printer,  7  Carleton 
Murphy  Edward,  blacksmith,  32  s  Republi- 
can 
Murphy  Edward, farmer,  Madison  la 
Murphy  Ellen,  shop,  91  Harford  av 
Murphy  Francis,  teamster,  399  Lexington 
Murphy  Francis  P.  sailmaker,  99  Cambridge 
Murphy  Franklin,  laborer,  95  s  Chester 
Murphy  Henry,  laborer,  164  Burgundy  al 
Murphy  Henry,  storekeeper,  122  s  Spring 
Murphy  Hugh,  lager  beer,  s  e  cor  Broadway 

and  Gay 
Murphy  Isaac,  engineer,  371  Light 
Murphy  James,  laborer,  105  s  Ann 
Murphy  James,  laborer,  80  L.  Hughes 
Murphy  James,  boiler  maker,  45  s  Schroeder 
Murphy  James,  carpenter,  22  Hill 
Murphy  James,  teacher,  6  Durham 


GEO.  S.  PAGC:  Oi  B^O.,  niamifnoturei-^    ox'  Hoofs  nud  Hoofing  SlaterlaU,  111  Smltii'l 
Wlxarf.    C.  HART  SBDTH,  A^ent.  ,^ 


MUK 


MUK 


Murphy  Jas.  S.  bookkeeper,  Maltby  house 
Murphy  James,  laborer,  57  Eastern  av 
Murphy  Jas.  P.  mariner,  235  Gough 
Murphy  James,  drayman,  45  York 
Murphy  James,  grocer,  48  Marriott 
Murphy  Jeremiah,  driver,  175  Ramsay 
Murphy  Jesse  D,  301  Aisquith 
Murphy  John,  laborer,  1  McMechin 
Murphy  John,  hackman,  322  Vine 
Murphy  John  T.  porter,  19  Fountain 
Murphy  John,  laborer,  239  Cross 
Murphy  John,  tailor,  30  e  JVlonument 
Murphy  John,  shoemaker,  9  Callendar 
Murphy  John,  driver,  95  Granby 
Murphy  John,  machinist,  29  Holland 
MURPHY  J.   &  CO.    printers,   publishers, 
booksellers  and  stationers,  182  w  Baltimore 
[See  Mvertisement.] 
Murphy  J.  (J.  M.  &  Co.)  74  St.  Paul 
Murphy  Joseph,  blacksmith,  214  Light 
Murphy  Joseph,  painter,  3  Lancaster 
Murphy  Jos.  F.  gilder,  29  Holland 
Murphy  Julia,  laundress,  37  Cambridge 
Murphy  Lemuel  W.  tinner,  167  Orleans 
Murphy  Margaret,  10  Pleasant  al 
Murphy  Mrs.  Mary,  seamstress,  233  Gough 
Murphy  Mrs.   Mary,  grocery,   164  Burgun- 
dy al 
Murphy  Mary,  seamstress,  26  Lloyd 
Murphy  Matthias,  mason,  630  w  Pratt 
Murphy  Michael,  hostler,  21  n  Sharp 
Murphy  Michael,  547  Saratoga 
Murphy  Michael,  laborer,  20  Hampstead 
Murphy  Michael,  mill  stone  worker,  41  Jew  al 
Murphy  Owen,  laborer,  67  Dawson  al 
Murphy  Owen,  grocer,  69  Mulberry 
Murphy  Patrick,  hog  driver,  108  Frederick  av 
Murphy  Patrick,  porter,  31  n  Exeter 
Murphy  Patrick,  laborer,  2  Rose 
Murphy  Patrick,  laborer,  174  Hughes 
Murphy  Patrick,  laborer,  39  Holland 
Murphy  Peter,  laborer,  7  n  Dewberry 
Murphy  Peter,  laborer,  44  Haubert 
Murphy  Robert,  restaurant,  3  n  Calvert 
Murphy  Mrs.  Sarah,  175  w  Lombard 
Murphy  Susan,  grocery,  197  Saratoga 
Murphy  Thomas,  laborer,  106  Dugan's  wharf 
Murphy  Thomas,  carpenter,  171  n  Fremont 
Murphy  Thomas,  laborer,  60  Perry 
Murphy  Thomas,  laborer,  41  s  Dewberry  al 
Murphy  Thomas,  porter,  8  n  Ann 
Murphy  Thomas,  engineer,  136  e  Madison 
Murphy  Thomas,  laborer,  78  Durst  al 
Murphy  Thomas,  baggage  agent  B.  &  0.  R. 

R.  191  Conway 
Murphy  Timothy,  laborer,  47  s  Dewberry  al 
Murphy  Virginia,  18  St.  James 
Murphy  Wm.  potter,  167  Orleans 
Murphy  Wm.  H.  tinner,  167  Orleans 
Murphy  Wm.  watchman,  63  McHenry 
Murr  Geo.  F.  shoemaker,  35  Goodman  al 
Murr  Jacob,  machinist,  37  Penn 
Murr  Jacob  F.  tailor,  31  King 
Murr  Wm.  F.  confectionery,  139  Hanover 
Murray  Ann,  huckstress,  59  Clay 
Murray  Albert,  engineer,  114  n  Pine 
Murray  Ann,  23  Valley 
Murray  Mrs.  Ann,  seamstress,  265  s  Paca 
Murray  Bridget,  94  Holiday 
Murray  Mrs.  Catherine,  230  e  Fayette 
Murray  David  G.  (John  H.  Rea  &  Co.)  286 

Light 
Murray  Elizabeth,  85  Garden 


Murray  Edward,  china  and  glass,  229  n  Gay 
Murray  Elizabeth  Ann,  94  n  Pine 
Murray  Francis,  blacksmith,  191  Preston 
Murray  Francis,  machinist,  425  e  Fayette 
Murray  Georgeanna,  boarding,  130  w  Fayette 
Murray  Mrs.  Harriet,  177  e  Monument 
Murray  Heron  C.  property  agent,  2  Jarvis 

buildings,  dw  207  Garden 
Murray  Hubert,  pedler,  20  Scott 
Murray  James,  engraver,  76  Buren 
Murray  J.  S.  E.  11  s  Carey 
Murray  James  H.  clerk,  13  Courtland 
Murray  James,  porter,  51  King 
Murray  James  B.  shoemaker,  68  Centre  Mar- 
ket space 
Murray  James  F.  machinist,  121  w  Biddle 
Murray  Jas.  (Jas.  M.  &  Co.)  164  Hughes 
Murray  Jas.  machinist,  23  McElderry 
Murray  James  B..  groceries  and  feed,  s  w  cor 

McElderry  and  Eden 
Murray  James  C.  13  Courtland 
Murray  Jas.  &  Co.  millwrights  and  machin- 
ists, 42  York 
Murray  James,  laborer,  46  Lancaster 
Murray  James,  carter,  180  L.  Constitution 
Murray  Jesse  H.  police,  115  Carey 
Murray  John  of  D.  grain  and  feed,  365  w  Bal- 
timore, dw  279  Franklin 
Murray  John,  laborer,  28  Abey  al 
Murray  John,  279  Franklin 
Murray  John,  laborer,  82  Eastern  av 
Murray  John,  laborer,  79  Hull 
Murray  John,  carpenter,  133  n  Exeter 
Murray  John  T.  carter,  392  Hanover 
Murray  John,  engineer,  194  Montgomery 
Murray  John  W.  H.  49  n  Fremont 
Murray  John,  fireman,  184  L.  Hughes 
Murray  John,  clerk,  94  Holiday 
Murray  John  P.  clerk  in  Register  of  Wills 

office,  dw  240  Madison  av 
Murray  John,  chair  maker.  111  Albemarle 
Murray  John,  mariner,  94  Block 
Murray  John,  279  Franklin 
Murray  John  H.  carpenter,  465  Saratoga 
Murray  Mrs.  Julia,  49  n  Fremont 
Murray  Lucy,  dry  goods,  391  n  Gay 
Murray  Laura,  146  L.  McElderry 
Murray   Mrs.    Margaret,  grocery,  n   w  cor 

Douglass  and  East 
Murray  Mrs.  Martha,  86  Granby 
Murray  Martin,  mariner,  164  Gough 
Murray  Mary,  162  L.  Hughes 
Murray  Michael,  tavern  3  w  Lombard 
Murray  Michael,  foundryman,  26  Callender 
Murray  O.  B.  &  Co.  claim  agents,  over  22 

Second 
Murray  0.  B.  (0.  B.  M.  &  Co.)  169  w  Lom- 
bard 
Murray  Patrick,  laborer,  Potomac  near  Can- 
ton Market 
Murray  Peter,  laborer,  338  n  Howard 
Murray  Patrick,  stone  cutler,  177  s  Paca 
Murray  Robert,  clerk,  172  e  Monument 
Murray  Richard  C.  carpenter  and  builder,  s  e 

cor  Lombard  and  Charles 
Murray  Thomas,  engineer,  194  Montgomery 
Murray  Thomas,  shoemaker,  166  Orleans 
Murray  Thomas,  carter,  581  w  Lombard 
Murray  Thomas  H.  B.  clerk,  279  Franklin 
Murray  Thomas,  laborer,  85  Garden 
Murray  TChomas,  furniture  wagoner,  7  Scott 
Murray*rhomas,  laborer,  208  Bank 
Murray  Thomas  S.  clerk,  172  e  Monument 


MTUI.  P.  WKBB,  Marine.  Fire  and  Llfte  Insnrnnce  Agent  nntl  Broker.    Agent 
Benefit  Life  Insiurance  Co.,  Newarli,  N.  J.,"  80  Second  Street. 

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MYE 


Murray  Wm.  tinner,  41  s  Bond 
Murray  Wni.  432  w  Ballimore 
Murray   Wm.  boots   and    shoes,  68  Centre 

Market  Space 
Murray  "Wm.  B.  clerk,  130  w  Fayette 
Murray  Wm.  machinist,  192  n  Exeter,  dw 

189  n  High 
Murray  Wm.  H.  clerk,  94  Holiday 
Murray  Wm.  T.  shoemaker,  21  Harmony  la 
Murray  Wm.  J.  millwright,  165  Montgomery 
Murrill  James  H.  (Flynn,  Emrick  &  M.)  89 

n  Calvert 
Murta  Mrs.  Mary,  206  Columbia 
Murtha  James,  laborer,  55  s  Eutaw 
Masch  Conrad,  laborer,  122  Thames 
Musch  John,  carpenter,  Aliceanna,  Canton 
Muse  Wm.  B.  3  n  Calhoun 
Mu.sgrave  James,  tanner  and  currier,  103  n 

Front,  dw  93 
Musgrave  Mrs.  Caroline  R.  61  s  Oregon 
Musgrove  Steph.  W.  laborer,  16  s  Republican 
Mush  Henry,  shoemaker,  284  Canton  av 
Mush  John,  cigar  maker,  1  Somerset 
Mushuke  Carl,  ice  cream,  70  s  Eutaw 
Music  Joshua  W.  hatter,  370  n  Gay 
Musick  Reuben  W.  printer,  132  Central  av 
Mussolman  Amos  F.  attorney,  21  Lexington 

dw  Fountain  hotel 
Musselman  Hiram  D.  fruit  packers  410  Lex- 
ington 
Musselman  Jackson,  saddler,  139  German 
Musselman  George  R.  clerk,  410  Lexington 
Musselman  John,  clerk  city  collector's  office, 

410  Lexington 
Musser  John,  carpenter,  121  Ross 
Mussman  Emma,  dress  maker,  17  Marion 
Mussman  Theresa,  tavern,  17  Cowpen  al 
Mussman  John,  tavern,  256  Montgomery 
Mussman  John  S.  121  Ross 
Musson  John,  oysters  and  ice  cream,  50  En- 

sor 
Musson  John,  (J.  Bickerton  &  Co.)  44  Bol- 
ton 
Mustgut  George,  barber,  217  Frederick  road 
Mutcher  Fredericka,  grocery,  80  Beason 
Matcher  Gottleib  F.  laborer,  80  Beason 
Muih  Adam,  laborer,  217  s  Ann 
Muih   Adam,  telegraph  linesman,  217  s  Ann 
Muih  Mrs.  Anne  E.  271  w  Fayette 
Muth  Anthony,  tailor,  325  Penna.  av 
Muth  Eugene,  tailor,  325  Penna.  av 
Muth  Francis,  drayman,  14  w  Townsend 
Muth  George,  shoemaker,  284  n  Gay 
Muth  John,  shoemaker,  s  e  cor  Warren  and 

Light 
Muth  John,  sawyer,  192  s  Wolfe 
Muth  John  P.  clerk,  16  w  Townsend 
Muth  Joseph,  clerk,  671  Penna.  av 
Muth  Louis,  49  n  Frederick 
Muth  Martin,  blacksmith,  4  Mulberry  ct 
Muth  Sebastian,  laborer,  671  Penna.  av 
Muth  Sebastian,  confectioner,  85  n  Poppleton 
Muthert  Frederick  W.  shoemaker,  135  Cam- 
den 
Muthert  Frederick  R.  tobacconist,  76  s  Eutaw 
MUTHERT  J.  R.  A.  tobacconist,  15  Penna. 


Mutter  Julius,  cabinet  maker,  3  Etna  la 
MUTUAL    FIRE    INSURANCE    CO.  OF 
BALTIMORE  COUNTY,  Baltimore  Coun- 
ty Ijuildings,  21  n  Calvert,  Jasl^  Ridgely, 
president  ^^. 

Mutzbauer  John,  tanner,  57  French^ 


Myer  Chas.  M.   (D.  W.  &  C.M.M.)  115 

Hanover 
MYER  D.  W.  &  C.  M.  grocers,  14  w  Balti- 
more 
Myer  Daniel  W.  (D.  W.  &  C.  M.  M.)  103  s 

Eden 
Myer  Francis,  baker,  11  Wat-son 
Myer  George,  cooper,  170  s  Bond 
Myer  Rev,  George,  148  n  Broadway 
Myer  Mrs.  Henrietta,  22  St.  James 
Myer  Herman,  trunk  maker,  Pratt,  between 

Howard  and  Eutaw 
Myer  James  &  Co.    wholesale  grocers  and 

com.  merchants,  65  s  Calvert 
Myer  James,  (J.  M.  &  Co.)  123  Hanover 
Myer  John  F.  shoemaker,  189  s  Bond 
Myer  John  W.  bookbinder,  107  Henrietta 
Myer  John  J.  chemist,  115  Hanover 
Myer  Lazarus,  clothier,  1771-2  Franklin 
Myer  Philip,  iron  roller,  87  Cambridge 
Myer  Powell,  tailor,  44  Abbot 
Myer  Mrs.  Rosa,  231  e  Lombard 
Myer  Mrs.  Susanna,  115  Hanover 
Myer  Thomas  J.  (Baldwin,  M.  &  Co.)  209 

Franklin 
Myer  Wm.  B.  bookkeeper,  123  Hanover 
Myerly  John  J.  cattle  dealer,  618  w  Fayette 
Myers  Alexander,  shipping  master,  79  s  Bond 
Myers  Ambrose,  clerk,  154  Pennsylvania  av 
Myers  A.  J.   (C.   H.  M.  &  Bros.)  45  Mc- 

CuUoh 
Myers  Adw.  tailor,  Gorsuchav.,  Homestead 
Myers  Benjamin  C.  102  L.  Greene 
Myers  Charles,  confectioner,  130   n  Caroline 
Myers  Charles  H.  jeweler,  438  w  Baltimore 
Myers   Charles  H.  (C.   H.   M.  &  Bro.)  154 

Pennsylvania  av 
Myers  Mrs.  Caroline,  second-hand  furniture, 

102  L.  Greene 
Myers  Mrs.  Catherine,  402  w  Fayette 
Myers  Catherine,  37  Aisquith 
MYERS  CHARLES  H.  &  BRO.,  importers 

of  liquors,  &c.  72  Exchange  place 
Myers  Charles  N.  well  digger,  Washington 

near  Polk,  Homestead 
Myers  Charles  T.  (Thomas  Bond  &  Co.)  76 

w  Pratt 
Myers  Charles  N.  tavern,  18  Foundry 
Myers  Charles  A.  silversmith,  90  Granby 
Myers  Charles,  coffin  trimmer,  10  n  Exeter 
Myers  Charles,  grocery,  55  s  Oregon 
Myers  Charles,  garbage  carter,  1  Anthony 
Myers    Mrs.    Charlotte,   seamstress,   376  n 

Fremont 
Myers  Christian  H.  75  s  Bond 
MYERS  DANIEL  E.  coal  dealer.  North  op- 
posite Denmead's  foundry,  dw  99  e  Madison 
Myers  Daniel,  carpenter,  55  n  High 
Myers  Emanuel,  clerk,  43  n  Eutaw 
Myers  Mrs.  Elizabeth,  78  n  Greene 
Myers  Edward,  police,  74  L.  Montgomery 
Myers  Frederick  H.  clerk,  4  s  Republican 
Myers  George,  blacksmith,  807  w  Baltimore 
Myers  George,  butcher,  809  w  Baltimore 
Myers  George,  sr.,  805  w  Baltimore 
Myers  &  Hedian, mirrors  and  picture  frames, 

33  w  Baltimore 
Myers  Henry  W.  mariner,  173  s  Eden 
Myers  Harman,  gunsmith,  114  Raborg 
Myers  Herman,  box  maker,  14  Abey  al 
Myers  Henry,  mariner,  113  s  Eden 
Myers  Henry,  puddler,  57  Aliceanna 
Myers  Rev.  Henry,  25  n  Front 


J.  HEVRY  GIESK,   Commission  Merchant,   for  the  sale   of  Flonr,  Grain,  Seeds,  «S«5. 
Rosendale  Cement  and  Calcined  Poster  constanUy  on  hand,  81  Spear's  "Wharf. 

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Myers  Henry  W.  watchman,  252  e  Pratt 
Myers  Henry,  clothing  cutter,  3  New  Church 
Myers  Henry,  property  and  collecting  agent, 

163  w  Lombard 
Myers  Henry  L.  601  w  Fayette 
Myers  Humphrey,  tobacconist,  113  Franklin, 

dw  Baltimore  co 
Myers  Jacob,  tanner,  214  n  Caroline 
Myers  Jacob,  jr.  paper  hanger,  214  n  Caroline 
Myers  Jacob,  carpenter,  Jackson  near  Fort 

Covington 
Myers  Jacob,  94  s  Broadway 
Myers  James  A.  paper  hanger,  95  William 
Myers  James  A.  clerk,   100  Centre 
Myers  James,  plane  maker,  107  Lexington 
Myers  James,  28  w  Baltimore 
Myers  J.  Norris,  clerk,  75  McCulloh 
Myers  John,  laborer,  89  McElderry's  wharf 
Myers  John,  laborer,  216  Castle  al 
Myers  John,  cabinet  maker,  13  Rose 
Myers  John  H.  cutter,  13  Clay 
Myers  John,  clerk,  37  Aisquith 
Myers  John,  laborer,  33  Stockton  al 
Myers  John  R.  mariner,  250  n  Eden 
Myers  John  W.  paper  hanger,  42  n  Howard 
Myers  John,  clerk,  37  Aisquith 
Myers  Joseph,  umbrella  maker,  190  East 
Myers  Joseph,  (Chas.    H.   M.  «fe  Bro.)   154 

Penna.  av 
Myers  Joshua  M.   interpreter  at  City  Court, 

31  Gough 
Myers  Mrs.  Lavinia,  100  Centre 
Myers  Mrs.  Mary,  42  n  Howard 
Myers  Mary,  165  e  Pratt 
Myers  Mary  E.  nurse,  169  Chesnut 
Myers  Mary  Jane,  mantua  maker,  2  Green- 
willow 
Myers  Mrs.  Margaret,  106  Russell 
Myers  Nicholas,  plasterer,  12  Josephine 
Myers  Otto,  stone  cutter,  90  Granby 
Myers  Richard,  grocer,  200  Hamburg 
Myers  Mrs.  Susanna,  241  Peirce 
Myers  Mrs.  Susan,  99  Hillen 
Myers  Stephen  G.  soldier,  13  n  Bond 
Myers  Susannah  M.  seamstress,  116  n  Greene 
Myers  Rev.  Thomas,  agent  Md.  State  Bible 

Society,  75  McCulloh 
Myers  Thomas,  baker,  167  n  Eden 
Myers  Thomas  A.  cigar  maker,  227  n  Central 

avenue 
Myers  Timothy,  butcher,  122  Hollins 
Myers  Capt.  Wm.  355  e  Baltimore 
Myers  Wm.  H.  clerk,  104  Mulberry 
Myers  Wm.  piano  maker,  43  Pearl 
Myers  Wm.  rope  maker,  96  Grundy 
Myers  Wm.  P.  (M.  &  Hedian,)  94  s  Broad- 
way 
Myers  Wm.  H.  cigar  factory,  over  5  Water, 

dw  601  w  Fayette 
Myers  Wm.  H.  teacher,  28  Hanover 
Myerson  John,  74  s  Chapel 
Mylan  James,  laborer,  88  n  Front 
Mylander  Henry,   carpenter,   Penna.   av,  n 

Biddle,  dw  531  Lexington 
Myles  James,  (Jones  &  M.)  125  Lexington 
Myles  Patrick,  cutter,  99  s  High 
Myttenger    Mrs.    E.    2    Waverly    Terrace, 
Franklin  Square 

N. 

Naas  Justus,  shoemaker,  10  Park 
Nabill  Mathew,  hackdriver,  42  Hillen 


Nace  George,  millwright,  402  Harford  av 
Nace  Wm.  millwright,  Jackson   near  Polk, 

Homestead 
Nach  Michael,  shoemaker,  217  Light 

Nachenbrust 6  Gist 

Nachengast  John,  laborer,  352  William 
Nachman  A.  fancy  goods  and  cloak  store,  139 

n  Gay 
Nachman  George,  musician,  8  s  Caroline 
Nack  Christopher,  tailor,  23  Elizabeth  la 
Nadel  Mrs.  Godfrey,  79  n  Fremont 
Nader  John,  shoemaker,  32  Abbot 
Nading  Henry  C.  bootmaker,  17  Orchard 
Naeder  Therese,    collars,  laces,  &c.,   fluted, 

&c.,  77  n  Howard 
Naff  Albert  H.  843  w  Baltimore 
Naff  Charles  A.  28  Ryan 
Naff  John  H.  home  and  foreign   agent  and 
appraiser,  and  old  oil  paintings,  engravings 
and  books,  83  w  Fayette,  dw  843  w  Balti- 
more 
Naff  Wilson,  potter,  843  w  Baltimore 
Nagcl  Mrs.  Anna,  grocery,  107  Eastern  av 
Nagel  Catherine,  grocery,  155  s  Charles 
Nagel  Edward  R.  shoemaker,  58  s  Republican 
Nagel  George,  carpenter,  Old  Frederick  road, 

near  Mt.  de  Sales 
Nagel  Henry,  laborer,  309  Mulberry 
Nagel  Henry,  tailor,  396  s  Charles 
Nagel  Henry,  second-hand  clothing,  26  Har- 
rison 
Nagel  Philip,  porter,  309  Mulberry 
Nagengast  Henry,  tailor,  90  s  Castle 
Nagle  Andrew,  laborer,  92  n  Ann 
Nagle  Daniel  H.  coal  heaver,  187  Vine 
Nagle  Frederick,  cigar  maker,  61  McHenry 
Nagle  Isaac,  soldier,  502  w  Lombard 
Nagle  Isaac,  coal  heaver,  187  Vine 
Nagle  John  N.  coal  heaver,  187  Vine 
Nagle  Lewis,  tailor,  250  n  Central  av 
Nagle  Lawrence,  tailor,  127  West 
Nagle  Michael,  laborer,  214  Chesnut 
Nagle  Michael,  coal  heaver,  187  Vine 
Nagle  Paulina,  Clinton 
Nagle  Wm.  glass  blower,  502  w  Lombard 
Nagle  Wm.  cooper,  37  Brown 
Nail  John,  nightman,  166  s  Bethel 
Naill  H.  Clay,  chief  clerk  to  Provost  Mar- 
shal, 98  e  Baltimore 
Nailsmith  John  H.  laborer,  30  Stirling 
Nake  Ernest,  confectioner,  125  s  Broadway 
Nails  Benjamin  F.  magistrate,  Fayette,  w  of 

St.  Paul,  dw  52  Holiday 
Nally  James,  150  Mulberry 
Nally  Michael,  laborer,  91  s  Spring 
Nally  Richard,  constable,  150  Mulberry 
Nale  James,  laborer,  11  s  Fremont 
Namuth  Charles,  cabinet  maker,  265  Franklin 
Namuth  Edward  F.  bookkeeper,  115  n  Broad- 
way 
Namuth  Frederick  T.  cabinet  maker,  Fremont 

bet.  McHenry  and  Ramsay 
Nanegar   Fritz,   curled    hair  maker,  901   w 

Pratt 
Nangel  Wm.  boot  fitter,  200  Conway 
Nant  John,  bricklayer,  27  n  Paca 
Nants  John  H.  bookkeeper,  56  s  Gay 
Nants  John,  166  n  Eutaw 
Napfel  Catharine,  tailoress,  11  High  al 
Napier  Mrs.  Mary  A.  34  L.  Church 
Napp  John,  butcher,  297  Fremont 
Nardi  Lorenzo  di  Guiseppe,  figure  maker,  191 
Chesnut 


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Nardi  Raphael,  figure  maker,  191  Chesnut 
Narr  Christopher,  laborer,  191  s  Chapel 
Nary  Edwara,  stone  cutter,  12  Willow 
Nasal  Meyer,  ragman,  150  L.  Greene 
Nasich  George,  shoemaker,  17  Cambridge 
Nash  Charles,  caulker,  87  Washington,  F.H. 
Nash  Ephraim,  caulker,  43  Durst  al 
Nash  George  A.  caulker,  43  Durst  al 
Nash  James,  carter,  43  Durst  al 
Nash  John  W.  shoemaker,  103  s  Broadway 
Nash  John  O'B.  caulker,  54  Cross 
Nash  John  W.  bartender,  Dallas,  n   of  Lan- 
caster 
Nash  Patrick,  laborer,  267  s  Dallas 
Nash  Thomas,  clerk,  11  Lexington 
Nash  Thomas  A.  shoemaker,  242  e  Lombard 
Nash  Wm.  H.  shoemaker,  180  n  Caroline 
Nash  Wm.  J.  boiler  maker,  79  Hamburg 
Nason  Charles,  mariner,  83  Thames 
Nason  Mrs.  Elizabeth,  146  Hanover 
Nason  James  S.  furniture,  56  n  Greene 
Nason  Wm.  G.  sailmaker,  146  Hanover 
Nassauer  Frederick,  clerk,  180  Lexington 
Nathan  Isaac,  clothing,  68  e  Lombard 
NATIONAL  FIRE  INSURANCE  CO.  OF 
BALTIMORE,  30  South,  H.  C.  Landis, 
Secretary 
National  Union  Reading  Room,  over  131  w 

Baltimore 
Nattalli  Edward  J.  collector,  2  s  Front 
Nattalli  Mary,  corset  maker,  49  s  Liberty 
Nau  John,  carpenter,  64  Ross 
Naubauer  Margaret,  grocery,  220  s  Sharp 
Naubauer  Casper,  carpenter,  220  s  Sharp 
Naughton  John,  fireman,  31  James  al 
Naughton  Michael,  laborer,  21  s  Front 
Naugel  Anna  E.  dressmaker,  339  Light 
Naugel  Geo.  H.  shoemaker,  880  w  Baltimore 
Nauhues  Gotleib,  cigar  maker,  20  Conway 
Naumann  Fred'k,  clothing  cutter,  137  n  Bond 
Naumburg  Elkan,  (Simon  Frank   &  Co.)  96 

e  Baltimore 
Navin  Francis,  laborer,  144  Holiday 
Navy  George  W.  tobacco,  6  Water,  dw  163 

Hanover 
Naylor  Mrs.  Eleanora,  146  McHenry 
Naylor  John  H.  plumber,  333  Mulberry 
Nazerenus  Frederick,  laborer,  1  Russel  al 
Nazerenus  Mary,  midwife,  1  Russel  al 
Neabaner  George,  laborer,  352  William 
Neaberiin  John,  roller,  181  s  Chapel 
Neadner  Frederick,  soldier,  85  n  Oregon 
Neagle  Henry,  grocery,  46  Elbow  la 
Neal  Catherine,    seamstress,   126  Harford  av 
Neal  Edwin,  mariner,  194  s  Ann 
NEAL  GEORGE  H.  C.  dry  goods  dealer,  97 

w  Baltimore,  dw  64  e  Baltimore 
Neal  James  G.  bricklayer,  155  L.  Greene 
Neal  Joseph,  101  n  Caroline 
Neal  Margaret,  53  Clay 
Neal  Thomas,  laborer.  Mount  Royal,  foot  of 

Mechin 
Neale  Mrs.    Catherine,  seamstress,  284  Sa- 
ratoga 
Neale  Edwin,  private  watchman,  149  s  Ann 
Neale  Francis  A.  engineer,  150  West 
Neale  Francis.  (N.,  Harris  &  Co.,)  23  Frank- 
lin 
NKALE,  HARRIS  &  Co.,  general  commis- 
sion merchants,  26  Commerce 
Neale  John  H.  (N.,  Harris  &  Co.)  23  Frank- 
lin 
Neale  Wm.  engineer,  183  William 


Nealin  Patrick,  laborer,  125  s  Chester 
Nealing  Mrs.  Mary,  387  Hamburg 
Neandether  Henry,  tailor,  21  s  Regester 
Nearey  Edward,  fruit,  &c.,  corner  South  and 

Pratt,  dw  12  Willow 
Neas  Casper,  blacksmith,  102  L.  Greene 
Neavaker  Geo.  E.  boiler  maker,  47  Henrietta 
Nearman  Charles,  engine  tender,  77  Ramsay 
Nebe  Charles,  laborer,  54  Raborg 
Nebe  Catherine,  grocery,  54  Raborg 
Necker    Joseph,    milkman,    Chester      near 

Madison 
Nedemyer  Fernand ,  blacksmith ,  93  Cambridge 
Nedweill  Davis,  carpenter,  30  Josephine 
Nedweill  Geo.  W.  carpenter,  30  Josephine 
Needham  A.  jr.  (A.N.  &  Sons,)  185s  Charles 
NEEDHAM  A.  &  SONS,  grocers  and  com- 
mission merchants,  142  Light  st  wharf 
Needham   George  F.  (A.  N.  «Si  Sons,)  185  s 

Charles 
Needle  Nicholas,  nightman,  166  Stirling 
Needles    Charles   E.   bookkeeper  of  Water 

Board,  dw  300  w  Lombard 
Needles  Jane  S.  212  e  Baltimore 
Needles  John,  (J.  N.  &  Son,)  56  Hanover 
Needles  John  A.  (John  N.  &  Son,)  10  Barnet 
Needles  John  &  Son,  dry  goods  merchants, 

43  n  Charles 
Needmyer  Zacharias,  tailor,  91  e  Lombard 
Neely  James,  huckster,  93  n  Spring 
Neely   Thomas,  cooper,  n  e  cor  Monument 

and  Bond 
Neely  Mrs.  Margaret,  294  Mulberry 
Neenaber  Charles,  laborer,  99  Washington, 

F.H. 
Neeper  Wm.  J.  hatter,  113  Chew 
Neer  J.  P.  (Carroll,  Adams  &  N.)    1  Chats- 
worth 
Neff  Dr.  John,  720  w  Baltimore 
Neff  Johann,  laborer,  86  s  Regester 
Negengerd  Fred.  A.  dry  goods,  167  n  Gay 
Negel  Thomas,  tanner,  134  Forrest 
Neiberger  Powell,  laborer,  2  Walnut  al 
Neibith  Jacob,  tailor,  7  Walker 
Neibert  John  A.  laborer,  279  s  Bond 
Neider  Frederick,  tavern,  128  Saratoga 
Neidhamer  Mrs.  Clara,  26  Orchard 
Neidhamer  John  G.  stone  cutter,  26  Orchard 
Neidhamer  Wm.  painter,  26  Orchard 
Neidhardt  Edward,  provisions,  49  s  Paca 
Neier  Jacob,  tavern,  114  e  Monument 
Neighoff  Joseph,  laborer,  67  s  Schroeder 
Neil  Charlotte,  72  Lancaster 
Neil  Mrs.  Mary,  34  Franklin  al 
Neile  Mrs.  Ann,  153  e  Lombard 
Neile  Robert  B.  tobacconist,  153  e  Lombard 
Neill  James,  clerk,  121  n  Front 
Neill  Mrs.  Rebecca  T.  192  e  Madison 
Neill  Wm.  drayman,  40  L.  Church 
Neilson  Andrew  J.  painter,  525  Lexington 
Neilson  Albertus,  attorney,  552  w  Fayette 
Neilson  Catherine,  seamstress,  154  Mullikin 
NEILSON  J.  CRAWFORD,  architect,  39  n 

Charles 
Neilson  Geo.  (Stimpson  &N.)  81  n  Calvert 
Neilson  John,  clerk,  122  Pine 
Neilson  Joseph,  (Grove  &  N.)  231  n  Howard 
Neilson  Mary  E.  stationer,  44  Thames 
Neilson  Wm.  H.  printer,  Calhoun  near  Sar- 
atoga 
Neily  Joseph  W.  (R.  W.  N.   &  Son,)  328  e 

Baltimore 
Neily  Richard  A.  328  e  Baltimore 


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NEW 


Neily  Richard   W.   &   Son,   oar  makers,  115 

Thames 
Neily  Richard  W.  (R.   W.  N.  &  Son,)  352  e 

Baltimore 
Neismeister  Chas.  cabinet  maker,  173  s  Wolfe 
Neimeyer  August,  35  Scott 
Neimeyer  Harman,  carpenter,  142  s  Sharp 
Neimeyer  Henry,  bar  tender,  145  w  Lombard 
Neimeyer  John,  foundryman,  28  n  Schroeder 
Neimyer  &  Fowler,    wholesale  dealers  in  to- 
bacco, cigars  and  snuff,  26  s  Howard 
NeimoUer  Rachel,  restaurant,  26  Towson 
Neimoller  Wm.  laborer,  26  Towson 
Neimyer  John  H.  (N.  &,  Fowler,)  40  s  Sharp 
Neipier  Mrs.  Sophia,  periodicals,  113  Chew 
Neiss  John,  shoemaker,  51  Biddle  al 
Neis  John,  shoemaker,  83  Penna.  av 
Neisel  Jacob,  nightman,  92  St.  Peters 
Neitmiller  Geo.  blacksmith,  238  e  Eager 
Neitsel  George,  13  n  Dallas 
Nelher  Chas.  gardener,  e  Monument  extended 
Nelligan  Thos.  laborer,  26  Albemarle 
Nellis  Anthony,  laborer,  215  Eastern  av 
Nellon  Lawrence,  laborer,  95  s  Chapel 
Nelse  Wm.  mariner,  217  s  Wolfe 
Nelson  Andrew,  mariner,  10  Essex 
Nelson  Alexander,  marmer,  316  Canton  av 
Nelson  Ann,  192  Bank 
Nelson  Charles,  mariner,  265  s  Wolfe 
Nelson  Charles,  rigger,  5  Fountain 
Nelson  Erasmus,  laborer,  104  St.  Peter 
Nelson  Francis  M.  plumber,  46  William 
Nelson  Henry,  grocer,  11   Fell 
Nelson  James,  engineer,  117  Walsh 
Nelson  Mrs.  Johanna,  6  Armistead  la 
Nelson  John  A.  salesman,  46  Milliman 
Nelson  John,  tailor,  233  Forrest 
Nelson  Joseph  J.  mariner,  1  Harden's  ct 
Nelson  Joseph  E.  carpenter,  457  Franklin 
Nelson  Laura,  94  Stiles 
Nelson  Lingham,  carpenter,  177  e  Pratt 
Nelson  Mrs.  Louisa,  28  Hampstead 
Nelson  Martha,  161  Bank 
Nelson  Peter,  grocer,  52  Lancaster 
Nelson  Peter,  boarding,  76  Block 
Nelson  Thomas  T.  provost  marshal's  clerk, 

38  n  Fremont 
■Nelson  Wakeman,  tailor,  63  Jefferson 
Nengel  Philip,  fresco  painter,  105  Granby 
Nenninger  Edward,  laborer,  280  s  Bond 
Nergean  Margaret,  dressmaker,  3  Walker's  ct 
Nerman  Louis,  cutler,  Aisquith  near  Low 
Nernberger  Augustus,  piano  mak.  207  Hollins 
Nesler  Christopher,  sailor,   179  Eastern  av 
Ness  Mrs.  Anne,  198  n  Eutaw 
Ness   Alfred   S    &   Co.   wholesale   tin  ware 

manufacturers,  30  s  Calvert 
Ness  Alfred  S.  (A.  S.  N.  &  Co.)  198 n  Eutaw 
NESS  GEORGE  W.  fruit  and  confectionery, 
s  e  cor  Baltimore  and   Eutaw,  dw  Balti- 
more CO 
Ness  Wm.  H.  laborer,  s  w  cor  Spring  and 

Aliceanna 
Nessel  Christopher,  mariner,  179  Eastern  av 
Nething  Henry,  blacksmith,  13  Baker's  ct 
Netre  Ferdinand,  clerk,  107  Hollins 
Netre  G.  R.  trader,  137  Hamburg 
Netter  Ferdinand,  clerk,  107  Hollins 
Neu  Henry,  188  s  Bond 
Neu  John,  cot  maker,  291  Sharp 
Neu  Peter,  grocer,  188  s  Bond 
Neubeck  Nicholas,  shoemaker,  193  s  Bethel 
Neuberger  Frank  J.  stevedore,  182  s  Dallas 


Neuberger  Franz,  tailor,  88  s  Castle 
Neubert  Frederick,  shoemaker,  184  w  Lom- 
bard 
Neufschaeffer  Lawrence,  154  s  Spring 
Neuffer  Christian  A.  bookkeeper,  543  w  Fa- 
yette 
Neuhause  Mrs.  Maria,  boarding,  52  n  Eutaw 
Neuhoff  Joseph,  tailor,  203  Saratoga 
Neuman  August,  tailor,  40  Marion 
Neuman  Henry,  laborer,  11  Jackson  ct 
Neuman  John  M.  cabinet  maker,  40  Marion 
Neumeyer  Joseph,  tailor,  334  e  Lombard 
Neurath  E.  boots  and  shoes,  117  w  Fayette 
Neureuter  Andrew,  clothing  cutter,  Central  av 

near  Gay 
Neus  Adam,  cooper,  159  e  Lombard 
Neuslein  Urich,  stevedore,  57  Thames 
Neuweiller  J.  F.  soldier,  120  n  Spring 
Neuweiller  John  E.  soldier,  120  n  Spring 
Neuweiller  Mrs.  Joshua,  120  n  Spring 
Neviker  Charles,  police,  77  Washington,  F.H. 
Neviker  John  W.  boiler  maker,  260  s  Charles 
Neviker  Peter,  police,  260  s  Charles 
Nevins  John,  tavern,  18  s  Gay 
Nevins  John,  barkeeper,  1  n  Greene 
Nevitt  James,  builder,  19  w  Fayette,  dw  34 

w  Pratt 
Nevitt  Wm.  C.  conductor,  6  n  Poppleton 
NEW  ASSEMBLY  ROOMS,  n  e  cor  Han- 
over and  Lombard 
New  Getz,  cows,  362  e  Eager 
New   Jerusalem    Church,    (Swedenborgian,) 

Orchard  near  Madison 
New   Jerusalem    Church,    (Swedenborgian,) 

110  e  Lombard 
New  Jerusalem  Church,  (Swedenborgian,)  s 

w  cor  Baltimore  and  Exeter 
Newbell  John,  car  driver,  32  Preston 
Newbell  John  D.  trader,  351  Penna.  av 
Newberry  Abraham,  85  e  Lombard 
Newbold  David  H.  (H.  Bersch  jr.  &  Co.)  2  e 

Baltimore 
NEWBOLD  JAMES  F.  oils  and  lamps,  2  e 

Baltimore 
Newberger  Samuel,  tavern,  n  e  cor  Broadway 

and  Thames 
Newburger  Jacob,  sailor,  19  n  Washington, 

F.  P. 
Newcom  Peter,  laborer,  n  e  cor  Potomac  and 

Elliott 
Newcomb  Hiram,  currier,  215  Cross 
Newcomb  Wm.  R.  clerk,  159  s  Charles 
Newcomer  B.  Frank,  (N.  &  Co.)  83  McCulloh 
NEWCOMER  &  CO.  flour  and  grain,  26,  41 

and  43  s  Howard 
Newcomer  Joseph,  grocer,  14  n  Strieker 
Newcomer  Lewis  R.  clerk  post  office,  341  w 

Fayette 
Newdhardh  John,  wagoner,  352  Canton  av 
Newell  Alexander,  teacher,  343  e  Pratt 
Newell  Mrs.  Elizabeth,  246  n  Gay 
Newell   Peter,  tobacconist,  176  w  Pratt,  dw 

164  Barre 
Newgent  Sylvester,  painter,  4  Durham 
Newgent  Walter  H.  soldier,  365  e  Eager 
Newhan  Abraham,  teacher,  3  Cowpen  al 
Newhan  Samuel,  dry  goods,  ]08  n  Central  av 
Newhoff  Joseph,  (L.  &  A.  Frank  &  Co.)  203 

Saratoga 
Newkirk  Charles,  ship  joiner,  104  s  Chapel 
Newkirk  Mary  C.  114  s  Chester 
Newkirk  Joseph,  painter,  400  e  Monument 
Newkirk  Mrs.  Josephine,  1]4  s  Chester 


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Newman  August,  cigar  maker,  259  West 
Newman    Benj.   clotliier,   54  and   56  Centre 

Market  space 
Newman,  Bro.  &  Sons,  pianos,  cor  Oregon 

and  Lombard 
Newman  Casper,  cabinet  maker,  46  n  Spring 
Newman  Charles  F.  634  w  Lombard 
Newman  Christopher   H.  grocer,  cor  West 

and  Hanover 
Newman  David,  engineer,  21  Chatsworth 
Newman  Edward,  shoemaker,  180  w  Biddle 
Newman  E.  R,  (N.  Bro.  &  Sons,)  Gilmor  nr 

Lexington 
Newman  Frederick,  cigar  maker,  62  Somerset 
Newman  F.  cutter,  137  n  Bond 
Newman  George  W.  clerk,  282  e  Pratt 
Newman  George  L.  clerk,  282  e  Pratt 
Newman  H.  lithographer,  59  w  Second 
Newman  Henry,  tailor,  19  e  Fayette 
Newman  Joseph,  essences,  54  n  Spring 
Newman  Mrs.  Ophelia,  G34  w  Lombard 
Newman  Jacob  E.  (N.  Bro   &  Sons,)  45  n 

Gilmor 
Newman  James,  laborer,  302  Cross 
Newman  John,  wheelwright,  6G2  Penna.  av 
Newman  Joseph,  155  s  Ann 
Newman  Lawson  J.  clerk,  104  Dolphin 
Nev^man  Louis,  tailor,  142  Aisquith 
Newman  Mary,  282  e  Pratt 
Newman  Philip,furniture  wagoner,  109  n  Cen- 
tral av 
Newman  Timothy,  carpet  weaver,  37  Marion 
Newman  Wm.  A.  shoemaker,  80  Penna.  av 
Newman  Wm.  J.  civil  engineer,  60  Saratoga 
Newman  Wm.  W.  carpenter,  51  Josephine 
Newmayer  C.  A.  artist,  45  e  Fayette 
Newport  Capt.  Reece  M.  assist.  Quartermas- 
ter, 201  n  Howard 
Newmyer  Max.  finisher,  24  Callendar 
Newton  Alfred  C.  shoemaker,  436  Lexington 
Newton  Ann  Jane,  seamstress,  49  s  Bond 
Newton  Mrs.  Eliza,  28  Gough 
Newton  Chas.  G.  window  shades,  118  e  Mon- 
ument 
Newton  Isaac  carpenter,  529  Lexington 
Newton    John,  butcher,  269  Raborg 
Newton  John  H.  butcher,  520  Saratoga 
Newton  Chas.  E.  coffee  roaster,  Uhleral,  dw 

27  McHenry 
Newton  Thos.  machinist.  10  s  Carey 
Newton  Thomas,  shoemaker,  43  Pine 
Newton  Thomas,  shoemaker,  18  George 
Newton  University  (U.  S.)  Hospital,  11  Lex- 
ington, and  2  and  4  Davis 
Newton  Wm.  mariner,  45  Chatsworth 
Newton  Wm.  3  n  Republican 
Newton  Wm.    painter,    70    Thames,  dw  238 

Eastern  av 
Newton  Wm.  T.  comb  maker, 508  Lexington 
NEW  YORK  AND   BALT.   TRANSPOR- 
TATION LINE  OFFICE,  3  Light-stwhf., 
J.  Alex,   Shriver,  agent.     [See  p.  li  Mver- 
liseinents.] 
New  York  State  agency  for  the  relief  of  sick 
and  wounded  soldiers,  85   w  Fayette,  Jas. 
M.  Redfield,  agent 
Nice  Augustus  W.  gas  filter,  71  Saratoga,  dw 

152  Ensor 
Nice  Benj.    B.  commission  merchant,  dw  169 

Penna.  av 
Nice  Rev.  George  P.  7  n  Front 
Nice  Mary  E.  confectionery,  108  Vine 
Nice  Mrs.  Mary,  confectionery,  152  Ensor 


Nicely  H.  Clay,  hats  and  caps,  34  w  Baltimore 
Nicely  Thos.  S.  clerk,  34  w  Baltimore 
Nicewaner  E.  B.  watchmaker,  14  n  Strieker 
Nicholas  Andrew,  cooper,  272  s  Bond 
Nicholas  Jane,  88  w  Read 
Nicholas  John  Spear,  attorney,  91  Law  build- 
ings, dw  66  Franklin 
Nicholas  Mrs.  Mary  J.  3&8  Cathedral 
Nicholas  Wilson  N.  131  Park 
Nicholls  Mrs.  Mary,  Armistead  la 
Nicholls  Wm.  I.  apothecary,  n   e   cor  Ross 
and  Biddle,   and   U.   S.   appraiser,  custom 
house,  dw  180  Garden 
Nichols  Henry  T.  clerk,  49  Lexington 
Nichols  Geo.  M.  printer,  132  North 
Nichols  Henry  painter,  254  Hanover 
Nichols  Rev.  Jas.  K.  85  s  Greene 
Nichols  John  T.  brick  maker,  31  Bevan 
Nichols  Joseph,  puddler,207  Bank 
Nichols  Mrs.  Julia  W.  ]90  Ross 
Nichols  Mrs.  Sarah,  111  Ross 
Nichols  N.  H.  clerk  at  commissary's,   62   s 

Sharp 
Nichols  James,  blacksmith,  81  s  Washington 
Nichols  Mary,  72  Holiday 
Nichols  Sarah,  170  s  Regester 
Nichols  Zechariah,  brick  maker,  29  Bevan 
Nicholson  A.  J.  clerk,  128  St.  Paul 
Nicholson  Andrew,  tavern,  4n  Greene 
Nicholson  Albert,  beef  butcher,  705  Lexington 
Nicholson  Alex,  bacon,  113  n  Broadway 
Nicholson  Charles  G.  (J.  J.  N.  &  Sons,)  128 

St.  Paul 
Nicholson  Charles,  laborer,  46  Rock 
Nicholson  Caroline,  146  n  Central  av 
Nicholson  Mrs,  Eliza,  14  n  Schroeder 
Nicholson  George,  butcher.  970  w  Baltimore 

Nicholson ,  baker,  58  e  Fayette 

Nicholson  Gustavus,  86  w  Madison 
Nicholson  Henry,  58  e  Fayette 
NICHOLSON  ISAAC  L.  &  CO.  specie  and 

bank  note  exchange  office,  28  w  Baltimore 
Nicholson  Isaac  L.  jr.,  clerk,  128  St.  Paul 
Nicholson  Isaac F.  (Isaac  L.  N.  «fe  Co.)  88  w 

Madison 
NICHOLSON  J.  J.  &  SONS,  bankers,  284 

w  Baltimore 
Nicholson  Jacob  C.  62  s  High 
Nicholson  Jacob  K.  butcher,  37  Centre  and  61 
Belair  markets,  dw  Madison  near  Chester 
Nicholson   James  A.  butcher,  47   Lexington 

market,  dw  Silver  Hill  nr  tollgate 
NICHOLSON  JAMES  M.  attorney,  38  St. 

Paul,  dw  91  w  Monument 
Nicholson  James,  currier,  10  Mc  Henry 
Nicholson  James  H.  engineer,  69  Lancaster 
Nicholson  John,  butcher,  75  Lexington  mar- 
ket, dw  34  Frederick  av 
Nicholson  John  T.  L.  butche*-,  34  Frederick 
lane 

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(J.J.  N.&Sons,)128 
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Nicholson  J.  J. 

Paul 
Nicholson  Johns  H. 

St.  Paul 
Nicholson  Joseph  J.  clerk  N.  C.  R.  R. 

Charles 
Nicholson  Prudence,  18  McHenry 
Nicholson  Samuel,  clerk,  11  McHenry 
Nicholson  Sophia,  113  n  Broadway 
Nicholson  Thomas,  leather  inspector,  47  Co- 
lumbia 
Nicholson  Thomas,  boon  binder,  60  n  Fremont 
Nicholson  Wash.  H.  carver,  21  n  Schroeder 


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Nicholson  Wtn.  H.  moulder,  145  West 
Nicholson  Wm.  G.   (Gould,  Dukes  &  Co.) 

Mansion  house 
Nicholson  Wtn.  book  binder,  60  n  Fremont 
Nichter  Joseph,    butcher,   cor  Fort  av   and 

Johnson 
Nickel  Carrie,  104  e  Baltimore 
Nickel  Christian,  tailor,  53  Albemarle 
Nickel  Christian  G.  clerk,  2:22  Lee 
Nickel  Conrad,  cabinet  maker,  23  Pine 
Nickel  Hannah,  58  Davis 
Nickels  August,  flour  inspector,  215  Hamburg 
Nicklas  Casper,  barber,  257  Hanover 
Nicklas  Casper,  167  n  Eden 
NICKLAS  CONRAD,  watchmaker  and  jew- 
eler, 470  w  Baltimore 
Nicklas  George,  tailor,  106  Pearl 
Nicklas  John,  watchmaker,  393  w  Baltimore 
Nicklas  Louis,  junk,  58  Block 
Nickolas  August,  cigar  maker,  63  s  Sharp 
Nickols  Adam,  tinner  and  plumber,  56  Philpot 
Nickols  Caroline,  dressmaker,  325  n  Gay 
Nicodemus  Jeremiah,  (Heim,  N.  &  Co.)  235 

Madison  av 
Nicodemus  Josiah  C.  (Smith  &  N.)  301  w 

Fayette 
I^licol  David,  plasterer,  94  s  Caroline 
Nicolai  Charles,  U.  S.  guager,  26}4  e   Balti- 
more, dw  397  n  Central  av 
Nicolai  Henry,  shoemaker,  84  Barre 
Nicolai  John   C.   ladies'  shoemaker,  553  w 

Baltimore 
Nicolassen  Albert,  clerk,  23  Stiles 
Nicolaus  John,  baker,  131  n  Bond 
Nicoll  Wm.  bricklayer,  85  s  Ann 
Nicoll  Wm.  D.  huckster,  399  n  Central  av 
Nicols   James,   puddler,   81   s  Washington, 

F.  P. 
Nicols  Patrick,  laborer,  49  Chapel 
Nieberet  Frantz,  wagoner,  223  s  Bond 
Niebold  John,  carpet  weaver,  29  s  Caroline 
Niehoof  Frederick,  laborer,  133  Hollins 
Niehoof  Jos.  A.  wagoner,  133  Hollins 
Niel  Henry,  laborer,  254  s  Caroline 
Niemann  Edward,  (Gieske  &  N.)  94  Hanover 
NIEMEYER  FREDERICK,  iron  and  brass 
worker,   and  piano    finishing    goods,  163 
King 
Niemeyer  John,  ship  carpenter,  265  s   Bond 
Nieuman  Geo.  A.  butcher,  115  McElderry 
Nightbauer    Nicholas,   shoemaker,   95  Mul- 
berry 
NihofF  Joseph,  railroad  man,  Frederick  road 

near  Fairville 
Niller  Conrad,  locksmith,  451  Lexington 
Niller  John,  currier,  17  Liberty  al 
Niller  John,  boot  fitter,  176  s  Caroline 
Nily  Adam,  professor  music,  36  Holiday 
Nimmo  Mrs.  Isabella,  millinery,  53  Hanover 
Nimmo  Jas.  R.  clerk,  63  Barre 
Nimmo  John  E.  clerk,  53  Hanover 
Nimmo  Jos.  C.  seeds  and  spices,  140  Lexing- 
ton 
Nimmo  Wm.  T.  clerk,  63  Barre 
Ninde  John  C.  85  McCuUoh 
Ningardt  Fredk.jr.  tinner,  156  e  Baltimore 
Ningardt  Fredk.  porter,  5  Mulberry 
Nink  John,  cooper,  172  Aliceanna 
Nippard  George,  tinner,  431  n  Gay 
Nippard  Jas.  A.  plasterer,  431  n  Gay 
Nippard  Mrs.  Sarah,  105  Chew 
Nirvim  Henry,  tailor,  26  Fountain 
Wiser  Bernard,  shoemaker,  130  Peirce 


Nissell  John  A.  blacksmith,  45  Lancaster 
Nissen  Henry,  bookbinder,  57  w  Second 
Nissen  Wm.  cooper,  Payson  near  Pratt 
Niterd  Henry,  fireman,  132  William 
Nivert  Francis,  wheelwright,  233  s  Bond 
Nix  John,  laborer,  107  s  Beihel 
Nixon  Dr.  A.  C.  44  Hanover  • 

Nixon  Elizabeth,  boarding,  12  e  Lombard 
Nixon  John,  moal,  74  Greenmount  av 
Nixon  John,  drayman.  89  n  Bethel 
Nixon  Joseph,  mariner,  152  French 
Nizer  Harriet,  tailoress,  217  n  Bond 
Nizer  John,  laborer,  Orleans  near  Castle  al 
Nizer  Nicholas,  boot  agent,  63  s  Caroline 
Noa  Benjamin,  milkman,  51  Canton  av 
Noah  Elizabeth,  2  Abbot 
Noah  Jacob,  laborer,  227  s  Durham 
Noah  Jacob,  dry  goods,  198  s  Broadway 
Noah  Joseph,  blacksmith,  7  Perry 
Noble  Catharine  J.   tailoress,  64  Portland 
Noble  Daniel,  mariner,  230  c  Pratt 
Noble  David,  boatman,  388  Light 
Noble  Dennis,  printer,  95  Albemarle 
Noble  Ellen,  95  Albemarle 
Noble  James  J.  engineer  U.  S.  N.    95  Albe- 
marle 
Noble  James,   butter  depot,  153   and   234  s 

Broadway,  dw  153 
Noble  John  A.  clerk,  95  Garden 
Nodolph  Henry,  butcher,  79  n  Bond 
Noedel  Godfrey  W.  (N.  &  Wilhelmy,)  45  n 

Fremont 
NOEDEL  &  WILHELMY,  wines,  liquors, 
and   German  and   French   produce,  379  w 
Baltimore 
Noel  Saml.  H.  grocery,  52  Gough 
Noel  Capt.  Wm.  A.,  U.  S.  A.,  540  w  Balti- 
more 
Noelker  August,  blacksmith,  146  Saratoga 
Noelle    Charles  &    Son,   apothecaries,    18    s 
~"        '  way 

^has.  jr. 
mgton,  D.  C. 
Noeth  John,  tailor,  12  Ivy  al 
Noey  Geo.  251  s  Dallas 
Nogther  John,  55  Chapel 
Noija  Francis,  laborer,  226  n  Dallas 
Nolan  Bryan,  grocer,  142  s  Eutaw 
Nolan  Charles,  grocer,  193  n  High 
Nolan  John,  laborer.  Northern  av  near    Mc- 

Mechin 
Nolan  John,  waiter,  12  Garden 
Nolan  Martin,  laborer,  34  Morton  al 
Nolan  Mary,  75  n  Amity 
Nolan  Matthew,  tailor,  34  German 
Nolan  Michael,  of  fire  department,  28  e  Lom- 
bard 
Nolan  Michael,  laborer,  79  Forrest 
Nolan  Michael,  laborer,  384  w  Lombard 
Nolan   Patrick,   shoemaker,  over  82  Centre 

Market  space 
Nolan  Patrick,  car  driver,  50  s  Eutaw 
Nolan  Patrick,  laborer,  145  s  Chester 
Nolan  Theodore,  varnisher,  112  Low 
Nolan  Thomas,  hostler,  4  Diamond 
Nolan  Wm.  painter,  368  Eastern  av 
Noland  John,  hostler,  3  Garden 
Noland  Mary,  grocery,  57  Arch 
Noland  Michael,  laborer,  92  East 
Noland  Thomas,  hostler,  3  Garden 
Nolden  Theodore,  painter,  47  Conway 
Nolen  T.  Spencer,  (Geo.  Bartlett  &  Co.)  70 
Saratoga 


J.  HENRY  eiBSB,   Commission  Merchant,  for  the  sale   of  Flour,  Grain,  Seeds,  Sao. 
RoseudAle  Cement  and  Calcined  Plaster  constantly  on  hand,  HI  Spear's  Wharf. 


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Noll  Adam,  laborer,  238  s  Bond 
Noll  David,  machinist,  37  n  Amity 
Noll  Henry,  cooper,  44  s  Oregon 
Nollend  Geo.  baker,  257  s  Bond 
Nolta  John,  shoemaker,  2  New  Church 
Nolte  Bernard,  barber,  351  nGay 
Nolle  Dedrich,  shoemaker,  29  Thames 
Nolte  Hermann,  cigar  maker,  14  Thames 
Nolting  Chas.  receiving  teller  Western  Bank, 

25  n  Eutaw 
Nones  Jos.  D.  collector,  356  n  Gay 
Noofshriver  Freitag,  laborer,  Clinton 
Noon  Michael,  tailor,  25  Concord 
Noonan  James,  soldier,  80  Durst  al 
Noonan  James,  printer.  Woods  ct 
Noonan  Michael,  laborer,  rear  1  Hillen 
Noonan  Robert,  tailor,  62  Lexington 
Noonan  Thomas,  laborer,  32  Eastern  av 
Nooner  Matthew,  hostler,  63  Clay 
Norberg  Louis,  cabinet  maker,  83  Eastern  av 
Nordhaus  Mrs.  Sarah  M.  461  w  Saratoga 
Nordhaus  John  T.  461  w  Saratoga 
Nordheimer  Moses,  clothier,328w  Baltimore, 

dw  10  Pine 
Nordhoff  Amendus,  cabinet  maker,  Pearl  btw 

Saratoga  and  Mulberry 
NordhofF Christian ,  upholsterer,  204  w Fayette 
Nordhoff  Mrs.    Eliza,    embroiderer,    204    w 

Fayette 
Nordhoff  Wm.  piano  maker,  130  Pearl 
NORDLINGER  &  CO.  importers  French  and 
German  produce,  brandies,  wines  and  gins, 
and  dealers  in  whiskies,  102  w  Lombard 
Nordlinger  Isaac  (N.  &  Co.)  118  Hanover 
Nordnian  Rudolj  h,  cor  Block  and  Wills 
Nordmyer  Henry,  varnisher,  21  s  Schroeder 
Norfolk  David  H.  ship  joiner,  375  Light 
Norfolk  George,  mariner,  150  Cross 
Norfolk  George,  fisherman,  54  Fort  av 
Norfolk  John'H.  clerk,  22  e  Fayette 
Norfolk  John,  police,  .375  Light 
Norfolk  John  W.  bricklayer,  375  Light 
Norfolk  John  W.  police,  82  Hamburg 
Norfolk  Mrs.  S.  boarding,  22  e  Fayette 
Norfolk  Steamboat  Co.  office  foot  tjnion  dock 
Norman  Capt.  Anthony  M.  114  s  Wolfe 
Norman  Alexander  B.  reporter,  86  McElderry 
Norman  Eliza,  97  Cathedral 
Norman  John  R.  clerk,  27  s  Caroline 
Norman  John,  coachmaker,  129  n  Fremont 
Norman  Julia,  97  Cathedral 
Norman  Michael  S.   &   Son,    stock  and   bill 

brokers,  69  Second 
Norman  Michael  S.   (M.  S.   N.  &  Son)  61 

McCulloh 
Norman  Richard  E.  machinist,  96  Gough 
Norman  Samuel,  wool,  80  n  Exeter 
Norman  Wm.  B.  (Michael  S.  N.  &  Son)  61 

McCulloh 
Norman  Wm.  E.  locksmith,  86  Gough 
Norris  Amelia,  Hudson  al  nr  Federal 
Norris  Andrew  J.  tobacconist,  96  Richmond 
Norris  Aquilla  J.  inspector  at  custom  house, 

58  Chew 
NORRIS  &  BALDWIN,  cotton  and  woolen 
goods,  and  general  com.  mrchts.  19  German 
Norris  Beiij.  H.  park  keeper,  432  w  Fayette 
Norris  Benjamin  F.  262  Hollins 
NORRIS  &   BRO.  iron  agents,  over  n  w  cor 

Lombard  and  South 
NORRIS,  CALWELL&  CO.  importers  and 
dealers  in  wines,  brandies,  teas,  cigars,  &c., 
322  w  Baltimore 


Norris  Charles  H.  plasterer,  120  e  Madison 
Norris  Charles  S.  clerk,  301  Madison  av 
Norris  Charles  W.    (W.   E.  N.  &  Co.)  89 

McCulloh 
Norris  C.  Sidney,  hardware,  36  Hanover,  dw 

301  Madison  av 
Norris  Mrs.  Caroline,  87  Ross 
Norris  C.  247  s  Ann 
Norris  Charlotte,  394  w  Fayette 
Norris  &  Dulany,  tobacconists,  46  n  Eutaw 
Norris  Edw.  T.  (N.  &  Baldwin)  170  Garden 
Norris  Edward  S.  (W.  E.  N.  &  Co.)  89  Mc- 
Culloh 
Norris  Edward,  mariner,  47  Milliman 
Norris  Elizabeth,  boarding,  28  w  Baltimore 
Norris  Eliza  A.  139  s  Regester 
Norris  Eliza,  184  n  Broadway 
Norris  Francis  B.  surveyor,  127  Aisquith 
Norris  George  R.  blacksmith,  352  Washing- 
ton road 
Norris  Geo.  W.  furniture  mover,  7  Wagon  al 
Norris  G.  Somerville,  (N.  &  Bro.)  Balto.  co 
Norris  Henry  C.  B.  law  student,  209  Aisquith 
Norris  Capt.  Isaac  H.  105  s  Broadway 
Norris  Isaac  T.  clerk,  217  Madison  av 
Norris  Isaac  S.  shoemaker,  506  Penna.  av 
Norris  Jacob  C.  custom  house  inspector,  177 

McCulloh 
Norris  Jacob   (N.,   Calwell  &   Co.)    311  w 

Fayette 
Norris  J.  Saurin,  treasurer  Savings  Bank,  217 

w  Madison 
Norris  James,  shoemaker,  222  n  Eutaw 
Norris  James  H.  clerk,  128  s  High 
Norris  James  B.  bookkeeper,  Carey  nr  Sara- 
toga 
Norris  J.  Cloud,  proprietor  Sunday  Telegram, 

Monument  w  of  Harford  av 
Norris  Jesse  C.  112  e  Monument 
Norris  John  D.  (N.  &  Dulany,)  215  Mulberry 
Norris  John  (W.  E.'N.  &  Co.)  89  McCulloh 
Norris  John  J.  grocery,  124  Chesnut 
Norris  John  C.  clerk,  45  n  Pine 
Norris  Jonathan,  (Glocker&  N.)  209  Aisquith 
Norris  Josephine,  310  Lexington 
Norris  J.  J.  clerk,  671  Lexington 
Norris  Maria,  dress  maker,  78  Orleans 
Norris  Mary,  cigar  store,  96  Richmond 
Norris  Mrs.  Mary,  75  McCulloh  . 
Norris  Morley,  clerk,  Carey  near  Saratoga 
Norris  Peter  S.  clerk,  301  Madison  av 
Norris  Rachel,  58  n  Spring 
Norris  Richard,  treasurer  Springfield  Mining 
Co.,  s  c  cor  South  and  Second,  dw  239  n 
Charles 
Norris  Richard  Y.  coach  trimmer,  58  Chew 
Norris  Robert  W.  clerk,  412  w  Fayette' 
Norris  Samuel,  plasterer,  87  Ross 
Norris  Summerville,  131  n  Charles 
Norris  Thomas  M.    insurance  adjuster,  and 
preparer  of  custom  house  papers,  s  w  cor 
Gay  and  Lombard,  dw  .383  w  Lombard 
Norris  Thomas  E.,  Fountain  Hotel 
Norris  Thomas,  agricultural  implements,  141 

w  Pratt,  dw  310  Saratoga 
Norris  Thomas  A.  119  n  High 
Norris  Thomas  S.  A.  clerk,  184  n  Broadway 
Norris  Thomas  C.  bookkeeper,  310  Saratoga 
Norris  Thomas,  stove  dealer,  45  s  Calvert,  dw 

28  w  Baltimore 
Norris  Dr.  Wm.  H.  surgeon  5th  Md.  regi- 
ment, dw  83  e  Fayette' 
Norris  Wm.  bricklayer,  380 e  Monument 


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Norris  Wm.  H.  cashier  Western  Bank,  dw 

267  w  Lombard 
Norris   Wm.  paying  teller  Commercial  and 

Farmers'  Bank,  dw  Fountain  Hotel 
NORRIS  WM.  E.  &  CO.  produce  commission 
merchants,  114  s  Eutaw,  dw  Wm.  E.  N., 
291  iVIadison  av 
Norris  Wm.  H.  H.  clerk,  177  McCulloh 
■  Norris  Wm.  G.  W.  clerk,  209  Aisquith 
Norris  Wm.  puddler,  Aliceanna  near  Burke 
Norris  Wm.  mariner,  60  Philpot 
Norris  Wm.  G.  353  e  Monument 
Norris  Wm.  394  w  Fayette 
Norris  Wm!  R.  bricklayer,  252  n  Eden 
Norris  Wm.  wheelwright,  41  s  Caroline,  dw 

54  s  Central  av 
Norris  William  B.  (N.,  Calwell  &  Co.,)  Har- 
ford Co. 
Nort  Christian,  wheelwright,  42  Holland 
Nort  Frederick,  sutler,  112  Franklin 
North  Charles  E.  clerk,  92  Barre 
North  Edm'd,  (Jones,  White  &N.)  55  Warren 
North  Edward,  ship  carpenter,  27  Thames 
North  Henry  H.  gunsmith,  20  Warren 
North  Captain  James  L.  mariner,  225  Mont- 
gomery 
North  James  wood  huckster,  57  Warren 
North  James,  bricklayer,  76  Lee 
North  John,  wood,  144  Light,  dw  298 
North  Capt.  R.  J.  mariner,  132  n  Exeter 
North  Capt.  Thos.  G.  52  Hill 
Northern  Terminus  City  Passenger  Railway, 

753  Penna  av 
North  Mrs.  Julia,  seamstress,  175  s  Washing- 
ton, F.  P. 
North  John,  wood,  282  Light 
North  John,  wood,  298  Light 

North ,  laborer,  192  s  Caroline 

North  Capt.  John,  mariner,  92  Barre 
North  Louisa,  223  Montgomery 
North  Susan,  88  Greenmount  av 
North  State  Copper  and  Gold  Mining  Compa- 
ny, office  over  24  w  Second 
North  Violet,  38  Henrietta 
Northacker  Frederick,  tailor,  180  s  Eden 
Northeimer  Christian,  230  Bethel 
NORTHERN  CENTRAL  RAILWAY  STA- 
TION, cor  Calvert  and  Franklin 
NORTHERN      CENTRAL       RAILWAY 
WESTERN    FREIGHT    STATION,   75 
and  80  North,  W  m.  Brown,  agent 
Northwestern  Hall,  195  Penna.  av 
Nortmeier  Henry,  varnisher,  31  n  Schroeder 
Norton  Joseph  Thomas,  clerk,  88  n  Greene 
Norton  Mary,  64  Aliceanna 
Norton  Mrs.  Mary  A.  166  s  Fremont 
Norton  Mary  A.  boarding,  554  w  Lombard 
Norton  Mrs.  Mary  A.  305  w  Lombard 
Norton  Michael,  boiler  maker,  554  w  Lombard 
Norton  Michael,  laborer,  2  Hubbard's  al 
Norton  Michael,  grocer,  48  Forrest 
Norton  Nathaniel  B.  butcher,  76  Wayne 
Norville  William,  mariner,  28  Fawn 
Norwood  Belt,  carpenter,  25  n  Greene,  dw  8 

Josephine 
Norwood  Charles,  tavern,  48  Chesnut 
Norwood   Edward,  (N.  &  Taylor,)  Aisquith, 

3d  door  s  of  Jefferson 
Norwood  Mrs.  Elizabeth,  79  n  Fremont 
Norwood  Giles,  superintendent  of  N.  C.  R.  R., 

5  w  Biddle 
Norwood  Hiram,  339  Saratoga 
Norwood  Jacob,  foundryman,  224  e  Madison 


Norwood  John  W,  engineer,  230  e  Lombard 
Norwood  John,  stone  mason,  293  e  Madison 
Norwood  John,  tinner,  50  Philpot 
Norwood  Phcebe  Ann,  tailoress,  49  s  Bond 
Norwood  Richard  G.  hard  ware,  28  n  Schroeder 
Norwood  Rufus,  436  w  Fayette 
Norwood  Summerfield,  grocer,  337  and  339 

Saratoga 
Norwood  &  Taylor,  engineers  and  machinists, 

4  East  Falls  av 
Norwood  Thomas,  laborer,  4  Willow 
Nothhas  John,  last  maker,  178  s  Central  av 
Noting  Hervey,  13  Baker  ct 
Notts  John,  carpenter,  30  Constitution 
Noughton  Patrick,  laborer,  20  Block 
Nourse  Wm.  H.  Maltby  house 
Newark  Joseph,  blacksmith,  66  Somerset 
Nowlan  Wm.  laborer,  21  New  Church 
Noyes  David,  paper  hangings,  141  e  Madison 
Noyes  Edward  C.  clerk,  320  w  Lombard 
Noyes  Mrs.  Dr.  Enoch,  320  w  Lombard 
Noyes  George,  soldier,  McHenry  s  of  Fulton 
Noyes  Mrs.  J.  H.  milliner,  508  w  Baltimore 
Noyes  T.  J.  coal  oil,  508  w  Baltimore 
Nugent  Frederick,  harness  maker,  435  Lex- 
ington 
Nugent  James,  clerk,  248  e  Pratt 
Nugent  John,  grocer,  12  North 
Nugent  Patrick,  shoemaker,  14  Albert  al 
Nugent  Sylvester,  engineer,  32  Anthony 
Nugent  Thomas,  tavern,  204  Lexington 
Nuitz  Charles,  watchmaker,  321  n  Eutaw 
Nulker  Christian,  12  Warner 

Null ,  tailor,  122  n  Caroline 

Nulte  Henry,  barber,  36  Ensor 
Nulty  Thomas,  moulder,  301  n  Gay 
Nulty  Frederick,  shoemaker,  18G  William 
Numen  Hugo,  lithographer,  59  w  Second 

NUMSEN,  CARROLL  &  CO.  Pre- 
servers, Pieklers,  Ojrster  Packers, 
&c.,  18  Light  St.  Established,  1847 

[Seepage  6  Mvertisements.] 

Numsen  Frederick  H.  baker  117  Ross 
Numsen  John  W.  (N.,  Carroll  &  Co.)  Balti- 
more CO 
Numsen  Nathaniel  G.  (N.,  Carroll  &  Co.)  76 

Columbia 
NUMSEN  PETER,  can    factory,    Jackson, 

foot  of  Cross,  dw  45  Columbia 
Numsen  Wm.  (N.,  Carroll  &  Co.)  208  w  Lom- 
bard 
Numsen  Wm.  N,  126  s  Paca 
Nunan  George,  saddler,  180  Park 
Nunan  John,  grocery,  42  St.  Mary 
Nunan  John,  grocery,  s  w  cor  St.  Mary  and 

L.  Monument,  dw  180  Park 
Nunan  John,  (Cotter &  N.)  125  e  Lombard 
Nuner  Frederick,  shoemaker,  233  L.  Hughes 
Nunn  Stephen  E.  machinist,  24  Orchard 
Nurtz  Charles  C.  watchmaker,  321  n  Eutaw 
Nusa  Oliver  T.  coach  painter,  472  w  Lombard 
Nusbaum  Henry,  dry  goods,  206  s  Broadway 
Nussbickel  Ernest,  salesman,  181  w  Pratt 
Nussbickel  Morris,  tailor,  256  s  Sharp 
Nuse  John,   laborer,   over  cor  of  Bond  and 

Shakspear 
Nuthall  John,  mate,  196  Gough 
Nutman  Frederick,  cooper,  20  Albemarle 
Nutter  Benjamin,  clerk,  285  e  Eager 
Nutter  Edmund  M.  scissors  grinder,  85  Boyd 

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VnXl.  p.  WEBC,  Blaiiiie,  Fire  and  Life  Insurance  Agent  and  Broker,    Agent 
Benefit  lafe  Insurance  Co.,  Ne-vrark,  N.  J.,"  89  Second  Street. 


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Nutter  Samuel,  salesman,  285  e  Eager 
Nyburg  Samuel,  gold  pen  agent,  31  n  Howard 
Nyburg  S.  S.  cigar  manufactory,  31  n  How- 
ard—[See  page  12  Mvertisements] 
Nyce  Crawford,  clerk,  27  n  Calvert 
NYCE   B.    BROOKE,  commission  merchant 
for  the  sale  of  butter,  cheese,  eggs,  &c.  1 
Guilford,  dw  196  Penna  av 
Nye  George,  tinner,  Pratt  near  Hanover 


Oakford  Charles  A.  (Butler  &  0.)  100  Mc- 

Culloh 
Oats  Andrew,  laborer,  19  Wyeth 
Oats  Peter,  teacher,  103  Vine 
ObeldoIhoffWilhelm,  sugar  refiner,  86  s  Bethel 
Ober  Anton,  laborer,  346  William 
Ober  Gustavus,  wholesale  druggist,  Howard 

county 
Ober  Henry,  box  maker,  82  Jefferson 
Oberbeck  Henry,  laborer,  69  Park 
Oberderick  Louisa,  160  s  Regester 
Oberheim  Christian,  tailor,  55  Conway 
Oberlander  Geo.  blacksmith,  138  e  Fayette 
OBERNDORF    A.    importer  and  jobber  in 
cloths,     cassimeres,     vestings,  &c.,    10   s 
Charles,  dw  212  w  Fayette 
Oberndorf  Joseph,  (0.  &  Lauer,)  235  w  Fay- 
ette 
Oberndorf  Julius,  notion  house,  288  w  Balti- 
more, dw  235  w  Fayette 
Oberndorf  &  Lauer,  millinery  and  fancy  dry 

goods  dealers,  243  w  Baltimore 
Oberndorfer  John,  laborer,  27  Port 
Obrecht  Jacob,  cooper,  113  Leadenhall 
O 'Boyle  Martin,  laborer,  106  Dugan's  whf 
O 'Brian  Cornelius,  stone  cutter,  277  s  Paca 
O'Briant  Edward,  11  s  Regester 
O'Brien  Adam,  carpenter,  187  s  Castle  al 
O'Brien   Andrew,  laborer,   121   Chesapeake, 

Canton 
O'Brien  Charles,  stone  cutter,  18  n  Poppleton 
O'Brien  Daniel,  clerk,  29  s  Liberty 
O'Brien  Edward,  cabinet   maker,  230   Mul- 
berry 
O'Brien  Mrs.  Elizabeth,  18  n  Poppleton 
O'Brien  Mrs.  Frances,  dress  maker,  44  Ross 
O'Brien  Geo.  blacksmith,  12  Bank 
O'Brien  Hugh,  salesman,  93  Franklin 
O'Brien  Hugh,  laborer,  1  French 
O'Brien  James,  saddles,  harness  and  trunks, 

7  s  Calvert,  dw  14  s  Exeter 
O'Brien  James,  bricklayer,  199  e  Monument 
O'Brien  James,  heater,  132  s  Castle  al 
O'Brien  James,  carter,  6  State 
O'Brien  John,  hackman,  94  s  Eutaw 
O'Brien  John  Smith,  laborer,  10  Decker 
O'Brien  John,  trimmings,  corner  Dallas  and 

Madison 
O'Brien  John,  laborer,  Falls  road  near  North- 
ern av 
O'Brien  Johanna,  152  n  Front 
O'Brien  Lawrence,  porter  dealer,  31  Fawn 
O'Brien  Lawrence,  clerk,  297  w  Pratt 
O'Brien  Lizzie,  upholstress,  467  w  Lombard 
O'Brien  Margaret,  milliner,  117  s  Wolfe 
O'Brien  Mary  Ann,  71  Park 
O'Brirn  Mrs.  Mary  A.  88  St.  Peter 
O'Brien  Mortimer,  salesman,  504  w  Fayette 
O'Brien  Owen,  office  182  w  Baltimore 
O'Brien  Patrick,  marble  polisher,  7  w  Chase 
O'Brien  Patrick,  shoemaker,  44  Ross 


O'Brien  Patrick,  salesman,  148  Conway 
O'Brien  Richard,  laborer,  50  Liberty  al 
O'Brien  Richard,  laborer.  Falls  road  nr  North- 
ern av 
O'Brien  Rosa,  upholstress,  467  w  Lombard 
O'Brien  Susan,  117  Albemarle 
O'Brien  Thomas,  carpen.  170  Greenmount  ar 
O'Brien  Wm.  J.  attorney,  49  w  Fayette,  dw 

286  e  Madison 
O'Brien  Wm.  laborer.  Wood's  court 
0 'Bryan  Mrs.  Cecelia,  liquor,  141  n  Eutaw 
0 'Bryan  Patrick,  grocer,  28  McHenry 
O'Bryan  Samuel,  wood  dealer,  61  George 
0 'Bryan  Thos.  grocery, Falls  road  nrcity  limits 
O'Connell  Daniel,  laborer,  5  e  Monument 
O'Connell  Eliza,  laundress,  496  w  Pratt 
O'Connell  Henry,  coach  maker, 29  n  Gay,dw 

91  n  Paca 
O'Connell  Mary.  49  Block 
O'Connell  Matthew,  laborer,  9  Camden  Irf 
O'Connell  Patrick,  clerk,  114  n  Exeter 
O'Connell  Patrick,  clerk  N.  C.  R.,  Valley  nr. 

Eager 
O'Bryan  Patrick,  grocer,  28  McHenry 
O'Connell  Patrick,  laborer,  59  York 
O'Connell  Thomas,  grocery,  348  Eastern  av 
O'Connell  Timothy, watchman,  69  n  Schroeder 
O'Conner  Eugene,  laborer,  24  n  Durham 
O'Conner  Francis, (Rennert&O'C.)  Exchange 

restaurant 
O'Conner  George,  laborer,  26  Rock 
O'Conner  James,  laborer.  111  York 
O'Conner  Jeremiah,  tailor,  4  w  Falls  av 
O'Conner  John,  provision  dealer,  125  Walsh 
O'Conner  John,  laborer,  161  West 

O'Conner ,  clerk,  125  n  Exeter 

O'Conner  John,  carpenter,  26  Rock 
O'Conner  John,  laborer,  21  Concord 
O'Conner  Richard,  carpenter,  241  Peirce 
O'Conner  Wm.  (Fisher&  O'C.)  352  n  Gay 
O'Connor  Andrew  B.  machinist,  133  s  Sharp 
O'Connor  Daniel,  huckster,  84  Jefferson 
O'Connor  Edward,  sr.  tinner,  40  Lemmon 
O'Connor  Edward,  jr.,  soldier,  40  Lemmon 
O'Connor  Francis  (Kennert  &  O'C.)    133  s 

Sharp 
O'Connor  Hugh,  bill  poster,  30  s  Eutaw 
O'Connor  Hugh,  shoemaker,  153  Chesapeake 
O'Connor  James,  clerk,  133  s  Sharp 
O'Connor  John  T.  clerk,  133  s  Sharp 
O'Connor  Prof.  Jeremiah,  at  Loyola  college 
O'Connor  Lawrence,  ship  carpenter,  82  Cross 
O'Connor  Mrs.  Margaret,  eggs,   rear  of  73 

Hanover 
O'Connor  Michael,  driver,  167  s  Dallas 
O'Connor  Patrick,  laborer,  169  Warner 
O'Connor    Susan,     seamstress    and    pattern 

maker,  300  n  Gay 
O'Connor  Wm.  paper,  382  n  Gay 
O'Connor  Wm.  tinner,  69  Mulberry 
O'Connor  Wm.  jr.,  tinner,  69  Mulberry 
O'Day  Bridget,  tavern,  106  s  Howard 
O'Day  Catherine,  5  w  Chase 
O'Donncll  Catherine,  14  Liberty  al 
O'Donnell  Charles,  tavern,  49  s  Frederick 
O'DONNELL  C.   OLIVER,   Brazilian  vice 

consul,  agt  Sun  Mut.  Ins.  Co.  of  New  York, 

and  president  Newburg  Orrel  Coal  Co.,  52 

s  Gay,  dw  76  Cathedral 
O'Donnell  Columbus,  president  Gas  Co.  107 

n  Charles 
O'Donnell  Columbus,  jr.,  73  Courtland 
O'Donnell  Dr.  Dominick  A.  39  n  Gay 


J.   HEIVRY   CIKSE:,   Commia«ion   MercUant,   for   the   sole   of  Flour,   Grain,  Ses-«Js,  i 
Rosendale  Cement  and  Calcined   Plaster  constantly  on  hand,  31  Spear's  Wliarf. 


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O'Donnell  Ellen,  gov't  hospital  matron,  163 

Hughes 
O'Donnell  John,  laborer,  13  Slemmer  al 
O'Donnell  John,  confectioner,  86  s  Charles 
O'DONNELL  JOHN  B.  conveyancer,  32  St. 

Paul,  dw  144  German 
O'Donnell  Margaret,  1  Slemmer  al 
O'Donnell  Margaret,  Walsh  nr  Biddle 
O'Donnell  Mary,  317  Aliceanna 
O'Donnell  Martin,  mariner,  6  Spruce  al 
O'Donnell  Michael,  laborer,  139  s  Chester 
O'Donnell  Oliver,  76  Cathedral 
0 'Donovan  Dr.  Charles,  144  w  Biddle 
O'Donovan  Dr.  John  H.  s  w  cor  Franklin  and 

Park 
O'Donohue  Daniel,  tailor,  54  French 
O'Donohue  John,  tailor,  43  e  Monument 
O'Dowd  &.  Bro.  (John  and  Thomas)  grocers, 

n  w  cor  Gough  and  Wolfe 
O'Farrell  Joseph,  laborer,  77  York 
O'Ferrall  Hugh,  clerk,  80  s  Sharp 
O'Ferrall  John  (J.  O'F.  &  Co.)  80  s  Sharp 
O'FERRALL  JOHN  &  CO.,  manufacturers 

of  fruit  and  oyster  cans,  162  s  Eutaw 
O'Ferrall  Michael,  80  s  Sharp 
O 'Grady  Patrick,  drayman,  241  Columbia 
O'Hara  Benj.  commission  merchant,  18  Cam- 
den 
O'Hara  Mrs.  Betsy,  72  Durst  al 
O'Hara  Charles,  bookkeeper,  230  w  Pratt 
O'Hara  Charles  A.  clerk,  18  Camden 
O'Hara  Mrs.  Mary,  250  n  Eutaw 
O'Hara  Sarah,  19  Jew  al 
O'Hare  Peter,  laborer,  393  Cross 
O'Harra  James,  laborer,  129  West 
O'Harra  James,  drayman,  84  s  Charles 
O'Harra  James  W.  26  Concord 
O'Harra  James  W.  jr.,  26  Concord 
O'Harra  Mrs.  Jane,  boarding,  89  s  Sharp 
O'Harra  John  G.  clerk  tobacco  warehouse, 

dw  89  s  Sharp 
O'Harra  John,  well  digger,  342  Harford  av 
O'Harra  Michael,  laborer,  129  West 
O'HARRA  PETER,  restaurant,  s  w  cor  St. 

Paul  and  Bank  la 
O'Hare  John,  laborer,  161  Aliceanna 
O'HERN  M.  P.  &  CO.  coal  miners  and  ship- 
pers, 24  Second 
O'HernM.  P.  (M.P.  H.&Co.)   dw   Relay 

House,  B.  &0.  R.  R. 
O'Keaf  Arthur,  laborer,  4  Buren 
O'Keefe  Daniel,  laborer,  62  Buren 
O'Keefe  Dr.  David,  186  Chesnut 
O'Keefe  Joseph,  drayman,  19  Granby 
O'Keefe  Margaret,  8  Hammond  al 
O'Keefe  Wm.  A.  0.  soldier,  49  King 
O'Keefe  Wm.  laborer,  160  e  Madison 
O'Laughlin  Mrs   Ellen,  grocery,  cor  Fayette 

and  Dallas 
O'Laughlin   Francis,  blacksmith,  182  George 
O'Laughlin  Francis,  horse  shoer,  3  Marion 
O'Laughlin  John,  tinner,  397  Lexington 
O'Laughlin  John,  9  Humes 
O'Laughlin  Mary  Ann,  57  n  Exeter 
O'Laughlin  Michael,  grocer,  218  e  Fayette 
O'Laughlin  Michael,  painter.  Law  building, 

cor  St.  Paul  and  Lexington,  dw  cor  Fayette 

and  Dallas 
O'Laughlin  Peter,  horse  shoer,  397  Lexington 
O'Laughlin  S.  W.  &  Co.  packers  of  hay  and 

straw,  83  North 
O'Laughlin  S.  W.  (S.  W.  O'L.  &  Co.)  57  s 

Exeter 


O'Leary  John,  laborer,  195  Vine 
O'Leary  John,  wagoner,  68  Eastern  av 
O'Leary  John,  currier,  19  Grant 
O'Leary  Thomas,  sailmaker,  164  e  Pratt 
O'Leary  Wm.  F.  mariner,  135  Gough 
O'Loane  Edward,  carter,  2  L.  Constitution 
O'Mailley  James,  grocer,  38  President 
O'Meara  Andrew,   restaurant,  104  Light-st. 

whf,  dw  22  Conway 
O'Meara  Julia,  nurse,  169  Chesnut 
O'Meara  Mrs.  Mary  E.  638  w  Baltimore 
O'Meara  Patrick,  porter,  55  Harrison 
O'Meara  Patrick,  cap  cutter,  90  s  Fremont 
O'Moan  John,  carter,  132  s  Eden 
O'Moan  Michael,  carter,  132  s  Eden 
O'Moan  Patrick, carter,  132  s  Eden 
O'Neal  Ann,  grocery,  64  L.  McElderry 
O'Neal  Chas.  H.  clerk,  17  Cheapside 
O'Neal  David,  bricklayer,  276  Johnson 
O'Neal  Israel C.  sutler,  359  Franklin 
O'Neal  James,  grocer,  38  Chew 
O'Neal  James,  laborer,  82  French 
O'Neal  John,  gardener,  242  German 
O'Neal  John,  Miller's  hotel 
O'Neal  Margaret,  11  Neighbor 
O'Neal  Patrick,  laborer,  161  Warner 
O'Neal  Patrick,  laborer,  8  e  Foundry 
O'Neal  Rose,  grocery,  242  German 
O'Neal  Wm.  cooper,  170  Aisquith 
O'Neil  Ann,  grocery,  2L.  Monument 
O'Neil  Ann,  25  w  Centre 
O'Neil  Bridget,  laundress,  443  s  Dewberry  al 
O'Neil    Charles  C.   (J.  Hazlitt  &  Co.)   108 

William 
O'Neil  James,  salesman,  69  s  Spring 
O'Neil  James,  laborer,  27  Elizabeth  la 
O'Neil  James,  hackman,  67  Perry 
O'Neil  John,  laborer,  23  Haw 
O'Neil  Mrs.  Margaret,  23  Haw 
O'Neil    Michael,    laborer,    Falls   road    near 

Northern  av 
O'Neil  Owen,  blacksmith,  12  Sterrett 
O'Neil   Wm.  (Miles  &  O'N.)  3  L.  Monu- 
ment 
O'Neil  Wm.  mariner,  2  L.  Monument 
O'Neill  Daniel,  398  Light 
O'Neill  James,  wagoner,  112  s  Eden 
O'Neill  James, grocer,  63  Boston 
O'Neill  James,  drayman,  66  s  Howard 
O'Neill  James,  drayman,  63  Camden 
O'Neill  John  F.  coach  maker,  n  e  cor  Eutaw 

and  German,  dw58  n  Fremont 
O'Neill  John,  weaver,  214  Peirce 
O'Neill  John  0.  milkman,  North  near  Belvi- 

dere  bridge 
O'Neill  John  F.  laborer,  299  North 
O'Neill  John,  engineer,  208  s  Wolfe 
O'Neill  John,  70  McKim 
O'Neill  John,  laborer,  19  Colvin  ct 
O'Neill  John,  shoemaker,  68  s  Howard 
O'Neill  Joseph,  laborer,  47  Ross 
O'Neill  Louis,  tavern,  Lombard  w   of  Light 
O'Neill  Margaret,  30  Buren 
O'Neill  Margaret  R.  25  w  Centre 
O'Neill  Mrs.  Mary,  63  Camden 
O'Neill  Mrs.  Mary,  58  n  Fremont 
O'Neill   Martin,   laborer,  gas  works,  Spring 

Gardens 
O'Neill   Michael,  proprietor  of  hacks,  214  n 

Eutaw 
O'Neill  Owen,  hostler,  150  Conway 
O'Neill  Patrick,  laborer,  cor  Monument  and 

Ensor 


CIX:0.  S.  PAGE!  &  BRO.,  Manirfactiirers    of  Roofa    and   Roofing   materials.  111   Smitl&'s 
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O'Neill   Patrick,  hackman,  cor  German  and 

Pine,  dwll5  German 
O'Neill  Patrick,  shoemaker,  68  s  Howard 
O'Neill  Mrs.  Susan,  68  s  Howard 
O'Neill  Wm.  brass  finisher,  2] 4  Peirce 
O'Reilly  Matthew,  coal,  47  Orleans,  dw  243 

n  Eden 
O'Rouk  Morris,  tailor,  78  York 
O'Rourke  Luke,  porter,  4  Emory 
O'Rourke  Mrs.  Rosana,  57  Portland 
O'Shea  James,  hostler,  12  Hubbard  al 
O'Shea  Patrick,  shoemaker,  184  Forrest 
Och  John,  tailor,  63  s  Frederick 
Ochenbaugh  Carl,  laborer,  49  Monroe 
Ochs  A.  tailor,  19  e  Fayette 
Ochs  Adam,  shoemaker,  20  New  Church 
Ochs  Fredk.  tailor,  7  Warner 
Ochs  George,  shoemaker,  5  L.  Montgomery 
Ochs  John,  laborer,  206  s  Wolfe 
Ochs  John,  pedler,  164  s  Bond 
Ochs  Kunigunda,  177  s  Bond 
Ochs  Lorentz,  laborer,  56  n  Central  av 
Ochs  Philip,  varnisher,  85  Grindall 
Ochs  Thomas,  lager  beer,  132  e  Pratt 
ODD  FELLOWS'  HALL,  (I.  0. 0.  F.)  36— 

42  n  Gay  ^ 

Odell  Benj.  laborer,  10  Brannan  ct 
Odell   Trueman,  cedar  cooper,  608  w  Balti- 
more 
Odend'hal  JohnH.  boot  crimper,  47  Harrison 
Odend'hal  Marie,  milliner,  75  Lexington 
Odend'hal  Prof.  Sebastian,  75  Lexington' 
Odenheimer  Falk.  drover,  93  sPaca 
Odenwald  Jacob,  205  s  Eutaw 
Odenwald  Philip,  tavern,  147  w  Lombard 
OEHM  CHARLES  N.  merchant  tailor,  150 

Light-st.  wharf,  dw  115  s  Sharp 
Oehm  Mrs.  Elizabeth,  seamstress,  154  Hen- 
rietta 
Oehler  Christopher,  grave  digger,  137  Raborg 
Oehrl  John  L.  baker,  399  Penna.  av 
Oehrl  John  G.  baker,  592  w  Baltimore 
Oelmann  Frederick,  coachmaker,   61  and  65 

German 
Oetter  John  H.  milk,  179  West 
Oeste  Henry,  puddler,  188  s  Central  av 
Oestraley  Mary,  148  Henrietta 
Oettinger  Henry,  pedlar,  42  Columbia 
Oettinger  Moses  (S.  Rosenfeld  &  Co.)  12  a 

Greene 
Oettinger  Moses,  tobacconist,  57  w  Baltimore 
Oettinger  S.  tobacconist,  313  w  Pratt 
Offley  Joseph  W.  carpenter,  12  n  Exeter 
Offley  Michael,  letter  carrier,  Baltimore  co. 
Offley  Mrs.  Sarah  V.  dressmaker,  12  n  Exeter 
Offei-LT  Charles,  fireman,  102  s  Caroline 
Offner  John  A.  hat  and  cap  manufacturer,  231 

n  Gay,  dw  55  Chesnut 
Offlheim  Peter,  tailor,  79  McElderry 
Offutt  John  C.  soldier,  64  Harford  av 
Ogden  Daniel,  mariner,  5  Myer  ct 
Ogden  Elizabeth,  nurse,  64  Portland 
Ogden  John   W.    of  Farmers  and  Planters' 

Bank,  193  w  Hoffman 
Ogden  Mrs.  Maria,  239  Saratoga 
Ogden  Sarah  P.  220  Lee 

Ogier  John,  gardener,  n  e  cor  Gist  and  Mon- 
ument 
^g'^''  John  S.   gardener,  n  e  cor  Gist    and 

Monument 
Ogle  A.  S.  measurer  of  buildings.  Gen.  Wayne 

Inn 
Ogle  Atkin  S.  bricklayer,  791  w  Baltimore 


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OLI 


Ogle  Mrs.  Ann  5  s  Bethel 

Ogle  Charles,  builder,  178  McCulloh 

Ogle  Elizabeth,  18  Preston 

Ogle  George,  bricklayer,  159  Peirce 

Ogle  George,  clerk,  184  n  Eutaw 

Ogle  George  A.  clerk,  262  Mulberry 

Ogle  Henry,  moulder,  5  s  Bethel 

Ogle  James  M.  sawmaker,  188  n  Eden 

Ogle  Jesse,  bricklayer,  2  Townsend 

Ogle  John,  moulder,  5  s  Bethel 

Ogle  Joseph,  bricklayer,  95  n  Amity 

Ogle  Robert,  carpenter,  18  McHenry 

Ogle  Wm.  soldier,  550  Saratoga 

Oheb  Sholom,  German  Synagogue,  Hanover 

between  Lombard  and  Pratt 
Ohem  Frederick  Wm.  tailor,  253  w  Pratt 
Ohle  August,  straw  cutter,  Washington  near 

Harrison,  Homestead 
Ohle  Herman,  straw  cutter,  Washington  near 

Harrison,  Homestead  * 

Ohlendorf  J.  C.  apothecary,  84  n  Howard 
Ohlendorf  Wm.  G.  fancy  and  variety  store, 

86  n  Howard 
Ohlgart  G.  Philip,  butcher,  130  Centre  and  68 

Belair  markets,  dw  172  Harford  av 
OHM  H.  PHILIP,  stoves,  66  s  Sharp 
Ohm  Jacob  B.  grocery,  cor  Fortav  and  John- 
son 
Ohm  Michael,  machinist,  327  s  Charles 
Ohr  Frederick,  cabinet  maker,  211  Eastern  av 
Ohrimat  Adam,  laborer,  295  Happy  al 
Ohrenschall  Charles,  (G.  Meyer  «fc  Co.)  176 

Mulberry 
OHRENSCHALL  CHRISTIAN,  boot   and 

shoemaker,  56  s  Charles 
Ohrenschall  Frederick,  clerk,  56  s  Charles 
Ohrenschall  Henry   C.  .stoves,    505  w   Balti- 
more, dw  176  Mulberry 
Ohman  Henry,  teacher,  4  Trinity 
Okes  James,  teamster,  46  Chesnut 
Okes  Mary,  grocer,  46  Chesnut 
Oldenburg  Ernest,   shoemaker,   Philadelphia 

road  near  city  limits 
OLDERSHAW  JOHN  B.    stoves,    217  w 

Pratt 
Oldham  John,  harness  maker,  560  Saratoga 
Olkinske  Valentine,  wheelwright,   53   Albe- 
marle 
Oldham  Wm.  cooper,  831  w  Baltimore 
Oldman  Harman,  foundry  man,  168  Conway 
Oler  John,  carpenter,   Clifton  village,  Balti- 
more CO 
Oler  Jacob,  ice  dealer,  582  Pennsylvania  av 
Oler  John   W.   carpenter,   cor    Francis  and 

Madison  la 
Oler    Richard,    huckster,    Pennsylvania  av 

above  toll  gate 
Oler  Samuel,  butcher,  74  Centre  and  25  Hano- 
ver Markets,  dw  cor  Pennsylvania  av   and 
Northern  av 
OLER  WM.  H.  ice   dealer,   176  West  Falls 

av.,  dw  669  Pennsylvania  av 
Olhaber  Conrad  H.  carpenter,  52  n  Eden 
Olhaber  Kate,  dressmaker,  52  n  Eden 
Oliphant  Joseph,  mariner,  3  Myer's  ct 
Olibert  Mrs.  eating  house,  165  Eastern  av 
Oles  John,  laborer,  60  s  Wolfe 
OLIVE  JOHN,  proprietor  Zouave  Hotel,  94 

s  Charles 
Olive  Mrs.  Elitha,  423  w  Fayette 
Olive  Thomas,  grocery,  s  e  cor  Bond  and 

Madison 
Oliver  Bridget,  grocery,  50  Chesnut 


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Oliver  Charles   A.  sutler  camp  Bradford,  dw 

153  Barre 
Oliver     David,  marketer  Eutaw   house,     51 

Marion 
Oliver  &  Flemming,   stone  cutters,  8  Presi- 
dent 
Oliver  Francis,  rigger,  304  Aliceanna 
Oliver  George,  8  e  Fayette 
Oliver  George,  blacksmith,  267  n  Dallas 
Oliver   Hibernian  Free  School,   North   near 

Saratoga 
Oliver  Mrs.  Hannah,  91  s  Eden 
Oliver  Isabella,  milliner,  8  e  Fayette 
Oliver  James,  bookkeeper,  202  w  Biddle 
Oliver  John,  silver  plater,  355  Franklin 
Oliver  John,  (0.  &  Flemming,)  140  n  Central 

avenue 
Oliver  Capt.  John  S.  91  s  Eden 
Oliver  John,  domestic  manuf.  16  Preston 
Oliver  John,  stone  cutter,  140  n  Central  av 
Oliver  John,  grocer,  54  Union 
Oliver  Lambert  V.  Lexington  near  Charles 
Oliver  Margaret,  16  Walnut  al 
Oliver  Mrs.  Mary,  378  Eutaw  place 
Oliver  Nathan  C.  soldier,  4  Eden  ct 
Oliver  Rebecca  E.  152  w  Madison 
OLIVER  &  REMINGTON,  looking  glass 

and  picture  frames,  50y^  n  Howard 
Oliver    Samuel,   (0.   &  Ilemmgton,)   297  n 

Eutaw 
Oliver  Thomas,  wagoner,  63  Cambridge 
Oliver  Wm.  H.  horse  dealer,  n  w  cor  How- 
ard  and   Franklin,   dw    180  Pennsylvania 
avenue 
Oliver  Wm.  manufacturer  of  domestics.  Pearl 
al  between  Union  and  Preston,  dw  202  w 
Biddle 
Olmer  Joseph,  grocer,  407  w  Pratt 
Olmstead  Mrs.  Rachel,  67  s  Bond 
Olrick  Barbara,  40  Granby 
Olschensk  Valentine,  coach  maker,  53  Albe- 
marle 
Olt  John,  tailor,  183  Argyle  al 
Olvis  Margaret,  24  Albert  al 
Olwine  Augustus  H.  brickmaker.  Canton,  dw 

66  s  Broadway 
Omeis  John,  cooper,  200  Eastern  av 
ONION  EDWARD  D.  coal  yard,  cor  iMonu- 

ment  and  Britton,  dw  86  Chew 
Onion  Edward  M.  coal.  Gay  near  Belair  mar- 
ket, dw  Broadway 
Onion  James  A.  pattern  maker,  105  s  Wash- 
ington, F.  P. 
Onion  John  R.  carpenter,  1  e  Biddle 
Onion  Lloyd  B.  tailor,  161  e  Monument 
Onion  Thomas  B.  painter,  58  Granby 
ONION  WM.  F.  H.  dealer  in  coal  and  wood, 
n  e  cor  Lombard  and  Central  av,  dw  Balti- 
more, 3d  door  w  of  Washington.— [Seep.  22 
Mvei-lisements.] 
Onnan  Christian,  laborer,  188  L.  Hughes 
Onslow  John,  shoemaker,  202  n  Eden 
Opitz  John,  cigar  maker,  10  w  Lombard 
Opitz  Joseph,  (J.   C.  Hay  &  Co.)  s  w  cor 

Lexington  and  Poppleton 
Oppel  Andrew,  cooper,  100  York 
Oppel  Henry,  laborer,  4  Brannan  ct 
Oppel t  Clara  E.  42  n  Greene 
Oppelt  Edmund,  tobacconist,  42  n  Greene 
Oppenheim  Abram,  shoemaker,  107  Hill 
Oppenheim  Hartz,  dry  goods,  343  Canton  av 
Oppenheim  Isaac,  shoemaker,  280  s  Charles 
Oppenheim  Joseph,  teacher,  144  w  Lombard 


Oppenheim  Jacob,  millinery,  249  n  Gay 
Oppenheimer  Abraham,  boarding,  51  German 
Oppenheimer  David,  clothier,  22  Harrison 
Oppenheimer  Ernest,  dry  goods,  250  s  Charles, 

dw252 
Oppenheimer  Israel,  190  Columbia 
Oppenheimer  Nathan,  82  Central  av 
Oppenheimer  Reuben,  13  Albemarle 
Oppenheimer  Samuel,  sale  and  exchange  sta- 
bles, 8  s  Paca,  dw  30 
Oppenheimer  Seligman,  116  e  Lombard 
OPPENMYER  HENRY,  shoemaker,  230  s 

Eutaw 
Opper  John,  shoemaker,  406  w  Lombard 
Opperhauser  John,  drayman.  Point  lane,  near 

Harford  av 
Oppman  George  H.  tailor,  459  w  Baltimore 
Oram  Mrs.  Ann  J.  groceiy,  36  s  Bond 
Oram  James  W.  police,  19  Warner 
Orchard  Catherine,  gaiter  fitter,  25  n  High 
Ordwein  Conrad  C.  145  Camden 
Ore  David,  mariner,  1.35  Welcome  al 
Ore  Patrick,  laborer,  Madison  lane 
Orem  &  Albaugh,  brushes,  278  w  Pratt 
Orem  Benjamm,  laborer,  4  Bennett,  Canton 
Orem  Edward,  shoemaker,  127  Hollins 
OREM,  HOPKINS  &  CO.  import,  of  cloths, 

cassimeres,  &c.,  238  w  Baltimore 
Orem  Hugh  S.  290  Light 
Orem  Capt.  J.  B.  40  Aisquith 
Orem  James,  police,  Warner,  near  Conway 
Orem  James  H.  cigar  maker,  128  Welcome  al 
Orem  James,  painter,  602  Penna.  av 
Orem  James  H.  clerk,  99  William 
Orem  John,  engineer,  144  e  Fayette 
Orem  John  M.  (O.,  Hopkins  &  Co. )  Hooks- 
town  road 
Orem  John  E.  police,  21  Williamson  al 
Orem  Joshua,  carter,  42  e  Eager 
Orem  Margaret  A.  602  Penna.  av 
Orem  Perry  C.  (0.  &  Albaugh,)  257  Light 
Orem  Wm.  driver,  74  Gough 
Orem  Wm.  Morris,  salesman,  64  e  Pratt 
Orem  Wm,  G.  stone  cutter,  128  Welcome  al 
Orenian  John,  laborer,  239  e  Lombard 
Orendorff  Anne,  confectionery,  21  Guilford  al 
Orendorff  &  Beam,  groceries,   wines  and  li- 
quors, s  e  cor  Howard  and  Baltimore 
Orendorff  John  T.  M.  clerk,  127  Park 
Orendorff  Lewis,  carter,  21  Guilford  al 
Orendorff  Samuel,  (0.  &  Beam)  127  Park 
Oreng  Frederick,  mariner,  262  s  Bethel 
Orff  Christopher,  cabinet  maker,  637  Light 
Ormann  John,  rigger,  239  e  Lombard 
Orme  Walter  A.  clerk  tobacco  warehouse  No. 

3,  dw  Eutaw  near  Lee 
Orndorff  Arietta,  135  n  Calvert 
Orndorff  Christian,  milkman,  308  Eastern  av 
Orndorff  Henry,  carpenter,  7  Grundy 
Orndorff  John  A.  clerk,  77  n  Liberty 
Orndorff  John  H.  135  n  Calvert 
ORNDORFF  WM.  W.  superintendent  Ca-' 

tonsville  Railway,  dw  679  Lexington 
Orndorff  Wilson,  engineer,  228  PrestonJ 
Orr  Charles,  stone  cutter,  115  Peirce 
Orr  Patrick,  coachsmith,  106  Harford  av 
Orr  Wm.  C.  bookkeeper,  78  s  Ann 
Orrell  Daniel,  deputy  fish  inspector,  54  Barre 
Orrens  James,  shoemaker,  17  Hillen 
Orrick  Wm.  K.  druggist,    n   e  cor  Park  find 

Fayette,  dw  30  w  Hoffman 
Orrick  Wm.  laborer,  176  Burgundy  al 
Orscutt  Richard,  mate,  66  Lancaster 


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Ortt  Adam,  fireman,  150  s  Durham 

Ortt  Mrs.  Mary,  154  s  Bond 

Ort  Peter,  cooper,  131  s  Caroline 

Orth  George  P.  paper  hanger,  231  e  Eager 

Ortis  ,   shoemaker,  e    e   cor  Bank  and 

Chester 
Ortman  Henry  E.  grocery,  29  East 
Ortmann  George,  laborer,  66  s  Paca 
OrtmannWm.  180  Eden 
OrstendorflfAlex.  S.  box  maker,  106   Sarah 

Ann 
Orstendorff  Mary,  grocery,  lOG  Sarah  Ann 
Ortseafer  Margaret,  353  Cathedral 
Ortwine  Wm.  carpenter,  Walsh  near  Town- 
send 
Ossa  Carl,  tailor,  294  w  Paca,  dw  26  Leaden- 
hall 
Osa  Conrad,  huckster,  13  s  Carey 
Osbeck  Anne,  94  n  Bond 
Osborn  E.  M.  photographist,  over  73  w  Balti- 
more 
Osborn  John,  soldier,  29  Chesapeake 
Osborn  Lizzie,  dressmaker,  48  Pearl 
Osborn  Susan,  80  Luzerne 
Osborn  Wm.  clerk,  12  Greenmount  av 
Osborn  Dr.  Wm.  H.  30  s  Greene 
Osborn  Wm.  H.  huckster,  55  L.  Hughes 
Osborne  Alphonso,  bricklayer,  103  L.  Greene 
Osborne  Henry  C.  actor,  158  Raborg 
Osborne  Capt.  John,  mariner,  296  s  Charles 
Osborne  John  G.  moulder,  158  Raborg 
Osborne  Wm.  M.  core  maker,  158  Raborg 
Osborne  Wm.  P.  soldier,  158  Raborg 
Osbourn  Mrs.  James,  109  n  Front 
Osbourn  John  F.  bookkeeper,  48  n  Republi- 
can 
Osceola  Hall,  ball  room,  29  n  Gay 
Oscha  Philip,  tailor,  25  Foster  al 
Oseng  George,  drayman,  93  Granby 
Osgody  George,  chair  painter,  Fayette  near 

Front 
Osick  Louis,  laborer,  14  e  Pratt 
Osing  Henry  H.  grocery,  54  Ross 
Osing  John  E.  D,  drayman,  66  Light 
Osse  Charles,  tailor,  294  w  Pratt,  dw  26  Lea- 

denhall 
Ossick  Louis,  baker,  120  Columbia 
Ossing  Bernard  D.  grocery,  79  Leadenhall 
Osier  Emanuel  P.  tinner  and  plumber,  6  s 

Paca,  dw  124  s  Eden 
Ost  Mary,  cake  stand,   P.  O.  building,   dw 

Second  near  Exchange 
Ostendarp  John,  iron  roller,  204  s  Wolfe 
Ostendorf  Anthony,  watchmaker,   120  Sara- 
toga 
Ostendorf  Alexander,  watchmaker,  121  Sara- 
toga 
Oswald  John  G.  grocery,  239  s  Paca 
Osteider  Mrs.  Barbara,  68  Central  av 
Ostendorf  Bennet,  7  Cannon 
Ostendorf  Clements,  (O.  &  Hamman,)  270  n 

Howard 
Ostendorf  Clement,  cigar  maker,  58  Portland 
Ostendorf  Elizabeth,  106  Welcome  al 
Ostendorf  Garrett,  laborer,  347  Canton  av 
Ostendorf  George,  shoemaker,  52  Portland 
Ostendorf  &  Hamman,  merchant  tailors,  60  n 

Howard 
Ostendorf  Harman,  shoemaker,  106  Welcome 

alley 
Ostendorf  Henry,  carpenter,  288  n  Eutaw 
Ostendorf  John  H.  watchmaker,  13  Penna.  av 
Ostendorf  John  H.  shoemaker,  154  York 


Ostendorf  Stephen  A.  box  maker,  106  Sarah 

Ann 
Ostendorf  Theodore,  270  n  Howard 
Ostenhus  Henry,  laborer,  411  Light 
OSTER    JACOB,  saddletree    manufacturer, 

]13  s  Caroline,  dw  101  s  Eden 
Oster  Henry,  puddler,  188  s  Central  av 
Osterhus  Edward,  saddler,  214  Lexington 
Osterhus  Mrs.  Dora,  (M.  Kessler  «fe  Co.)  214 

Lexington 
Osterlow  Henry,  shoemaker,  141  s  Sharp 
Osterman  August,  cabinet  maker,  47  Ross 
Osterman  John,  rag  dealer,  13  Biddle  al 
Ostermann  Michael,  laborer,  over  57  Thames 
Osterniann  Jno.  furniture  mover,  90  s  Regester 
Osterthug  Batus,  lager  beer,  165  Franklin 
Ostheim  David,  salesman,  151  Lexington 
Oswald  James,  hay  dealer,  170  Harford  av 
Oswinkle  Mrs.  Christina,  88  Albemarle 
Olt  Charles,  tailor,  42  Harrison 
Ott  Fritz,  piano  maker,  58  King 
Ott  George,  shoemaker,  188  s  Caroline 
Ott  Geoi^e,  tailor,  136  n  Eden 
Ott  Jacob,  huckster,  225  s  Bethel 
Ott  John,  vinegar,  44  Preston 
Ott  John,  laborer,  428  Canton  av 
Ott  John,  tailor,  199  s  Wolfe 
Ott  Ludwich,  lager  beer,   8   Centre   Market 

space 
Ott  Mary  B.  tailoress,  136  n  Eden 
Ott  Philip,  cooper,  187  L.  Hughes 
Ott  Seaman,  laborer,  182  Register 
Ottar  Anton,  laborer,  3  Cannon 
Otter  Henry,  porter,  35  Brown 
Otter  Philip,  wagoner,  119  Hamburg 
Otter  Wm.  plasterer,  31  n  Republican 
Otter  Joseph  E.  clerk,  31  n  Republican 
Otter  Mrs.  Catherine,  172  Canton  av 
Otter  Virginia,  teacher,  31  n  Republican 
Otterbein  Conrad,  white  washer,  49  James  la 
Otterbein  John,  shoemaker,  23  Ensor 
Otterbein   Church,   (United   Brethren,)    Con- 
way between  Hanover  and  Sharp 
Otterbein  Chapel,  (United  Brethern,)  n  e  cor 

Scott  and  St.  Peter 
Ottman  Henry,  laborer,  42  Douglass 
Ottenhamer  Lewis,  turner,  103  s  Exeter 
Otto  Adam,  grocer,  145  William 
Otto  Andrew,  varnisher,  142  e  Fayette 
Otto  August,  cigar  packer,  19  Barre 
Otto  August,  cigar  packer,  24  President 
Otto  August,  laborer,  48  Cross 
Otto  August,  carter,  274  s  Charles 
Otto  Charles  J.  machinist,  25  New  Church 
Otto  Ferdinand,  shoemaker,  419  w  Lombard 
Otto  Frederick,  tailor,  328  e  Lombard 
Otto  Frederick,  grocer,  90  s  High 
Otto  Frederick,  tailor,  328  e  Lombard 
Otto  Frederick,  cooper,  133  Orleans 
Otto  G.  T.  W.  cupper  and  leecher,  82  n  Eden 
Otto  Henry,  shoemaker,  448  Saratoga 
Otto  Jacob,  machinist,  25  New  Church 
Otto  John,  tailor,  16  Elizabeth  la 
Otto  John  H.  E.  barkeeper,  cor  Canton  av 

and  Bond 
Otto  Julia,  122  Orleans 
Otto  Peter,  laborer,  45  Bank 
Otto  Theodore,  lager  beer,  41  Harrison 
Oudcsluys  Charles  L.  iron  and  metal  mer- 
chant, Hamilton  Terrace,  223  Eutaw 
Ould  Dr.  E.  R.  236  w  Hoifman 
Ould  Marion  H.  confectioner,  19  n  High 
Ould  Mrs.  Paulina,  236  w  Hoffman 


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Ould  Dr.  Perry,  dentist,  19  n  High 
Ould  Wilson,  engineer,  314  Eastern  av 
Oullahan  John,  tailor,  1  Clay 
Oursler  Wm.  W.  carpenter,  91  s  Paca 
Ousterlein  Henry,  laborer,  168  Washington, 

F.  P. 
Ouswald  Joseph,  laborer,  19  Elizabeth  la 
Outen  John,  machinist,  251  Lee 
Over  Andrew,  fisherman,  23  Granby 
Overbeck  August,  shoemaker,  19  Watson 
Overlander  Fredk.  piano  maker,  261  s  Paca 
Overlander  Henry,  laborer,  322  Canton  av 
Overman  John,  ship  carpenter,  —  Hamburg 
Overman  Mary  A.  milliner,  59  Warren,  dw 

—  Hamburg 
Overrender  John,  drayman,  213  s  Bond 
Overton  James  B.  saddler,  178  Madison  av 
OWEN  &  CO.  coal,  s  e  cor  Pratt  and  Greene 
Owen  Emily  J.  322  Saratoga 
Owen  Rev.  Griffith,  Baltimore  co 
Owen  James,  Arch  row,  near  Falls  road 
Owen  John  T.  (0.  &  Co.)  Baltimore  co 
Owen  Robert  D.  lieut.  of  police,  245  Franklin 
Owen  Thomas  J.  millinery  goods,  47  n  How- 
ard, dw  322  Saratoga 
Owen  Wm.  H.  carpenter,  41  s  Oregon 
Owens  Alexander,  police,  348  n  Gay 
Owens  Ann  W.  seamstress,  63  Hill 
Owens  Basil,  660  Lexington 
Owens  Benjamin  B.  clerk,  87  s  Paca 
Owens  C.  H.  plumber,  120  Ostend 
Owens  Daniel,  waiter,  54  Tyson 
Owens  Edward   T.   cashier   Eutaw   Savings 

Bank,  dw  87  s  Paca 
Owens  Edward  R.  clerk,  87  s  Paca 
Owens  Eliza,  164  George 
Owens  Forrest  B.  mariner,  10  Hill 
Owens  Francis,  carter,  Donnelly's  ct 
Owens  Francis,  jeweler,  103  Harford  av 
Owens  Francis,  brass  founder,  161  Ensor 
Owens  George,  tavern,  16  w  Lombard 
Owens  Henry,  laborer,  260  Greenmount  av 
Owens  Isaac,  clerk,  35  Fawn 
Owens  James,  bookkeeper,  620  w  Lombard 
Owens  James,  grocery,  cor  Gay  and  Eager 
Owens  James,  grocery,  224  Ross 
Owens  James,  Central  av  near  Baltimore 
Owens  Dr.  James  S.  Calhoun  n  of  Lexington 
OWENS  J.  S.  &  CO.  commission  merchants, 

55  w  Pratt 
Owens  James  S.  (J.  S.  O.  &  Co.)  Calhoun  n 

of  Lexington 
Owens  John,  blacksmith,  154  Light-st  whf 
Owens  John  B.  tavern,  257  s  Broadway 
Owens  John,  laborer,  64  McKim 
Owens  Joseph,  clerk,  35  Fawn 
Owens  Joseph,  driver,  187  Preston 
Owens  Joshua  T.  blacksmith,  s  w  cor  Ridgely 

and  Stile,  dw  210  Conway 
Owens  Leah,  milliner,  112  Bank 
Owens  Michael,  laborer,  78  Union 
Owens  Peter  S,  45  w  Riddle 
Owens  Richard  H.  clerk,  35  Fawn 
Owens  Robert  D.  clerk,  Calhoun  near  Lex- 
ington 
Owens  Robert,  barkeeper,  257  s  Broadway 
Owens  Robert,  U.  S.  N.  272  e  Pratt 
Owens  Samuel,  fireman,  596  w  Lombard 
Owens  Thos.  M.  police,  Jefferson  near  Broad- 
way 
Owens  Dr.  Thomas,  174  s  Paca 
Owens  Thomas  D.  of  tobacco  warehouse  No. 
1,  9  s  Caroline 


Owens  Wm.  hostler,  35  Haw 

Owens  Wm.  H.  com.  merchant,  7  Wood,  dw 

Fremont  opposite  George 
Owens  Wm.  E.  72  Bolton 
Owens  Wm.  P.  cooper,  39  s  Ann 
Owens  Wm.  police,  348  n  Gay 
Owery  Frederick,  stocking  weaver,  Dover  w 

of  Fulton 
0 wings  Ann,  436  w  Lombard 
Owings  Charles  R.  bailiff  Superior  Court,  232 

w  Hoffman 
Owings  George  W.  blacksmith,  56  Boyd 
Owings  Israel  C.  engineer,  19  n  Fremont 
Owings  Dr.  Henry  W.  103  w  Fayette 
Owings  John  A.  granite  cutter,  165  Warner 
Owings  Kate  M.  tailoress,  19  n  Fremont 
Owings  Mary,  19  n  Fremont 
OWINGS    SAMUEL    B.    commission    mer- 
chant, 75  South,  dw  170  n  Calvert 
Owings  Mrs.  Sarah  Cath.  582  Lexington 
Owings  Sophia  N.  boarding,  48  Courtland 
Owings  Dr.  Thomas,  103  w  Fayette 
Owranna  John,  drayman,  213  s  Bond 
Ox  John,  pedler,  164  s  Bond 
Ox  Philip,  varnisher,  85  Grindall 
Oxa  Henry,  laborer,  1  Wyeth 
Oyler  Eveline,  seamstress,  3  Walsh 
Oystler  G.  carpet  weaver,  23  Albemarle 


PABST    ANDREW,  flour  merchant,  139  s 

Howard,  dw  128  Columbia 
PARST  GEORGE,  lager  beer  brewer,  n  w 

cor  Elliott  and  Clinton 
Paca  John  P.  secretary  Corn  Exchange,  166 

Preston 
Paca  Martha  Ann,  51  Harmony  la 

PACA  STEAM  MILLS  for  the  man- 
ufacture of  Mustard  and  Ground 
Spices.  Charles  Markell,  proprie- 
tor. Ofi&ce,  s.  e.  cor.  Calvert  and 
Lombard. 


Pacetti  Thomas  A.  clerk,  138  n  Howard 
Packett  Emily,  219  Washington,  F.  H. 
PACKIE  ALEXANDER,  stone  cutter,  s  e 
cor  Monument  and  Davis,  dw  228  w  Hoff- 
man 
Paddington  Mrs.  Isabella,  165  Saratoga 
Paddon  Mary  Eliza,  123  n  Exeter 
Padget,  Robert  J.  huckster,  242  n  Bond 
Padget  Wm.  H.  huckster,  8  s  Bond 
Padgett  Wm.  shoemaker,  10  Ryan 
Padgett  W.  A.  (W.  A.  &  W.  W.  P.,)  123 

McCulloh 
Padgett  W.  A.  &  W.  W.  grocers  and  com- 
mission merchants,  17  Commerce 
Padgett  W.  W.  (W.  A.  &  W.  W.  P.)  72 

Lexington 
Paestmer  Michael,  shoemaker,  25  New  Church 
Paff  Jacob,  laborer,  30  Liberty  al 
Paff  Jacob,  soldier,  271  s  Durham 
Paff  John,  barkeeper,  45  German 
Paff  Thomas,  paper  carrier,  41  s  Regester 
Pafferman  Michael,  laborer,  97  s  Chapel 
Page  Arthur,  stone  cutter,  47  e  Eager 
Page  Albert  C.  clerk,  25  Stiles 
Page  Charles  W.  168  Montgomery 

WM.  P.  AVEBB,  Marine,  FSre  and  Life  Insurance  Agent  and  Broker.    Agent  « Mutual 
Benefit  Idfe  Insurance  Co.,  Newark,  N.  J.,"  89  Second  Street. 


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PAGE  GEORGE  &  CO.  machinists  and  man- 
ufacturers of  patent  portable  saw  mills,  also 
Eortable  and  stationary  steam  engines,  5  n 
chroeder 
Page  G.  F.  (Geo.  P.  &  Co.)  11  Carey 
PAGE  GEORGE  S.  &  BRO.  roofing  materi- 
als and  naval  stores.  111  Smith's  whf. — [See 
Front  cover  and  lines  at  bottom  of  pages.] 
Page  Geo.  S.  (G.  S.  P.  &  Bro.,)  30  s  Sharp 
Page  Tjewis  A.  clerk,  25  Stiles 
Page  Richard  V.  clerk,  507  w  Fayette 
Page  Thomas  H-  clerk,  25  Stiles 
Page  Washington  A.  lumber,  &c.,  182  Light 

St.  whf.,  dw  25  Stiles 
Page  Wm.  J.  carver,  168  Montgomery 
Pagel  Wm.  shoemaker,  2  Cuba 
Pagels  Edward, clerk  B.  &  0.  R.  R.  161  Sara- 
toga 
PAGELS  GEORGE  H.  iron  railing  manufac- 
turer, n  e  cor  Saratoga  and  Jasper,  dw  159 
Saratoga 
Pagon  Wm.  H.  clerk,  175  St.  Paul 
Paine  Allen,  saddlery  hardware  store,  2s  Lib- 
erty, dw  334  Lexington 
Paine  Charles  T.  (Cugle,  Sickel  &  Co.,)  184 

Saratoga 
Paine  John  A.  carpenter  and  builder,  over  7  n 

Sharp,  dw  230  German 
Paini  Frances,  ladies' hair  dresser,91  n  Charles 
Painter  Mrs.  Mary,  256  e  Pratt 
Fainter  Dr.  Nathan,  chiropodist,  20  e  Balti- 
more 
Painter  Mrs.  Susan,  Carey  near  Saratoga 
Pairo  Charles  W.  banker,  173  Garden 
Pairo  Samuel  H.  clerk,  173  Garden 
Paisley  Donald,  clerk,  426  w  Baltimore 
PALAGANO  D.,  (successor  to  M.  Tracy  & 
Sons,)  merchant  tailor,  166  w  Baltimore,  up 
stairs,  dw  248  n  Howard 
Palm  Frederick,  laborer,  235  L.  Hughes 
Palmatory  JohnT.  provisions,  s  w  cor  Orleans 

and  Bond 
Palmer  Mrs.  Ann,  7  Little  al 
Palmer  Charles, 'mariner,  122  s  Caroline 
Palmer  Charles,  tailor,  29  w  Baltimore 
Palmer  Charles  H.  pattern  maker,  410  n  Gay 
Palmer  Edward,  sr.  commissioner  of  insolvent 

debtors.  Record  office,  dw  67  McCulloh 
Palmer  Edward  jr.,  clerk  at  Post  office,  dw  67 

McCulloh 
Palmer  Edward  L.  &  Co.  wholesale  dealer  in 

foreign  fruits,  15  Bowly's  wharf 
Palmer  Edward  L.  (E.  L.  P.  &  Co.,)  371  w 

Lombard 
Palmer  Mrs.  Harriet,  1  n  High 
Palmer  Capt.  John,  mariner,  90  s  Bond 
Palmer  John  W.  editor,  cor  Lexington  and 

Mount 
Palmer  Joseph,  clerk,  7  Littel  al 
Palmer  Samuel,  car  driver,  10  s  Republican 
Palmer  Thomas  J.  clerk,  1  n  High 
Palmer  Wm.  227  Franklin 
Palmer  Wm.  C.  1  n  High 
Palmer  Wm.  C.  agent  Children's  Aid  Society, 

166  w  Lombard 
Pals  Simon,  confectionery,  109  n  Howard 
Pamphilion  James  S.  machinist,  14  Fort  av 
Pamphilion    Nicholas,    sergt.   police,   113    8 

Greene 
Pancoast  John,  lieut.  police,  277  s  Charles 
PANCOAST  JOSEPH  T.  of  U.  S.  Sanitary 
Commission,  46  s  Sharp,  dw  227  n  Eutaw 
Pancoast  Mary  A.  227  n  Eutaw 


Pancoast  Wm.  T.  grocer,  n  w  cor  Saratoga 

and  Strieker 
Panetti  Dr.  Jacob,  242  s  Bond 
Panetti  Dr.  John  Philip,  88  e  Lombard 
Pape  Dr.  E.  5  n  Eutaw 
Pape  James,  laborer,  58  Central  av 
Pape  Nicholas,  laborer,  109  8  Ann 
Papier  Wm.  ornamental  painter,  178  Green-, 

mount  av 
Pappestellier  George,  shoemakr.  114  s  Durham 
Pappler  Charles,  machinist,  18  Chatsworth 
Pappler  George  W.  butcher,  16  and  18  Fell's 
Point  market,   and   wholesale   provisions, 
Choptank  near  Baltimore 
Pappler  Jacob,   butcher,  38  Centre   and   54 

Fell's  Point  markets,  dw  466  e  Baltimore 
Pappler  Peter,  carver,  18  Chatsworth 
Papp  John,  tavern,  63  Lancaster 
Pardoe  Robert  A.  (P.  &  White,)  82  Hanover 
PARDOE  &  WHITE,  groceries  and  liquors, 

105  South 
Parish  Elizabeth,  tailoress,  8  Brune 
Park  Benj.  brickmaker,  294  s  Paca 
Park  Mrs.  Catherine,  294  s  Paca 
Park  Richard,  mariner,  169  e  Lombard 
Park  Samuel  W.  caulker,  19  Walker 
Parker  Alfred,  tinner,  227  Aliceanna 
Parker  Andrew,  fireman,  84  Mount 
Parker  Benjamin  F.  jeweler,  134  n  Eden 
Parker  Charles  D.  clerk,  255  n  Eutaw 
Parker  Charles,  5  Bolton 
Parker  Campbell,  drayman,  460  Saratoga 
PARKER  E.  L.  &  CO.  importers  and  deal- 
ers in  tin  plate  and  sheet  iron,  &c.  83  s 
Charles,  dw  E.  L.  P.  Baltimore  co.— [See 
p.  55  Mvertisements] 
Parker   E.    L.  jr.    deputy   surveyor  custom 

house,  dw  624  w  Fayette 
Parker  Mrs.  Ellen  E.  124  Barre 
Parker  Elias,  drover,  561  w  Lombard 
Parker  Mrs.  Elizabeth,  97  Pearl 
Parker  Mrs.  Eva,  96  n  Eutaw 
Parker  Jacob,  fireman,  235  Hollins 
Parker  James,  drayman,  117  n  Central  av 
Parker  James,  drayman,  464  Saratoga 
Parker  Capt.  John  W.  96  n  Bond 
Parker  John,  weaver,  123  Peirce 
PARKER  J.  tavern,  4  n  Liberty,  dw  Balti- 
more CO 
Parker  Joseph,  artist,  97  e  Payette 
Parker  Margaret,  grocery,  32  William 
Parker  Maria,  11  Thompson 
Parker  Mary  J.  grocer,  cor  Eden  and  Fayette 
Parker  Oliver  A.  (E.  L.  P.  &  Co.)  316  Lex- 
ington 
Parker  Mrs.  Rebecca  S.  284  Hollins 
Parker  Wm.  H.  mariner,  114  Mullikin 
Parker  Wm.  B.  shoemaker,  41  n  Fremont 
Parkhill  John  H.  attorney,  45  St.  Paul 
Parkhill  Robert  A.  tavern,  64  n  Central  av 
Parkhill  Wm.  clerk  P.  0.  206  n  Cezitral  av 
Parkhurst  Andrew  R.  clerk  B.  &  O.  R.  R.  73 

St.  Paul 
Parkhurst  Daniel,  14  b  Greene 
Parkhurst  George  T.  (Jared  P.  jr.   &   Co.) 

218  w  Fayette 
Parkhurst  Jared,  jr.,  (J.  P.  jr.  &  Co.)  73  St. 

Paul 
PARKHURST  JARED,  Jr.  &  CO.  general 
commission  merchants  ftnd  dealers   m  oils 
and  candles,  78  South 
PARKHURST  SIMON,    wine    and    liqtmr 
commis.  mercht.  76  South,  dw  14  s  Greene 


MVTOU  P.  MVEVn,  Marine.  Fin  nnd  Llfte  Inannmce  Agent  nnd  Uroker.    Agent  oSIutnal 
Benefit  JAtb  Insnranoe  Co.,  Newark,  W.  J.,"  89  Second  Street. 


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Parkinson  &  Brown,  tin  plate  and  sheet  iron 

workers,  58  North 
Parkinson  James,  tailor,  49  n  Greene 
Parkinson  James  R,  (P.  &  Brown,)  25  Green- 
mount  av 
Parkinson  Joel  B.  machinist,  49  n  Greene 
Parkman  Rev.  C.  M.  83  e  Baltimore 
Parks  Arch,  ship  joiner,  160  s  Ann 
Parks  Boyer,  carpenter,  195  Bank 
Parks  Caleb,  carpenter,  160  s  Ann 
Parks  Curtis,  tavern,  14  Cross 
Parks  Elizabeth,  tailoress,  142  Hamburg 
Parks  Jameb  H.  clerk,  307  Mulberry- 
Parks  John  A.  brickmaker,  35  Gittings 
PARKS  JOHN  W.  huckster  and  junk  dealer, 

442  Light 
Parks  Joseph,  carpenter,  363  Cathedral 
Parks  Joseph  B.  harness  maker,  7  McHenry 
Parks,  Lilly,  grocer,  425  Light 
Parks  Lloyd   B.   transportation   agent    Balti- 
more Steam  Packet  Co.  144  St.  Paul 
Parks  Laura  W.  matron  children's  aid  society, 

166  w  Lombard 
Parks  Mrs.  Margaret,  195  Bank 
Parks  Susan,  219  s  Wolfe 
Parks  Wm.  B.  merchant,  157  Conway 
Parks  Wm.  F.   machinist,   Lexington  w  of 

Fayette 
Parks  Wm.  H.  block  and  pump  maker,  160  s 

Ann 
Parlett  Benj.  J.  blacksmith,  480  w  Lombard 

PARLETT  B.  F.  wholesale  dealer 
in  Manufactured  and  Leaf  Tobac- 
co, Nos.  92  Lombard  Street  and  5 
Water  Street,  near  South.  Dw. 
604  w  Payette. 


Parlett  Edward,  216  s  Charles 

Parlett  Noah  Edwin,  tobacconist,  BS)^  Light 

St.  whf.  dw  Charles  near  Hill 
Parlett  Elizabeth,  95  Preston 
Parlette  Thomas,  police,  12  Bolton 
Parmenter  Irving,  clerk,  105  w  Fayette 
P&rochial  School  of  Immaculate  Conception, 

cor  Ross  and  Mosher 
Parr  Barney,  hackman,  47  n  Calvert 
Parr   David  Preston,  china,  glass,  &c.  210  w 

Baltimore,  dw  101  Cathedral 
Parr  Henry,  second-hand  store,  293  n  Gay 
Parr  Henry,  china  store,  243  n  Gay 
Parr  Israel  M.  (McConky  &  P.)  290  Madison 

av 
Parr  James  L.  deputy  clerk  Superior  Court, 

65  e  Lombard 
Parr  John  G.  boot  and   shoemaker,  s  e  cor 

Caroline  and  Fayette 
Parr  John  H.  clocks,  234  w  Baltimore,  dw  24 

n  Schroeder 
Parr  John,  hackman,  47  n  Calvert 
Parr  John,  shoemaker,  204  e  Pratt 
Parr  Joseph,  clerk,  101  Cathedral 
Parr  Michael,  paver,  369  e  Eager 
Parr  Rebecca  W.  dress   maker,  151  e   Balti- 
more 
Parr  Wm.  shoemaker,  471  n  Gay 
Parran  James  R.  clerk,  328  w  Fayette 
Parrish  Edward  S.  grocery,  1  Columbia,  dw 

Three  Tuns  hotel 
Parrish  Gideon,  blacksmith,  362  n  Howard 
Parrish  James  H.  clerk,  85  Columbia 


Parrish  Jas.  J.  clothes  cutter,  200  w  Madison 
Parrish  John,  butcher,  44  Valley 
Parrish  Wm.  butcher,  103  Greenmount  av 
Parrish  Wm.  T.  bookkeeper,  2  Portland 
Parrish  James  H.  clerk,  2  Portland 
Parrish  Wm.  B.  collector,  2  Portland 
Parrott  Ann,  165  n  Paca 
Parrott  Mrs.  Eliza,  315  e  Pratt 
Parrott  John  D.  clerk,  10  Lloyd 
Parrott  J.  Frank,  clerk  P.  0.  10  Lloyd 
Parrott  Joseph  J.  sailmaker,  315  e  Pratt 
Parrott  Julia  Ann,  165  n  Paca 
Parrott  Mrs.  Rebecca  Jane,  10  Lloyd 
Parry  Amelia,  7  Jackson 
Parry  Cyrus  B.  finisher,  54  Granby 
Parry  James,  tinner,  7  Jackson 
Parry  James,  tailor,  92  n  Central  av 
Parsons  Eliphalet,  teacher,  Baltimore  Co. 
Parsons  Mrs.  Elizabeth,  134  s  Paca 
Parsons  Francis  A.  tailor,  Biddle  near  Eden 
Parsons  George  F.  collar  maker,  379  w  Lom- 
bard 
Parsons  James,  laborer,  43  Burke 
Parsons  John  H.  caulker,  6  Hamburg 
Parsons  Joseph,  boat  builder,  York  near  Light, 

dw  66  York 
Parsons  Leander,  shoemaker,  189  n  Central  av 
Parsons  Lorenzo,  bookkeeper,  142  w  Lom- 
bard 
Parsons  Magdalen,  tailoress,  369  Franklin 
Parsons  Mrs.  Rosanna,  milliner,  149  w  Mad- 
ison 
Parsons  Sarah,  129  HoUins 
Parsons  Silas  E.  ship  carpenter,  321  e  Balti- 
more 
Parsons  Theodore,  ambrotypist,  149  w  Mad- 
ison 
Parsons  William,  carpenter,  28  Boyd,  dw  7 

Hollins 
Partin  Hannah,  dressmaker,  814  w  Baltimore 
Partleson  Mrs.  Mary  Ann,  81  n  Greene 
Partridge  Wm.  251  Canton  av 
Pascal  Capt.  James  I.  P.  40  s  Ann 
Paskin  Frances,  grocery,  29  Fountain 
Passano  Joseph,  jr.,  broker,  22  s  High 
Passano  Joseph,  244  w  Lombard 
Passano  Joshua,  25  s  High 
PASSANO  LEONARD,  importer  and  jobber 
of  fancy  goods  and  notions,  52  Centre  Mar- 
ket space,  and  268  w  Baltimore,  dw  25  8 
High. — [See  Mvertisement.] 
Passano  Leonard,  jr.,  clerk,  25  s  High 
Passano  Louis,  181  n  Calvert 
Passapae  Capt.  James,  jr.,  109  s  Castle  al 
Passeay  James  A.  deputy  warden  of  Jail,  87 

Penna.  av 
Pasquay  &  Gemundt,  tanners,  5  Harrison 
Pasquay  Henry,  currier,  90  n  Ann 
Pasquay  Christian,  Fayette  w  of  Chester 
Paste  Mayland,  collector,  334  w  Lombard 
Paste  Wm.  H.  176  n  Exeter 
Pasterfield  Wm.  H.  tinner,  357  e  Fayette 
Pasters  Chas.  F.  101  n  Eden 
Pasters  Francis,  101  n  Eden 
Pasters  Jas.  T.  soldier,  101  n  Eden 
Pastorius  Samuel,  collector,  252  Mulberry 
PATAPSCO  COMPANY,  48  Lexington 
Pate  Joseph,  pilot,  86  s  Washington,  F.  P. 
Pate  Wm.  pilot,  131  s  Ann 
Pater  John,  laborer,  15  Abbot 
Patkzsche  Frederick,  tailor,  13  Central  av 
Patrea  Jacob,  laborer,  118  Low 
Patrick  Mrs.  Charity,  212  e  Prafi; 


J.  KKJVKir  GIBSE,  ConuiUBSlon  Merchant,  for  the  sale  of  Flonr,  6rniii,  Seeds,  dec. 
Roseudale  Cement  and  Calcined  Placter  constantly  on  hand,  HI  Spear'a  Wharf, 

20 


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Patrick  Mrs.  Charity,  millinery,  271  e  Balti- 
more 
Patrick  Mrs.  Elizabeth,  dressmaker,  109  Pearl 
Patrick  Capt.  John,  1  s  Exeter 
Patrick  Samuel  H.  clerk,  88  Mulberry 
Patrick  Dr.  Thomas  L.  137  s  Bond 
Patrick  Wm.  tailor,  109  Pearl 
Patten  Edward,  printer,  314  w  Lombard 
Patten  George,  basket  maker,  17  Union 
Patten  Mrs.  George,  35  s  High 
Patten  Sarah,  80  Greenmount  av 
Patterson  Abraham  B.  stock  ana  bill  broker, 
n  e  cor  South  and   Lombard,  dw  357  w 
Fayette 
Patterson  Ann,  86  Lee 
Patterson  Capt.  C.  mariner,  34  s  Bond 
Patterson  Edward,  Barnum's  hotel 
Patterson  Edward,  361  Eutaw  place 
Patterson  Edward,  (J.  W,  &.  E.  P.)  162  Eu- 
taw place 
Patterson  Capt.  Edward,  mariner,  7  s  Broad- 
way 
Patterson  Eli  S.  farmer,  265  West 
Patterson  Mrs.  Elizabeth,  156  n  Fremont 
Patterson  Enoch  T.  painter,  458  Saratoga 
Patterson  George,  soldier,  86  Lee 
Patterson  George,  cigar  maker,  262  FrankUn 
Patterson  George  R.  ship  carpenter,  18  Hen- 

riettta 
Patterson  George,  carver,  216  Mulberry 
Pattei-son  George  W.  painter,  103  Ensor 
Patterson  Henry,  farmer,  1  Hammond  al 
Patterson  Hannah,  62  s  Eden 
Patterson  Jacob,  bricklayer,  146  n  Eutaw 
Patterson  Jas.  shoemaker,  360  e  Monument 
Patterson  James,  salesman,  32  s  Carey 
Pattrison  James,  clerk,  54  s  Sharp 
Patterson  James,  jr.,  shoemaker,  360  e  Monu- 
ment 
Patterson  John,  grocer  125  McElderry's  whf. 

dw  16  Watson 
Patterson  J.  W.  (J.  W.  &  E.  P.)  122  Park 
Patterson  John,  paper  hanger,  64  Holiday 
Patterson  John  T.  upholsterer,  138  Pine 
Patterson  John,  (Henry  C.  Brown  &  Co.)  16 

Watson 
Patterson  John,  laborer,  142  Holiday 
Patterson  John  T.  plasterer,  n  w  cor  Mott  and 

Stirling 
Patterson  Dr.  John  H.  58  St.  Paul 
Patterson  John,  bookkeeper,  31  n  Gilmor 
PATTERSON  J.  W.  &  E.  iron  manufactu- 
rers, over  24  South 
Patterson  Joseph,  122  Park 
Patterson  Lloyd,  shoemaker,  180  n  Broadway 
Patterson  Mary,  402  w  Fayette 
Patterson  Mary  A.  288  n  Howard 
Patterson  Maria,  huckstress,  77  Booth 
Patterson  Mrs.  Mary,  578  Penna.  av 
Patterson  Mrs.  Margaret,  558  Lexington 
Patterson  M.  M.  blacking  manuf.  40  Orleans 
Patterson  Oliver  C.  588  Lexington 
Patterson  Park,  e  Lombard  extended 
Patterson  Richard,  clerk,  129  Aisquith 
Patterson  Richard  E.  printer,  129  Aisquith 
Patterson  Robert,  wood  turner,  133  Columbia 
Patterson  Robert,  blacksmith,  28  Gough 
Pattcrsun  Robert,  tinner,  296  Mulberry 
Patterson  Samuel  W.  soldier,  229  Pierce 
Patteison  Samuel  J.  ship  carpenter,  43  n  Cen- 
tral av 
Pattcisnn  Sarah,  171  Hollins 
Patterson  Susan  J.  seamstress,  402  w  Fayette 


Patterson  Susan  E.  80  St.  Paul 
Patterson  Mrs.  Robert,  296  Mulberry 
Patterson  Thos.  N.  tobacconist,  74  n  Paca 
Patterson  Thos.  S.  oyster  packer,  144  n  Cal- 
vert 
Patterson  Wm.  57  n  Paca 
Patterson  Wm.  shoemaker,  17  8  Frederick 
Patterson  Wm.  G.  26  n  Ann 
Patterson  Wm.  G.   &    Fields,  merchant  tai- 
lors, 83  Thames,  dw  Wm.  G.  P.  83  Thames 
Patterson  Wm.  G.  588  \v  Lexington 
Patterson  Wm.  R.  clerk,  Ross  extended 
Pattison  Richard,  clerk  Harnden  Express,  129 

Aisquith 
Pattison  Thos.   P,    (P.  &   Woolford,)    18   n 

Strieker 
PATTISON  &  WOOLFORD,   grocers  and 
commission  merchants,    102  Dugan's  whf. 
Patton  David,  miller,  3  Elliott 
Patton  John  F.  clerk,  42  n  Calvert 
Patton  Mrs.  George,  35  s  High 
Patton  Margaret,  61  Gough 
Patton  Wm.  of  Union  Relief  Association,  314 

w  Lombard 
Patzold  Charles,  laborer,  242  s  Paca 
Paul  Andrew,  baker,  Wolfe  near  Pratt 
Paul  Anthony  G.  carpenter,  49  s  Oregon 
PAUL  CONRAD  L.  lager  beer  saloon,  124  s 

Howard 
Paul  Casper,  soldier,  108  s  Eutaw 
Paul  Camon,  boatman,  290  s  Dallas 
Paul  Capt.  C.  J.  mariner,  174  n  Exeter 
Paul  Frederick,  tailor,  466  Canton  av 
Paul  Henry,  blacksmith,  187  Raborg 
Paul  Jabez  S.   druggist,  Fremont  intersection 

Penna.  av 
Paul  James,  book  agent,  82  w  HoflFman 
Paul  John  F.    bar  keeper   Washington  Gar- 
dens, cor  Penna.  av  and  Greenwillow 
Paul  Wm.  agent  Spanish  and  seed  leaf  tobacco , 

451  w  Baltimore 
Paul  Wm.  (W.  P.  &  Co.)  175  n  Eutaw 
Paul  Wm.  &  Co.  book  binders,  and  station- 
ers, 22  Water 
Pauley  John  P.  cabinet  maker,  12  Etna  la 
PauUin  Stephen  F.  contractor,  49  Lexington 
Pausch  George,  tobacconist,  118  e  Madison 
Pauthous  John,  tailor,  293  n  Central  av 
Pawley  Finlev,  china  and  glass,  18  s  Calvert, 

dw  13  Holland 
Pawley  James,  jr.  210  e  Baltimore 
Pawley  John  A.  watchmaker,  266  Hollins 
Pawley  Mrs.  Rutii,  145  Mulberry 
Pawson  &  Bowdoin,  commission  merchants, 

95  Smith's  wharf 
Pawson  Wm.  S.   (P.  &  Bowdoin,)   181   w 

Madison 
Payne  John  J.  carpenter,  414  w  Fayette 
Payne   Wm.  S.  commission  merchant,  63  w 

Pratt,  dw  13  Strieker 
Paynter,  Davis  &  Co.,  office  1  St.  Paul 
Paynter  Nathaniel  W.  (P.,  Davis  &  Co.)  371 

Eutaw  pi 
Pea  Philip,  butcher,  327  s  Bond 
PEABODY  HOUSE,  Edward  Lloyd,  proprie- 
tor, n  e  cor  St.  Paul,  and  Centre 
Peabody  Institute,  s  e  cor  Mount  Vernon  and 

Washington  places 
Peach  Gotleib,  grocer,  177  Aisquith 
Peach  John  R.  machinist,  Francis,  near  Madi- 

eon  av 
Peacher,  Samuel  T.  engineer,  8  n  Republican 
Peachey  Thomas  G.  saddler,  74  n  High 


GEO.  S.  PAGE  &  BRO..  Manufncturers    of  Roofs   and   Roofing   SInterials,  111   SmltL's 
Wfiorf.    C.  HART  S30TH,  Agent. 


PEA 


307 


PEN 


PEABODY     FIRE    INSURANCE 
COMPANY     OP    BALTIMORE, 

Second  st.,  adjoining  Post  Office, 
Insures  all  Descriptions  of  Build- 
ings, Furniture,  and  Merchandise, 
in  the  City  and  Country,  Annually 
or  for  Short  Terms.— Geo.  Carey, 
President. 


Peacock  Eliza,  cook,  216  s  Caroline 
Peacock  Geo.  W.  customhouse,  201  Lee 
Peacock  Geo.  ship  carpenter,  136  Lancaster 
Peacock  Ingram  E.  furniture,  275  w  Pratt 
Peacock  James,  ship  carpenter,  56  s  Reges- 

ter 
Peacock  John  M.  (Rothrock  &  P.)  42  s  Pop- 

pleton 
Peacock  John,  shoemaker,  148  Vine 
Peacock  John  D.  machinist,  276  Franklin 
Peacock  Mary  A.  tailoress,  9  Walker 
Peacock  Mary  J.  554  Penna  av 
Peacock  Mrs.  Sarah  A.  12  Somerset 
Peacock  Samuel,  watchman,  4  Hull  la 
Peacock  Thomas,  clerk,  276  Franklin 
Peacock  Thomas,  ice,  216  s  Caroline 
Peacock    Thomas,  block  and  pump  maker, 

142  Lancaster 
Peacock  Wm.  huckster,  205  Forrest 
Peacock  Wm.  shoemaker,  37  n  Schroeder 
Peade  Robert, liuckster,  158  n  Eden 
Peale  John  W.  deputy  clerk  Superior  Court, 

dw  Baltimore  co 
Pealer  Joseph,  straw  cutter,  Gorsuch  av  near 

Polk  Homestead 
Pearce  Abaline,  seamstress,  38  Valley 
Pearce  Emeline,  tailoress,  15  Hill 
PEARCE  &  GRAY,  commission  merchants, 

66  Buchanan's  wharf 
Pearce  John  A.  W.  clerk,  16  St.  Mary 
Pearce  Lydia,  418  Harford  av 
Pearce  Mrs.  Mary  A.  489  w  Pratt 
•Pearce  Mrs.  Ruth  A.  16  St.  Mary 
Pearl  Samuel  T.  engineer,  429  w  Lombard 
Pearl  Wm.  L.  conductor,  429  w  Lombard 
Pearson  Mrs.  Catherine,  8  L.  Broadway 
PEARSON  &  COLEMAN,  produce  commis- 
sion merchants,  106  w  Lombard 
Pearson  Francis  W.   (P.  &   Coleman,)  49  s 

Carey 
Pearson  George,  coffee  roaster,  confectioner 
and  wholesale  dealer  in  tea,  coffee  and  spices, 
5  n  Liberty,  dw  4 
Pearson  Henry,  clerk,  117  n  Front 
Pearson  James  W.  moulder,  68  Hamburg 
•  Pearson  Joseph,  grocer  and  commission  mer- 
chant,  over   102  Light-st.   wharf,  dw  103 
Hanover 
Pearson  Levi,  boiler  maker,  68  Hamburg 
Pearson  Levi,  jr.  machinist,  68  Hamburg 
Pearson  Mary  A.  60  s  Caroline 
Pearson  Mrs.  Mary,  53  n  Carey 
Pearson   Capt.    Solomon,  mariner,  56  Ham- 
burg 
Pearson  Thomas   R.   (Brannan  &  P.)  283  w 

Fayette 
Pearson  Thos.  J.  engineer,  221  Montgomery 
Pearson  Wm.  T.  clerk,  84  Hanover 
Pease  Alexander,  caulker,  44  n  Poppleton 
Pease  Christopher,  cooper,  35  Chatsworth 
Pease  Francis,  cooper,  32  Marion 


Pease  Wm.  H.  cooper,  18  Carlton 
Peastor  Wm.  J.  machinist,  486  Franklin 
Peat  Wm.  stone  cutter,  13  Cambridge 
Pecht  John  H.  rigger,  n  w  cor  Thames  and 

Ann 
Peck  David  A.  J.  conductor  City  Pass.  R.  R. 

8  s  Oregon 
Peck  Franklin,  salesman,  159  w  Pratt 
Peck  Fredk.  canos  and  umbrellas,  121  w  Bal- 
timore, dw  7  St.  Paul 
Peck  Henry,  boot  and  shoes,  159  w  Pratt 
Peck  John  D.  messenger  Adams'  Express,  74 

Hanover 
Peck  Stephen,  clerk  B.  &  0.  R.  R.,  9  s  Ore- 
gon 
Peckel  Erasmus,  cabinet  maker,  79  Johnson 
Peckocheck  Ann,  dress  maker,  252  n  How- 
ard 
Pecor  Alfred  C.  trader,  112  Greenmount  av 
Peddicord  Geo.  H.  blacksmith,  102  n  Schroe- 
der 
Pedrick    Abigail,  laundress,  12   Armistead  la 
Pedrick  Geo.  E.  carpenter,  25  Booth,  dw  73  n 

Poppleton 
Pedrick  John,  carpenter,  73  n  Poppleton 
Pedro  James,  ship  carpenter,  52  Philpot 
Peduzzi  Francis,  coach  smith,  51  North,  dw 

14  Jefferson 
Peduzzi  Wm.  P.  engineer,  82  s  Broadway 
Peed  John  W.  &  Co.  merchants  and  seamen's 
shipping  office,  cor  Pratt  and   Smith's  whf 
Peed  John  W.  (P.  &.  Co.)  93  s  Bond 
Peeling  George  W.  basket  maker,  8  Somerset 
Peerce'Robt.  C.  clerk,. 30  e  Lombard 
Peet  Lucien  R.  professor  of  languages,  36  s 

Schroeder 
Peifer  John,  laborer,  rear  of  109  Lancaster 
Peirce  Geo.  W.  produce,  45  Chew 
PEIRCE  THOMAS,  commission  merchant, 

20  Bowly's  whf,  dw  573  w  Fayette 
Pen-ce  Wm.  H.  porter,  85  Chesnut 
Peirce  Wm.  H.  commis.  merchant,  9  German, 

dw  38  n  Calvert 
Peircy  John,  coach  trimmer,  378  n  Gay 
Peirson    Henry,  bookkeeper,  550  Lexington 
Peirson  Jos.  T.  restaurant,  cor    Holiday  and 

Fayette,  dw  195  c  Fayette 
Peirson  &  Randall,  dry  goods  commis.    mer- 
chants, over  10  s  Charles 
Peirson  Thomas,  gardener,  231  w  Biddle 
Peirson  Thomas,  378  w  Lombard 
Peirson  Wm.    (P.  &  Randall,)  378  w  Lom- 
bard 
Peithman   Clamor  D.  watchman,  30  w  Pratt 
Peitz  Harman,  tailor,  294  s  Ann 
Pelz  Rudolph,  bar  tender,  267  w  Pratt 
Pendergast  Charles  &   Son,  forwarding  and 

shipping  merchants,  77  Smith's  whf 
Pendergast  Charles,  (C.  P.  &  Son,)  27  n  Cal- 
vert 
Pei'dergast  Jerome  A.    (Chas.  P.  &  Son,)  42 

s  Sharp 
Pendergast  John, tavern,  54  York 
Pendergast  John,  grocer,  29  Booth 
Pendergast  Thomas,  laborer,  5  Reservoir  av 
Pendergast  Wm.  14  French 
PENDEXTER,  ALDEN  &   CO.  boot  and 

shoe  commis.  merchants,  19  s  Charles 
Pendexter    Henry,  (P.,  Alden  &  Co.)  225  n 

Charles 
Pendexter  Henry,  jr.  clerk,  225  n  Charles 
Pendexter  Wm.  clerk,  225  n  Charles 
Pendleton  Elizabeth,  175  n  Howard 


WM.  P.  "WEBB,  Marine,  Fire  and  lilfe  Insurance  Agent  and  Broker.    Agent  "Mutual 
Benefit  tiife  Insurance  Co.,  IVewark,  IV.  J.,"  89  Second  Street. 


PEN 


308 


PER 


PENDLETON   PHILIP  P.   flour  and  com. 

merchant,  171  and  173  n  Howard,  dw  99 

Park 
Pendleton  Mrs.  Robert  W.  68  Cathedral 
Pendleton  Wm.  A.  attorney,  122  Cathedral 
PENINGTON   AUG.    H.   conveyancer,  65 

Hanover,  dw  54  Lee 
Penington    Edward   H.    clerk  Ericsson  line 

steamers, 4U  McElderry 
Peninffton  Hyland  B.  attorney,  51  w  Fayette, 

dw  Lexington  near  Charles 
Penn  Alexander,  (P.  &  Dyer,)  85  n  Charles 
Penn  &  Dyer,   commis.  merchants.  Grocers' 

Exchange,  up  stairs,  se  cor   Exchange  pi 

and  Commerce 
Penn  Geo.  W.  pilot,  101  Hamburg 
Penn  Geo.  W.  brick  maker,  412  Light 
Penn  Isabella,  laundress,  60  Vine 
Penn  Jacob  P.  car  maker,  71  McHenry 
Penn  Jacob,  brick  maker,  412  Light 


PENN  MUTUAL  LIFE  INSU- 
RANCE CO.  OF  PHILA.,  Chas. 
N.  Trump,  General  Agent,  59 
Second. 


Penn  Mrs.  Sarah,  256  w  Fayette 

Penn  Mrs.  Sophia,  grocery,  s  e  cor  Ann  and 
Lombard 

Penn  Thos.  P.  police,  163  Conway 

Penig  Casper,  shoemaker,  61  Bank 

Penniman  Augustus,  bookkeeper  Gas  Co.,  68 
Courtland 

Penniman  &  Bro.  hardware  merchants,  10  n 
Howard 

Penniman  Geo.  C.  president  Amer.  Telegraph 
Co.,  21  South,  dw  73  Cathedral 

Penniman  Henrietta,  77  Franklin 

Penniman  Nicholas  G.  (P.  &  Bro.)  117  w 
Monument 

Pfcuniman  Mrs.  Sarah  J.  243  Mulberry 

Penniman  William  R.  (P.  &  Bro.)  263  Madi- 
son av 

Penning  John,  broom  maker,  111  McElderry 

Penning  Sylvester  E.  coach  maker,  56  Ger- 
man, dw293  w  Pratt 

Penning  Thos.  T.  clerk,  218  w  Pratt 

Pennington  Arnold  N.  clerk,  207  Conway 

Pennington  Catharine  E.  shop,  291  Columbia 

Pennington  Edward,  clerk,  40  McElderry 

Pennington  James,  9  n  Regester 

Pennington  James,  chair  maker,  40  Milliman 

Pennington  John  F.  chair  painter,  40  Milli- 
man 

Pennington  John  S.  mariner,  101  Chew 

Pennington  Josias,  jr.  (Murdoch  &  P.)  cor 
Franklin  and  St.  Paul 

PENNINGTON  JOSIAS,  attorney,  82  w 
Fayette,  dw  53  Mount  Vernon  place 

Pennington  Mrs.  Mary  A.  101  Chew 

PENNINGTON  &  READ,  attorneys,  48 
Lexington 

Pennington  Robt.  H.  (Sutton,  P.  &  Co.)  203 
n  Howard 

Pennington  Ross  T.  clerk,  65  Hill 

Pennington  Susan,  boarding,  10  s  Gay 

Pennington  Wm.  C.  painter,  139  n  Bethel 

Pennington  Wm  C.  (P.  &  Read,)  pres't  Pa- 
tapsco  Co.  118  St.  Paul 

Pennington  Wm.  J.  carpenter,  226  n  Eden 

J.  HENHY  OIESE:,   Commlksloii  itierchnnt.   fbl-   tlic   sale    of  Flour,  Grain,  Seeds,  dsc. 
Boseudale  Cement  wad  Calolued  Plaster  constantly  on  hand,  HI  Spear's  IfVluurf. 


Pennsyvania  Avenue  German  M.  E.  Church, 

cor  Penna.  av  and  Mosher 
Penrose  E.  G.  &  Co.   flour  and  general  com- 
mission merchants,  153  n  Howard 
Penrose  E.  G.   (E.  G.  P.  &  Co.)  Biddle  near 

Garden 
Penschmidt  Conrad,  cooper,  45  n  Dallas 
Penseil  John  M.  cooper,  249  Hamburg 
Pentland  James,  florist,  cor  Oliver  and  Green- 
mount  av 
Pentland  Robert  F.  feed  store,  204  n  Gay,  dw 

246  Aisquith 
Penton  Wm.  J.  mariner,  Gilmor  near  Sara- 
toga , 
Pentz  Charles  A.  letter  carrier,  202  e  Fayette 
Pentz  Charles,  shoemaker,  52  Central  av 
Pentz  Daniel,  201  e  Fayette 
Pentz  Edward,  coach  painter,  at  Mrs.  Con- 
ley's,  n  Calvert 
Pentz  Emery  McK.  butcher,  89  Centre  mar- 
ket, dw  Point  la  near  Greenmount  Cemetery 
Pentz  George,  laborer,  240  Lemmon 
Pentz  Henry  S.  butcher,  63  Belair  market,  dw 

Point  la  near  Greenmount  Cemetery 
Pentz  James  McK.,  police,  63  s  Caroline 
Pentz  John  W.   D.  butcher,  43   Centre,  and 

109  Belajr  markets,  dw  268  e  Fayette 
Pentz  Joseph  A.  P.  bookkeeper,  68  n  Broad- 
way 
Pentz  Philip  Henry,  202  e  Fayette 
Pentz  Samuel  J.  52  Centre,  44  Lexington,  and 

28  Hanover  markets,  dw  21  Aisquith 
PENTZ  WM.  FLETCHER,  beef  and  pork 
packer,  Mullikin  near  Broadway,  dw  274  e 
Fayette 
Pentz  Wm.  S.  butcher,  274  e  Fayette 
Pentz  Wm.  H.  clerk,  71  n  Broadway     • 
Penz  Joseph,  junk,  195  Eastern  av 
PEOPLE'S  BANK,  n  e  cor  Baltimore  and 

PEPAR  CHARLES  H.  watchmaker  and  jew- 
eler, 834  w  Baltimore 
Pepenberg  Theodore,  tailor,  381  s  Charles 
Pependrink  Conrad,  boots  and  shoes,  441  w 

Fayette 
Peppel  John  F   tailor,  4  Rose 
Peppier  Alexander  G.  butcher,  99  Belair  mar- 
ket, dw  Penna  av  near  Northern  av 
Peppier  Mrs.  Geor^re,  butcher,  94  Centre,  17 
Lexington  and  58  Hanover  markets,  dw  409 
Penna  av 
Peppier  George,  cooper,  250  Hanover 
Peppier  Henry,  trunk  maker,  27  s  Central  av 
Peppier  Louisa,  milliner,  250  Hanover 
Pepperting  Ludwig,  tailor,  269  s  Bond 
Peppier  Christina,  butcher,  17  Lexington  and 

—  Centre  markets,  dw  409  Penna  av 
Peppier  Mrs.  Margaret,  80  Central  av 
Perazch  Charles,  musician,  489  Belair  av 
Percival  Thomas,  8  Prospect  la 
Perduzzi  Wm.  engineer,  82  s  Broad way 
Peregoy  Adeline,  seamstress,  178  George 
Peregoy  Caleb,  carpenter,  250  Saratoga 
Peregoy  Catherine  T.  191  e  Monument 
Peregoy  Charles,  carpenter,  34  George 
Peregoy  Charles  F.  clerk.  Monument  near  Gay 
Peregoy  Daniel,  miller,  Calverton  mills,  near 

Almshouse 
Peregoy  Elizabetn,  seamstress,  178  George 
Peregoy  Elizabeth  Ann,  seamstress, 178George 
Peregoy  Elizabeth ,  washerwoman ,  205  Forrest 
Peregoy  George  K.  clerk,  34  George 
Peregoy  Henrietta,  tailoress,  21  Mosher 


PER 


309 


PET 


Peregoy  Isaac  C.  plasterer,  178  George 
Peregoy  James,  266  w  Fayette 
Peregoy  John  H.  W.  carpenter,  24  s  Front 
Peregoy  John,  carpenter,  178  George 
Peregoy  John  H.  W.  carpenter,  251  e  Monu- 
ment 
Peregoy  Joseph  C.  police,  269  e  Monument 
Peregoy  Joshua  S.  cigar  maker,  96  Ross 
Peregoy  Julia  Ann,  186  Chesnut 
Peregoy  Nicholas,  carpenter,  49  s  Oregon 
Peregoy  Robert  H.  teacher,  188  Chesnut 
Peregoy  Samuel  F.  painter,  basement  of  231 

w  Pratt,  dw  167  s  Fremont 
Peregoy  Mrs.  Sarah  T.  38  St.  Peter 
Peregoy  Wm.  teamster,  22  n  Poppleton 
Peregoy  Wm.  H.  plasterer,  178  George 
Peregoy  Wm.  C.  D.  block  and  pump  maker, 
s  w  cor  Bond  and  Thames,  dw  Monument 
near  Bond 
Perin  Oliver,  sailmaker,  57  McHenry 
Perine  Achsach,  63  Columbia 
PERINE  E.  GLENN,stock  broker,24  South, 

dw  Baltimore  co 
Perine  Eliza,  grocery,  158  Cathedral 
Perine  M.  &  Sons,  western  potteries,  713  w 

Baltimore 
Perine  Maulden,  (M.  P.  &  Sons,)  711  w  Bal- 
timore 
Perine  Richard,  clerk,  158  Cathedral 
Perine  Thos.  P.  (M.  P.  &  Sons,)  711  w  Bal- 
timore 
Perine  Thomas  J.  63  Columbia 
Perine  Wm.  H.  constable,  58  s  Eutaw,  dw  53 

Columbia 
Perkins  Ann,  huckstress,  162  n  Eden 
Perkins  Benjamin,  mariner,  170  s  Caroline 
PERKINS  &  CO.  dry  goods,  6  n  Charles 
PERKINS  EBEN  F.  re.staurant,  39  e  Fayette 
Perkins  Edward,  192  n  Eutaw 
Perkins  Edward  K.  painter,  192  n  Eutaw 
PERKINS  Dr.  ELISHA  H.  apothecary  and 
chemist,  s  w  cor  Baltimore  and  Greene,  dw 
110  St.  Paul 
Perkins  Elizabeth  C.  dressmaker,  630  w  Fa- 
yette 
Perkins  Henry,  dyer,  134  Hanover 
PERKINS  J.  H.  &  CO.  druggists  and  apothe- 
caries, 136  n  Howard 
Perkins  Mrs.  Dr.  J.  F.  120  n  Greene 
PERKINS  J.  F.  &  BRO.  pharmaceutists,  s 

w  cor  Greene  and  Franklin 
Perkins  J.  W.  photographist,  over  211  w  Bal- 
timore, dw  154  w  Madison 
Perkins  James  T.  inspector  of  tobacco,  ware- 
house No.  1,  84  Hanover 
Perkins  James  H.  158  n  Howard 
Perkins  Mrs.  Lucretia  D.  12  n  Exeter 
Perkins  Mrs.  Mary  J.  177  Bank 
Perkins  Mary  62  Preston 
PERKINS   P.   LENFIELD,   photographist, 
over  99,  101  and  207  w  Baltimore,  dw  47 
Carey.— [See  page  10 Mvertisements .] 
Perkins  Thatcher,  master  of  machinery  B.  & 

O.  R.  R.  10  n  Calhoun 
Perkins  Richard  K.  clerk,  192  n  Eutaw 
Perkins  Wm.  H.  (P.  &  Co.)  119  Saratoga 
Perkins  Wm.  H.  —  n  Carey 
Perkins  Mrs.  Sarah,  192  n  Eutaw 
Perkinson  Mrs.  Catherine,  25  Haw 
Perkinson  Edward,  laborer,  25  Haw 
Perkinson  Dr.  J.  W.  544  Lexington 
Perkinson  John  W.   provisions,   &c.,   31   n 
Greene,  dw  544  Lexington 


PEROT  W.  H.  commission  merchant,  over 

n  w  cor  Gay  and  Pratt,  dw  181  St.  Paul 
Perrigo  Daniel,  carpenter,  114  Mullikin 
Perrigo  James   L.  (Butler,  P.  &  Way,)  251 

Eastern  av 
Perrin  Peter,  hack  driver,  14  s  Front 
Perris  Josiah,  pork  butcher,  287  n  Gay 
Perrot  Mrs.  268  e  Pratt 

Perry  A.  A.  &  Co.  lumber  commission  mer- 
chants, s  w  cor  Gay  and  Lombard 
Perry  A.  A.  (A.  A.  P.  &  Co.)  2  miles  w  of 

Fairview  Inn,  Old  Frederick  road 
Perry  Andrew,  carpenter,  156  Gough 
Perry  Ancel  C.  (Levi  P.  &  Co.)  315  n  Caro- 
line 
Perry  &  Bro.  merchant  tailors,  192  n  Gay 
Perry  &  Bro.  photographers,  121  w  Baltimore 
Perry  Benjamin  A.~  clerk,  dw  Fountain  hotel 
Perry  Bushrod  T.  9  Camden 
Perry  Edward  W.  restaurant,  9  Camden 
Perry  Emily,  94  Stiles 

Perry  Eugene  A.  (P.  &  Bro.)  240  Lexington 
Perry  George  L.  clerk,  s  w  cor  Gay  and  Lom- 
bard 
Perry  G.  R.  mariner,  8  Watson 
Perry  Geo.  C.  (P.  &  Bro.)  265  n  Eden 
Perry  Israel,  23  s  Poppleton 
Perry  Israel,  jr.,  brakesman,  23  s  Poppleton 
Perry  James  C.  clerk,  77  Lee 
Perry  James  C.  blacksmith,  41  n  Schroeder 
Perry  James  B.  clerk,  77  Lee 
Perry  James  St.  L.  tailor,  154  n  Gay 
Perry  James  B.  E.  (P.  &  Bro.)  n  e  cor  Caro- 
line and  Biddle 
Perry  John,  clerk,  58  Greenmount  av 
Perry  James,  laborer,  19  Neighbor 
Perry  James,  (P.  &  Bro.)  154  Ai.squith 
PERRY  JOHN  B.  boots  and  shoes, 231  Lex- 
ington 
Perry  John,  salesman,  58  Greenmount  av 
PERRY  LEVI  &  CO.  wholesale  and  retail 
shoe  manufacturers,  179  w  Baltimore,  and 
97  Hanover. — [See  page  37  Jldvertisements.] 
Perry  Levi,  (L.  P.  &  Co.)  315  n  Caroline 
Perry  Mary  A.  83  n  High 
Perry  Michael  C.  conductor,  23  s  Poppleton 
Perry  Mrs.  Rachel  A.  4  Ramsay 
Perry  Robert,  110  e  Pratt 
Perry  Mrs.  Sarah,  110  e  Pratt 
Perry  Wm.  H.  laborer,  4  Ramsay 
Perry  Rev.  W.  J.  708  Saratoga 
Ferryman  Mrs.  S.  F.  Gilmor  near  Lexington 
Personette  George,  tailor,  20  Stirling 
Personette  John,  shoemaker,  26  Ramsay 
Personette  John,  jr.,  shoemaker,  26  Ramsay 
Personette  Rachel,  20  Stirling 
Personette  Thomas  H.  potter,  134  Mullikin 
Pert  Mary,  confectionery,  236  s  Ann 
Pertzer  George,  clerk,  145  s  Ann 
Pervail  Mrs.  H.  M.  289  e  Baltimore 
Peschau  Julius,  295  Canton  av 
Pescud  Capt.  Edward,  mariner,  30  Stiles 
Pessell  Wm.  R.  boatman,  58  s  Washington, 

F.  P. 
Peter  Casper,  carter,  450  Light 
Peter  George,  merchant  tailor,  7  s  Gay 
Peter  Jacob  J .  grocer,  38  Portland 
Peter  John  J.  propr.  Stag  Hall,  59  Hanover 
Peter  Joseph,  carter,  450  Light 
Peter  Hartman,  baker,  275  Eastern  av 
Peter  Michael,  paver,  7  Smith  al 
Peter  Patrick,  laborer,  57  Arch 
Peter  Philip,  porter,  39  Perry 


a£0.  S.  FAGJB  Si  BRO.,  Mamifncturers    of  Roofs  nnd  Roofing  Materials,  111  Smltlx'B 
Wharf.     C.  HART  SUnTH,  Agent. 


PET 


310 


PFL 


Peter  Philip  J.  shoemaker,  362  Penna.  av 
Peterkin  Mrs.  George  W.  68  St.  Paul 
Peterle  Adam,  piano  maker,  5  Jackson  ct. 
Peters  Mrs.  Ann  Maria,  96  Pearl 
Peters  Catherine,  grocery,  93  Lexington 
Peters  Christina,  134  Aisquith 
Peters  Clarence,  clerk,  201  Hanover 
Peters  Daniel,  93  Lexington 
Peters  Edward  J.  justice  of  the  peace,  s  w  cor 

St.  Paul  and  Lexington,  dw  33  Lexington 
Peters  Mrs.  Elizabeth,  boarding  117  n  Front 
Peters  George  A.  gent's,  furnishing  goods, 

214  w  Baltimore,  dw  96  n  Greene 
Peters  George,  laborer,  141  s  Spi'ing 
Peters  Hartman,  baker,  275  Eastern  av 
Peters  Henry,  baker,  59  s  Eden 
Peters  Capt.  Henry,  191  s  Ann 
Peters  Henry,  tailor,  137  Columbia 
Peters  Jesse  T.  clerk,  267  w  Fayette 
Peters  Jesse  T.  stock  broker,  Mechanics'  Ex- 
change, Sun  building,  dw  267  w  Fayette 
Peters  John  C.  tailor, "46  German 
Peters  John,  tavern,  255  s  Broadway 
Peters  John   T.  stoves  and   tinware,  n  e  cor 

Pratt  and  Fremont,  dw  161  King 
Peters  Joseph  M.  624  w  Lombard 
Peters  Lloyd  M.  biscuit  and  cracker  baker,  92 

Thames,  and  s  w  cor  South  and  Exchange 

place,  dw  137  e  Baltimore 
Peters  Lloyd,  baker,  174  e  Fayette 
Peters  Mrs.  Mary  G.  355  Hamburg 
Peters  Misses,  boarding,  33  Lexington 
Peters  P.  F.  restaurant,  101  Thames 
Peters  Samuel  L.  office  13  Lexington,  dw  Eu- 

taw  House 
Peters  Wm.  baker,  59  s  Eden 
Peters  Wm.  painter,  189  Raborg 
Peters  Wm.  H.  biscuit  and  cracker  baker,  91 

Thames,  dw  59  s  Eden 
Peters  Wm.  H.  bookbinder,  over  151  w  Pratt, 

dw  372  w  Fayette 
Peterson  Catherine  M.  A.  15  George 
Peterson  Charles,  fireman,  293  s  Durham 
Peterson  Charles,  mariner,  3  Bevan 
Peterson  Capt.  Erasmus,  mariner,  94  s  Bond 
Peterson  Erasmus,  mariner,  94  s  Bond 
Peterson  Henry,  mariner,  7  s  Central  av 
Peterson  John,  mariner,  264  Eastern  av 
Peterson  Joseph  C.  clerk,  15  George 
Peterson  L.  billiard  and  bagatelle  table  maker 

Brown  al  near  Low 
Peterson  Mrs.  177  Vine 
Peterson  P.  Stanley,  clerk,  15  George, 
Peterson  Wm.  B.  ship  carpenter,  134  s  Bond 
Petgnia  Peter,  carver,  225  Forrest 
Petherbridge    Edward    R.   crier   of    Criminal 

Court,  322  Hollins 
Petherbridge  Wm.  0.  machinist,  3  Jeiferson 
Petings  John,  soldier,  232  e  Madison 
Petri  Adam,  piano  maker,  5  Ogsden 
Petri  Elizabeth,  liquors,  654  w  Pratt 
Petri  George,  baker,  118  Eislein 
Petry  A.  Harman,  clerk,  39  Perry 
Petry  Philip,  porter,  39  Perry 
Petticord  Andrew,  118  s  Eden 
Petticord  Andrew,  mariner,  8  Abbot 
Petticord  Charles,  police,  244  Aisquith 
Petticord  Hope,  8  Abbot 
Petticord  Peter,  118  s  Eden 
Pettecord   John,  hatter,  26  a   Front,  dw  33 

Holland 
Petticot  Julius,  U.  S.  N.  63  Granby 
Pettit  Sarah  Jane,  149  Chatsworth 

"WM.  P.  'WEnn,  Mniine,  Fire  and  Lift  IiMiivnnce  Agent  and  Broker.    Agent 
Benefit  Life  Insurance  Co.,  Newark,  N.  J.,"  B9  Second  Street. 


Pettroff  John,  tailor,  119  Orleans 
Pettroff  John,  jr.,  tailor,  119  Orleans 
Petty  Joseph  W.  shoemaker,  361  n  Gay 
Petz   Andrew,   blacksmith,   58    Chatsworth, 

dw  56 
Petzold  Lewis,  (Schlott  &  P.)  109  s  Sharp 
Petzholt  Harman,  tailor,  134  Franklin 
Pewtner  Thomas    H.   plasterer,  Ross  near 

Mosher 
Pfael  George,  sutler,  47  Plum 
Pfaff  Adam,  porter,  43  Penn 
Pfaft' Antone,  weaver,  216  s  Bond 
Pfaff  Conrad,  grocery  and  lager  beer,  53  Bank 
Pfaff  Edward,  cigar  maker,  432  n  Gay 
Pfaff  George,  cooper,  227  e  Fayette 
Pfaff  John,  sr.,  wharf  builder,  125  s  Castle  al 
Pfaff  John,  shoemaker,  71  Washington,  F.H. 
Pfaff  John,  laborer,  163  s  Dallas 
Pfaff  Ulrich,  baker,  264  e  Monument 
Pfaffenbach  Arnold  F.  shoemaker,  8  Ross 
Pfaffenbach  John,  shoemaker,  7  Barnes 
Pfaffenberger  Christopher,  tailor,  29  s  Bond 
Pfalzgraf  Henry,  barber,  90  n  Gay,  dw  141  n 

Central  av 
Pfarr  Dorothy,  nurse,  29  Hampstead 
Pfarr  Ludwig,  tailor,  29  Hampstead 
Pfau  A.  Henry,  grocer,  614  Light 
Pfauss  George,  umbrella  maker,  272  Dallas 
Pfefferman  Henry,  porter,  77  Chapel 
Pfeffer  George,  cooper,  416  s  Charles 
Pfeiffer  Anton,  cooper,  87  s  Chapel 
Pfeiffer  Charles,  huckster,  32  n  Paca 
Pfeifer  Catherine,  14  Tyson  al 
Pfeiffer  Edward,  barber,  399  w  Baltimore 
Pfeiffer  George,  shoemaker,  505  Penna.  av 
Pfeiffer  Henry,  laborer,  68  Bank 
Pfeiffer  Henry,  shoemaker,  67  Portland 
Pfeiffer  Henry,  Vincent  near  Baltimore 
Pfeiffer  John,  shoemaker,  .32  n  Paca 
PFEIFFER  NICHOLAS  A.  furniture,  n  e 
cor  Howard  and  Fayette,  factory  over  227 
w  Pratt,  dw  Baltimore  co.  and  26  s  Howard 
Pfeiffer  Matthias,  jr.,  mariner,  32  n  Paca 
Pfeiffer  Matthias,  tailor,  32  n  Paca 
Pfeifer  John,  tailor,  195  Argyle  al 
Pfeil  August,  lager  beer,  11  Brown 
Pfeil  Mrs.  Catherine,  tobacconist,  354  Light 
Pfeil  Henry,  shoemaker,  37  n  Frederick 
Pfeister  Bartholomew,  confectioner,  291  s  Bond 
Pfeister,  Joseph,  shoemaker,  130  Ross 
Pfeltz  Sarah,  48  s  Washington,  F.  P. 
PfennmucUer  Fredk.  laborer,  186  William 
PFERDNER  PAUL  &  CO.  army  and  navy 
agents  for  government  claims,  28  Second, 
dw  P.  P.  38  e  Fayette.— [See p(ng-c  54  Mver- 
tisements.] 
Pfestler  John,  baker,  2  Jasper 
Pfifer  Bernhardt,  tobacconist,   66  L.  Mont- 
gomery 
Pfifer  George,  cooper,  224  Frederick  av 
Pfifer  John  G.  tailor,  4  s  Front 

Pfifer ,  tailor,  230  n  Dallas 

Pfifter  Ferdinand,  grocery,  253  s  Charles 
Pfister  George,  shoemaker,  277  s  Ann 
Pfister  Henry,  mariner,  303  s  Bond 
Pfister  John  V.  tailor,  47  Aliceanna 
Ffister  John  V.  tailor,  58  Ross 
Pfister  John,  laborer,  470  Canton  av 
Pfister  John,  (J.  P.  Richards  &  Co.)  172  s 

Chapel 
Pfistercr  John,  shoemaker,  112  s  Spring 
Pfitzinger  Philip,  mover,  327  Mulberry 
Pflazer  Lewis,  laborer,  370  Ostend 

>  SIntiuQ 


PFO 


311 


PHI 


Pfleging  Frederick,  coppersmith,  4  s  Oregon 
Pfliger  Jacob,  tinner,  89  n  Fremont 
Pflitz  Catherine,  Philadelphia  road  near  city- 
limits 
Pforr  August,  tinner,  236  Montgomery 
Pfromme  Christoph,  shoemkr,  217  Hamburg 
Pfutzner    Frederick,    organ    builder,  268    n 

Central  av 
Phabus  John,  blacksmith,  126  Chew 
Pharr  John,  furniture,  144  French 
Phelan  Elizabeth,  confectionery,  13  n  Front 
Phelan  Jesse  C.  barber,  144  Forrest 
Phelan  Michael,  laborer,  118  Ramsay 
Phelan  Nicholas  (Hazlehurst  &  Phelan)  148 

St.  Paul 
Phelan  Wm.  J.  machinist,  219  Bank 
Phelin  Wm.  accountant,  Calhoun  nr  Saratoga 
Phelbin  Francis,  gardener,  Mount  Royal 
Phelps  Austin,  huckster,  13  Rock 
Phelps  Mrs.  A.  H.  L.  363  Eutaw  place 
Phelps  Adoram,  salesman,  275  Ross 
Phelps  Col.  Charles  E.  attorney,  2  Law  Build- 
ings, dw  363  Eutaw  place 
Phelps  Charles,  huckster,  13  Rock 
Phelps  Mrs.  Elizabeth,  13  Rock 
Phelps  Mrs.  Elizabeth,  55  n  Pine 
Phelps  George  D.  saddler,  86  Barre 
Phelps  Joseph,  chairmaker,  55  n  Pine 
Phelps  Mrs.  Margaret,  398  w  Fayette 
Phelps  Peter,  huckster,  177  William 
Phelps  Mrs.  Rachel,  56  Conway 
Phelps  Richard  T.  painter,  330  Mulberry 
Phelps  Wm.  Jackson,  conductor,  618  e  Lom- 
bard 
Phelps  Wm.   H.  saddler,  Brown's   hotel,  n 

High 
Phelps  Wm.  painter,  13  Rock 
Phelps  Wm.  saddler,  162  n  Exeter 
Phiffer  Michael,  blacksmith,  25  Goodman  al 
PHILADELPHIA,  WILMINGTON  AND 
BALTIMORE  R.   R.  DEPOT,  cor  Presi- 
dent and  Canton  av,and  Boston  e  of  Leakin 
Phile  Thomas,  whitesmith,  119  Ensor 
Philip  Daniel,  hackdriver,  177  Hillen 
Philip  John,    copper  smelter,   Clinton  s   of 

Boston 
Philip  Rudolph,  tailor,  62  McElderry 
Philipp  Louis,  clerk,  204  s  Charles 
Philippi  Andrew,  barber,  78  Greenmount  av 
Philippi  Louis,  baker,  159  William 
Philippi  Peter,  carpenter,  126  Granby 
Philips  Ann  M.  404  n  Gay 
Phillips  Abraham  A.  hatter,  167  Ensor 
Phillips  Benj.  ship  carpenter,  98  s  Washing- 
ton, F.  P. 
Phillips  Benj.  F.   (Sevan,  P.  &  Co.)  560  w 

Fayette 
Phillips  Bazil,  huckster,  51  Ensor 
Phillips  Mrs.  Caroline,  353  e  Baltimore 
Phillips  Catherine,  huckster,  1  George  al 
Phillips  Catherine,  confectionery,  77  Hill 
PHILLIPS  CHARLES,  bell   hanger,   lock- 
smith and  smith  in  general,  73  n  Front 
Phillips  Cornelius,  laborer,  106  Eastern  av 
Phillips  Clark  B.  blacksmith,  222  Preston 
PHILLIPS  C.  F.  M.  "Great  Western"  Ho- 
tel, n  w  cor  Fremont  and  Ramsay 
Phillips  Edward,  carpenter,  59  Ensor 
Phillips  Edward  C.  clerk,  n  w  cor  Townsend 

and  McCulloh 
Phillips  Frederick  W.  sailor,  135  Hamburg 
Phillips  Greenbury,  clerk,  15  Lloyd 
Phillips  Mrs.  Harriet,  353  e  Baltimore 


Phillips  Isaac,  ship  carpenter,  9  e  Monument 
Phillips  James   P.   merchant  tailor,   43  n  Lib- 
erty 
Phillips  J.  Monroe,  prof.  Baltimore  College, 

dw  Howard  House 
Phillips  James,  morocco  dresser,  338  e  Eager 
Phillips  James  T.  grocer,  145  e  Monument 
Phillips  James,  ship  cnrpeiiter,  74  Block 
Phillips  James  W.  mariner,  17  Williamson  al 
Phillips  Mrs.  Jane,  101  Penna.  av 
PHILLIPS  JOHN  T.  agent,  manufac.  gent's 
boots,  shoes,  gaiters,  &,c.,  11  s  Sharp,   dw 
Genl.  Wayne  Inn 
Phillips  John  A.  mariner,  17  Williamson  al 
Phillips  John,  28  s  Greene 
Phillips  John  B.  (Samuel  P.  &  Co.)  306  Lex- 
ington 
Phillips  John,  glass  packer,  77  Hill 
Phillips  John,  laborer,  14  s  Chapel 
Phillips  John, bricklayer,  350  e  Fayette 
Phillips  John,  boot  fitter,  159  Ensor 
Phillips  John  T.  bookkeeper,  159  Ensor 
Phillips  John  R.  clerk,  101  Penna.  av 
Phillips  John,  tinner,  204  s  Charles 
Phillips  John,  ship  carpenter,  143  s  Washing- 
ton, F.  P. 
Phillips  Capt.  John  A.  53  s  Exeter 


PHILLIPS  J.  E.  Manufacturer  and 
Dealer  in  Bedsteads,  Chairs,  and 
other  Furniture,  n  e  cor.  Charles 
and  Lombard-sts.,  dw  148  Dol- 
phin 


Phillips  Joseph,  marble  mason,  77  n  High 
Phillips  Josaph,  engineer,  274  n  Howard 
Phillips  Joseph  F.  teacher,  117  n  Front 
Phillips  Josiah,  carpenter,  1  Anthony 
PHILLIPS  LLEWELLYN,  pharmaceutist, 

s  e  cor  Pratt  and  Paca,  dw  144  s  Paca 
Phillips  Louis,  clerk,  204  s  Charles 
Phillips  Lainhart,  ship  carpenter,  179  s  Ann 
Phillips  Peter,  tailor,  8  Bennett 
Phillips  Peter,  police,  5  Boston 
Phillips  Reubin   R.   Custom   House,  247   e 

Madison 
Phillips  Robert,  mariner,  21  Hill 
Phillips  Robert,  stone  cutter,  77  s  High 
Phillips  Richard  S.  ship  carpenter,  156  Bank 
Phillips    Capt.    Reuben  V.    mariner,    168  s 

Charles 
PHILLIPS  SAMUEL  &   CO.  general  com. 
and  shipping  merchts.  and  agents'  Provi- 
dence packets,  95  South 
Phillips  Capt.  Samuel,  mariner,  39  Warren 
Phillips  Solomon,  huckster,  17  Liberty  al 
Phillips  Samuel,  (S.  P.  &  Co.)  251  Madison 

avenue 
Phillips  Samuel,  blacksmith,  483  w  Lombard 
Phillips  Thomas,  bell  hanger,  127  Saratoga, 

dwl37 
Phillips  Capt.  Thomas  H.  mariner,  5  Trinity 
Phillips  Thomas,  rigger.  111  s  Ann 
Phillips  Thomas,  ship  carpenter,  103  s  Wolfe 
Phillips  Thomas  T.  treas.  city  passenger  rail- 
way, 82  McCulloh 
Phillips  Thomas  N.  S.  printer,  167  Ensor 
Phillips  Wm.  J.  porter,  252  Light 
Phillips  Capt.  Wm.  (McCready  &  P.)  82  s 
Exeter 


jr.   HENRY   GIESB,   Commission  "Merc^iRnt,   for   the   sale   of  Flour,   Grain,  Seeds,  &C. 
Roseudale  Cement  and  Calcined  Plaster  constantly  on  hand,  HI  Spear's  "WTiarC 


PHI 


312 


PIP 


Phillips  Wm.  carpenter,  350  e  Fayette 
Phillips  Capt.  Wm.  H.  82  s  Exeter 
Phillips  Wm.  B.  clerk,  101  Penna.  av 
Philpot  Wm.  shoemaker,  2  n  Fremont 
Phipps  Ann,  seamstress,  23  New 
Phipps  Alfred,  shoemaker,  189  n  Central  av 
Phipps  Robert,  shoemaker,  Bethel  nr.  Walker 
Phipps  R.  H.  agent  Cumberland  Coal  and  Iron 

Company,  Locust  Point 
Phipps  Wm.  H.  613  w  Pratt 
Phipps  Wm.  shoemaker,  297  n  Eden 
Piatt  Lieut.  Col.  Don,  assist,  inspec.  gen,  and 

chief  of  staff,   head  quarters,   dw    Eutaw 

House 
Pibst  Elizabeth,  seamstress, 206  s  Chapel 
Pick  Charles  F.  umbrella  maker,  49  Harrison 
Pickell  John,  tailor,  76  n  Caroline 
PICKER  JOHN  C.  flour  and  feed,  4  Penna. 

av,  dw  1  St.  Mary  ct 
Pickering  George  H.  carpenter,  182  Low 
Pickering  George,  carpenter,  159  Gough 
Pickering  George,  shoemaker,  15  Henrietta 
Pickering  John,  ship  carpenter,  169  Bank 
Pickering  Wm.  J.  shoemaker,  232  Lexington 
Pickering  Wm.  boots  and  shoes,  232  Lexing- 
ton 
Picket  O.  H.  carpenter,  34  s  Schroeder 
Pickett  Mrs.  Blanche,  John  near  Lanvale 
Pickett  Elizabeth,  tailoress,  67  Somerset 
Pickett  James  H.  engineer,  619  w  Pratt 
Pickett  Capt.  Jerome,  mariner,  98  Gough 
Pickett  John    H.   sand-paper,  cor   Ross  and 

Robert,  dw  165  Ross 
Picking  Thomas,    flour    inspector,    Howard 

House 
PICKRELL  JOHN  F.  general  commission 

merchant  and  miller,  73  Smith's  wharf,  dw 

63  McCulloh 
Piedner  Nicholas,  tailor,  31  s  Washington, 

P.P. 
Piegar  Michael,  laborer,  34  Liberty  ct 
Piek  Dr.  Charles  H.  16  n  Eden 
PIER  G.  W.  &  CO.  bottlers  of  ale,  porter,  &c. 

basement  s  w  cor  Baltimore  and  Hanover 
Pieper  John,  clerk,  121  e  Pratt 
Pier  George  W.  (G.  W.  P.  &  Co.)  86  s  Sharp 
Pier  Mrs.  Lavina,  86  s  Sharp 
Pierce  Elisha,  machinist,  132  n  Fremont 
Pierce  Elizabeth  S.  61  Garden 
Pierce  George  W.  paper  hanger,  61  Garden 
Pierce  Mrs.  Isabella,  11  Barnet 
Pierce  James  A.  142  n  Charles 
Pierce  Mrs.  Jane,  confectionery,  164  s  Caro- 
line 
Pierce  Dr.  Linsey  H.,  U.  S.  A.  14  Lloyd 
Pierce  Mrs.  Mary  J.  136  s  Central  av 
Pierce  Mrs.  Mary,  67  Albemarle 
Pierce  Mrs.  Mary  A.  14  Lloyd 
Pierce  Obadiah, foreman Denmead's  foundry, 

dw  136  s  Central  av 
Pierce  Sarah  Ann,  104  e  Lombard 
Pierce  Stephen  A.  oyster  packer,  104  n  Greene 
Pierce  Samuel  W.  butcher,  809  w  Baltimore 
Pierce  Wm.  H.  messenger   Custom  House, 

89  n  Caroline 
Piercy  John,  police,  378  n  Gay 
Piercy  Jacob  H.  nightman,  112  Ensor 
Pierpont  Charles  H.  laborer,  24  Ryan 
Pierpont  John,puddler,  Alicear.na  near  Burke 
Pierpont  Thomas,  puddler,  14  Essex 
Pierpont  John,  cooper,  26  n  Schroeder 
Pierson  Joseph  T.  restaurant,  34  w  Fayette, 

dw  206  e  Fayette 


Pierson  Thomas,  tailor,  213  s  Eutaw 
Pierson  John  W.  machinist,  36  Binney 
Pierson  Noah,  boiler  maker,  36  Binney 
Pierson  Mrs.  Sarah,  191  Montgomery 
Pierson  Thomas,  clothing  cutter,  213s  Eutaw 
Piet  John  B.  (Kelley,  Hedian  &  P.)  cor  Mul- 
berry and  Park 
Piett  Charles,  tinner,  119  n  Eden 
Piotsch  Otto,  watchmaker,  171  Franklin 
Pifer  Nathan,  bartender,  57  South 
PifFer  Michael,  carter,  515  Canton  av 
Pifferling  Seligman,  drover,  27  Greenmountav 
Piggot  Dr.   A.  Snowden,  analyzing  chemist, 

40  Bolton 
Piggot  Rev.  Robert,  40  Bolton 
Piggot  Thomas  S.  editor,  244  Madison  av 
Piggott  Rev.  James  n  e  cor  Mosher  and  Diri- 

sion 
Piggott  Jeffrey,  grocer,  250  e  Lombard 
Pigman  Mrs.  Hanson  B.  186  Franklin 
Piguet  Daniel,  grocer,  171  William 
Pilgram  Henry,  tailor,  176  s  Wolfe 
Pilkey  John  P.  liquors,  21^^  Ensor 
Pilkington  George  A.  tinner,  Biddle  near  Cen- 
tral av 
Pilkington  Wm.  tinner,  Pratt  nr  Bond 
PILKINTON  J.  E.  die  sinker  and  engraver, 

83  Exchange  place,  dw  612  w  Lombard 
Pillman  August,  butcher,  19  Lexington  and  23 

Hanover  markets,  dw  25  Calverton  road 
Pillman  Frederick,  butcher,  25  Calverton   rd 
Pilots'  Association  of  Maryland,  s  e  cor  Bond 

and  Thames,  J.  H.  Cooper,  pres't 
Pilson  Daniel,  plasterer,  2.37  w  Fayette 
Pilson  John  E.  plasterer,  237  w  Fayette 
Pilson  John  T.  sr.  carpenter,  816  w  Baltimore 
Pilson  John  T.  jr.  painter,  816  w  Baltimore 
Pilson  Samuel,  plasterer,  237  w  Fayette 
Pimes  Isaac,  jeweler,  9  w  Second 
Pindell  Adi,  wood,  199  n  Central  av 
Pindell  Jas.  P.  wood,  130  Dugan's  wharf,  dw 

58  Gough 
Pindell  James,  wood,  58  Gough 
Pindell  Joseph,  soldier,  78  Central  av 
Pindell  Lewis,  sexton  Methodist  burial  ground, 

292  n  Gay 
Pindell  Louis,  painter,  62  Granby 
Pindell  Richard  P.  police,  267  n  Central  av 
Pmdell  Thomas,  aid  to  revenue  custom  house, 

264  e  Baltimore 
Pindell  Wm.  soldier,  223  Harford  av 
Pindell  Zachary,  trunk  maker,   267  n  Cen- 
tral av 
Pinder  James,  shoemaker,  21  Chew 
Pingler  Joseph,  biltcher,  75  Peirce 
Pink  Nicholas,  miller,  55  n  Exeter 
Pinkerton  John,  salesman,  179  n  Eutaw 
Pinkerton  Wm.  laborer,  259  e  Monument 
Pinkney  Ellen,  laundress,  272  w  Biddle 
Pinkney   Fred(^rick,   attorney,  46    St.  Paul, 

dw  340  w  Fayette 
Pinknev  Henrietta,  3  Pleasant 
Pinkney  Wm.  S.  28  Granby 
Pinkney  Wm.  H.  drayman,  272  w  Biddle 

Pinkston ,  shoemaker,  181  e  Pratt 

Pinnes  Mrs.  Mary,  532  w  Fayette 
Pinning  Charles,  clothier,  198  n  Gay 
Pinsell  Frederick,  shoemaker,  92  Harrison 
Pintz  Joseph,  junk,  195  Eastern  av 
Pinz  John,  baker,  94  Hollins 
Pipenbrineker  George,  drayman,  20  L.  Broad- 
way 
Pipkin  Mrs.  Margaret,  3  n  Calhoun 


GEO.  8.  PAGtG  Si  BRO.,  Manufactnrers    of  Rnof«   nnd   Roofing   Materials,  111   Smltli'a 
Wliarf.     C.  HART  SflHTH,  Agent. 


PIP 


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PLU 


Piper  Henrjr,  68  Bank 

Piper  Horatio  N.  assistant  cashier  to  custom 
house  depository,  dw  55  n  Strieker 

Piper  John,  baker,  212  w  Fayette 

Piper  Kate,  45  Pearl 

Piper  Lizzie,  45  Pearl 

Piper  Mary  E.  45  Pearl 

Piper  Richard,  tavern,  43  Saratoga 

Piper  Robert  H.  46  Conway 

Piper  Thomas,  baggage  master  N.  C.  R.  R. 
13  Constitution 

Pipinbrink  Conrad,  shoemaker,  441  w  Fayette 

Pipino  J.  C.  gunsmith,  20  Ensor 

Pipino  Jacob  C.  gunsmith,  Belair  av.  near 
Baltimore  cemetery 

Pipino  John,  gunsmith,  171  Aisquith 

Piquett  John  T.  tavern,  502  w  Pratt 

Piquitt  Edward,  laborer,  9  Preston 

PIRIE  GEORGE,  veterinary  surgeon,  148 
Camden,  dw  701  w  Baltimore 

Pisani  Antonio,  confectioner,  16  s  Sharp 

Pistel  George,  shoe  fitter,  512  w  Pratt 

Pistel  John  N.  grocer,  39  Penn 

Pistel  Mary,  boots  and  shoes,  100  n  Howard 

Pistel  Michael,  blacksmith,  247  s  Ann 

Pitcher  Columbus  0,  carpen.  607  w  Lombard 

Pitcher  Mrs.  Margaret,  323  w  Lombard 

Pitcher  Thomas  C.  brickmaker,  71  Columbia 

Pitner  Adam,  laborer,  352  Eastern  av 

Pitner  John,  laborer,  265  e  Eager 

Pitroff  Peter,  tailor,  114  McElderry 

PITT  CHARLES  F.  commission  merchant 
and  importer,  116  w  Lombard,  dw  276  Lex- 
ington 

Pitt  Charles,  clerk,  21  n  Ann 

Pitt  Paris  C.  clerk,  276  Lexington 

Pitt  John  C.  family  grocer,  cor  Biddle  and 
Garden 

Pitt  Thomas,  58  s  Ann 

PITT  THOMAS  I.  druggist,  n  e  cor  High 
and  Pratt 

Pitt  William  T.  (I.  B.  Eastman  &  Co.,)  Bar- 
num's  Hotel 

Pitt  Wm.  machinist.  Centre,  one  door  from 
North,  dw  242  Aisquith 

Pittenturs  Danl.  F.  stone  cutter,  160  e  Fayette 

Pitter  John,  cutter,  299  s  Sharp 

Pittie  Frederick,  lab'r,  117  Washington,  F.  H. 

Pittinger  Mrs.  laundress,  14  Preston 

Pittman  Edward,  stock  and  bill  broker,  base- 
ment 9  North,  dv/  28  n  Greene 

Pittman  Edward  G.  clerk  U.  S.  engineer  de- 
partment, 42  s  Eutaw 

Pittman  George  W.  printer,  723  w  Pratt 

Pittner  Catherine,  3  Shakspear 

Pittner  John,  blacksmith,  3  Shakspear 

Pittroff  John  M.  tailor,  36  n  High 

Pitts  Charles  H.  attorney,  47  St.  Paul,  dw  28 
Franklin 

Pitts  John  W.  (Henry  K.  Hoffman  &  Co.,) 
Howard  House 

Pizarro  Jose  Antonio,  Spanish  and  Mexican 
Consul,  3  Barnet 

Placide  Harry  W.  255  Madison  av 

Placide  Henry  B  cooper  and  gauger,  57  Bu- 
chanan's whf.,  dw  43  n  Fremont 

Placide  Henry  S.  cooper,  72  Buchanan's  whf, 
dw  255  Madison  av 

Placide  Jennings,  255  Madison  av 

Placide  Matthew  P.  contractor,  174  n  Calvert 

Placide  Paul  D.  soldier,  255  Madison  av 

Plack  Daniel,  baker,  413  Light 

Plack  Henry,  baker,  141  n  Fremont 


Plack  Jacob,  baker,  70  Columbia 

Plack  Kate,  dress  and  pattern  maker,  628  w 

Baltimore 
Plack  Lewis,  feed,  218  s  Sharp 
Plaggemyer  Augustus,  tailor,  186  e  Lombard 
Planhold  Elizabeth,  1  Smith's  al 
Plater   Edward,  merchant,   dw  Hollins  near 

Calhoun 
Piatt  Alexander,  machinist,  591  w  Lombard 
Piatt  Geo.  W.  591  w  Lombard 
Piatt  Thomas,  soldier,  127  Penna  av 
Piatt  Wm.  saddler,  9  Light,  dw  13  e   Monu- 
ment 
Plaut  Abraham,  second-hand  store,  234  Mont- 
gomery 
Pleasants  J.  Hall,  66  Mount  Vernon  place 
Pleasants  J.    Hall,  (John  P.  P.  &  Sons,)  66 

Mount  Vernon  place 
PLEASANTS  JOHN   P.  &  SONS,  tobacco 

commission  merchants,  52  South 
Pleasants  Richard   H.  (John  P.  P.  &  Sons,) 

106  St.  Paul 
Pletch  Christian,  watchmaker,  129  L.  Greene 
Fletcher  Christian,  sawyer,  173  Lexington 
Pletzer  Wm.  broom  maker,  252  n  Howai'd 
Pletzer  Wm.  A.  broom  maker,  182Chesnutal 
Plimmer  Henry,  laborer,  2  Fountain 
Plitt  August,  foundryman,  58  Durst  al 
Plitt  Christian,  agent,  14  Ross 
Plitt  Charles,  baker,  246  s  Charles 
Plitt  Charles,  moulder,  12  Fountain 
Plitt  Mrs.  Dora,  78  Beason 
Plitt  Dorothea  58  Durst  al 
Plitt  George,  clerk,  103  s  Ann 
Plitt  Louis,  baker,  78  Beason 
Plitt  Maximilian,  butcher,   Penna.    av  near 

Northern  av 
Plitt  Theodore,  grocery,  650  Light 
Plowman  Augustus,  gold  chaser,  170  Orleans 
Plowman  Daniel,  engineer,  357  Eastern  av 
Plowman  Jas.  T.  cabinet  maker,  322  Franklin 
Plowman  John,  soldier,  112  St.  Peter 
Plowman  Sarah  A.  tailoress,  42  George 
Plum  Samuel  H.  bookbinder,  69  s  Paca 
Plumhoff  Ernest,  laborer,  9  s  Central  av 
Plumhoff  Henry,  fruit  stand,  No.  2  Centre 

market,  dw  45  Harrison 
Plummer  Fayette,  tinner,  294  n  Eutaw 
Plummer  Harman,  laborer,  67  China 
Plummer  Jas.  H.  huckster,  29  Warner 
Plummer  John  W.  painter,  200  s  Charles 
Plummer  John  A.  ship  carpenter,  354  Canton 

av 
Plummer  John  F.  watchmaker  and  jeweler,  87 

n  Gay,  dw  98  Aisquith 
Plummer  John  B.  police,  210  n  Bond 
Plummer  Margaret,  146  w  Madison 
Plummer  Mrs.  Mary  A.  tailoress,  354  Can- 
ton av 
Plummer  Nathan,  clerk,  513  w  Fayette 
Plummer  Richard,  77  n  Paca 
Plummer  Mrs.  Sarah,  84  s  Sharp 
Plummer  Mrs.  Sarah  A.   confectionery,   29 

Warner 
Plummer  Samuel,  painter,  200  s  Charles 
Plummer  Wm.  brickmaker,  59  Richmond 
Plummer  Wm.  oysterman,  270  s  Ann 
Plummer  Wm.    carpenter,   6  n  Washington, 

F.  P. 
Plummer  Wm.  J.  brickmaker,  59  L.  Hughes 
Plumhoff  Henry,  bakery,  262  Aliceanna 
Plumpoff  Henry  F.  tin  safe  maker,  43  Jack- 
son 


WM.  P.  WEBB,  Marine,  Fire  and  Life  Insurance  Agent  and  Broker.    Agent  <' Mutual 
Benefit  lafe  Insurance  Co.,  Newarlc,  N.  J.,"  89  Second  Street. 


PLU 


314 


POP 


Plunkptt  James,  clerk,  7  w  Baltimore 
Poat  John,  stone  cutter,  61  Richmond 
Pochon  Charles  L.  M.  clerk,  119  Saratoga 
Pocock  John,  tavern,  Penna.  av  near  toll  gate 
Foe  Geo.   (Joseph   E.   Clemm  &  Co.)  163  w 

Lombard 
Poe  John  P,  attorney,  25  Lexington,  dw  124 

St.  Paul 
Poe  Mary  A.  laundress,  59  Clay 
Poe  Neilson,  attorney,  25  Lexington,  dw  140 

Park 
Poe  Wm.  C.  140  Park 
Poeteik  Augustus,  shoemaker,  21  Fountain 
Pohl  Andrew,  agent  hoop  skirts,  139  Lexing- 
ton 
Pohl  Adam,  tailor,  75  Albemarle 
Pohl  Henry,  grocery,  65  Lancaster 
Pohl  Wra.  laborer,  101  s  Bond 
Pohier  Frank,  cigar  maker,  61  Centre  market 

space 
Pohier  Herman,  cigar  maker,  60  Albemarle 
Pohl  man  G.  cooper,  383  Canton  av 
Pohlman  John,  engineer,  50  Buren 
Pohlmann  Daniel,  jeweler,  676  w  Baltimore 
Pohlwen  Charles, 'blacksmith,  45  Portland 
Pohmeyer  Dr.  Gotlieb,  56  s  Eutaw 
Pohnert  Edward,  barber,  63  s  Howard 
Poincs  Benj.  laborer,  323  Aisquith 
Poisel  Thos.  clerk,  314  Franklin 
FOIST  CHARLES  D.   clerk  with   Clark  & 

Co.  184  w  Baltimore,  dw  Mansion  house 
Foist  Wm.  blacksmith,  387  Franklin 
Polack  Alexander,  carpenter,  114  e  Fayette 
Polack  Magnus,  dyer,  81  Gough 
Poland,  Jenkins  &  Co.   hides  and  leather,  12 

Water 
Police  and   Fire   Alarm  Telegraph,  old  City 

Hall  ^    ^ 

Police  Commissioners'  office.  City  Hall 
Police  Marshal's  office.'old  City  Hall 
Police  Station,  (Eastern,)  s  e  cor   Bank   and 

Bethel 
Police  Station,  (Western,)  3  n  Greene 
Police  Station,  (Middle,)  s  e  cor  Holiday  and 

Saratoga 
Police  Station,  (Southern,)  cors  Montgomery, 

Sharp  and  Hughes. 
Folitzer  Ignatius,  photographist,  427  w  Balti- 
more 
Polk  David,  bricklayer,  90  McElderry 
Folk  E.  music  teacher,  10  n  Greene 
Polk  Col.  Jas.  attorney,  dw  121  McCulloh 
Polk  Joseph,  printer,  n  e  cor  Baltimore  and 

Frederick 
Polk  Robert  M.  grocery,  30  Ensor 
POLLACK  ABRAHAM,  mattress  maker,  96 

n  Howard 
Pollack  Uriah  A.  clerk,  96  n  Howard 
Polhird  David,  clerk,  111  Chew 
Pollard  Patrick,  huckster,  28  Sterrett 
Pollard  Peter,  livery  stables,  Frederick  near 

Baltimore,  dw  477  Belair  av 
Pollard  Seth,34Granby 
Polhird  Walter  F.  clerk,  44  s  Sharp 
Pollard  Wm.  Ill  York 
Pollatsck  Rudolph,  importer  wines,  &c.,  134 

w  Lombard,  dw  76  n  Calvert 
Pollcti  Jacob,  shoemaker,  206  Hanover 
POLLEY  CHARLES  G.  baker,  72  s  Charles 
PoUey  Richard  G.  baker,  72  s  Charles 

Pollit ,  blacksmith,  122  Low 

Polliit  Alfred  H.  conveyancer,  10  Law  build- 
ings, dw  573  Lexington 


Pollitt  Edward  D.  carpenter,  10  s  Frederick, 

dw  78  s  High 
Pollitt  Mrs.  Emelia,  573  Lexington 
Pollitt  Francis  J.  cooper,  35  and  39  Commerce, 

dw  111  s  Exeter 
Pollock  Frederick,  shoemaker,  11  Mercer 
POLLOCK  HENRY,  portrait  gallery,  155  w 

Baltimore 
Pollock  Mrs.   Lewette,  fancy  goods,  794  w 

Baltimore 
Pollock  John,  packer,  794  w  Baltimore 
Pollock  Moses,  clothier,  18  Harrison 
Pollock  Nathaniel  N.  printer,  27  n  Schroeder 
Polst  Andrew,  clerk,  7  Hull's  la 
Polst  Margaret,  pedler,  7  Hull's  la 
Polman  Henry,  laborer,  201  William 
Polmyer  Wm.  book  and  job  printer,  s  e  cor 

Baltimore  and  Gay,  dw  50  n  Exeter 
Polton  Geo.  H.  machinist,  42  a  Popnlpton 
Polton  John,  brickmaker,  249  Columbia 
Polton  Mrs.  Nancy,  42  s  Poppleton 
Polton  Mrs.  Susanna,  7  Carlton 
Pomp  Capt.  John,  121  s  Ann 
Pomplitz  August,  organ  builder,  s  w  cor  Pratt 

and  Albemarle,  dw  49  Stiles 
Poncia  Anthony,  statuary  and  moulder.  26  n 

Gay 
Poncia  Catherine,  64  Barre 
Ponct  Matthew,  carpenter,  178  Hanover 
Pond  David,  133  Orleans 
Pontier  Edward,  clerk  B.  and  O.  R.  R.,  Balti- 
more Co. 
Pontier  John  S.  detective,  144  e  Pratt 
Pontier  Lewis  E.  bookkeeper,  144  e  Pratt 
Pontier  Reuben,  clerk,  144  e  Pratt 
•Pontier  Thos.  A.  grocer,  186  s  Broadway,  dw 

104  e  Baltimore 
Pool  George  T.  umbrella  maker,  432  w  Balti- 
more 
Pool  George  W.  clerk,  85  w  Fayette 
Pool  Heni-y,  shoemaker,  33  May 
Pool  James,  clerk,  31  Jackson 
Pool  Thomas,  mathematical instmment  maker, 

177  n  Eutaw 
Poole  Edwin,  clerk,  43  Greenmount  av 
Poole  Eli,  carpenter,  9  Calverton  road- 
POOLE  &  HUNT,  founders  and  machinists. 
Union  Works,   Baltimore    Co.,    office    161 
North. — [See  p.  24  Mvertisements.] 
Poole  James,  clerk,  5  Jackson 
Poole  Robert,  (P.  &  Hunt,)  Woodbury,  Bal- 
timore Co. 
Poor  Alfred,  commission  merchant,  over  36 

w  Second,  dw  9  McCulloh 
Poor  E.  O'D.,  receiver  at  Gas  Co.  19  South, 

dw  44  Lexington 
Poor  Mrs.  Jane  E.  16  McCulloh 
Popa  Henry,  laborer,  244  s  Sharp 
Pope  Mrs.  Ann,  290  Madison 
Pope  Daniel  F.  (John  R.  Cox  &  P.,)  116  n 

Paca 
Pope  David  S.  clerk,  248  n  Eutaw 

POPE  &  COLE,  75  Smith's  wharf, 
dealers  in  Metals,  Copper  Sheets, 
Bolts  and  Nails,  Iron  Pipe,  Fit- 
tings, &c. 

Pope  Franklin  F.  101  n  High 
Pope  Geo.  brush  maker,  80  n  Pine 
Pope  Geo.  laborer,  310  Aliceanna 


GBO.  S.  PAGE  &  BRO.,  Manufacturers    of  Hoof*   .•«iid   Roofing   Blaterials,  111   Smltli's 
Wliarf.     C,  H.4.aT  SSIITH,  Agent. 


POP 


315 


POU 


Pope  Geo.  A.  (P.  &  Cole,)  248  n  Eiitaw 
Pope  Jacob  F.  basket  maker,  11  Pearl 
Pope  John  H.  photographer,  334  w  Fayette 
Pope  Randolph,  chair  maker,  15  McElderry 
Poph  AthoJtz,  carpenter,  Chester  nr  Madison 
Popp  George,  38  Preston 
Popp  George  W.  cigar  maker,  34  Boyd 
Popple  Henry,  frreman,  7  Philpot 
Popplein  Andrew,  (G.  &  N.  P.  jr.)  Eutaw 
1^"  place,  cor  Wilson  and  Eutaw 
POPPLEIN  G.  &  N.  jr.,  proprietors  chemi- 
cal works,  50  North. — [See  p.  29  Mvertise- 
ments.] 
Popplein  Geo  J.  (G.  N.  &  P.  jr.)  cor  Wilson 

and  Eutaw 
Popplein  Nicholas,  (G.  &  N.  P.  jr.)  Eutaw 

place,  cor  Wilson  and  Eutaw 
POPPS  JOHN  E.  lager  beer  saloon,  43  and  45 

Ensor 
Porsinger  Caroline,  dairy,  533  Canton  av 
Porsinger  Frank,  laborer,  11  Choptank 
Porter  Benjamin  B.  (Robert  B.  &  Son,)  n  w 

cor  Read  and  Calvert 
Porter  C.  Carroll,  agent,  66  s  Howard 
Porter  Mrs.  Catherine,  218  s  Eden 
Porter  Charles,  57  n  Republican 
Porter  David  N.  painter,  Ramsay  w  of  Scott 
Porter  &   Dudley,  proprietors  Marine  Obser- 
vatory, Federal  Hill 
Porter  Edward, Three  Tuns    hotel 
Porter  Edward,  .ship carpenter,  160  Bank 
Porter  Edward  P.  carpenter,  8  s  Front,  dw  7 

Centre  Market  space 
Porter  Elizabeth,  343  n  Gay 
Porter  Elizabeth,  boarding,  34  s  Sharp 
Porter  Geo.  H.  carpenter  and  builder,    14S  s 

Charles,  dw  153  s  Paca 
Porter  Geo,  U.  (J.  B.  Rose  &  Co.)  23  Hol- 

lins 
PORTER  GEO.  U.  superintendent  Exchange 
Reading  Rooms  and  publisher  Prices  Cur- 
rent, 23'  Hollins 
Porter  Hugh,  marble  yard,  Forrest  near  Gay, 

dw  340  n  Gay 
Porter  Jas.  T.  engineer,  192  Ramsay 
Porter  Jas.  E.  ship  carpenter,  160  Bank 
Porter  James,  drayman,  182  n  Caroline 
Porter  James,  silver  plater,  460  Lexington 
Porter  John  E.   conductor  city  cars,  214  e 

Pratt 
Porter  John  T.  carter,  110  s  Paca 
Porter  Lemuel  H.  black.smith,192  Ramsay 
Porter  Mrs.  Mary,  247  e  Pratt 
Porter  Col.   Peter  A.  8th  U.  S.  Artil.,  117  n 

Charles 
PORTER  ROBERT  B.  &  SON,  hardware 

merchants,  78  w  Pratt 
Porter  Robert  B.  (Robt.  B.  P.  &  Son,)  321  w 

Fayette 
Porter  Capt.  Wm.  F.  131  Montgomery 
Porteous  David,  tavern  1,  and  blacksmith  3  s 

Balderston 
Ports  Chas.  J.  gas  .fitter,  22  n  Poppleton 
Ports  John  W.  clerk,  207  Ross 
Ports  John,  carpenter,  207  Ross 
Ports  Thos.  F.  clerk,  207  Ross 
Portugal,  Fredk.  carpenter,  86  s  Chapel 
Posey  Bolivar  N.  165  St.  Paul 
Posey  John  P.  (J.  B.  Charron&  Co.)  Bolton 

near  Townsend 
Posey  Laura  B.  milliner,  27  n  Fremont 
Posey  Louisa,  27  n  Fremont 
Poske  Herman  F.  tobacconist,  7  e  Pratt 


Posneskey  Israel,  clothier,  1  w  Second 

Posset  Chas.  shoemaker,  144  n  Eden 

Posset  Wm.  cabinet  maker,  144  n  Eden 

Post  Eugene,  Read  near  St  Paul 

Post  E.  H.,  Read  near  St.  Paul 

POST  J.  &  W.  W.  fish  and  cheese  dealers.  43 

South 
Post  James,  (J.  &  W.  W.  P.)   177  w  HoflF- 

man 
Post  Justus,  shoemaker,  80  Leadenhall 
POST  OFFICE,   Exchange  Buildings,  Ex- 
change place,  Second,  next  corner  of  Gay, 
Wm.  H.  Purnell,  postmaster 
Post  W.  W.  (J.  &  W.  W.  P.)  344  n  Eutaw 
Postcher  George,  milkman,  4  Burke 
POSTLEY    DR.   ALFRED  MORTIMER, 

dentist,  169  n  Eutaw 
Poston  John  F.  soldier,  .307  Aisquith 
Potee  Francis,  brick  maker,  150  McHenry 
Potee  Wm.  P.  soldier,  150  McHenry 
Potee  Geo.  A.  soldier,  150  McHenry 
Potee  Isaac,  rope  maker,  11  Gittings 
Potee  Mrs.  Martha  A.  confectionery,  11  Git- 
tings 
Potee  Mrs.  Mary,  12  McElderry 
Potee  Mrs.  Mary,  150  McHenry 
Potee  Peter  P.  collector,  79  s  High 
Poteet  Jesse,  laborer,  84  s  Spring 
Poteet  Jesse,  jr.  baker,  142  s  Spring 
Potter  Abraham,  carpenter,  47  George, dw  70 
POTTER  CHAS.  W.  house  and  ship  plum- 
ber, 34  w  Second,  dw  192  e  Fayette 
Potter  Mrs.  Clementine,  124  Orleans 
Potter  Elijah,  ship  carpenter,  297  Light 
Potter  Elizabeth,  30  s  Calvert 
Potter  Grafton,  chair  maker,  55  e  Lombard 
Potter  James,  shoemaker,  80  Hillen 
Potter  Rev.  Jas.  H.  63  William 
Potter  John,  carpenter,  236  e  Monument 
Potter  John  W.    ship  carpenter,  120  s  Caro- 
line 
Potter  John,  cigar  maker,  24  Centre  Market 

space 
Potter  Thomas,  236  e  Monument 
Potter  Wm.  236  e  Monument 
Pottgiesser   Henry,  tobacconist,  124  n  Fre- 
mont, dw  103  West 
Potts  John,  machinist,  226  n  Howard 
Potts  Peter,  police,  1  Grundy 
Potts  Peter  W.  coach  painter,  85  n  Schroeder 
Potts  Richard  C.  (Davison,  Dickinson  &Co.) 

67  e  Fayette 
Potts  Robert,  machinist,  1  Grundy 
Potts  Wm.  J.  engineer,  234  Preston 
Pouder  Eliza  J.  145  n  Calvert 
Pouder  Geo.  W.  cabinet  maker,  522  w  Balti- 
more, dw  428  Lexington 
Pouder  James  M.  145  n  Calvert 
Pouder  Leonard,  city  collector's  office,  154 

Pearl 
POULSON  ALEX.  W.  wholesale  fancy  goods 
dealer,  319  w  Baltimore,  dw  327  w  Fayette 
Poulson  Asaph,  clerk,  327  w  Fayette 
Poulson  Capt.  Hiram  P.  mariner,  128  Cross 
Poulson  William,  salesman,  327  w  Fayette 
Poultney  Evan,  43  Lexington 
POULTNEY  &  MOALE,  commission  mer- 
chants, 44  w  Lombard 
Poultney  Philip,  43  Lexington 
Poultney  Samuel,  66  St.  Paul 
Poultney  Robert,  millwright,  73  Columbia 
Poultney  Thomas  jr.    (P.  &  Moale,)   66  St. 
Paul 


wm.  p.  "WEBB,  Marine,  Fire  and  lilfe  Insurance  Agent  and  Broker.    Agent 
Benefit  Life  Inanrance  Co.,  Newarfc,  Pf.  J.,"  89  Second  Street. 


'  Mutual 


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POULTNEY  &  TRIMBLE,  guns,  rifles,  pis- 
tols and  fishing  tackle,  200  w  Baltimore 
Poultney  Thomas,  (P.  &  Trimble,)  63  Mount 

Vernon  pi 
Poulton  Charles,  moulder,  234  Columbia 
Poulton  Mrs.  Harriet,  477  w  Pratt 
Poulton  Wm.  E.  carpenter,  326  Light 
Poulton  Wm.  F.  wagon  master,  477  w  Pratt 
Poumairat  Mrs.  Caroline,  11  n  Strieker 
POUMAIRAT  &  McCULLY,  provision  and 

commission  merchants,  49  Light 
Poutz  Frederick,  shoemaker,  161  n  Eden 
Powdiier  Frederick,  laborer,  62  Stiles 
Powell  Charles  E.  shoemaker,  135  Vine 
Powell  Mrs.  Drucilla,  205  s  Chapel 
Powell  Edward  S.  fisherman,  294  Eastern  av 
Powell  George  W.  carpenter,  259  n  Eden 
Powell  Henry,   block  and  pump  maker,  29 

Aisquith 
Powell  Henry,  blacksmith,  136  Peirce 
Powell  Henry,  shoemaker,  12  Davis 
Powell  James,  carpenter,  79  Warner 
Powell  Jas.  Henry,  seaman,  11  Lancaster 
Powell  John,  mariner,  18  Armistead  la 
Powell  John,  tailor,  26  Elizabeth  la 
Powell  John,  provisions,  49  Pearl 
Powell  Dr.  John  F.  57  e  Pratt 
Powell  Mrs.  Louisa,  tailoress,  51  French 
Powell  Mrs.  Mary  B.  274  Aisquith 
Powell  Priscilla,  205  s  Chapel 
Powell  Thomas,  79  Warner 
Powell  W.  C,  Gilmornear  Saratoga 
Powell  W.  Thomas,  carter,  2  s  Fulton 
Powell  Wm.  H.  clerk  office  Register  of  Wills, 

29  Aisquith 
Powell  Wm.  grocer  and  flour,  24  s  Sharp 
Powels  David,  mariner,  82  Granby 
Power  Ann,  grocery,  122  s  Durham 
Power  Edward  J.  V.  clerk,  13  Barnet 
Power  James  &  Sons,  liquors,  119  w  Lombard 
Power  John,  (J.  P.  &  Son,)  180  Franklin 
Power  Patrick,  laborer,  19  French 
Power  Mrs.  Susan,  14  Mulberry 
Power  Wm.  G.  (J.  P.  &  Son,)  269  Madison  av 
Powers  Benj.  P.  (Sutton,  Pennington  &  Co.) 

53  n  Carey 
Powers  Caspar,  shoemaker,  175  s  Eden 
Powers  Frederick,  foundryman,  16  Ramsay 
Powers  Fredericka,  177  s  Chester 
Powers  George  W.  blacksmith,  McHenry  w 

of  Fulton 
Powers  George,  cooper,  177  s  Chester 
Powers  Hannah,  212  Eastern  av 
Powers  James,  laborer,  71  Boyd 
Powers  John,  laborer,  409  s  Charles 
Powers  John,  moulder,  16  Ramsay 
Powers  John  C.  painter,  40  n  Bond 
Powers  John,  laborer,  230  Lemmon 
Powers  Joseph  P.  painter,  123  William 
Powers  Patrick,  shoemaker,  206  Raborg 
Powhatan  Hall,  s  w  cor  Pratt  and  Bond 
Powhatan  Steamboat  Co.  5  Light-st  wharf,  J. 

Brandt,  jr.  president 
Powles  Henry,  property  broker,  26  St.  Paul, 

dw  286  w  Favette 
Powlcs  John,  blacksmith,  313  n  Central  av 
Powles  John,  carpenter,  12  Etna  la 
Powley  Harriet,  88  Dolphin 
Powley  Mary,  9  Valley 
Powley  Richard,  carpenter,  88  Dolphin 
Praclii  Augustus  C.  (Isaac  Reynolds  &  Sons,) 

s  w  cor  Townsend  and  Fremont 
Pracht  Charles,  (Pracht  &  Co.)  219  Franklin 


PRACHT    CHARLES,    confectioner,    218 

Franklin 
PRACHT  &  CO.  candy  manufacturers,  155 

and  157  Franklin 
Praeger  Henry,  piano  maker,  35  Calhoun 
Prag  Isaiah,  secondhand  dealer,  355  Saratoga 
Prager  Lewis,  laborer,  218  Washington,  F.  H. 
Pralle  Diedrick,  florist,  96  I\nna  av 
Praley  John,  soldier,  16  Abbott 
Prasch  Philip,  laborer,  18  Fountain 
Pratlove  Amelia,  tailoress,  59  MulUkin 
Pratt  Alvin  R.  machinist,  407  w  Lombard 
Pratt  Enoch,  (E.  P.  &  Bro.)  president  Far- 
mers' and  Planters'  Bank,  87  w  Monument 


PRATT  E.  &  BROTHER,  Whole- 
sale Commission  and  Iron  Mer- 
chants, 27  and  29  s  Charles,  dw 
Enoch  Pratt,  87  w  Monument;  dw 
Henry  Janes,  108  St*  Paul 

Pratt  George  W.  soldier,  409  w  Lombard 
Pratt  Isaac  C.  carpenter,  409  w  Lombard 
PRATT  J.  D.  «fe  CO.   mercantile   and   law 

agency  and  commissioner  of  deeds,  corner 

Charles  and  Baltimore,  up  stairs,  dw  J.  D. 

P.  14  McCulloh 
Pratt  John,  fireman,  1  Hyde  ct 
Pratt  Maria,  87  w  Monument 
Pratt  Mrs.  Mary,  13  n  Calhoun 
Pratt  Thomas  M.  moulder,  409  w  Lombard 
Preece  Edw.  148  Aisquith 
Pregel  Matthew,  tavern,  57  n  Frederick 
Preger  Wm.  locksmith,  22  New 
Preis  John  L.  grocery,  160  Sarah  Ann 
Preiss  Michael,  grocery,  8  Jasper 
Prciss  Mrs.  Rosa,  107  e  Baltimore 
Preiss  Solomon,  59  n  Eutaw 
Prell  George,  shoemaker,  143  n  Dallas 
Prell  George,  tailor,  495  n  Bond 
Prell  Philip,  barber,  73  Thames 
Preller  John,  shoemaker,  57  Holland 
Prentice  Capt.  Samuel  H.  G.  41  e  Baltimore 
Prentiss  Summer,  currier,  135  s  Eden 
Presbyterian    Church,   (South)  cor   of  Light 

and  L.  Church 
Prescott  Mrs.  Fanny,  seamstress,  16  Chats- 
worth 
Prescott  Francis,  clerk,  16  Chatsworth 
Prestler  Mrs.  Anna,  23  Somerset 
Preston  Catherine,  159  n  Eutaw 
Preston   Edmund  M.   carpenter,  5  Calverton 

road 
Preston  Edward,  carpenter,  188  s  Eutaw 
PRESTON  J.   ALEXANDER,  attorney,  31 

St.  Paul,  dw  87  St.  Paul 
Preston  Jonas,  street  agent  N.  C.  R.  R.  235 

Harford  av 
Preston  Oliver,  blacksmith,  152  Cambridge 
Preston  Patrick,  tavern,  19  Pleasant 
Preston  Mrs.  Rebecca,  70  Bank 
Preston  Rebecca,  19  Shakspear 
Preston  Wm.  blacksmith,  188  s  Eutaw 
Preston  Wm.  P.  attorney,  65  w  Fayette 
Preston  Wm.  H.  police,  170  Scott 
Preston   Wm.  assist,  ticket  agt.  N.  C.  R.  R. 

235  Harford  av 
Preston  Wm.  T    coach  maker,  159  n  Eutaw 
Presstman  Geo.  office  20  w  Second,  dw  Go- 

vanstown,  Balto.  co 


II3<:.VRY   GIESB,   Cf>ini»la»lon   MercUant,   for   the   sale    of  Flour,  Orain,  Seeds,  Sic. 
lioaeudale  Cement  and  Calclued  Planter  constantly  on  liaud,  Zl  Speor'a  Wliarf. 


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Presun  Chas.  H.  huckster,  cor  Penna.  av  and 

New  Wilson 
Prettyman  E.  P.  clerk,  91  Jefferson 
Prettyman  Fleet,  laborer,  259  Light 
Prevost  Annie,  teacher,  25  George 
Prevost  Euriale,  clerk,  25  George 
Prevost   Francis   A.   deputy  clerk   Superior 

Court,  114  Chats-worth 
Prevost  Joseph,  clerk,  25  George 
Price   Alexander  H.  engineer  U.  S.  N.   112 

Lexington 
Price  Allen,  65  s  Schroeder 
Price  Amos,  wire  worker,  14  n  Eutaw 
PRICE  AUG.   M.,City  Collector,  112  Lex- 
ington 
Price  Augustus  W.  City  Collector's  office,  112 

Lexington 
Price  Benj.  tailor,  64  n  Howard,  dw  217 
Price  Carohne,  119  n  Eutaw 
Price  Chas.  S.  S.  clerk,  112  Lexington 
Price  Catharine,  7  Penna.  av 
Price  &  Co.  fruit  and  oyster  packers,  91  and 

93McElderry's  whf 
Price  C.  shoemaker,  52  n  Central  av 
Price  David  T.  clerk,  182  w  Lombard 
Price  David  J.  mate,  244  Light 
PRICE  ED.  MAHLON,  wire  worker,  58  s 
Calvert,  dw  14  n  Eutaw.— [See  p.  21  Mver- 
tisements.] 
Price   Edward   H.   deputy   warden  jail,  297 

Light 
Price  Edward,  clerk   Adams'  Express,  217  n 

Howard 
Price    Edwin,  ladies'  shoemaker,  80    McEl- 

derry 
Price  Mrs.  Eliza,  52  n  Centre 
Price  Mrs.  Elizabeth,  326  n  Eutaw 
Price  Ephraim,  (Boston  &  P.)  52  w  Centre 
Price  Francis,  clerk,  230  w  Lombard 
Price  Geo.  shoemaker,  292  Mulberry 
Price  Geo.  B.  carpenter,  895  w  Pratt 
Price  Geo.  R.  carpenter,  9  n  Sharp,  dw  369  w 

Fayette 
Price  Jas.  B.  61  Greenmount  av 
Price  James,  miller,  55  e  Madison 
Price  Jas.  H.  druggist,  173  Penna.  av 
Price  Jerome  W.  clerk,  52  Centre 
Price  John,  officer  at  penitentiary,  103  e  Mon- 
ument 
Price  John  F.  shoemaker,  311  e  Madison 
Price  John,  rags,  206  s  Durham 
Price  John  S.  commis.  merchant,  overs  w  cor 

Pratt  and  Spear's  whf,  dw  27  Pleasant 
Price  John  T.  machinist,  30  Jackson 
Price  John  H.  overseer  Md.  penitentiary,  43 

Fawn 
Price  John  H.  carpenter,  297  Light 
Price  Joseph,  cooper,  254  e  Madison 
Price  Jos.  E.  ship  joiner,  115  s  Wolfe 
Price  Joseph,  flour  and   grain   commis.  mer- 
chant, over  s  w  cor  Pratt  and  Spear's  whf, 
dw  St.  Paul  near  Read 
Price  Jos.  H.  cooper,  225  n  Caroline 
Price  Mary  S.  293  w  Pratt 
Price  Mrs.  dress  maker.  Chase  near  Bond 
Price  Montmorency  H.  watchmaker  and  jew- 
eler, 56  s  Calvert 
Price  Margaret,  tailoress,  301  e  Monument 
Price  Mrs.  Margaret,  Harford  av  near  Point 

lane 
Price  Norman,  38  Columbia 
Price  Norman  R.  clerk,  608  Lexington 
Price  Nathan  R.  engineer,  33  s  Carey 


Price  Nathan,  restaurant,  s   w  cor  Baltimore 

and  Republican 
Price  Oliver  Perry,  commission  merchant,  81 

Smith's  wharf,  dw  112  Lexington 
Price  Reuben,  jeweler,  cor  Grant  and  Balti- 
more, dw  250  e  Baltimore 
Price  Mrs.  Rebecca,  116  Pearl 
Price  Robert,  drayman,  275  s  Paca 
Price  Richard,  (Thomas  &  P.)  182  w  Lom- 
bard 
Price  Richard,  hostler,  285  w  Biddle 
Price  Sarah,  37  s  Ann 
Price  Stephen,  mariner,  293  Canton  av 
Price  Richard  W.  clerk,  182  w  Lombard 
Price  Richard  W.  (P.  &  Co.)  112  Lexington 
Price  R.  W.  &  Co.   preservers   of  oysters, 

fruits,  &c.,  91  and  93  McElderry's  wharf 
Price  Thomas,  ship  carpenter,  173  Gough 
Price  Thomas  A.  clerk,  Gluarter  Master,  8  s 

Gay 
Price  Rev.  Wesley,  83  w  Biddle 
Price  Wm.  I.  clerk,  14  n  Eutaw 
PRICE  WM.  G.  fruit  and  commission  mer- 
chant, 103  w  Lombard,  dw  25  McCulloh 
Price  Wm.  garbage  carter,  82  Chew 
PRICE  WM.,  U.  S.  district  attorney,  29  St. 

Paul,  dw  108 
Price  Wm.  T.  shipping  master,  40  s  Ann 
Price  Wm.   T.   clerk  to  provost  marshal,  2d 

district,  dw  40  s  Ann 
Price  Wm.  fish  dealer,  61  Greenmount  av,  dw 

312  n  Caroline 
Pridgeon  Georgeanna,  confectionery,  194  Han- 
over 
Pridgeon  John,  foreman,  chemical  works,  48 

Johnson 
Pridgeon  Johnson,  tobacco  and  cigar  store,  s 
w  cor  Baltimore  and  Liberty,   dw   256  s 
Charles 
Pridgeon  Wm.  R.  bookbinder,  194  Hanover 
Priest  Anna  E.  boarding,  268  w  Pratt 
Priester  Valentine,  cabinet  maker  and  under- 
taker, 268  w  Pratt 
Prigg  Augustus  J.  clerk,  53  Holland 
Prigg  Dr.  Joseph,  53  Holland 
Priman  Mrs.  Mary,  huckstress,  55  Conway 
Primrose  Samuel  F.  clerk  Harnden  Express, 

69  Centre  Market  space 
Primrose  William  G.  machinist,  219   Mont- 
gomery 
Primrose  William,  laborer,  15  s  Carey 
Primrose  Wm.    F.   secretary  Loudon   Park 

Cemetery,  dw  Baltimore  co 
Prince  Charles  W.  carpenter,  173  n  Central 

avenue 
Prince  Mrs.  Henrietta,  10  e  Lombard 
Prince  Isaac,  jr.,  office  32  w  Second 
Prince  John,  laborer,  178  s  Spring 
Prince  Lemuel  T.  clerk,  207  Forrest 
Prince  Lemuel  S.  carpenter,  173  n  Central  av 
Prince  Wm.  A.  potter,  786  w  Baltimore 
Prince  Wm.  soldier,  119  n  High 
Printy  John,  grocery,  216  Light 
PRINGSHEIM  MORITZ,  lager  beer  saloon, 
and   brewer  of  Berlin   White   Beer,    16  s 
Frederick 
Prinz  Emma,  283  Hanover 
Prinz  Hartman,  currier,  369  s  Charles 
Prinz  John  E.  sugar  refiner,  57  Centre  Market 

space 
Prinz  Matilda,  283  Hanover 
Prior  Anna  S.  grocery,  213  Gough 
Prior  Edward,  machinist,  72  Henrietta 


GEO.  S.  page:  &  BRO.,  Maimihcturera    of  Roofs  and  Roofing  Matertalt,  111   Smltb'B 
Wliarf:    C.  HART  SMITH,  Afcent. 


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PYE 


Prior  Edward  A.  clerk,  30  n  Greene 
Prior  George  W.  soldier,  111  Peirce 
Prior  Philip,  teacher,  213  Gough 
Pritchard  Elizabeth,  158  w  Lombard 
Pritchard  George  M.  confectioner,  123 Preston 
Pritchard  Irvin  E.  bookkeeper,  153  w  Lom- 
bard 
Pritchard  Levin,  carpenter,  18  Mott 
Pritchard  Planet,  mariner,  292  e  Lombard 
Pritchard  Capt.  Richard,  steamboat  George 

Peabody,  84  s  Eden 
Pritchard  Samuel  H.  ship  carp,  2  Eden  ct 
Pritchard  Wm.  hatter,  220  Lee 
Pritchett  James,  mariner,  204  Light 
Pritchett  Susan,  tavern,  204  Light 
Pritchett  Wm.  L.  pilot,  352  Light 
Pritchett  Wm.  carter,  5  s  Bethel 
Proctor  Mrs.  Addie,  233  e  Fayette 
Proctor  Robert,  210  n  Caroline 
Proctor  Samuel  T.  (Wm.  P.  &  Bro.)  313  Sar- 
atoga 
PROCTOR  WM.  &  BRO.  hardware  dealers, 

166  w  Pratt 
Proctor  Wilson,  (Wm.  P.  &  Bro.)  114a  Sharp 
Proli  Christopher,  tailor,  8  South 
Propst  Michael,  laborer,  56  Elliott 
Protsman  Anthony,  cabinet  maker,  100  Cen- 
tral av 
Protestant  Episcopal  Reading  Room,  s  w  cor 

Charles  and  Fayette 
PROUD  J.  G.&  SONS,  insurance  agents,  63 

Second 
Proud  John  G.  (J.  G.  P.  &  Sons,)  39  n  Carey 
Proud  John  G.  jr.,  (J.  G.  P.  &  Sons,)  39  n 

Carey 
Proud  Robert  M.  (J.  G.  P.  &  Sons,)  39  n 

Carey 
Proudfoot  Rachel,  74  e  Lombard 
Proudfoot  Wm.  tobacconist,  342  e  Lombard 
Prouty  Everett,  mariner,  24  s  Bond 
Prouty  Edward,  mate,  24  s  Bond 
PROVOST  MARSHAL'S  OFFICE,  2d  dis- 
trict of  Md.,  s  w  cor  Exeter  and  Watson 
Provost  Marshal's  Office,  3d  district  of  Mary- 
land, 26  Holiday 
Prudence  Mrs.  Elizabeth,  4  Bolton 
Pruelove  George,  engineer,  15  Spring  ct 
Pruet  Abraham,  carpenter,  96  Chew 
Pruett  James,  blacksmith,  489  Relair  av 
Pruit  Sarah,  tailoress,  78  Durst  al 
Prunty  John  C.  machinist,  496  Lexington 
Pry  or  Alfred,  brakesman,  225  n  Eden 
Pryor  Edward  W.  carpenter,  225  n  Eden 
Pryor  Francis  A.  engineer,  137  Vine 
Pryor  Geo.  W.  coachmaker.  High  near  Fa- 
yette, dw  47  Harford  av 
Pryor  Geo.  E.  stone  cutter,  48  French 
Pryor  John  H.  engineer,  37  Warren 
Pryor  Richard  S.  coachmaker,  4  n  Frederick, 

dw  90  Aisquith 
Pryor  Richard  W.  50  Central  av 
Pryor  Stephen,  conveyancer,  820  w  Baltimore 
Psarer  Joseph,  tailor,  15  s  Washington,  F.  P 
Public  Schools. — [See  Appendix] 
PUBLIC  STORE  AND  APPRAISERS'  OF- 
FICE, s  e  cor  Gay  and  Lombard 
PU  BLIC  SCHOOL  COMMISSIONERS  OF- 
FICE, n  e  cor  Holiday  and  Fayette 
Public  Sales  Room,  new  Exchange  Building, 
entrance    on  Second,   George     U.   Porter, 
secretary 
Pudney  Jno.  B.  rubber  goods,  209  w  Balti- 
more, dw  13  Hollins 


Pugh  John  H,  clerk,  132  e  Madison 

Pugh  John  H.  clerk  Gas  Co.,  19  South,  dw 

n  e  cor  Pine  and  Fayette 
Pugh  Mary,  4  Fountam 
Pugh  Wm.  ship  joiner,  310  Canton  av 
Pugh  William  Geo.  grocer,  Fayette  cor  Pine 
Pugsley  John  H.  carpenter,  224  Cheenut 
Puhl  Balthasar,  tailor,  109  Raborg 
Puhl  Emma,  tavern  22  w  Lombard 
Puhle  Frederick  B.  shoemaker,  35  May 
Pulsfort  Dominick,  shoemaker,  67  Washing- 
ton, F.  H. 
Pulley  Wm.  ship  carpenter,  302  e  Pratt 
Pully  Capt.  James  W.,  Cambridge 
Pulman  George,  tailor,  139  Orleans 
Pumphrey  Ebenezer,  painter,  196  s  Fremont 
Pumphrey  Greenberry  A.  ethereal  oil,  55   n 

Poppleton 
Pumphrey  George,  machinist,,  177  s  Sharp 
Pumphrey  Lloyd  P.  painter,  4  Warner 
Puna  John  C.  confectioner,  260  n  Gay 
Punker  Robert,  coachmaker,  159  Vine 
Punte  Barnhard,  tobacconist,  73  s  Wolfe 
Purcell  James,  finisher,  22  McHenry 
Purcell  John  J.  carpenter,  2  n  Pine,  dw  210 

Mulberry 
Purcell  Mrs.  Johanna,  22  McHenry 
Purcell  Thomas,  machinist,  418  w  Fayette 
Purcell  Thomas,  laborer,  22  McHenry 
Purden  Felix,  carpenter,  88  St.  Mary 
Purden  James,  hatter,  149  Hollins 
Purdin  Mrs.  Mary,  cor  Fremont  and  Liberty 

road 
Purdin  Mary,  45  Milliman 
Purdy  Mrs.  Caroline,  44  e  Pratt 
Purdy  James  C.  fisherman,  614  Light 
PURDY  G.  W.  restaurant,  136  n  Calvert 
Purdy  John  W.  engineer,  63  s  Schroeder 
Purdy  John  H.  machinist,  27  s  Poppleton 
Purdy  Thomas,  engineer,  61  s  Schroeder 
Purington  Zaccheus  S.  commission  merchant 
and  dealer  in   fish  and   cheese,  39  and  41 
w  Pratt,  dw  67  w  Second 
Purkey  Wm.  machinist,  6  n  Schroeder 
Purnell  Charles   B.  merchant  tailor,  246   w 

Pratt,  dw  92  s  Sharp 
PURNELL  WM.    H.   postmaster,   dw   Mt. 

Washington,  Baltimore  co 
Purnell  W.  T.  J.,  Custom  House,  93  e  Pratt 
Purnell  Littleton  B.  (Hurst  &  Co.)    Maltby 

House 
Purper  John,  butcher,  15  Walker 
Purper  John,^  brickmaker,  59  Little  Hughes 
Purper  George  W.  brickmaker,  15  Walker 
Pursley  James,  cabinet  maker,  85  Pierce 
Pusey  Israel,  carriage  maker,  874  w  Baltimore 
Pusey  Mary  E.  confectionery,  169  Hughes 
Pusey  Mrs.  Maria  V.  variety  store,  874  w 

Baltimore 
Purser  George,  clerk,  151  s  Ann 
Purviancc  Rev.  George  D.  171  St.  Paul 
Purviance   Hugh   Y.   officer  U,  S.  N.  93  w 

Monument 
Purviance  Robert,  attorney,  142  w  Biddle 
PURVIS  &  CO.  bankers,  192  w  Baltimore 
Purvis  Isciac  F.  bank  clerk,  251  e  Biddle 
Purvis  James  F.  sr.  (P.  &  Co.)  Point  la,  head 

of  Caroline 
Purvis  James  F.  jr.  clerk,  252  e  Biddle 
Purvis  John  A.,  Point  la,  head  of  Caroline 
Putts  Wm.  cooper,  233  Conway 
Putzel  Selig.  G.  (Hecht  &  P.)  24  n  Eutaw 
Pyer  Michael,  laborer,  68  Boyd 


"WM.  P.  AVEBB,  Marine,  Fire  and  Life  Insnrnnce  Agent  and  Broker.    Agent 
Benefit  Life  Insurance  Co.,  Newark,  N.  J.,"  89  Second  Street. 


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QUINLAN  J.  F.  &  SON,  feed  store,  149  n 

Gay 
Quinlan  J.  F.  (J.  F.  Q.  &  Son,)  20  e  Monu- 
ment 
Quinlan  Mrs.  Mary  A.  dressmaker,  10  Ross 
Quinn  Buck,  telegrapher  B.  &.  O.  R.  R.  s  w 

cor  Hillen  and  Chesnut 
Quinn  Bridget,  tailoress,  101  Hillen 
Quinn  Charles,  coach  painter,  123  Camden 
Quinn  Charles,   hackman  Union    hotel,   cor 

Charles  and  Pratt 
Quinn  Mrs.  Catherine,  120  s  High 
Quinn  Edward,  Washington  road 
Quinn  Ellen,  huckstress,  over  47  Centre  Mar- 
ket space 
Q,uinn  Francis,  foundryman,  150  Greenmount 

avenue 
Quinn  James,  huckster,  148  Greenmount  av 
Quinn  James  H.  carpenter,  141  Ross 
Quinn  James,  machinist,  11  Humes 
Quinn  James,  carter,  161  s  Central  al 
Quinn  James,  laborer,  99  Jefferson 
Quinn  James,  shoemaker,  22  s  Bond 
Quinn  James,  carjDenter,  141  Ross 
Quinn  Jeremiah,  carter,  15  Pleasant  al 
Quinn  Jerome,  clerk,  49  n  Front 
QUINN    J.   RANDOLPH,  attorney,  24  St. 

Paul,  dw  34  Jackson 
Quinn  John,  engineer,  373  s  "Washington,  F.P. 
Quinn  John  240  e  Monument 
Quinn  John,  tavern.  Union  Dock,  dw  120  s 

High 
Quinn  John,  bricklayer,  74  Mulberry 
Quinn  John,  painter,  23  n  Sharp 
Quinn  John,  laborer,  39  Block 
Quinn  John,  storekeeper,  2  Spruce  al 
Quinn  Lucy,  319  Aliceanna 
Quinn  Mary,  grocery,  99  Jefferson 
Quinn  Mrs.  Mary,  grocery,  113  n  Central  av 
Quinn  Mrs.  Mary,  98  n  Pine 
Quinn  Michael,  laborer,  48  s  Dewberry  al 
Quinn  Morris,  laborer,  339  Penna.  av 
Q.uinn  Patrick,  porter,  93  s  Spring 
Quinn  Patrick  M.  liquors,  s  e  cor  Hillen  and 

High 
Gluinn  Patrick,  blacksmith,  6  Willow 
Quinn  Patrick,  stone  mason,  104  Boyd 
Q,uinn  Patrick,  grocery,  157  e  Monument 
Quinn  Peter,  huckster,  18  w  Lombard 
Quinn  Peter,  tinner,  cor  Chesnut  and  Hillen 
Quinn  Richard,  laborer,  12  Jordan  al 
Quinn  Rosanna,  34  Jackson 
CLuinn  Rody,  laborer,  46  Barre 
Quinn  Sarah  A.  hat  trimmer,  34  Jackson 
Quinn  Stephen,  laborer,  42  Frederick  av 
Quinn  Terrence,  speculator,  23  Constitution 
Quinn  Thomas,  laborer,  36  Morton  al 
Quinn  Thomas,  porter,  271  n  Howard 
Quinn  Wm.  ship  carpenter,  16  Fish  Mai-ket 

space 
duinn  Wm.  H.  coachmaker,  160  Ross 
Quinn  Wm.  laborer,  141  e  Eager 
Quintel  Henry,  shoemaker,  13  Harmony  la 
Quirk  James,  laborer,  39  Jew  al,  0.  T. 
Quirk  Jeremiah,  laborer,  5  Hillen 
Quirk  Thomas  W.  drayman,  5  Hillen 
Qurf  Gotleib,  rags,  6  Barnes 

R 

Raab  Conrad,  shoemaker,  500  Lexington 
Raab  Moses,  second  hand  dealer,  141  Orleans 
Raabe  Charles,  laborer,  7  Neilson  ct 

J.   HENRY  GIESE,   Commission  niercliaiit,   for   the   sale   of  Flour,   Grain,  Seeds,  &c. 
Rosendale  Cement  and  Calcined  Plaster  constantly  on  hand,  »1  Spear's  Wharf. 


Pyfer  Matthias,  shoemaker,  13  Harmony  la 
Pyle  Emily,  seamstress,  171  George 
Pyle  George  W.  police,  185  s  Paca 
Pyle  Wm.  police,  98  Leadenhall 


QuAiD  HoNORA,  105  Preston 

Quaid  James,  238  Preston 

QUAIL  GEORGE  K.  hats,  caps,  and  fancy 
furs,  238  w  Pratt,  dw  254  w  Lombard 

Quail  Mrs.  Harriet,  756  Penna  av 

Quail  Robert,  currier,  33  s  Carey 

Quandt  Charles,  barber,  40  n  Greene 

Quandt  Henry,  shoemaker,  11  Barnes 

Quanz  Anton,  butcher,  98  Belair  market,  dw 
Harford  av.  nesr  city  limits 

Quartermaster's  Office,  department  of  Balti- 
more, 8  s  Gay 

Quaters  J.  superintendent  U.  S.  Court  House, 
Howard  House 

Quartley  Arthur,  (Emmart  &  Q.)  502  w  Bal- 


QUARTLEY  C.  Show  Cards,  276 
w  Baltimore  Street,  dw  430 

Quartman  Mrs.  shirt  factory,  227  Canton  av 
Quartman  Anthony,  watchmaker,  227  Canton 

f [avenue 
uartman  Frederick,  cigar  maker,  180  n  Gay 
Quarty  Frederick,  police,  185  s  Bethel 
Quast  Henry,  tailor,  13  s  Spring 
Quay  Charles,  cooper,  232  German 
Quay  John  C.  property  agent,  232  German 
Quenton  0.  H.  cigar  maker,  256  Aliceanna 
Quentzler  Ernest,  machinist,  185  s  Caroline 
Quentzler  John,  shoemaker,  185  s  Caroline 
Querngessen  Louis,  shoemaker,  138  n  Bond 
Quick  George,  farmer,  263  n  Gay 
Quick  Henry,  gardener.  Liberty  road,  near 

city  limits 
Quigley  Amos  H.  police,  238  n  Central  av 
Quiglcy  Ann,  laundress,  3  Hoffman 
Quigley  Bridget,  laundress,  3  Hoffman 
Quigley  Edward,  engineer,  16  Davis 
Quigley  Ellen,  laundress,  3  Hoffman 
Quigley  Hugh,  carpenter,  27  Marion,  dw  34 

n  Foppleton 
Quigley  James,  engineer,  279  s  Eutaw 
Quigley  John,  clock  and   watchmaker,    168 

Penna.  av 
Quigley  Wm.  S.  hatter,  24  Penna.  av 
Quillan  Owen,  laborer,  153  Raborg 
Quillen  James,  carter,  231  Lemmon 
Quilin  Thomas,  carter,  109  Peirce 
Quillin  Owen,  carter,  173  West 
QuinanRev.  Thomas  H.  city  agent,  Md.  State 
Bible  Society,  75  w  Fayette,  dw  15  Grundy 
QUINCY  JOHN  D.   commission   merchant, 

61  s  Gay,  dw  173  n  Exeter 
Quiney  Daniel,  grocery,  n  w  cor  Exeter  and 

Low 
Quinlan  Benj.  A.  clerk,  B.  &  0.  R.  R.  32 

Hanover 
Quinlan  John,  feed  store,  20  e  Monument 
Quinlan  Joseph  E.  carpenter,  n  e  cor  Penna. 

av  and  St.  Mary,  dw  360  w  Fayette 
Quinlan  Joseph  E.  &  Co.  flour,  feed  and  pro- 
duce, 39  Penna.  av,  dw  J.  E.  Q.  360  w 
Fayette 


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Raabe  Charles,  linings  and  morocco  manufac- 
turer, 31  Saratoga,. dw  68  Holiday 
Raabe  Wm.  machinist,  164  Raborg 
Rab  Emanuel,  tailor,  50  s  Charles 
Rab  John,  laborer,  33  Guilford  al 
Rabb  George,  shoemaker,  78  Preston 
Rabberti  Joseph,  musician,  136  s  Dallas 
Rabbits  John,  glue  maker,  10  Russell 
Rabe  Ann,  6  L.  McElderry 
Rabe  Charles,  butcher,  86  n  Ann 
Rabenberger  Fredk.  laborer,  3  Tessier 
Rabenstein    Ludwig,   piano   maker,   132    L. 

Greene 
Rabillon  Leonce,  professor  French  language, 

248  Madison  av 
Raborg  &  Bro.  picklers.  Hill  near  Light 
Raborg  Dr.  Christopher  H.  n  w  cor  Lombard 

and  Howard 
Raborg   Christoph.  (R.  &  Bro.)  Winans  row 
Raborg  Edward  L.  clerk,  138  s  Paca 
Raborg  Goddard,  (R.  &  Bro.)  138  s  Paca 
Raborg  Julius  S.  dentist,  25  Holland 
Raborg  V.  shoemaker,  231  Aliceanna 
Rabourg  Fredk.  clerk,  229  n  Central  av 
Rabst  Conrad,  weaver,  241  e  Lombard 
Raburg  Annie,  dress  maker,  20  n  Caroline 
Race  Elizabeth,  5  Cowpen  al 
Race  George,  carpenter, 5  Cowpen  al 
Racup  Christopher,  bricklayer,  1  Boulden  al 
Radcliffe  Joseph,  109  Conway 
Radcliffe   Joseph   T.   sutler,  Broadway  near 

Orleans 
Rad  Alexander,  engineer,  716  w  Pratt 
Raddy  James,  miller,  305  William 
Rade  John,  laborer,  188  L.  Hughes 
Radebaugh  Wm.  clerk,  268  Saratoga 
Radecke  Dederick  H.  (Dederick  H.  R.  &  Co.) 

6  New  Church 
Radecke  &  Co.  box  makers,  22  McClellan 
Radecke  Herman,  carpenter,  164  Mulberry 
Radecke  John  Fred,  carpen.  785  w  Baltimore 
Radecke  John  H.  (R.  &  Co.)  6  New  Church 
Radecke  Mrs.  Margaret,  confectioner,  785  w 

Baltimore 
Radegar  Edward,  laborer,  15  e  Madison 
Rader  Henry,  laborer,  634  Light 
Rader  John,  barber,  348  Canton  av 
Rader  John,  laborer,  316  s  Dallas 
Radker  Dedrick,  carpenter,  47  McHenry 
Rae  Andrew,  cooper,  40  Constitution 
Rae  Francis,  machinist,  148  s  Paca 
Rae  John,  shoemaker,  72  Camden 
Rae  Robert,  machinist,  312  s  Sharp 
Raeder  Charles,  cabinet  maker,  173  n  Spring 
Raeder  Charles,  laborer,  157  West 
Raeder  George,  235  s  Bethel 
Raeder  John,  cooper,  77  e  Monument 
Raeder  John,  barkeeper,  67  Thames 
Raeder  Mary,  laundress,  675  Penna  av 
Raeger  John,  laborer,  434  Canton  av 
Raelly  George,  laborer,  278  Johnson 
Raffensbuyer  Mrs.  Catherine,  2  Sarah  Ann 
Rafferty  Bernard,  123  n  Calvert 
Rafferty  Patrick,  porter,  144  n  High 
Rafferty  Thomas,  laborer,  24  Haubert 
Raffle  Capt.  Joseph  D.  34  Spring  row 
Rfigan  Catherine,  confectionery,  37  York 
Ragan  Mary,  1  Ross 

Ragan ,  tailor,  82  York 

Ragan  Thomas,  laborer,  37  York 
Rager  Frederick,  upholsterer,  31  Pearl 
Rahe  Charles,  shoemaker,  174  s  Charles 
Rahn  Henry,  box  maker,  47  Portland 


Rahner  Chas.  shoemaker,  388  n  Gay 
Raider  John  A.  tailor,  39  Chatsworth 
Raielling  Henry,  shoemaker.  81  Mulberry 
Raign  John,  cigar  maker,  82  Somerset 
Raigner  Florentine,  cooper,  161  s  Eden 
Railey  James,  plumber,  201  Saratoga 
Railing  Rodolph,  sawyer,  10  Greene's  ct 
Raily  Edward  J.  carpenter,  2  Bolton 
Raindrop  Fredk.  cabinet  maker,  241  Lee 
Raine  Albert,  watchmaker,  109  e  Pratt 
Raine  Frederick,  editor  and  publisher  German 

Correspondent,  1  s  Gay,  dw  37  Pleasant 
Raine  Richard,  tavern,  34  Forrest 
Raine  Capt.  W.  5  s  Ann 
Raine  Wm.  wood  inspector,  5  s  Ann 
Rainer  Joseph  D.  huckster,  179  s  Paca 
Rainier  Charles  E.  engineer  U.S.  N.,  39  Hen- 
rietta 
Rainier  Capt.  John,  mariner,  39  Henrietta. 
Raink  Gerhardt,  tailor,  1  State 
Raisin  Michael,  laborer,  430  Canton  av 
Raith  Charles,  watchmaker,  69  Penna  av 
Ralmer  Lizzie,  150  s  Regester 
Rambald  Lorenz,  laborer,  15  Choptank 
Rambaldie  Sebastian,  shoemaker,  145  s  Re- 
gester 
Ramer  Edward,  shoemaker,  52  Portland 
Ramer  John,  laborer,  Dover  near  Fulton 
Ramming  Christopher,  laborer,  81  McElderry 
Ramming  Henry,  laborer,  1  Barnes 
Ramsauer  John,  laborer,  195  s  Castle 
Ramsay  Alexander,  painter,  21  s  Spring 
Ramsay  Alexander,  soldier,  240  German 
Ramsay  Arabella,  57  s  Exeter 
Ramsay  C.  Z.  R.  (H.  J.  Werdebaugh  «fe  Co.) 

395  Franklin 
Ramsay  David  F.  blind  maker,  82  Booth 
Ramsay  Dr.  39  Lexington 
Ramsay  Eliza  21  s  Spring 
Ramsay  Eliza  J.  31  Jefferson 
Ramsay  Capt.  Isaac  T.  150  s  Ann 
Ramsay  Isabella,  10  Henrietta 
Ramsay  James  D.  bricklayer,  240  German 
Ramsay  James  G.  rope  factory,  e  Monument 

extended 
Ramsay  James  G.  ship  chandler,  13  Thames, 

dw  19  s  Broadway 
Ramsay  Joseph  A.  bookseller  and  stationer, 

115  s  Broadway 
Ramsay  Matthew,  agent,  currier,  47  Harrison, 

dw  11  Holland 
Ramsay  Mary  A.  240  German 
Ramsay  Mary  F.  saleswoman,  240  German 
Ramsay  Wm.  H.  oyster  dealer,  48  s  Chapel 
Ramsay  Wm.  H.  carpenter,  21  s  Spring 
Ramsberg  August,  carpenter,  41  Lemmon 
Ramsey  Capt.  Robert  H.  51  s  Broadway 
Ramspott  August,  carpenter,  40  Lemmon 
Ramsteck  John,  246  s  Eutaw 
Ramus  Henry,  laborer,  85  s  Bank 
Ramy  Albert,  engineer,  21  Granby 
Ramy  Wm.  mariner,  70  Albemarle 
Randall  B.  F.  clerk,  48  s  Sharp 
Randall  Bro.  St.  Alphonsus,  79  Saratoga 
RANDALL  DUDLEY  A.  mineral  water  man- 
ufacturer, s  w  cor  Fayette  and  Calvert,  base- 
ment Barnum 's,  office  51  w  Fayette,  dw  59)^ 
n  Calvert 
Randall  Edw.  T.  ship  carpen.  105  Hamburg 
Randall  &  Fairbank,  flour  t.nd  feed,  491  w 

Baltimore 
Randall  Geo.  coach  trimmer,  328  Aisquith 
Randall  George  B.  89  Mulberry 


OKO.  S.  PAG£  &  BRO.,  DIanuflicturera    of  Roofs  and  Roofing  SlaterlaLi,  111 
Wluirf.    C.  HAHT  SAXTTH,  Agent. 


RAN 


321 


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Randall  James  C.  (R.  &  Fairbank,)  204  Sara- 
toga 
Randall  John  K.  clerk,  184  Preston 
Randall  Mrs.  Julia  A.  seamstress,  375  e  Eager 
Randall  Mary,  31  n  Caroline 
Randall  Mary  A.  239  e  Pratt 
Randall  Robert  Martin,  bricklayer,  161  Gough 
Randall  Samuel  H.  184  w  Hoffman 
Randall  Thomas  W.  tailor,  374  Lexington 
Randall  Volt  T.  deputy  warden  of  jail,  331 

Mulberry 
Randall  Wm.  clerk  Baltimore  Steam  Packet 

Co.,  184  Preston 
Randall  Wm.  engineer,  89  Mulberry 
Randall  Wm.  clerk,  358  n  Gay 
Randalls  Richard,  huckster,  34  William 
Randle  Wm.  H.  tailor,  176  Columbia 
Randolph  Andrew  J.  (R.,  Golibart  &  Co.)  334 

6  Pratt 
Randolph  Eliza,  31  Clay 
Randolph,  Golibart  &  Co.  lumber  merchants, 

140  Thames 
RANDOLPH    &    LATIMER,    commission 

merchants,  66  South 
Randolph   James   T.  (R.  &   Seward^)  288  e 

Baltimore 
Randolph  James  T.  ship  carver,  280  s  Ann 
Randolph  John  W.  (R.,  Golibart  &  Co.)  and 

treasurer    Fell's    Point    Bank,   dw    145   s 

Broadway 
Randolph  John  W  Jr.,  clerk,  145  s  Broadway 
Randolph  Peyton  T.  clerk,  334  e  Pratt 
Randolph  &  Seward,  ship  carvers,  274  s  Ann 
Randt  Henry,  trunk  maker,  72  Portland 
Ranfh  Charles  Q.  barber,  533  w  Baltimore 
Ranft  Joseph,  tavern,  356  w  Pratt 
Raning  Frederick,  brickmaker,  64  Jasper 
Ranker.  John,   shoemaker,   69    Washuigton, 

F.H. 
Rankin  Ann  A.  1,39  n  Exeter 
RANKIN  Rev.  CHAS.  W.  3  Waverly  Ter- 
race, Franklin  square 
Rankin  Robert,  109  s  Washington,  F.  P. 
Rankin  Samuel,  soap  and  candle  factory,  95 

Chew     . 
Ransburgh  Newton  A.  52  Conway 
Ransome  Mrs.  Elizabeth  W.  103  Bank 
Rape  John,  butcher,  551  e  Fayette 
Raphott  John,  morocco  dresser,  94  French 
Raphun  Charles  W.  clerk,  11  Lexington 
Rapin  Gerhard,  watchmaker  and  jeweler,  169 

e  Baltimore 
Rapley  Wm.  cooper,  361  n  Gay 
Rapp  Charles,  carpenter,  179  s  Bond 
Rapp  Conrad,  shoemaker,  5  Carlton 
Rapp  Henry,  baker,  468  Lexington 
Rapp  John,  shoemaker,  14  Union 
Rapp  Nicholas,  cooper,  12  President 
Rapp  Wm.  tavern,  Clinton  s  of  Boston 
Rapp  Wm.  clerk,  12  s  Exeter 
Rappel  Joseph,  tailor,  317  e  Lombard 
Rappold  L.  second  hand  furniture,  1  n  Dallas 
Rappoldt  Harman,  brass  finisher,  31  e  Fayette 
Rarjrar  Andrew,  tailor,  144  s  Regester 
Rasch  Charles,  shoemaker,  113  Low 
Rasch  George,  tailor,  311  n  Central  av 
Rasch  Gustav  A.  bookkeeper,  58  Barre 
Rasch  Jacob,  tailor,  65  s  High 
Rasch  John,  broom  maker,  Wolfe  nr  Fayette 
Rasche    Mrs.   Mary    A.   confectionery,   110 

Barre 
Rasenberg  Christian,  mariner,  166  Cross 
Rashley  Louis,  barber,  Biddle  al 


Rasin  Isaac  F.  straw  goods,  39  n  Charles,  dw 

232  Aisquith 
Rasin  James  M.,  Mansion  House 
Rasin   Robert   W.  real   estate   broker,  77  n 

Eutaw 
Rasin  R.  W.  L.  bookkeeper,  over  32  South, 

dw  349  Lexington 
Ratcliffe  Quinton  W.  clerk,  548  Lexington 
Ratenkamp  Francis,  currier,  158  George 
Rath  Adolph,  cigars,  53  Albemarle 
Rathcan  John,  laborer,  53  Boyd 
Rathel  Jos.  boatman,  148  Washington,  P.  H. 
Rathell  Henry  H.  A.  printer,  137  Mulberry 
Rathgaber  Godfrey,  cabinet  maker,  cor  Exe- 
ter and  Eastern  av 
Rathman  John,  laborer,  17  s  Durham 
Rathrey  Wm.  finisher,  299  North 
Rattery  Patrick,  liquors,  44  Cider  al 
Rattey  Christian,  hackman,  71  s  Paca 
Rattican   Thos.  plumber  and  gas  fitter,  1   n 

Frederick,  dw  197  East 
Ratwisch  Henry,  tavern,  1  L.  McElderry 
Rau  George,  grocery,  204  s  Wolfe 
Rau  George,  merchant  tailor,  244  n  Gay 
Rau  George,  laborer,  278  s  Ann 
Rau  Henry,  baker,  269  n  Dallas 
Rau  Mrs.  John  C.  99  Penna.  av 
Rau  John,  tavern,  91  Low 
Rau  John  C.  tin  and  sheet  iron,  99  Penna.  av 
Rau   John  C.   &   Co.   grocers    and   produce 

merchants,  cor  Howard  and  Franklin 
Rau  Mary,  70  s  Bethel 

Rau  Michael,  laborer,  Hudson  near  Federal 
Ranch  Christopher,  bar  keeper,  113  Bank 
Rauch  Frank,  laborer,  158  s  Eden 
Ranch  Frederick,  shoemaker,  14  n  Caroline 
Rauch  Frederick,  grocer,  cor  McElderry  and 

Dallas 
Rauch  Jacob,  trunk  maker,  134  Burgundy  al 
Rauch   John   H.  wharfinger  at    Commercial 

wharf,  dw  70  s  Washington,  F.  P. 
Rauch  Mrs.  Margaret,  llis  Bank 
Rauch  Susan,  dyer  and  scourer,   194  w  Fay- 
ette 
Rauck  Fredk.  dyer  and  scourer,  95  n  Eutaw 
Rauh  Mary,  255  n  Eden 
Rank  Joseph,  butcher,  94  s  Wolfe 
Raunft  Alois,  lager  beer,  105  West 
Rausch  John,  shoemaker,  314  n  Howard 
Rauschenbach  John  A.  cutter,  240  Hanover 
Rauscher  John,  laborer,  8  Bank 
Rauscher  Lewis,  laborer,  8  Bank 
Rausch  Charles,  shoemaker,  273  s  Dallas 
Rausch  Geo.  trader,  275  s  Dallas 
Rausch  Frederick,  locksmith,  29  Low 
Rausch  Peter,  laborer,  508  Light 
Raush  Nicholas,  butcher,  294  s  Bond 
Rauner  John,  laborer,  212  s  Dallas 
Rauschonberg  Jacob,  tailor.  111  Leadenhall 
Rauth  Sabella,  shoe  store,  540  w  Baltimore 
Rauwer  Henry,  tailor,  120  Saratoga 
Ravekamp  John,  cigar  maker,  76  s  Exeter 
Ravel  Geo,  fireman,  175  n  Eden 
Raveor  Wm.  shoemaker,  68  s  Bond 
Rawlings  Annie  M.  and  Carrie  L.  seminary, 

116  German 
Rawlings  Benj.  clerk  commissary  department, 

449  w  Fayette 
Rawlings  &  Brunner,  bookbinders  and  blank 

book  manuf,  over  262  w  Baltimore 
Rawlings   Chas,  R.   (R.  &  Brunner,)    122  e 

Madison 
Rawlings  Eliza  C.  18  s  Howard 


WM.  P.  WEBB,  Marine,  Fire  and  tife  Insurance  Agent  and  Broker.    Agent  "Mutual 
Benefit  Ufe  Insurance  Co.,  IVewark,  BT.  J.,"  89  Second  Street. 

21 


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322 


EED 


Rawlings  Geo.  A.,  Adams  Express,  113  Con- 
way 

Rawlings  Joshua,  porter,  186  L.  Constitution 

Rawlings  Wm.  P.  shoemaker,  699  w  Pratt 

Ray  Alfred,  shipsmith,  77  s  Ann 

Ray  Alexander,  provisions,  81  n  Broadway, 
dw  72 

Ray  Andrew  J.  soldier,  14  Fall 

Ray  Benj.  F.  agent  Ray's  reaper  and  mower, 
4C1  w  Lombard 

Ray  Charles,  police,  72  McElderry 

Ray  Mrs.  Emily,  380  Franklin 

RAY  FRANCIS,  manufacturer  of  reaping 
and  mowing  machines,  605  w  Pratt,  dw  401 
w  Lombard 

Ray  Hollis  F.  clerk,  401  w  Lombard 

Ray  James,  bricklayer,  14  Fall 

Ray  John  B.  collector,  28  St.^Paul,  dw  210 
Harford  av 

Ray  Josiah,  bailiff  Criminal  Court,  dw  138 
Conway 

Ray  John,  huckster,  8  Willow 

Ray  John,  drayman,  9  Jenkins  al 

Ray  John,  51  w  Centre 

Ray  Marcellus,  shoemaker,  59  Goodman  al 

Ray  Oliver,  tinner,  170  n  Fremont 

Ray  Richard  M.  engineer,  159  Chesnut 

Ray  Sarah,  nurse,  14  Fall 

Ray  Thos.  blacksmith,  101  s  Poppleton 

Ray  Thos.  cooper,  12  Fall 

Ray  Wm.  G.  clerk,  210  Harford  av 

Ray  Wm.  cigar  maker,  458  w  Lombard 

Raybold  Thomas  J.  paper  hanger,  over  190 
Saratoga 

Rayhice  Charles,  clerk,  234  Saratoga 

Rayhice  Dominick,  clerk,  234  Saratoga 

Raymer  Chas.  painter,  133  Barre 

Raymer  Mary,  grocery,  30  n  Dallas 

Raymo  Chas.  M.  hatter,  82  n  Gay 

Raymo  Frank,  tavern.  Homestead,  Balto.  co 

Raymo  Lewis,  hatter,  117  n  Gay 

Raymo  Modest,  hat  dealer,  82  n  Gay 

RAYMOND  &  BURTON,  gentlemen's  fur- 
nishing store,  38  w  Baltimore 

Raymond  Lawrence,  laborer,  148  a  Washing- 
ton, F.  P. 

Raymond  John  W.  shoemaker,  250  Cross 

Raymond  Nancy,  shoebinder,  57  Richmond 

Raymond  Wm.  E.  (R.  &  Burton,)  38  w  Bal- 
timore 

Raymond  W.  J.  police,  568  Lexington 

Rayner  Christian,  tailor,  219  n  Central  av 

Rayner  Wm.  S.  71  s  Broadway 

Raynolds  Col.  Wm.  F.  chief  of  engineers  U. 
S.  A.  headquarters,  dw  9  s  Carey 

Raysinger  Martin,  engineer,  592  w  Pratt 

Rea  Mrs.  Ann  C.  nurse,  126  Columbia 

Rea  Ann  C.  teacher,  126  Columbia 

Rea  Chas.  H.  (R.  &  Co.)  72  George 

Rea  Jas.  porter,  24  Morris  al 

Rea  James,  Howard  house 

REA  JOHN  H.  &  CO.  clothiers,  118  w  Pratt 

Rea  John  H.  (John  H.  R.  &  Co.)  60  George 

Rea  John  E.  clerk,  60  George 

Rea  Jos.  B.  granite  cutter,  126  Columbia 

Read  Edward  B.  diuggi.st,  n  e  cor  Baltimore 
and  Ann 

Read  Gillian,  tanner,  137  s  Spring 

Read  J.  P.  shoe  store,  155  e  Baltimore,  dw 
153 

Read  John,  moulder,  499  w  Lombard 

Head  John  W.  apothecary,  96  s  Broadway 

Read  Joseph,  watchman,  280  Greenmount  av 

J.  HEJVRY  GIKSK,   Comiulsnion  Alercliaiit,  for  the  sole   or  Flour,  Grain,  Seeds,  di» 
Roaeudale  Cement  uid  CalcUMd  Pluter  constanUy  on  lumd,  HI  Spew'a  WUw* 


Read  Peter,  laborer,  371  s  Bond 

Read  Robt.  coppersmith,  cor.  West  Falls  bt 

and  Lombard,  dw  326  e  Baltimore 
Read  Robert,  (Washington  &  R.)  326  e  Bal- 
timore 
Read  Saml.  McK.  clerk,  347  e  Monument 
Read  Mrs.  Sophia  C.  37  Mulberry 
Read  Wm.  S.  painter,  171  s  Wolfe 
Read  Wm.  C.  huckster,  78  McElderry 
Read  Wm.  Geo.  attorney,  37  Mulberry,  dw 

224  n  Charles 
Read  Wm.  H.  druggist,  63  s  Broadway 
Read  Wm.  G.  (Pennington  &  R.)  Baltimore 

county 
Readasall  Jacob,  68  n  Gay 
Reader  Jacob,  locksmith,  3  s  Frederick 
Readolph  August,  baker,  358  Canton  av 
Ready  Ann,  teacher,  122  s  Paca 
Ready  James,  shoemaker,  74  Johnson 
Ready  Samuel,  142  Hanover 
Reagan  Mrs.  Winifred,  79  Hull 
Reager  Geo.  laborer,  255  s  Paca 
Reagle  Geo.  L.  shoemaker,  9  n  Eutaw 
Reahl  Gearhart,  tailor,  15  Albemarle 
Reahl  Joseph,  cooper,  894  w  Pratt 
Reale  Lorenzo,  laborer,  8  Beale  ct 
Realy  Anna  R.  milliner, 277  Hanover 
Ream  Henry,  carpenter,  290  n  Gay 
Reamer  James,  clerk,  Howard  house 
Reamer  Wm.  C.  proprietor  Howard  house,  5 

n  Howard 
Reaney   James,  teller  Chesapeake  Bank,  598 

Lexington 
Reaney  Alexander,  painter,  202  n  Broadway 
Reaney  John  G.  114  e  Lombard 
Reaper  Henry,  tailor,  240  n  Eden 
Reardon  Catharine,  grocery,  62  Hull 
Reardon  Ellen,  268  n  Front 
Reardon  John,  69  Dawson  al 
Reardon  Michael,  laborer,  62  Hull 
Reardon  Patrick,  carter,  28  n  Amity 
Reardon  Philip,  laborer,  Donnelly  ct 
Rearer  Henry  H.  carpenter,  124  n  Central  av 
Reasinger  Eliza,  144  Eastern  av 
Reathe  Ferdinand,  porter.  111  Leadenhall 
Reay  David,  jr.  silver  plater,  79  s  Caroline 
Reay  H.  S.  clerk,  79  s  Caroline 
Rebb  Conrad,  nail  maker,  18  Fountain 
Rebb  Philip,  tailor,  125  McElderry 
Reben  Hall,  Fayette  near  Harrison 
Reben  Laube,  21  n  Frederick 
Rebitz  Henry,  shoemaker,  334  s  Charles 
Rebline  John  M.  shoemaker,  37  Peach  al 
Reboul  Mme.  Napoleon,  gaiters,  87  n  How- 
ard 
Rebsem  John  P.  milkman.  Fort  av  near  Law- 
rence 
Rebstock  Charles,  grocer,  367  s  Eutaw 
Rechabite  Hall,  n  w  cor  Frederick  and  Fay- 
ette 
Rechtenberger  Geo.  sawyer,  171  s  Dallas 
Reckefus  Wm.  R.  telegraphist,  23  n  Gay 
Rccker  Francis,  55  Mulberrv 
Recker  Joseph  F.  55  Mulberry 
Reckert  Chas.  A.  tobacconist,  72  Columbia 
Reckert  Geo.  McC.  cigar  maker,  130  Scott 
Reckert  John,  cigar  maker,  68  Columbia 
Reckitt  Chas.  jr.  clerk,  176  Columbia 
Record  Office,  s  e  cor  St.  Paul  and  Lexington 
Rectenvald  Michael,  carpenter,  55  s  Wolfe 
Redden  Charles,  paver,  126  s  Chapel 
Redding  Edward,  30  Ryan 
Redding  John,  hostler,  33  Ryan 


RED 


323 


REE 


Redding  John,  laborer,  198  Aliceanna 
Redding  John,  porter,  274  s  Bond 
Redding  John,  laborer,  173  n  Exeter 
Redding  Joseph,  ice  wagon,  3  Anthony 
Redding    &    Musson,    oyster    packers,   226 

Hughes 
Redding  Wm.  A.  (R.  &  Musson,)  28  Hill 
Reddish  John,  hardware,  187  s   Broadway, 

dw  263  e  Baltimoie 
Reddish  Joseph  H.  sailmaker,  347  s  Sharp 
Reddish  Mrs.  Louisa,  347  s  Sharp 
Reddish  Robt.  H.  mariner,  68  Durst  al 
Reddish  Robt.   H.   tinner,  74  Washington, 

F.  H. 
Reddish  Wm.  H.  J.  mariner,  347  s  Sharp 
Reddon  Mrs.  Catharine,  seamstress,  46  s  Bond 
Reddon  John  B,  mariner,  46  s  Bond 
Redeman  H.  tailor,  24  Albemarle 
Redeman  Peter,  laborer,  82  s  Wolfe 
Redfield  Jacob  S.  foundryman,  n  w  cor  Can- 
ton av  and  Caroline 
Redfieid  Jas.   M.,  New  York  agent  for  relief 

of  soldiers,  85  w  Fayette 
Redgrave  Anne,  158  Pearl 
Redgrave  Isaac,  258  Aliceanna 
Redgrave  John  B.  lumber  inspect.  West  Falls 

av,  dw  565  Lexington 
Redgrave  Samuel,  watchman,  272  Aisquith 
Redgrave  Samuel,  272  Aisquith 
Redgrave  Wm.  S.  hotel.  111  Camden 
Redifer  Chas.  A.  painter,  24  n  Sharp,  dw  s  e 

cor  George  and  Fremont 
Redinger  Maria,  grocery,  197  Peirce 
Redman  Catherine,  seamstress,  287  Aliceanna 
Redman  Henry  H.  laborer,  18  Dawson 
Redman  James,  hostler,  570  w  Lombard 
Redman  James,  tobacconist,  54  Hill 
Redman  Saml.  shoemaker,  54  Hill 
Red  Men's  Hall,  Paca,  between  Fayette  and 

Lexington 
Redmond  Archibald  B.  brick  maker,  Canton, 

dw  114  s  High 
Redmond  Jas.  E.  cigar  maker,  54  Hill 
Reed    Mrs.   Anne,  dress  maker,  49  s  Liberty 
Reed  Mrs.  Ann  M.  dress  maker,  359  s  Sharp 
Reed  Mrs.  Ann,  18  sSchroeder 
Reed  Mrs.  Bertha,  154  Garden 
Reed  Caroline,  dress  maker,  70  French 
Reed  Chas.  clerk,  216  n  Eutaw 
Reed  David,  carpenter,  18  s  Schroeder 
Reed  Mrs.  D.  A.  53  n  Pine 
Reed  Ella,  64  Preston 

Reed  Mrs.  Frances,  provisions,  36  Warner 
Reed  Capt.  Francis  S.  210  n  Eutaw 
Reed  F.  L.  (Ross  Campbell  &  Co.)  New  York 
Reed  Geo.  coal  heaver,  190  Montgomery 
Reed  Geo.  blacksmith,  4  Bolton 
Reed  Geo.  A.  clerk,  169  e  Pratt 
Reed  Jacob,  huckster,  82  McElderry 
REED  DR.  JAMES  A.  s  e  cor  Baltimore  and 

Exeter 
Reed  Jesse,  huckster,  487  w  Lombard 
Reed  John,  cigar  maker,  36  Warren 
Reed  John,  cabinet  maker,  274  e  Lombard 
Reed  John,  moulder,  18  s  Schroeder 
Reed  John  H.  salesman,  558  Penna.  av 
Reed  John  H.  salesman,  171  w  Fayette 
Reed  John  H.  salesman,  53  n  Pine 
Reed  John  L.  (Stickney&  Co.)  33  Lexington 
Reed  Joseph  H.  cooper,  12  w  Boyd 
Reed  Mary,  23  w  Lombard 
Reed  Mrs.  Mary,  130  Hoffman 
Reed  Mrs.  Mary  A.  seamstress,  275  s  Charles 

J.   HEIVRY   GIESE,   Commlaaion   Merchant,   for   the   sale   o«   Flour,   Grain,  Seeds,  «&o. 
Rosendale  Cement  and  Ccdclued  Plaster  constantljr  on  hand,  HI  Spear's  WluarC 


Reed  Matilda,  169  e  Pratt 

Reed  Matilda,  55  e  Fayette 

Reed  Michael  H.  salesman,  53  n  Pine 

Reed  Michael,  laborer,  176  s  Wolfe 

Reed  Rebecca,  6  Jackson 

Reed  Richard,  laborer,  101  Crsss 

Reed  Richard,  painter,  70  French 

BEED  ROBERT  A.  dealer  in  Old 
Books,  Coins,  Autographs,  &c.,  76 
N.  Eutaw.    Dw.  86  PearL 

Reed  Sarah,  89  Garden 

Reed  Seth,  bookkeeper  J.  S.  Gittings  &  Co., 

623  w  Lombard 
Reed  Mrs.  Temperance,  487  w  Lombard 
Reed  Thomas,  watchman,  486  s  Chester 
Reed  Thomas  S.  potter,  289  s  Paca 
Reed  Wm.  H.  engineer  N.  C.  R.  near  1st  toll 

gate.  Falls  road 
Reed  Wm.  L.  upholsterer,  167  n  Fremont 
Reeder  Charles,  engineer,  171  Montgomery 
Reeder  Charles,  blacksmith,  623  w  Lombard 
Reeder  Chas.  engineer  and  machinist,  Hughes, 

dw  291  w  Lombard 
Reeder  Charles,  291  w  Lombard 
Reeder  Geo.    W.  iron    and   brass   moulder, 

Hughes,  dw  173  Montgomery 
Reeder  Mrs.  Susan,  287  Light 
Reeder  Wm.  A.  shoemaker,  39  s  Oregon 
Reeger  John  C.  cooper,  186  s  Charles,  dw  195 
Reel  Casper,  laborer,  179  s  Caroline 
Reel  Chas.  engineer,  23  Burke 
Reel  John  H.  engineer,  23  Burke 
Keeper  Henry,  Strieker  near  Pratt 
Rees  Nicholas,  liquors,  126  Forrest 
Reese  Andrew,  mariner,  91  n  Eden 
Reese  Andrew,  barber,  222  Light 
Reese  Andrew,  president  Howard  Fire  Insur- 
ance Co.  60  n  Liberty 
Reese  Rev.  Aquilla  A.   post  chaplain  at  Fort 

McHenry,  dw  302  e  Lombard 
Reese  Chas.  carter,  337  n  Central  av 
Reese  Chas.  M.  soldier,  44  Chesnut 
Reese  Chas.  (G.  H.  R.   &  B«-os.)  Lanvale  nr 

Bolton 
REESE  CHARLES  &  CO.   family  grocers, 
corners   Eutaw,  Madison  and  Garden,   dw 
C.  R.  Balto.  CO. 
REESE    REV.    DANIEL  M.,   Laurel  iron 
works.  Whetstone  Point,  dw  187  Washing- 
ton, F.  H. 
Reese  Daniel  W.  clerk,  187  Washington,  F.H. 
Reese  David,  basket  maker,  170  e  Pratt 
Reese  Edwin  F.    (Wainwright&  Co.)  Balti- 
more CO. 
Reese  Edward,  grocer,  366  w  Baltimore,  dw 

n  w  cor  Sharp  and  Perry 
Reese  Mrs.  Francis  B.  147  Hoffman 
Reese  Frederick,   heater,  110  s  Washington, 

F.  P. 
Reese  Frederick,  founder,  13  Fountain 
REESE  G.  H.  &   BROTHERS,  tea  dealers 

and  grocers,  207  and  209  w  Pratt 
Reese  Geo.  D.  clerk,  German  opp.  Pine 
Reese  Geo.  Turner,  teamster,  41  Chesnut 
Reese  George  S.  stock   broker,  at  Brothers 

McKim,  dw  138  St.  Paul 
Reese  Gerard  H.  (G.  H.  R.&  Bros.)  Charles 

street  av,  Balto  co 
Reese  Henry  (G.  H.  R.  «fe  Bros.)  52  Bolton 
Reese  Jacob,  laborer,  4  Barnes 


KEE 


324 


REI 


Rehrman  John,  cabinet  maker,  74  Grindall 
Reibecker  Andrew,  tanner,  30  Anthony 
Reiberger  Joseph,  sawyer,  204  Stirling 
Reibcrt  Adam,  tailor,  258  s  Sharp 
Reibert  George,  tailor,  76  Leadenhall 
Reibert  John,  laborer,  9  Choptank 
Reibolt  Henry,  butcher,  cor  Potomac  and  El- 
liott 
Reibseman  Henry,  driver,  160  s  Spring 
Reibseman  Peter,  ship  carpenter,  227  Canton 

avenue 
Reice  Mary  A.  laundress,  51  Preston 
Reich  Anton,  salesman,  59  Portland 
Reich  Elizabeth,  dairy,  219  s  Charles 
Reich  John,  lager  beer,  228  Frederick  av 
Reich  John,  soldier,  219  s  Charles 
Reich  John,  soldier,  409  Light 
Reicharat  Harman,  porter,  4  L.  Paca 
Reichert  Frederick,  carpenter,  200  Cross 
Reichert  Joseph,  shoemaker,  209  Aliceanna 
Reichter    Mrs.    Mary,   dressmaker,  385    w 

Pratt 
Reichle  David,  tailor,  73  n  Spring 
Reid  Andrew,  (Spence  &  R.)  107  w  Monu- 
ment 
REID  &  CO'S  EXPRESS,  116  s  Eutaw 
Reid  Rev.  C.  A.  22  s  Calhoun 
Reid  Mrs.  Elizabeth,  periodicals,  686  w  Balti- 
more 
Reid  H.  C.  bookkeeper,  169  e  Pratt 
Reid  H.  C.  M.  Covington  Institute  for  young 

ladies,  289  n  Howard 
Reid  Jesse  D.  reporter  Sun,  n  e  cor  Baltimore 

and  Frederick 
Reid  John  0.  (R.  &  Co.)  142  Cathedral 
Reid  John,  laborer,  123  Aliceanna 
Reid  John,  laborer,  278  s  Bond 
Reid  John,  cigar  maker,  18  Ramsay 
Reid  John  N.  salesman,  44  Courtland 
Reid  Mrs.  Margaret,  29  n  Fremont 
Reid  Mrs.  Priscilla,  182  Hanover 
Reid  Robert,  clerk,  491  Lexington 
Reid  Thomas  B.  carpenter,  150  Cathedral 
Reid  Thomas  N.. property  agent,  189  n  How- 
ard 
Reid  Wm.  carpenter,  491  Lexington 
Reid  W.  F.  D.  painter,  45  e  Pratt 
REID  WM.  H.  justice   of  the  peace,  101  n 

Paca,  dw  150  Cathedral 
Reideshoif  Ernest,  cooper,  3  Calverton  road 
Reidlingshoefer  John,  porter,  256  e  Pratt 
Reier  Adam,  tailor,  242  Columbia 
Reier  Henry,  blacksmith,  242  Columbia 
Reier  Henry  J.  shoemaker,  36  Clifford 
Reier  Reinhart,  tailor,  242  Columbia 
Reifner  Conrad,  watchmaker,  243  Aliceanna 
Reifner  Henry,  shoemaker,  263  Eastern  av 
Reifsnider  Henry,  laborer,  Clinton 
Reifsnider  John  R.  clerk,  126  Pine 
Reift"  George,  laborer,  167  Regester 
Reifsnider  John  B.  clerk,  126  Pine 
Reigart  Henry  F.  teller  Marine    Bank,    95 

Aisquith 
Reigler  Teresa,  seamstress,  185  s  Eden 
Reigol  Mrs.  Margaret,  confectionery,  482  w 

Lombard 
Reign  David  M.  butcher,  49  Centre,  63  Lex- 
ington, and  44  Hanover  markets,  dw  752 
Penna.  av 
Reik  Lenhard,  lager  beer,  697  w  Baltimore 
R'eiker  Jacob,  curled  hair  maker,  Dover,  near 

Fulton 
Reil  Louis,  cooper,  13  Goodwin  al 

WJJI.  P.  IVSniJ,  M.irl»»e,  Sf^iwe  fund  Itlte.  Ill8llr.^llCK  Agent  ami  Broker.    Agent  "Mutual 
Benefit  Life  Insurance  Co.,  Ne-w.irfe,  N.  .T.,"  89  Second  Street. 


Reese  John,  tailor,  17  Somerset 
REESE  JOHN  S.  &  CO.  importers  and  deal- 
ers in  fertilizers,  s  e  cor  Wolfe  and  Lancaster, 
office  71  South 
Reese  John,  mariner,  335  Dallas 
Reese  John,  copper  smelter,  4  Cuba 
Reese  John  S.  (J.  S.  R.  &  Co.)  Lanvale  near 

Bolton 
Reese  John  E.  teller  Farmers  and  Planters' 

Bank,  8  s  Greene 
Reese  John,  soldier,  383  w  Pratt 
Reese  John  A.  tailor,  138  Vine 
Reese  John,  laborer,  137  s  Exeter 
REESE  JOHN  M.  eating  saloon,  s  w  corner 

Eastern  av  and  Caroline 
Reese  John,  laborer,  137  s  Exeter 
Reese  John,  laborer,  8  Preston 
Reese  John  E.  jr.  clerk  Farmers  and  Planters' 

Bank,  8  s  Greene 
Reese  John  L.  jr.,  brick  maker, 431  w  Fayette 
Reese  John,  tavern,  177  Eastern  av 
Reese  J.  Fisher,  clerk  at  Brothers  McKim,  n  e 

cor  Lexington  and  Charles 
Reese  Joseph  H.  B.  clerk,  Conway  nr  Sharp 
Reese  Joshua,  pilot  U.  S.  N.  72  s'  Washing- 
ton, P.  P 
Reese  Louis,  cutter,  338  s  Charles 
Reese  Margaret  K.  German  opp.  Pine 
Reese  Mrs.  Margaret,  Lanvale  nr  Bolton 
Reese  Mary  E.  105  Conway 
Reese  Rev.  P.  B.  Fremont  nr  Penna  av 
Reese  Peter,  cigar  maker,  77  Preston 
Reese  Rebecca,  tavern,  163  Eastern  av 
Reese  Samuel,  constable,  313  Mulberry 
Reese  Stephen  W.  huckster,  41  Hill 
Reese  Susan,  grocery,  44  Chesnut 
Reese  Thomas  M.  (G.  H.  R.  &  Bros.)  181  w 

Lombard 
Reese  Thomas  H.  barber,  222  Light 
Reese  Wm.  brick  manufacturer,  Washington 

road,  dw  156  s  Sharp 
Reese  Wm.  S.  chemist,  34  e  Baltimore 
Reese  Wm.  P.  clerk,  158  German 
Reese  Wm.  copper  smelter,  St.  Charles  hotel. 

Locust  Point 
Reeside  James,  laborer,  390  West 
Reeside  James,  laborer,  331  Columbia 
Reeside  Wm.  watchman,  408  West 
Reeves  James,  painter,  55  n  Republican 
Reeves  J.  Mason,  machinist,  157  Garden 
Reeves  Joseph  H.  C.  bookkeeper,  13  s  Kiitaw 
Reeves  Joseph  F    (Brinkley&  R.)  81  e  Pratt 
Reeves  Wm.  blacksmith,  528  w  Fremont 
Regan  John,  3  Constitution 
Regenarth  Louis,  laborer,  320  s  Dallas 
Regeler  Conrad,  paver,  18  Baker  ct 
Regester  Daniel  T.  brass  finisiier,  69  Chew 
Regester  Samuel  W.  bookkeeper,  69  Chew 
Regester  Susannah,  confectioner,  188  e  Mon- 
ument 
REGESTER  JOSHUA,  Baltimore  bell  and 

brass  works,  53  Holiday,  dw  69  Chew 
Regester  Capt.  Samuel,  135  s  Regester 
Regner  Adolph,  laborer,  425  Canton  av 
Regner  John,  cooper,  cor  Canton  av  and  Essex 
I'egos  George,  laborer,  196  Eastern  av 
Rehbein  Henry,  tailor,  30  McElderry 
Rehberger  Sebastian,  tailor,  19  s  Spring 
Rehle  Wm.  shoemaker,  80  Leadenhall 
Rehling  August,  ship  carpenter,  512  Light 
Rehmert  Gotleib,  tavern,  233  Aliceanna 
Rehrmann  Lacboringo,  tailor,  172  Burgundy 
alley 


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Reinhardt  Mrs.  Charlotte,  240  w  Lombard 
Reinhardt  Conrad,  tailor,  2  Walker 
Reinhardt  C.  F.  wines  and  liquors,  165  e  Pratt 
Reinhardt  Charles  C.  cutler   and    surgical  in- 
strument maker,  7  n  Gay 
Reinhardt  Christopher,  laborer,   113  e   Lom- 
bard 
ReinhardtEdward,  surgical  instrumentmaker, 

7  n  Gay 
Reinhardt  George  L.  laborer,  177  West 
Reinhardt  George,  butcher,  n  w  cor  Pratt  and 

Strieker 
Reinhardt  H.  D.  artificial  limbs,  trusses,  &c. 

206  w  Pratt 
Reinhardt  John  M.  blacksmith,  208  Elliott 
Reinhardt  John,  tailor,  456  w  Pratt 
Reinhardt  John,  clerk,  240  w  Lombard 
Reinhardt  Louis,  surgical  instrument  maker, 

7  n  Gay 
Reinhardt  Melcboir,  clothing  cutter,  5  Lead- 

enhall 
Reinhardt  M.  E.  (Hershberg  &  R.)  45  e  Lom- 
bard 
Reinhardt  Moritz,  shoemaker,  121  w  Madison 
Reinhardt  Wm.  H.  surgical  instrumentmaker, 

7n  Gay 
Reinhart  George,   butcher,  96  Centre  and  66 

Lexington  markets,  dw  868  w  Baltimore 
Reinhart  George  P.  clerk,  76  n  Gay 
Reinhart  John,  tailor,  6  s  Wolfe 
Reinheimer  Fredk.  cutter,  209  s  Eutaw 
Reinheimer  Fredk.  stevedore,  120  Bank 
Reinhold  Conrad,  shoemaker,  40  Portland 
Reineke  Carl,  laborer,  173  s  Spring 
Reinicker  Charles,  soldier,  451  n  Gay 
Reinicker  Elizabeth,  Chase  nr  Bond 
Reinicker  John  F.  carpenter.  Chase  nr  Bond 
Reinicker  John,  varnisher,  137  Peirce 
Reinicker  Peter,  laborer,  139  Peirce 
Reinicker  Wm.  J.  clerk,  171  w  Fayette 
Reinig  Peter,  tailor,  Orleans  nr  Central  av 
Reinisch  Louis,  tavern,  250  s  Broadway 
Reinner  Fredk.  tailor,  306  Cross 
Rein  ling  Henry,  laborer,  156  s  Eden 
Reinig  John,  cigar  maker,  74  Central  av 
Reinwald  Margaret,  362  Saratoga 
Rcinwald  John  B.  tailor,  362  Saratoga 
REIP  ALFRED  H.  tin  plates,  wire  rivets, 
hardware,  &c.,  335  w  Baltimore,  dw  285  w 
Lombard 
Reip  Charles  E.  soldier,  207  w  Fayette 
Reip  Edward  H.  tinner,  207  w  Fayette 
Reip  J.  Henry,  house  furnishing,  tinware  and 
fancy  goods,  335  w  Baltimore,  dw  285  w 
Lombard 
Reip  Lawrence  J.  house  furnishing  goods,  28 

n  Paca 
Reis  A.  shoemaker,  40  Douglas 
Reis  Conrad,  tailor,  177  s  Wolfe 
Reis  David,  baker,  68  n  Schroeder 
Reis  George,  laborer,  264  s  Ann 
Reis  Henry,  whitewasher,.  177  s  Wolfe 
Reis  John,  harness  maker,  59  Ross 
Reiss  John,  tailor,  39  Harrison 
Reisdon  Michael,  blacksmith,  113  Hillen 
Reiser  Anton,  tailor,  271  s  Paca 
Reiser  George  W.  confectioner,  271  s  Paca 
Reiser  Joseph,  soldier,  271  s  Paca 
Reisert  Barbara,  335  s  Sharp 
Reisert  John,  huckster,  335  s  Sharp 
Reisert  Mary  M.  335  s  Sharp 
Reisenwaber  John,   (Frederick  &  R.)  280  n 
Gay 

J.   HE^TRY  GIESE,   Commission   Mtrchnnt.   for   the   sale   of  Flour,   Grnln,  Seeds,  &c. 
Roseudale  Cemeut  aud  Calcined  Plaster  constantly  ou  Iiand,  21  Spear's  "Wharf. 


Reile  John,  laborer,  97  Washington,  F.  H. 
Reilcy  Barney,  laborer,  29  Chase 
Reiley  George,  laborer,  194  Columbia 
Reiley  Rev.   J.  McKendree,  Presiding  Elder 

East  Baltimore  Conference,  99  n  Exeter 
Reiley  P.  E.  hat  and  cap  maker,  s  w  cor  Bal- 
timore and  Gay,  dw  Maltby  house 
Reiley  Patrick,  stone  polisher,  200  Garden 
Reiley  Patrick  F.  shoemaker,  64  Richmond 
Reiley  William  McKendree,  clerk,  99  n  Exe- 
ter 
Reilley  Lawrence,  grocery,  464  Harford  av 
Reilley  Peter,  merchant  tailor,  93  n  Howard, 

dw  Franklin  House 
Reilly  Ann,  dry  goods,  121  e  Monument 
Reilly  Christopher,  51  w  Centre 
Reilly  Edward,  marble  polisher,  301  Forrest 
Reilly  George,  laborer,  22  Shakspear 
REILLY  GEORGE,  livery  and  hack  stables, 

25  and  30  w  Lombard 
Reilly  James,  laborer,  57  Lancaster 
Reilly  Joseph,  books,  81  North 
Reilly  Joseph,  jr.,  plumber,  81  North 
Reilly  Joseph,  jr.,  restaurant,   basement    11 

South,  dw  12 
Reilly  John,  plumber,  39  n  Poppleton 
Reilly  John,  laborer,  14  Concord 
Reilly  John,  plumber,  39  n  Poppleton 
Reilly  John,  waiter  at  Barnum's  Hotel 
Reilly  Patrick,  brass  finisher,  201  Saratoga 
Reilly  Patrick,  waiter,  38  Hillen 
Reilly  Patrick,  laborer,  30  French 
Reilly  Patrick,  laborer,  127  Stirling 
Reilly  Patrick,  laborer,  8  Addison 
Reilly  Patrick,  Eldon  Hall  restaurant,  78  w 

Fayette,  dw  76 
Reilly  Peter,  painter,  3  Valley 
Reilly  Peter,  tailor,  93  n  Howard,  dw  Frank- 
lin House 
Reilly  Phillip,  grocery  and  liquors,  8  Tyson 
Reilly  PhiUips,  sand  excavator,  126  Garden 
Reilly  Robert,  plumber,  25  w  Lombard 
Reilly  Wm.  P.  bookkeeper,  25  w  Lombard 
Reily  Barnabas  W.  salesman,  254  Mulberry 
Reily  Henry,  mariner,  272  s  Ann 
Reily  Henry  E.  gunsmith,  62  s  Eden 
Reiman  Philip,  bricklayer,  8  Rose 
Reimann  Gotheff,  barber,  246  Aliceanna 
Reimberg  Conrad,  barber,  105  n  Paca 
Reimnitz  Charles,  cooper,  171  Hamburg 

Reimschnider  ,    cabinet  maker,  3  Mc 

Elderry  ct 
Rein  Margaret,  236  s  Sharp 
Reinach  Isaac,  merchant  tailor,  750  w  Balti- 
more 
Reindollar  Jacob  T.  stairbuilder,  16  Clay,  dw 

255  n  Howard 
Reineck  Peter,  laborer,  49  Watson 
Reinccke  Wm.  reporter  Baltimore   Wecker, 

169  w  Lombard 
Reinccker  John,  laborer,  186  L.  Hughes 
Reinemund  Henry,  butcher,  202  s  Eutaw 
Reiner  John,  huckster,  Penna.  av  extended 
Reines  Frederick,  stevedore,  257  Canton  av 
Reinfeldter  Pankratz,  shoemaker,  71  Wash- 
ton,  F.  H. 
Reing  Catharine,  laundress,  282  Johnson 
Reingle  George,  boatman,  189  s  Chester 
Reinhard  M.  E.  wholesale  clothier,  294  w  Bal- 
timore, dw  15  s  Liberty 
Reinhard  John,  baker,  358  Canton  av 
Reinhardt  Bernhardt,  grocery,  123  w  Madi- 
son 


REI 


326 


REU 


Reiserer  Franz,  machinist,  10  Wagon  al 

Reisewaber  Johann,  potter,  145  e  Pratt 

Reisig  George,  shoemaker,  232  Dallas 

Reisinger  Amelia,  teacher,  235  w  Biddle 

Reisinger  Mrs.  Elizabeth,  117  Pearl 

Reisinger  George  W.  cigar  maker,  7  Ogsden 

Reisinger  Henry,  of  proTost  marshal's  office, 
cor  fc^den  and  Baltimore 

Reisinger  John  P.  paper  hanger,  175  s  Eden^ 

Reisinger  John,  fireman,  51  Boyd 

Reisinger  Lewis  F.  hackman,  70  Ramsay 

Reisinger  Lewis,  tinner,  47  Scott 

Reisinger  Wm.  235  w  Biddle 

Reisner  Mrs.  Ann,  confectionery,  95  Eastern 
avenue 

Reist  Francis,  confectionery,  282  s  Charles 

Reist  Henry  T.  cigar  packer,  282  s  Charles 

Reist  Zacharias,  watchmaker,  Wolfe  nr  Pratt 

Reister  A.  H.  saddle  and  harness  maker,  131 
Hillen,  dw  144 

Reisz  Henry,  bricklayer,  177  s  Wolfe 

Reiter  Abraham,  engineer,  265  s  Paca 

Reiter  Albert  H.  clerk,  19  s  Caroline 

Reiter  Charles,  blacksmith,  458  w  Lombard 

Reiter  David,  millwright,  497  w  Lombard 

Reiter  Mrs.  Fredericka,  41  Cross 

Reiter  Harman  H.  tailor,  19  s  Caroline 

Reiter  Henry,  tailor,  26  n  Dallas 

Reiter  John,  clerk,  Baltimore  near  Washing- 
ton 

Reiter  Peter,  carter,  Ostend  near  Russell 

Reiter  Philip  R.  grocery,  Clinton 

Reitter  John ,  wheel wright  and  blacksmith ,  212 
Henrietta 

Reitz  Mrs.  Catherine,  60  William 

Reitz  Christian,  shoemaker,  4  Morris  al 

Reitz   George  Frederick,  glass   blower,    164 
Montgomery 

REITZ  HENRY  L.  &  SONS,  grocers  and 
tea  dealers,  93  Hanover 

Reitz  Mrs.  H.  L.  93  Hanover 

Reitz  Herman  J.  115  n  Front 

Reitz  John,  glass  blower,  164  Montgomery 

Reilz  John,  laborer,  107  n  Bethel 

Reitz  John,  laborer,  194  s  Washington,  F.  P. 

Reitz  Lewis,  clerk,  60  William 

Reitz  Lewis  H.  (Henry  L.  R.  &  Sons,)  93 
Hanover 

Reitz  Martin,  tavern,  245  s  Broadway 

Reitz  Peter,  laborer,  179  Argyle  al 

Reitz  Philip,  glass  manufactory,  37  Hughes, 

dw  60  Willfam 
Reitz  Wm.  L.   (Henry  L.  R.  «fc  Sons,)  93 

Hanover 
Reitzel  Matthew,  shoemaker,  7  New  Church 
Rekefus  Wm.  R.  telegraph  operator,  23  n  Gay 
Reklein  Henry,  laborer,  51  Preston 
Relief  Board  for  the  Baltimore  city  soldiers, 

office  40  w  Fayette 
Rell  Louis,  cooper,  291  s  Paca 
Rell  Louis,  cooper,  293  s  Paca 
Relleker  George,  shoemaker,  72  Granby 
Remgy  John,  butcher,  232  s  Castle  al 
Remick  Albert,  clerk,  163  w  Lombard 
Remick  Albert,  clerk,  185  w  Baltimore 
Remington  Mrs.  Avarilla,  66  s  Ann 
Remington  Jesse,  (Oliver  &.  R.)  66  s  Ann 
Remlein  Frank,  laborer,  232  s  Durham 
Remley  George  W.  architect,  171  n  Caroline 
Remley  Henry,  carpenter,  55  s  Ann 
Remrnell  John,  paver,  333  n  Central  av 
Remmer  Elizabeth,  Clinton  near  Ellicott 
Remmey  Geo.  A,  drover,  9  n  Amity 

OKO.  S.  PAOK  Si  BROm  Manufncturers    of  Roof*   and   Roofing   materials.  111   Smith's 
WluaeX.    C.  HART  8AIITH,  Agent. 


Remming  John,  brewer,  cor   Jackson    and 

Adams,  Homestead 
Remworth  Jacob,  stevedore,  76  n  Ann 
Renehan  William,  (Benzinger&  R.)  Howard 

house 
Rengsdorf  Peter,  carman,  84  Central  av 
Renell  H.  mariner,  274  s  Ann 
Renick  Wm.  H.  52  w  Biddle 
Rennard  Francis,  ice  wagon.  Hunter  al  near 

John 
Rennard  Thomas,  Hunter  near  Johns 
Renner  George  L.  shoemaker,  406  w  Lombard 
Renner  John,  at  sugar  refinery,  82  Somerset 
Renner  Philip,  140  e  Pratt 
Rennert  G.  Henry,  cutter,  256  s  Eutaw 
Rennert  Lewis,  carpenter,  311s  Charles 
Rennert  Mrs.  Mary,  grocery,  254  s  Eutaw 
RENNERT  &  O'CONNER,  Exchange  res- 
taurant, basement  new  Exchange  building, 
adjoining  Post  office 
Rennert  Robert,  (Guy  &  Co.)  n  e  cor  Calvert 

and  Fayette 
Rennert  Robert  R.   (R,  &  O'Conner,)  Guy's 

Monument  house 
Rennert  Wm.  bartender,  Exchange  restaurant 
Renninger  Martin,  varnisher,  Chesnut  al  near 

Ogsden 
Rennolds  Henry  T.  clerk,  279  e  Madison 
Rennolds  Wm.  D.  bookkeeper,  648  w  Fayette 
Rennous  Edward  G.  boat  builder,  115  McEl- 

derry's  wharf,  dw  106  e  Fayette 
Renoff  Frederick,  shoemaker,  55  Ensor 
Renshaw  Harriet,  191  Aisquith 
Renshaw  Joseph,  coachmaker,  145  Franklin » 

dw  180  Mulberry 
Renshaw  Joseph,  baggage  master  N.  C.  R. 

77  n  Calvert 
Renshaw  Lemuel,  carpenter,  34  Orleans 
Renshaw  Wm.  jr.  112  n  Charles 
Renter  Charles  E.  shoemaker,  33  Penn 
Rentz  George  F.  carpenter,  125  n  Fremont 
Rentz  Joseph,  basket  maker,  65  Clay 
Rentz  Lewis,  basket  maker,  401  w  Pratt 
Rentzberger  Mrs.  Marianna,  5  Littel  al 
Renwick  John  A.  clerk,  56  Saratoga 
RENWICK  ROBERT,  cabinet  warerooras 

and  manufactory,  92  n  Howard  dw  90 
Renwick  Rob't,  jr  bookkeeper  Bank  of  Com- 
merce, dw  90  n  Howard 
Renwick  Wm.  runner  Bank  of  Commerce,  90 

n  Howard 
Repka  Albert,  mariner,  188  s  Ann 
Repp  Catherine,  grocery,  146  Raborg 
Repp  George,  baker,  34  Thames 
Repp  Henry,  baker,  146  Raborg 
Reppel  Conrad,  carpenter,  135  Henrietta 
Reppert  Mrs.  Elizabeth,  44  Montgomery 
REPUBLICAN  OFFICE,  72  w  Baltimore 
Requa  Abraham,  320  Hollins 
REQUARDT  JOHN  F,  tobacco  and  cigars, 
n  w  cor  Baltimore  and  Calvert,  (Museum 
building,)  dw  43  Albemarle 
Requardi  John  J.  tobacconist,  s  e  cor  Lom- 
bard and  Centre  Market  space,  dw  43  Al- 
bemarle 
Resh  George,  shoemaker,  6  Etna  la 
Ress  Augustus  F.  saddler,  336  w  Pratt 
Ressel  Herman,  tailor.  Gist  near  Essex 
Rethmann  Herman,  machinist,  47  Schroeder 
Rettimiller  Henry,  tailor,  325  Hanover 
Rettner  John,  shoemaker,  256  e  Lombard 
Reuckert  Fred'k,  music  teacher,  414  w  Lex- 
ington 


RET 


327 


RHO 


Retzsch  P.  W.  stevedore,  224  s  Ann 
Reuckert  Mary,  414  w  Lexington 
Reudman  F.  hostler,  47  Lancaster 
Reuge  Caspar,  machinist,  313  Light 
Reul  J.  Henry,  barkeeper,  181  Louisiana  av. 
Reull  Henry,  confectionery,  92  s  Caroline 
Reul  Philip,  carpenter,  29  Preston 
Reus  John,  baker,  14  Warner 
Reus  Philip,  baker,  44  s  Republican 
Reusing  Adam,  shoemaker,  117  West 
Reusz  John,  shoemaker,  350  s  Charles 
Reuter  Andrew,  hardware  dealer,  46  Harrison 
REUTER  ANDREW   &    SONS,  hardware 
dealers,  56  w  Baltimore,  dw  A.  R.  46  Har- 
rison 
Reuter  Augustus,  hammerer,  51  Canton  av 
Reuter  Charles,  (Andrew  R.  &  Sons,)  46  Har- 
rison 
Reuter  Edward,  (Andrew  R.  &  Sons,)  46  Har- 
rison 
Reuter  F.  Lewis,  (Andrew  R.  &  Sons,)  46 

Harrison 
Reuter  Henry,  cigar  maker,  186  s  Central  av 
Reuter  William,  shoemaker,  170  L.  Greene 
Renting  Conrad,  piano  maker,  439  Lexington 
Reuwer  Diedrich,  baker,  274  s  Sharp 
Revell  Peter,  laborer,  542  Saratoga 
Revere  Col.  Wm.  H.  10th  Md.  regiment  U.  S. 

A.,  Howard  House 
Revere  Mrs.  Mary  A.  9  s  Greene 
Rewdow  Joseph,  clerk,  75  Ensor 
Rex  William,  auctioneer,  8  German,  dw  667 

Lexington 
Rexell   Sebastian,  laborer.   Mulberry  above 

Strieker 
Rexroth  Adam,  shoemaker,  45  Short 
Rexroth  Harman,  laborer,  517  Franklin 
Reyer  August,  piano  maker,  5  Jackson  ct 
Reyner  J.  Boon,  barkeeper,  124  Hanover 
Reynolds  Anthony,  laborer,  66  Durst  al 
Reynolds  Bernard,  cabinet  maker,  261  Forrest 
Reynolds  Bernard,  clerk  B.  &  0.  R.  R.  261 

Forrest 
Reynolds  Benjamin,  carpenter,  161  Aisquith 
Reynolds  Bozarris  R.  salesman ,  156  w  Madi- 
son 
Reynolds  Mrs.  Caroline,  seamstress,  42  Ra- 

borg 
Reynolds  Charles  D,  clerk,  21  s  High 
Reynolds  Charles,  porter,  35  Albemarle 
Reynolds  Christina,  milliner,  100  Pearl 
Reynolds  Dennis,  heater,  10  Windsor 
ReynoldsE.  (J.W.  & E.  R.  &  Co.)  Harford  co 
Reynolds  Edw.  H.  engineer,  73  Dawson  al 
Reynolds  Edw.  W.  bricklayer,  719  w  Pratt 
Reynolds  Mrs.  E.  R.  cor  Gilmore  and  Lex- 
ington 
Reynolds  George,  clerk,  13  McElderry 
Reynolds  George  W.  soldier,  7  Walker 
Reynolds  Grafton,  soldier,  126  St.  Peter 
Reynolds  Henry  R.  of  custom  house,  77  s 

Eden 
Reynolds  Dr.  Henry  S.  648  n  Fayette 
Reynolds   Henry  S.  jr.  apothecary,  648  w 

Fayette 
Reynolds  Hugh,  laborer,  146  n  Bond 
Reynolds  Isaac  &  Sons,  provision  dealers,  12 

Balderston 
Reynolds  Isadore,  detective,  142  Hughes 
Reynolds  J.  W.  &  E.  &  Co,  com.  merchants, 

over  90  Light-st  whf 
Reynolds  James  E.  (Wm.  R.  &  Son,)  131  w 
Fayette 


Reynolds  James,  tinner,  66  Portland 
Reynolds  Jesse  K.  conductor,  295  e  Fayette 
Reynolds  John,  barki^eper,  Fountain  Hotel 
Reynolds  John,  laborer,  72  Durst  al 
Reynolds  John,  tavern,  556  w  Baltimore 
Reynolds  John  H.  painter,  13  McElderry 
Reynolds  John  M.  puddkr,  21  Elliott 
Reynolds  Joseph,  (Isaac  R.  &  Sons,)  160 St. 

Paul 
Reynolds  Joseph,  machinist,  8  Lemmon 
Reynolds  Josiah,  house  carpenter,  69  n  Front, 

dw  21  s  High 
Reynolds  Louis  D.  W.  clerk,  151  Montgm'y 
REYNOLDS  LUTHER  M.  attorney,  74  w 

Fayette,  dw  182  e  Fayette 
Reynolds  Lindsay  H.  property  agent,  279  e 

Madison 
Reynolds  Mrs.  Marg't,  seamstress,  35  Bevan 
Reynolds  Mrs.  Mary  E.  53  s  Poppleton 
Reynolds  Michael,  grocery,  194  Conway 
Reynolds  Michael,  wagoner,  6  Slemmer's  al 
Reynolds  Nelson  G.  bricklayer,  100  Pearl 
Reynolds  Owen,  boiler  maker,  13^^  s  Front 
Reynolds  Patrick,  laborer,  30  e  Monument 
Reynolds  Patrick,  laborer,  220  Penna.  av 
Reynolds  Mrs.  Rachel,  42  Raborg 
Reynolds  Mrs.  Sarah,  778  w  Baltimore 
Reynolds  Sarah,  156  w  Madison 
Reynolds  Capt.  Silas,  mariner,  32  Spring  row 
Reynolds  Thomas  E.   cooper,  216  s  Eutaw, 

dw  48  Leadenhall 
Reynolds  Thomas  M.  cooper,  216  s  Eutaw, 

dw  48  Leadenhall 
Reynolds  V.  Clinton,  iron  yard,  Boston,  Can- 
ton, dw  141  Park 
Reynolds  Wm.  &  Son,  grocers  and  corr.mia- 

sion  merchants,  40  n  Howard 
REYNOLDS  WM.  jr.  attorney,  38  St.  Paul, 

dw'131  w  Fayette 
Reynolds  Wm.  9  Waverley  terrace,  Franklin 

square 
Reynolds  Wm.  (Wm.  R.&Son,)  131  w  Fay- 
ette 
Reynolds  Wm.  G.  machinist,  134  Jefferson 
Reynolds  W.  H.  77  s  Eden 
Reynolds  Wm.  J.  tinner,  87  Warner 
Rheb  Lewis,  painter,  165  Regester 
Rheim  Ellen  C.  dressmaker,  53  n  Poppleton 
Rheim  James  I.  carpenter,  35  Marion 
Rheim  Josiah  G.  53  n  Poppleton 
Rhein  John,  coachmaker,  158  Stirling 
Rhein  Philip,  tavern,  18  s  Frederick 
Rhinehardf  Christ'r,  laborer,  232  s  Charles 
Rhinehardt  Conrad,  carpenter,  5  Leadenhall 
Rhinehardt  Melgar,  tailor,  5  Leadenhall 
Rhinehart  Charles,  tinner,  183  Madison 
Rhinehart  George,  hay  dealer,  283  Forrest 
Rhinehart  John,  paver,  113  n  Bethel 
Rhinehart  Joseph,  brickmaker,  9  Choptank 
Rhinehart  Lewis,  laborer,  189  Aliceanna 
Rhinehart  Philip,  carpenter,  183  e  Madison 
Rhinehart  Philip,  jr.  tinner,  183  e  Madison 
Rhoads  John  R.  (Willard  R.  &  Son,)  197  e 

Baltimore 
Rhoads  Willard  &  Son,  ship  brokers  and  com. 

merchants,  cor  Pratt  and  Smith's  whf 
Rhoads  Willard,  (W.  R.  &  Son,)  60  Barre 
RHODES  BENJAMIN  M.  &  CO.  manufac- 
turers of  Rhodes'superphosphates,  the  stan- 
dard manures  and  dealers  in  guano, 82  South 
Rhodes  Benj.  M.   (B.  M.  R.  &  Co.)  155  w 

Lombard 
Rhodes  Edgar  E.  clerk,  394  w  Fayette 


MTM.  P.  WEBB,  Marine,  Fire  and  JAtb  Insurance  Agent  and  Broker.    Agent 
Benefit  laTe  Insnranee  Co.*  Ne'wark,  V.  J.,"  89  Second  Street. 


'Mutual 


KHO 


328 


ETC 


Rhodes  Edward,  blacksmith,  12  Sterrett 
Rhodes  George  R.  salesman,  154  Hanover 
Rhodes  James,  potter,   Madison  near  Ches- 
ter 
Rhodes  James,  police,  247  Franklin 
Rhodes  James  H.  carpenter,  327  w  Lombard 
Rliodes  John,  ship  broker,  over  cor  Pratt  and 

Smith's  wharf,  dw  Baltimore  near  Spring 
Rhodes  J.  M.  broker,  79  Second,  dw  79'St. 

Paul 
Rhodes  John  H.  154  Hanover 
Rhodes  John  P.  clerk,  435  n  Gay- 
Rhodes  carpenter,  88  s  Fremont 

Rhodes  John  F.  bricklayer,  327  Light 

Rhodes  Mrs. 12  Sterrett 

Rhodes  Mrs.  Mary  A.  266  Franklin 
Rhodes  Wm.  blacksmith,  268  Greenmount  av 
Rhodes  Wm.  L  clerk,  68  Hill 
Rhodes  Zachariah,  394  w  Fayette 
Rhodicker  Christopher,  fireman,  102  3  Caro- 
line 
Rhodrick  Mrs.  Susan,  726  w  Baltimore 
Rhodrick  Wm.  H.  H.  soldier,  726  w  Baltimore 
Riach   Alexander  F.  (R.   &   Murdoch,)   33 

Hamilton 
Riach  Wm  M.  clerk,  74  w  Centre 
Riach   &  Murdoch,    dry  goods  commission 

merchants,  over  15  s  Charles 
Riall  Mrs.  Elizabeth,  139  Ross 
Riall  James,  gas  fitter,  96  n  Pine 
Riall  John  H.  clerk,  433  w  Lombard 
Ribler  Charles,  butcher,  23  Preston 
Rice  &  Bro.,  butchers,  18  Centre,  28  Lexing- 
ton and  14  Hanover  markets 
Rice  Caroline,  22  Shakspear 
Rice  Charles,  butcher,  Retreat  near  Penna  av 

extended,  Baltimore  co 
RICE,  CHASE  &  CO.  dry  goods  commission 

merchants,  10  and  12  German 
Rice  Charles,  cabinet  maker,  1  Albemarle 
Rice  Conrad,  laborer,  152  Garden 
Rice  Conrad,  cooper,  171  Hamburg 
Rice  Conrad,  tailor,  149  s  Bond 
Rice  Mrs  Eliza,  16  Laurel 
Rice  Frederick,  (R.  &  Bro.)  656  Penna  av 
Rice  Henry,  grainer,  basement  58  w  Fayette, 

dw  121  e  Madison 
Rice  Henry  G.  (R.,  Chase  &  Co.)  10  and  12 

German 
Rice  Isaac,  cigar  maker,  126  Vine 
Rice  Jacob,  (R.  &  Bro.)  670  Penna  av 
Rice  Jacob,  115  e  Lombard 
Rice  John,  laborer,  72  Washington,  F.  H. 
Rice  John  W.  clerk,  (Boehm,  R.  &  Co.)  8  n 

Pine 
Rice  Judah,  grocery,  cor  Central  av  and  Chew 
Rice  Lawrence,  butcher,  672  Penna  av 
Rice  Lewis,  (Wm.  &  L.  R.)  580  Penna  av 
Rice  Margaret,»414  Division 
Rice  Mary,  milkwoman,  414  Division 
Rice  Mrs.  Mary,  84  s  Bond 
Rice  Mary,  teacher,  172  Forrest 
Rice  Mrs.  Rosalie,  13  Lloyd 
Rice  Michael,  cooper,  192  Hollins 
Rice  Mrs.  Sarah,  24  George 
Rice  Sarah  S.  teacher,  24  George 
Rice  Stephen,  restaurant,  63 and  65  South 
Rice  S.  B.  clerk  Quartermaster,  55  e  Baltimore 
Pcice  Samuel  E.  clerk,  135  s  Sharp 
Rice  Sebastian,  essences,  23  Abbott 
Rice  Thomas  U.  block  and  pump  maker,  4 

Covington,  dw  228  Light 
Rice  Thomas,  soldier,  202  e  Baltimore 


Rice  Capt.  Wm.  T.  mariner,  84  s  Bond 

Rice  Wm.  laborer,  186  s  Chapel 

Rice  Wm.  &  Lewis,  butchers,  76  Lexington 

market 
Rice  Wm.  (W.  &  Lewis  R.)  Penna  av  near 

Northern  av 
Riceley  Daniel,  miller,  109  L.  Greene 
Rich  Dr.  Arthur,  office  39  Lexington,  dw  489 

w  Fayette 
Rich  Charles  M.  clerk,  Mansion  House 
Rich  Charles,  cabinet  maker,  1  Albemarle 
Rich  Charles  W.,  U.  S.  A.  10  Aisquith 
Rich  Conrad,  butcher,  892  w  Pratt 
Rich  Godfrey,  boot  maker,  42  Harrison 
Rich  Henry  M.  clerk,  489  w  Fayette 
Rich  Lizzie,  provisions  892  w  Pratt 
Rich  Meyer,  (M.  L.  Straus  &  Co.,)  103  w  Pratt 
RICH  THOMAS  R.  notary  public,  over  81 

w  Second,  dw  60  Courtland 
Rich  Wm.  clerk,  170  n  Calvert 
Richard  Anthony,  laborer,  174  Lee 
Richard  Jacob,  huckster,  60  Camden 
Richards  Amon,  279  Hollins 
Richards  Amon  A.  carpenter,  279  Hollins 
Richards  Mrs.  Elizabeth  H.  55}^  e  Lombard 
Richards  Harry,  clerk,  121  L.  Greene 
Richards  Henry,  wheelwright,  15  s  Ann 
Richards  Isaac,  93  Lee 
Richards  John  D.  &  Co.  auctioneers,  horses, 

carriages,  &c.,  55  German 
Richards  John  D,  (J.  D.  R.  &  Co.)  Western 

Hotel 
Richards  John,  bricklayer,  174  Lee 
Richards  John,  28  n  Spring 
Richards  John,  tailor,  325  Eastern  av 
Richards  John  H.  boots  and  shoes,  120  Light 

St.  whf.,  dw  14  n  Eutaw 
Richards  Joseph  T.  shoe  store,  76  Pearl 
RICHARDS  JOSHUA  H.  stove  house,  442 

w  Baltimore,  dw  463  w  Fayette 
Richards  Mrs.  Mary,  41  n  Gay 
Richards  Randolph,  butter,  225  Harford  av 
Richards  Theodore,  bricklayer,  174  Lee 
Richards  Thomas  T.  S.  teacher,  441  n  Gay 
Richards  Wm.  J.  tobacconist,  127  Gough 
Richards  Wm.  H.   J.  trunk  maker,  54  n  Fre- 
mont 
Richardson  Andrew  L.  bookkeeper,  Republi- 
can office,  247  Saratoga 
Richardson  Bartholomew,  butcher,  Ettingnear 

Mosher 
Richardson  Beale  H.  &  Co.  publishers  Repub- 
lican and  Argus,  72  w  Baltimore 
Richardson  Beale  H.  (B.  H.  R.  &  Co.)  247 

Saratoga 
Richardson  Caleb,  ship  carpen.  152  s  Wash- 
ington, F.  H. 
Richardson  Charles  W.  10  Aisquith 
Richardson  Charles,  police,  150  s  Washing- 
ton, F.  H. 
RICHARDSON   &   CO.    coal  oil  depot  and 

wagon  grease  factory,  26  s  Calvert 
Richardso^n    C.    Herbert,    law    student,    28 

McCulloh 
RICHARDSON    EDWARD   J.   &   SONS, 
agents  N   Y.  Life  Insurance  Co.  9  Franklin 
buildings.  North. — [See  page  36  Mvertise- 
ments. 
Richardson  Edward  J.  (E.  J.  R.  &  Sons,)  28 

McCulloh 
Richardson  Edward  A.  (E.  J.  R.  &  Sons,)  167 

w  Biddle 
Richardson  Mrs.  Emma  J.  56  Franklin  al 


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Richardson  Francis  A.  (B.  H.  R.  &  Co.)  51 

Lexington 
Richardson  Frances  A  73  St.  Peter 
Richardson  Geo.  W.  cattle  dealer,  345  Light 
Richardson  George  J.  (E.  J.  R.  &  Sons,)  28 

McCulloh 
Richardson,  Isaiah,  glass  blower,  Stockholm 

near  Eutaw 
Richardson  James  K.  watchman,  60s  Ann 
Richardson  James  W.  of  Farmers  and  Plant- 
ers Bank,  32  s  Exeter 
Richardson  James  M.  painter,  128  Ross 
Richardson  Capt.  James  R.  68  Gough 
Richardson  James  F.  108  s  High 
Richardson  John  B.  clerk,  10  and   12  German 
Richardson  J.  ship  joiner,  64  Lee 
Richardson  J.  A.  (R.  &  Co.)  26  s  Calvert 
Richardson  John  T.  machinist,  161  n   Exeter 
RICHARDSON    JOHN,    tobacconist,  30  w 

Pratt,  dw  57  e  Lombard 
Richardson  John  W.  &  Co.  cloths,  cassimefes 

and  vestings,  12  n  Gay 
Richardson  John  W.  (J.  W.  R.  &  Co.)   10 

Aisquith 
Richardson  John,  cigars,  70  w  Pratt,  dw  57  e 

Lombard 
Richardson  John  W.  ship  carpenter,  319  e 

Baltimore 
Richardson  J.  P.  W.  treasurer  Post  Office,  dw 

156  w  Lombard 
Richardson  Matthew,  wood  corder,  144  Wash- 
ington F.  H. 
Richardson   Montague   L.   attorney,   32    St. 

Paul,  dw  315  w  Fayette 
Richardson  Morris,  box  maker,  211  Mulberry 
Richardson  Orville,  bookkeeper,  26  Pleasant 
Richardson  Mrs.  Rachel,  70  Conway 
Richardson  Rachel,  dress  maker,  53  Mulberry 
Richardson  Samuel  T.  carpenter,  291  Light 
Richardson   Samuel   McD.  bookkeeper,  169 

Garden 
Richardson  Dr.  Samuel  S.  315  w  Fayette 
Richardson  Sarah  Jane,  339  Light 
Richardson  Sarah  J.  seamstress,  144  Wash- 
ington, F.  H. 
Richardson  Mrs.  Sophia,  45  Harmony  la 
Richardson  Thomas,  brickmaker,  612  Light 
Richardson    Thomas,   boiler  maker,   390   w 

liOmbard 
Richardson  Thomas  C.  joiner,  291  Light 
Richardson  Wm.  H.  foundryman,  407  Light 
Richardson  Wm.  H.  (R.  &  Co.)  70  Bolton 
Richardson  Wm.  S.  coachsmith,  21  n  Eden 
Richardson  W.  carriage  maker,  173  Preston 
Richardson  Wm.  H.  (R.  &  Co.)  70  Bolton 
Richardson  Wm.  H.  tavern,  179   Eastern  av 
Richardson  Wm.  L.  clerk  B.  &  0.  R.  R.  dw 

Baltimore  Co. 
Richardson  Wm.  salesman,  59  George 
Richardson  Wm.  Henry,  farmer,  34  Gough 
Richenberger  Joseph,  shoemaker,   148  Light 

St.  wharf,  dw  29  Lee 
Richers    Henry   H.   grocer,  231  s   Charles, 

dw229 
Richers  Henry,  cabinet  maker,  37  n  Amity 
Richers  Nicholas,  229  s  Charles 
Richert  Herman,  porter,  4  L.  Paca 
Richmond  Georgeanna,  318  n  Gay 
Richmond  Henry,  huckster,  292  Penna.  av 
Richmond  Henry,  police,  90  n  Schroeder 
Richmond  John  W.  finisher,  158  s  Fremont 
Richmond  John  W.  machinist,  160  Lee 
Richmond  Mary  Ann,  318  n  Gay 


Richstein  Mrs.  Elizabeth,  295  w  Lombard 
Richter  Adolph,  porter,  over  41  Centre  Mar- 
ket space 
Richter  Andrew,  porter,  61  Bank 
Richter  Chas.  A.  A.  bookkeeper,  28  n  Liberty 
Richter  Christian  F.  shoemaker,  309  Canton  av 
Richter  David,  baker,  12  Townsend 
Richter  George  H.  tinner,  12  Townsend 
Richter  George  C.  cigar  maker,  347  Cross 
Richter  G.  L.  tavern,  224  s  Broadway 
Richter  Gustav,  bookkeeper,  28  n  Liberty 
Richter  Jacob,  currier,  125  Camden 
Richter  James,  moulder,  106  Boyd 
Richter  Lewis,  tavern,  252  Aliceanna 
Richwein  Henry,  blacksmith,  600  w  Pratt 
Richwein  Jacob,  95  Lancaster 
Rick  Andrew,  bar  tender,  17  s  Liberty 
Ricker  A.  soldier,  24  Fountain 
Ricker  George  W.  cordwainer,  215  s  Paca 
Ricker  Geo.  Wm.  shoemaker,  40  Central  av 
Rickerds  E.  H.  pedler,  94  s  Schroeder 
Rickert  Conrad,  tavern,  263  n  Gay 
Rickert  John,  whip  sawyer,  22  Cross 
Rickert  John,  ship  carpenter,  329  Canton  av 
Ricketts  Mrs.  Ann,  boarding,  238  w  Pratt 
Ricketts  Charles  B.  clerk,  176  Columbia 
Ricketts  Dr.  David  F.,  U.  S.  N.  35  n  Eden 
Ricketts  David,  pressman,  52  n  Liberty 
Ricketts  George  B.  (Ryan  &  R.)  35  n  Eden 
Ricketts  John,  pressman,  146  s  Sharp 
Ricketts  Mrs.  Mary,  milk,  24  Lloyd 
Ricketts  Wesley,  (Friend,  R.  &  Co.)  North- 
ern av,  near  city  limits 
Rickey  Albert,  sailraaker,  58  e  Pratt 
Rickey  Charles,  sailmaker,  58  e  Pratt 
Rickey  Mrs.  Mary,  58  e  Pratt 
Rickey  Wm.  sailmaker,  58  e  Pratt 
Rickster  Mrs.  Jane,  grocery,  cor  Montgomery 

and  Warner 
Rickster  Ludwell,  cigar  maker,  82  Warner 
Ricktor  Thomas,  huckster,  146  Columbia 
Ricktor  Frederick,  85  s  Fremont 
Rictor  Chas.  waterman,  Vincent  nr  Baltimore 
Rictor  Elias,  mariner,  12  Shakspear 
Rictor  John,  huckster,  230  Franklin 
Riddle  Beale  D.  moulder,  202  Lee 
Riddle  Mrs.  Charlotte,  17  Gough 
Riddle  Chas.  (R.  &  Johnson,)  121  e  Lombard 
Riddle  John  A.  oysters,  519  n  Gay 
RIDDLE  &  JOHNSON,  junk,  West  Falls  av 
Riddle  John,  foundryman,  113  n  Central  av 
Riddlemoser  Joseph,  jr.,  (R.  &  Weatherley,) 

188  Ross 
Riddlemoser  &  Weatherley,  coachmakers,  92 

w  Fayette 
Ridenour  G.  salesman,  Howard  House 
Rider  Aaron,  83  w  Fayette 
Rider  Alexander  W.  harness  maker,  17  New 
Rider  Bonaventura,  laborer,  69  s  Chapel 
Rider  C.  mariner,  219  Canton  av 
Rider  Charles,  plumber,  200  Mulberry 
Rider  Emanuel  J.  clerk,  235  Lexington 
Rider  Henry,  grocery,  376  Ostend 
Rider  Moses,  (M.  R.  &  Son,)  235  Lexington 
Rider  Moses  &  Son,  dry  goods,  s  w  cor  Paca 

and  Columbia  and  235  Lexington 
Rider  Sigmund,  dry  goods,  147  Camden  and 

25  n  Eutaw,  dw  18  Pearl 
Rider  Solomon,  84  Lancaster 
Rider  Dr.  Wm.  G.  87  Mulberry 
Rider  Washington,  brickmaker,  114  Lee 
Ridgaway  Mrs.  Ellen,  285  Columbia 
Ridgaway  James,  clerk,  131  s  High 


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Ridgaway  Joseph,  44  Aisquith 

Ridgaway  S.  C.  &  Co.  coffee  manufacturers 
and  roasters,  505  w  Pratt 

Ridgaway  Samuel  C.  (S.  C.  R.  &  Co.)  233  w 
Lombard 

Ridgaway  Thomas,  clerk,  602  w  Fayette 

Ridgaway  Mrs.  5  Webb 

Ridgaway  Wm.  H.  shoemaker,  254  e  Monu- 
ment 

Ridge  Henry,  coachsmith,  12  n  Fremont 

Ridge  Jonathan  T.  painter,  72  n  Fremont 

Ridge  Wm.  blacksmith,  146  German 

Ridge  Wm.  T.  coach  smith,  162  German 

RIDGELY  ANDREW  STERRETT,  attor- 
ney, 41  St   Paul,  dw  157  n  Charles 

Ridgely  Charles  G.  attorney,  deputy  collector 
internal  revenue,  26^  e  Baltimore,  dw  36 
Aisquith 

RIDGELY  CHARLES  W.  attorney,  34  St. 
Paul,  dw  257  Lexington 

Ridgely  David,  liquors,  &c.,  n  e  cor  Park  and 
Howard,  dw  130  Cathedral 

Ridgely  Mrs.  E.  P,  n  e  cor  Park  and  Fayette 

Ridgely  Mrs.  Frances  A.  195  w  Hoffman 

Ridgely  James  L.  collector  internal  revenue 
2d  collection  district,  26^  e  Baltimore 

Ridgely  John  R.  309  Lexington 

Ridgely  John  S.,  Baltimore  near  Washmgton, 

Ridgely  Lloyd  G.  (Bunting*  R.)  34  n  Calvert 
Ridgely  Lot  W.  143  n  Calvert 
Ridgely  Mrs.  Mary,  91  s  Sharp 
Ridgely  Mrs.  Mary  L.  97  Cathedral 
RIDGELY  RICHARD  D.  photographer,  n 

e  cor  Eutaw  and  Lexington,  dw  9  s  Eutaw 
Ridgely  Richard  H.  L.  bailiff  Court  Common 

Pleas,  n  e  cor  Park  and  Fayette 
Riebert  John,  tailor,  837  w  Baltimore 
Riebert  Mrs.  Mary,  confec.  873  w  Baltimore 
Rieblin  Martin,  shoemaker,  37  Peach  al 
Riebold  Henry,  butcher,  29  Fell's  Point  mar- 
ket, dw  cor  Elliott  and  McDermot 
Riechert  Gottlieb,  boot  fitter,  22  Lloyd 
Ricddolph  Charles,  tailor,  119  n  Front 
Rieder  Adam,  laborer,  76  Towson 
Riedingir  Adam,  second-hand  furniture,  247  s 

Eutaw 
Riedle  Mrs.  Louisa,  butter,  s  w  cor  Eutaw  and 

Biddle 
Riefle  Henry,  butcher,  1  Lexington   market, 

dw  Butcher's  row,  Penna  av  extended 
Riefle  L.  laborer,  179  Argyle  al 
Riefner  Henry,  shoemaker,  233  Eastern  av 
Rieger  Jacob,  grocer,  394  s  Charles 
Riegner  John,  laborer,  109  Lancaster 
Riegwein  Andreas,  laborer,  431  Lexington 
Riel  Michael,  cabinet  maker,  23  Armistead  la 
Rieley  Michael,  jr.,  engineer,  Calhoun  near 

Ramsay 
Rielly  Anna,  5  Valley 
Rielly  Francis,  stone  mason,  74  Payson 
Riely  John,  soldier,  13  Hull 
Rieman  Alexander,  (H.  R.&  Sons,)  109  Park 
RIEMAN  HENRY  &  SONS,  prov.  and  com. 

merchants,  24  n  Howard,  dw  H.  R.  329 

Lexington 
Rieman  H. (Henry  R.  &  Sons,)  329  Lexington 
Rieman  Joseph  H.    (Henry   R.   Sons,)   329 

Lexington 
Rieman  A.  H.  watchmaker,  and  jeweler,  161 

e  Baltimore 
Rieman  Geo.  S.  clerk  B.  &  O.  R.  R.,  Howard 

hou.se 


Rieman  Joseph  H.  (H.  R.  &  Sons,)   101  w 

Monument 
RIEMAN  ROBERT  G.  coal  office  12  South, 

dw  187  Garden 
Rieman  Wm.  J.  (R.  &  Co.)  324  Lexington 
RIEMAN  WM.  J.  &  Co.,  packer  and  pro- 
vision merchants,  371  w  Baltimore 
Rieman  Wm.  J.   (Wm.  J.  R.  &  CO.)  324 

Lexington 
Rien  John,  13  Spring  ct 
Rienter  August,  tailor,  90  Albemarle 
Riepe  Bernard,  shoemaker,  220  e  Eager 
Riepe  Luther,  grocery,  25  n  Pine 
Ries  David,  shoemaker,  668  w  Baltimore 
Ries  John,  laborer,  137  s  Exeter 
Ries  Philip,  carman,  588  Light 
Ries  Marcus,  puddler,  668  w  Baltimore 
Riepson  Henry,  wagoner,  158  s  Spring 
Riepson  Peter,  ship  carpenter,  227  Canton  av 
Rietz  John,  wheelwright  and  blacksmith,  482 

Pennsylvania  av 
Rife  J.  S.  tailor,  104  Franklin 
Rifener  Henry,  shoemaker,  263  Eastern  av 
Rigby  Henry  J.  clothing  cutter,  62  Gough 
Rigby  Levin  D.  wheelwright,  7  Camden,  dw 

276  Light 
Rigby  Philip  A.  carpenter,  144  Camden,  dw 

160  s  Paca 
Rigger  Augustus,  saddler,  79  Albemarle 
Rigger  Laurence,  engineer,  79  Albemarle 
Riggin  Mrs.  Emily,  (Sanks  &  R.)  88  Hill 
Riggin  John,  laborer,  36  Cross 
Riggins  Joseph,  shipsmith,  145  Cross 
Riggins  Mrs.  Ruth  A.  74  Williams 
Riggs  Edw.  grocery,  cor  Eutaw  and  Hamburg 
Riggs  George,  bailiff,  152  Hoffman 
Riggs  Thomas,  (Armistead,  R.  &  Co.)  199  n 

Charles 
Riggs  Wm.  T.  (Armistead,  R.  &  Co.)  65  Mt. 

Vernon  place 
Rightler    Mrs.     Margaret,    seamstress,     17 

Walker 
Rightmyer  James  L.  clerk  N.  C.  R.  R.,  2 

Franklin 
Rigley  Philip  H.  carpenter,  144  Camden,  dw 

160  s  Paca 
Rigney  George  E.  M.  clerk,  137  s  Paca 
Rigney  James,  moulder,  247  Forrest 
Rigney  John  H.,  Adams  express  agent,  137  s 

Paca 
Rigney  John  T.  money  clerk  Adams  Express, 

51  s  Liberty 
Rigney  John,  fireman.  98  Albemarle 
Rigney  Patrick,  moulder,  247  Forrest 
Rigney  Wm.  H.  jr.  clerk,  137  s  Paca 
Rigney  Wm.  H.  sr.  clerk,  137  s  Paca 
Rickart  Frederick,  shoemaker,  113  Lexington 
Riley  Annie,  78  Chesnut 
Riley  Bernard,  22  Comet 
Riley  Barnabas  W.  (R.  &  Koons,)  254  Mul- 
berry 
Riley  Columbus,  shoemaker,  244  e  Baltimore 
Riley  Catherine,  11  Foster  al 
Riley  Elizabeth,  176  East 
Riley  Geo.  blacksmith,  29  Henrietta 
Riley  Geo.  W.  turner,  99  Preston 
Riley  Henry,  telegraph   linesman,  100  Barre 
Riley  Howard,  police,  49  Stirling 
Riley  Jas.  M.  police,  51  Stirling 
Riley  John,  carter,  83  n  Amity 
Riley  John,  engineer,  31  Albemarle 
Riley  John,  laborer,  16  n  Amity 
Riley  John,  cooper,  126  n  Bond 


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Riley  John  J.  G.  chief  telegrapher  Camden 

station,  dw  131  Barre 
Riley  John,  laborer,  217  s  Bethel 
Riley  Julia  Ann,  182  East 
Riley  &  Koons,  liquors,  142  Franklin 
Riley  Mrs.  Margaret,  4  Gould  ct 
Riley  Mrs.  Mary,  47  York 
Riley  Mary  A.  31  n  Poppleton 
Riley  Michael,  laborer,  40  Rock 
Riley  Michael,  laborer,  Bevan  near  Cross 
Riley    Michael,   laborer,   Cotton    row   near 

Clinton 
Riley  Patrick,  laborer,  209  Preston 
Riley  Patrick  D.  police,  12  Mulberry 
Riley  Patrick,  watchman,  31  n  Poppleton 
Riley  Peter,  hackman,  47  s  Carohne 
Riley  Saml.S.  supervisor  water  works  at  Fort 

McHenry,  174  "s  Paca 
Riley  Theodore,  huckster,  175  Lee 
Riley  Thos.  porter,  41  McElderry 
Riley  Thos.  J.  moulder,  31  n  Poppleton 
Riley  Thos.  laborer,  48  Hull 
Riley  "Wm.  gunsmith,  171  e  Lombard 
Riley  Wm.  L.  painter,  30  Orleans 
Riley  Dr.  Wm.  47  Lexington 
Riling  Wm.  machinist,  6  Lemmon  al 
Rilly  Bernard,  laborer,  28  McElderry 
Rilly  John,  milkman,  Harford  av  near  city 

limits 
Rimby  Jacob,  of  tobacco  warehouse  No.  5 
Rimby  Reuben,  moulder,  596  w  Pratt 
Rimby  Thos.  K.  moulder,  57  Cambridge 
Rimdall  Samuel,  police,  26  s  Sharp 
Rimler  August,  tailor,  90  Albemarle 
Rimmell  John,  333  n  Central  av 
Rinamen  Philip,  bricklayer,  8  Rose 
Rinehart  Fredk.  shoemaker,  233  L.   Hughes 
Rineman  John,  tanner,  130  n  Front 
Ring  Elizabeth,  34  Lewis 
Ring  George,  laborer,  206  s  Bethel 
Ring  Gotfreid,  cracker  baker,  225  s  Dallas 
Ring  Henry,  laborer,  70  Lancaster 
Ring  John  J.  stone  cutter,  163  Ross 
Ring  Mary  A.  candies,  504  Lexington 
Ring  Moses,  clothier,  223  w  Pratt 
Ring  Peter,  carpenter,  504  Lexington 
Ring  Sophia,  dress  maker,  115  w  Biddle 
Ringel  Rudolph,  gunsmith,  3  New  Church 
Ringdorf  Simon,  pedler,  207  Aliceanna 
Ringgold  Caroline,  88  Peirce 
Ringgold  C.  F.   (J.  P.  R  &  Bro.)  Mansion 

house 
Ringgold  Edward ,  230  e  Madison 
Ringgold  Eliza  F.  8  Barnet 
Ringgold  Geo.  bricklayer,  13  Townsend 
Ringgold  Jas.  soldier,  88  Peirce 
RINGGOLD  JOHN  P.    &    BRO.  hosiery, 

gloves,  &c.  175  w  Baltimore 
Ringgold  John  P.  (John  P.  R.  &  Bro.)  dw 

Balto.  CO 
Ringgold  Mary,  145  Hanover 
Ringgold  Saml.  teacher,  403  w  Fayette 
Ringleb  Henry,  porter,  129  e  Eager 
Ringler  George,  cooper  and  tavern,  244  Can- 
ton av 
Ringrose  Aaron,  ship  carpenter,  Hamburg  nr 

Washington 
Ringrose  Christopher  J.  bookkeeper,  381  Lex- 
ington 
Ringrose  James,  sailmaker,  273  Eastern  av 
Ringrose  J.  W.  pension  and  bounty  agent,  29 

n  Howard 
Ringrose  M.  dry  goods,  29  n  Howard 


Ringrose  Samuel,  bricklayer,  63  s  Washing- 
ton, F.  P. 
Rinick  Thos.  F.  farmer,  cor  Chatsworth  and 

Smith 
Rinicker  John  H.  brick  maker,  Clinton 
Rink  Gotleib,  laborer,  244  Durham 
Rinke  Charlotte',  87  s  Bethel 
Rinley  Wm.  moulder,  95  s  Fremont 
RINN  JOHN  S.  eating  house,  40  w  Pratt,  dw 

n  w  cor  Gilmor  and  Lexington 
Rinn  Patrick,  junk,  71  Arch 
Riordan  Elizabeth,  150  East 
Riordan  John  J.  clerk,  150  East 
Riordan  Patrick,  89  Hillen 
Ripley  Jas.  A.  mariner,  Calhoun  near  Carey 
Ripley  Jas.  A.  mariner,  172  Scott 
Ripley  Wm.  W.  mariner,  100  s  Castle  al 
Ripp  Philip,  brick  maker,  195  s  Bond 
Rippard  Frank,  fireman,  449  w  Lombard 
Rippel  Henry,  carpenter,  335  e  Madison 
Rippel  Saml.  brakesman,  54  s  Schroeder 
Rippelmeyer  Christian,  223  Townsend 
Ripper  John,  tailor,  131. s  Bethel 
Rippey  Wm.  A.  teacher,  73  n  Broadway 
Ripple  Peter,  carpenter,  333  e  Madison 
Rismg  Sun  Hotel,  74  n  High, Thos.  H.  Mag- 

ness,  proj  rietor 
Risman  Francis,  shoemaker,  72  s  Bond 
Rissell  Wm.  soldier,  11  James  al 
Rissing  Albert,  porter,  739  w  Baltimore 
Rist  Levi,  64  n  Gilmor 
Rist  Levi,  tobacco  agent,  199  w  Fayette 
Risteller  Geo.  butcher,  226  Harford  av 
Riston  Benj.  T.  shoemaker,  92  Harrison 
Riston  Mrs.  Elizabeth,  seamstress,  272  Han- 
over 
Ritcher   Henry,  second-hand  dealer,  47  For- 
rest 
RITCHIE  ALBERT,  attorney,  21  Lexing- 
ton, dw  142  n  Charles 
Ritchie  John  L.  drayman,  168  Orleans 
Ritchie  Robert,  sheet  iron  worker,  Townsend 

near  Johns 
Ritchie  Wm.  168  Orleans 
Ritchie  Wm.  H.  engineer,  380  Franklin 
Rites  John  G.  produce,  118  Harford  av 
Ritger  Adam,  shoemaker,  82  n  Ann 
Rittenhouse  Geo.  R.  (R.  &  Crawford,)  539  w 

Fayette 
Ritter  Andrew,  240  Eastern  av 
Ritter  Christian,  shoemaker,  10  e  Pratt 
Ritter  Conrad,  boatman,  75  Grindall 
Ritter  David,  millwright,  474  w  Lombard 
Ritter  Eli,  carpenter,  Washington  nr  Taylor, 

Homestead 
Ritter  Francis,  carpenter,  120  Ramsay 
Ritter  Fredk.  shoemaker,  30  e  Pratt 
Ritter  Geo.    butcher,  76   Belair  market,  dw 

Point  la,  nr  Harford  av 
Ritter  Geo.  carpenter,  6  St.  Mary 
Ritter  Geo.  M.  434  n  Gay 
Ritter  Geo.  shoemaker,  220  s  Paca 
Ritter  Henry,  tailor,  196  s  Durham 
Ritter  John,  shoemaker,  152  Lee 
Ritter  John,  43  Short 
Ritter  John,  brick  maker,  135  West 
Ritter  Lewis,  proprietor  Govanstown  hotel, 

Govanstown 
Ritter  Peter,  tailor,  157  s  Durham 
Ritter  Wm.  carpenter,  35  Rock 
Ritter  Wilson,    blacksmith,    Jackson     near 

Folk,  Homestead 
Ritterbush  Wm.  ship  carpenter,  42  Aliceanna 


jr.  HBIVRY  GIESE,  Conunlsslon  Merdiaint,  for  the  sale   of  Flour,  Grain,  Seeds,  &o. 
Roaendale  Cement  and  Calcined  Plaater  conatantly  on  liand,  $91  Spear's  "Whaxt. 


EIT 


332 


ROB 


Ritterbush  Adam,  ship  carpenter,  n  e  cor  Al- 
bemarle and  Burke 
Ritzel  Conrad,  broom  maker,  183  Strliing 
Ritz  Leonard,  cabinet  maker,  324  Canton  av 
Ritz  John  P.  hacks  and  livery  stable,  190 

Aliceanna 
Rivers  Catherine  M.  134  Park 
Rivers  John,  soldier,  73  Cross 
Rixon  Mrs.  Sarah,  376  Canton  av 
Rixse  George,  grocer,  8' Scott 
Rixse  John  A.  grocer,  350  s  Eutaw 
Rixham  Geo.  B.  soldier,  109  Orleans 
Rixham  Wm.  blacksmith,  109  Orleans 
Roach  Ann,  181  Aliceanna 
Roach  Charles  E.  clerk,  82  Hanover 
Roach  Mrs.  Dorcas  A.  77  Mulberry- 
Roach  Edward,  liackman,  129  fine 
Roach  Henry,  313  w  Lombard 
Roach  Jas.  J.  painter,  over  219  w  Baltimore, 

dw  Calhoun  near  Ramsay 
Roach  James,  carpenter,  7  Rose 
Roach  James,  machinist,  8  s  Republican 
Roach  James,  laborer,  374  Light 
Roach  John,  laborer*,  9  Rose 
Roach  Michael  W.  laborer,  37  Low 
Roach  Martin,  laborer,  103  Plum 
Roach  Morris,  trunk  maker,  2SJ2  s  Paca 
Roach  Mrs.  M,  E.  boarding,  82  Hanover 
Roach  Stephen  J.  carter,  18  Sterrett 
Roach  Wm.  laborer,  Bloodgood  ct 
■Roach  Wm.  umbrella  manuf.  248  e  Baltimore 
Roache  Richard,  laborer,  704  w  Pratt 
Roaly  Edward,  sailmaker,  131  Hollins 
Roane  Henry  W.  (Shipley,  R.  &  Co.)  106  n 

Eutaw 
Roan  John,  laborer,  178  Burgundy  al 
Roan  Mary,  1  Port 
Roatan  Wm.  police,  n  e  cor  Jefferson  and 

Short 
Robard  Wm.  mariner,  35  Lancaster 
ROBB  JOHN  A.  &  CO.,  ship  builders,   s  e 
cor  Wolfe  and  Thames,  dw  J.  A.  R.  North- 
ern av  near  Belair  av 
Robb  John  T.  stevedore,  7  Essex 
Robb  John,  clerk,  54  Spring  ct 
Robb  Josepli,  (Howell  and  Bros.)  136  s  Sharp 
Robbins  Albert  K.  coppersmith,  24  William, 

dw  Montgomery 
Robbins  E.  A.  painter,  245  Light 
Robbins  Henry  R.  (Reid  &  Co.)  Gilmor  n  of 

Mulberry 
Robbins  Horace  W.(Hayward,  Bartlett&Co.) 

252  w  Lombard 
Robbins  James,  laborer,  258  n  Gay 
Robbins  Capt.  John  H.  171  Hughes 
Robbins  Moses  S.  apothecary,  245  Light 
Robbins  Mary,  tobacco  and  segars,  258n  Gay 
Robbins  Russel  H.  bookkeeper,  245  n  Eutaw 
Robe  Mrs.  Augusta,  seamstress,  337  s  Sharp 
Robel  John,  shoemaker,  126  n  Spring 
Robcn  Gerhard,  cabinet  maker,  1  n  Spring 
Robendel  John,  bricklayer,  73  Bank 
Roberson  Richard,  7  s  Bethel 
Robert  Henry,  shoemaker,  80  Park 
Roljert  Wm.  soldier,  Fulton  near  Pratt 
Roberts   Alexander   B.   ship   carpenter,    267 

Alici/anna 
Roberts  Anna,  187  e  Lombard 
Roberts  Alfred,  carpenter,  228  n  Eden 
Roberts  Benjamin,  sailmaker,  354  Eastern  av 
Roljeris  Charles,  caulker,  315  Eastern  av 
Roberts  Charles,  tobacconist,  141  Lexington, 
dw  8  Chatsworth 


Roberts  Charles  H.  clerk   criminal  court,  125 

n  Broadway 
Roberts  p]dward   T.   clerk   Adams   Express, 

61  s  Ann 
Roberts  Edward,  218  w  Lombard 
Roberts  Ernst,  engineer,  64  Aliceanna 
Roberts  Dr.  George  C.  M.  office  114  HanoTer, 

dw  135 
Roberts  George  S.   bookkeeper  Farmers  and 

Merchants  Bank,  55  Barre 
Roberts  George,  caulker,  28  Gittings 
Roberts  Henry,  copper  smelter,  Clinton  n  of 

Boston 
ROBERTS  HENRY  T.  merchant  tailor,  6  St. 

Paul,  dw  576  w  Fayette 
Roberts  Hugh,  jr.  pilot,  83  s  Chester 
Roberts  Hugh,  sr.,  pilot,  250  Aliceanna 
Roberts  Isaac  G.  deputy  warden  penitentiary, 

dM'^cor  Chew  and  Ensor 
Roberts  Mrs.  Jane,  tailoress,  294  e  Lombard 
Roberts  John  B.  carpenter,  8  Raborg,  dw  292 

Hollins 
Roberts  John,  ship  carpenter,  15  Gittings 
Roberts  John  W.  ship  carpenter,  144  Bank 
Roberts  John,  carpenter,  363  Penna.  av 
Roberts  John  J.  engineer,  130  s  'Bond 
Roberts  John   B.    carpenter  and  builder,  267 

Raborg,  dw  292  Hollins 
Roberts  John  H.  L.  cigar  maker,  85  Harford  av 
Roberts  J.  Thomas,  heater,  132  s  Chester 
Roberts  Joseph,  ship  carpenter,  184  William 
Roberts  Joseph,  sr.  caulker,  23  Gittings 
ROBERTS  JOSEPH,  chemist  and  druggist, 

cor  Harford   and  Greenmount  avs,   dw  2 

Harford  av 
Roberts  Joshua  F.  caulker,  125  Washington, 

F.  H. 
Roberts  Joshua,  plasterer,  132  s  Chester 
Roberts  Julia  Ann,  39  s  Exeter 
Roberts  Luther,  bookkeeper,  237  s  Paca 
ROBERTS  MATHIAS,  commission  mercht., 

8  Bowly's  whf.  dw  638  Lexington 
Roberts  Matthew  S.  gas  inspector,  256  Ais- 

quith 
Roberts  Olive  A.  138  s  Spring 
Roberts  Owen  B.  blacksmith,  294  s  Caroline, 

dw  354  Central  av 
Roberts    Robert,   mariner,   s   Caroline     near 

Thames 
Roberts  Richard,  shoemaker,  8  Laurel 
Roberts  Sarah  A.  130  s  Bond 
Roberts   Mrs.   Sarah   A.   confectionery,   225 

Hollins 
Roberts  Thomas  J.  engineer,  26  Hill 
Roberts  Thomas,  caulker,  134  Johnson 
Roberts  Thomas,  smelter,  Clinton  nr  Boston 
Roberts  Washington,    plasterer,  215  Chesnut 
Roberts  Wm.  teamster,  225  Hollins 
Roberts  Wm.  L.  clerk,  11  Lexington 
Roberts  Wm.  shoemaker,  69  w  Fayette 
Roberts  Wm.  laborer,  41  Philpot 
Roberts  Dr.  Wm.  H.  135  Hanover 
ROBERTS  WM.  H.  feed,  grain  and  guano, 

172  Forrest 
Roberts  Wm.  shoemaker,  8  n  Durham 
Robertson  Mrs.  Ann,  7  Hollins 
Robertson  &  Briscoe,  commission  merchants, 

over  149  w  Pratt 
Robertson  Deborah  A.  milliner,  99  n  Eutaw 
Robertson  Elizabeth  M.  444  w  Baltimore 
Robertson  Mrs.  E  72  Buren 
Robertson   Frederick,  farmer,  Kaufman  la,  n 

of  Townsend 


GBO.  S.  PAGK  Si  BRO.,  Alaniifactitrers    of  Iloof*   and   Roofing   Materials,  111   Smltb's 
•Wliarf.     O.  HART  SMITH,  Agent. 


EOB 


333 


ROB 


Robertson  Geo.  moulder,  89  L.  Montgomery 
Roberti^on  David,  machinist,  164  e  Fayette 
Robertson  Mrs.  Henrietta,  10  e  Lombard 
Robertson  H.  H.  (R.  &  Briscoe,)  203  n  How- 
ard 
Robertson  Henrietta,  99  n  Eutaw 
Robertson  Jesse,  carman,  95  s  Poppleton 
Robertson  John  T.  laborer,  464  w  Baltimore 
Robertson  Mrs.  Louisa,  4  s  Caroline 
Robertson  Nathaniel  C.  1  s  Bond 
Robertson  Nathaniel  C.  jr.,  clerk,  26  3  Car- 
oline 
Robertson  Thomas,  tea  and  coffee,  430  w  Bal- 
timore 
Robertson  Wm.  huckster,  173  e  Fayette 
Robins  Albert  K.  coppersmith,  24  William, 

dw  148  Montgomery 
Robins  Benjamin,  600  w  Fayette 
ROBINS  EDWARD   A.  coal,  office   7  Sun 
Iron  Building,  South  St.,  yards  Cathedral  nr 
Bolton  depot,   and  cor   York  and  Johnson, 
F.  H.  dw  600  w  Fayette      . 
Robins  John  L.,  U.  S.  N.  60"tf  w  Fayette 
Robinson  Alexander,  (McDowell,  R.  &  Co.) 

Barnum's  hotel 
Robinson  Alexander,  rope  maker,  539  Sara- 
toga 
Robinson  Dr.  Alexander  C.  s  w  cor  Charles 

and  Saratoga 
Robinson  Andrew,  weighmaster  B.  &  0.  R. 

R.  84  s  Charles 
Robinson  Andrew,  hackman,  69  Holland 
Robinson  Andrew  J.  jeweler,  183  Lexington 
Robinson  &  Brinkman,  feed  and  produce,  s  e 

cor  Dolphin  and  Penna.  av 
Robinson  Brown,  laborer,  14  Walnut 
Robinson    Mrs.    Catherine,    seamstress,    48 

Haubert 
Robinson  Mrs.  Catherine,  tailoress,  411  Light 
Robinson  David,  boiler  maker,  154  Washing- 
ton, F.  H. 
Robinson  Dorsey  N.  huckster,  162  German 
Robinson  Edw.  paper  hanger,  30  w  Baltimore 
Robinson  Edw.  W.  carpenter,  Bank  nr  Bethel, 

dw  87  s  Broadway 
Robinson  Edwin  D.  clerk,  9  n  Front 
Robinson  Edwin  S.  chairmaker,  313  Franklin 
Robinson  Elias,  carpenter,  98  s  Chester 
Robinson  E.  W.  planing  mill,  87  s  Broadway 
Robinson  Mrs.  Eliza,  148  n  Fremont 
Robinson  Elizabeth,  106  s  Wolfe 
Robinson  Elizabeth,  milliner,  98  s  Broadway 
Robinson  iMrs.  Ellen,  12  Emory 
Robinson  F.  &  Co.   guano  dealers,  6  Hol- 

lingsworth 
Robinson  Francis  (F.  R.  &,  Co.)  32  s  Sharp 
Robinson  Francis  (F.  R.  &  Co.)  119  Camden 
Robinson  Francis  J.  clerk,  117  e  Madison 
Robinson  George  W.  pattern  maker,  774  w 

Baltimore 
Robinson  George  S.  engineer,  23  n  Eden 
Robinson  George,  iron  moulder,  183  Forrest 
Robinson  Geo.  0.  salesman,  Barnum's  hotel 
Robinson  George  H.  bookbinder,  7  Josephine 
Robinson  George,  messenger  Adams 'Express 

Co.  164  w  Baltimore 
Robinson  Gustavus,  carjaenter,  39  Chew 
Robinson  Henry  A.  printer,  106  w  Baltimore, 

dw  8  s  Exeter 
Robinson  Henry  C.  soldier,  40  Eager 
Robinson  Henry  S.  tinner,  313  Franklin 
Robinson  Mrs.  Hester  A.  261  n  Bond 
Robinson  Hugh,  shoemaker,  16  Walnut  al 


Robinson  Hunter  (Bausman  &  R.)  Calhoun 

nr  Lexington 
Robinson  Isaac,  deputy  warden  penitentiary, 

85  Harford  av 
Robinson  J.  J.  brickmaker,  Canton,  dw  314  e 

Pratt 
Robinson  James,  clerk,  84  w  Monument 
Robinson  James  H.  hatter,  90  s  Exeter 
Robinson  James    S.  paper    warehouse,  5    b 

Charles,  dw  289  w  Fayette 
Robinson  James  W.    carpenter,  Gilmor  near 

Mulberry 
Robinson  Jas.  M.  carpenter,  261  n  Bond 
Robinson  James  A.  shoemaker,  284  n  Eutaw 
Robinson  Mrs.   Jane,  boarding,   57  and    59 

Orleans 
Robinson  John  B.  clerk,  129  w  Biddle 
Robinson  John,  clerk,  84  s  Charles 
Robinson  John,  12  Pearl  al 
Robinson  John  G.  bricklayer,  308  Cross 
Robinson  John,  paper  hangings  store,  30  w 

Baltimore 
Robinson  John,  grocer,  166  n  Fremont 
Robinson  John,  313  Franklin 
Robinson  John,  166  n  Fremont 
Robinson  John  W.  boiler  maker,  1&5  Mullikin 
Robinson  John,  shoemaker,  189  n  Eden 
Robinson  John,  porter,  84  s  Charles 
Robinson  John  H.  L.  cigar  maker,  85  Har- 
ford av 
Robinson  Dr.  John  B.  356  w  Fayette 
Robinson  John,  block  and  pump  maker,  117  s 

Chapel 
Robinson  John  M.  carpenter,  373  e  Eager 
Robinson  John  S.  broker,  basement  11  North, 

dw  Bait.  CO 
Robinson  Joseph  J.  (R.  &  Son)  262  e  Balti- 
more 
Robinson  Joseph  J.  (L.  &  J.  R.)  314  e  Pratt 
Robinson  Joseph,  plaster  maker,  117  e  Madi- 
son 
Robinson  Joshua,  carpenter,  119  e  Monument 
Robinson   Joshua,  house   furnishing    goods, 

333  w  Baltimore,  dw  226  w  Fayette 
Robinson  Julia  A.  205  Ross 
Robinson  Lewis  H.  attorney,  38  St.  Paul,  dw 

314  e  Pratt 
Robinson  L.  &  J.  brick  manufacturers.  Can- 
ton, office  314  e  Pratt 
Robinson  Lewis  H.  sr.,  brick  mannfacturer, 

336  e  Baltimore 
Robinson  Marcella,  shoemaker,  678  w  Balti- 
more 
Robinson  Mrs.  Maria,  38  Pearl 
Robinson  Nicholas  N.  druggist,  58  Gay,  cor 

Saratoga,  dw  134  n  High 
ROBINSON  NICHOLAS,  collector,  32  St. 

Paul,  dw  182  Harford  av 
Robinson  Rezin  H.  painter,  61  Vine 
Robinson  Mrs.  Rachel,  254  Franklin 
Robinson  Mrs.  Richard,  410  Saratoga 
Robinson  Richard,  wheelwright,  548  Penna  av 
Robinson  Richard  C.  carpenter,  484   Lexing- 
ton 
Robinson  Robert  S.  (R.  &  Brinkman,)  95 Pearl 
Robinson  Robert,  mariner,  36  Philpot 
Robinson  Mrs.  Rowland,  142  s  Broadway 
Robinson  Sarah  A.  109  Albemarle 
Robinson  Mrs.  Sarah,  upholsterer,  150  Co- 
lumbia 
Robinson  Samuel,  carpenter,  123  Gough 
Robinson  Samuel  A.  carpenter,  158  Light 
Robinson  Sophia,  dressmaker,  45  Lee 


WM.  P.  "WEBB,  Marine,  Fire  and  litfc  Insurance  Agent  and  Broker.    Agent  •<  Mutual 
Benefit  liife  Insurance  Co.,  Jiewaxis.,  N.  J.,"  89  Second  Street. 


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Robinson  Spencer  J.  brakesman,  214  Hollins 
Robinson  Stephen  A.  junk  shop,  9  Will 
Robinson  Thomas  G.  shoemaker,  397  w  Bal- 
timore 
Robinson  Thomas,  drayman,  86  Dolphin 
Robinson  Thornton  F.  collector,  356  w  Fay- 
ette 
Robinson  Thornton  F.  jr.   plasterer,  356  w 

Fayette 
ROBINSON    WM.   Massachusetts  military 

State  agent,  119  Camden,  dw  32  s  Sharp 
Robinson  Wm.  ensign  U.  S.  N.  179  Bank 
Robinson  Wm.  foreman   steam   forge  shop, 

dw  127  s  Ann 
ROBINSON    WILLIAM    C,    commission 
merchant  and   oil  dealer,  81  South,  dw   15 
Franklin 
Robinson  Capt.  Wm.  179  Bank 
Robinson  Wm.  police,  82  McKim 
Robinson  Wm.  drayman,  189  Chesnut 
Robinson  Wm.  279  e  Pratt 
Robinson  Wm.  medical  student,  92  Paca 
Robinson  Wm.  T.  wheelwright,  82  McKim 
Robinson  Wm.  H.  police,  67  President 
Robinson  Wm.  D.  chaser,  162  n  Exeter 
Robinson  Wm.  H.  tavern,  98  Albemarle 
Robinson  Wm.  H.  mail  agent,  Lanvale  near 

Bolton 
Robison  Geo.  W.  laborer,  195  Montgomery 
RobisonGeo.  W.jr.,  soldier,  195  Montgomery 
Robison  Lazarus,  soldier,  195  Montgomery 
Roby  Chas.  J.  clerk,  27  Conway 
ROBY  &  CO.  dealers  in   paper  stock,  wool, 

rags  and  old  metals,  118  Light-st  wharf 
Roby  Horatio  N.  (R.  &  Co.)  27  Conway 
Roby  Mrs.  Dr.  Joseph,  81  Park 
Roby  Theodore,  shoemaker,  268  s  Bond 
Roby  Willie  F.  clerk,  27  Conway 
Rocenfelt  Emanuel,  198  n  Howard 
Roche  Mrs.  Amelia,  84  s  High 
Roche  Chas.  M.  clerk,  146  Mulberry 
Roche  Edmund,  engineer,  183  e  Lombard 
Roche  Geo  J.  painter.  Grant,  dw  185  e  Madi- 
son 
Roche   Henry  C.   of  Farmers  and  Planters 

Bank,  313  w  Lombard 
Roche  &  Co.  wholesale  liquor  dealers,  373  w 

Baltimore 
Roche  John,  laborer,  3  Diamond 
Roche  John  P.  (J.  R.  &  Son,)  124  n  Gay 
Roche  Mary,  confectionery,  37  w  Lombard 
Roche  M.  trunk  maker,  292  s  Paca 
Roche  Michael,  builder,  158  n  Calvert,  dw  68 

w  Centre 
Roche  Patrick  J.  (R.  &  Co.)  Eutaw  house 
Roche  Thos.  H.  clerk,  132  w  Fayette 
Roche  Wm.  watchmaker,  37  w  Lombard 
Roche  Winifred,  6  Ulrich 
Rochester  Matthew,  watchman,  62Raborg 
Rochester  Wm.  29  s  Bethel 
Rochford  John,  96  Centre 
Rochford  John  J.  clerk,  96  Centre 
Rochford  Thos.  laborer,  36  Slemmer  al 
Rochfort  John  E.  lager  beer,  39  President 
Rock  Adam,  weaver,  4  St.  James 
Rock  Bridget,  55  French 
Rock  Elizabeth,  tailoress,  55  French 
Rock  Jas.  P.  plumber,  59  Holiday,  dw  55  n 

Front 
Rock  Mary,  boarding,  60  n  Central  av 
Rock  Patrick,  laborer,  57  Lewis 
Rock  Patrick,  hackman,  67  Perry 
Rock  Patrick,  grocery,  85  North 


Rock  Thos.  tailor,  55  Lewis 
Rock  Thos.  shoes,  72  s  Paca 
Rockel  Henry,  painter,  18  New  Church 
Rockhold  Charles  L.  shoemaker,  38  n  Caro- 
line 
Rockstrah  Francis  E.  gunsmith,  63  Raborg 
Rodance  Mrs.  Mary,  309  Franklin 
Rodberg  Simon  J.  watchmaker  and  jeweler, 

120  n  Gay 
Roddy  J.   D.  &  Co.  commis.  merchants,  4 

Cheapside 
Roddy  Michael,  porter,  3  French 
Rode  Adam,  laborer,  2L'6  Durham 
Rode  John,  wheelwright,  395  s  Charles 
Rode  John,  cooper,  170  s  Central  av 
Rode   L.  tin  and   sheet  iron   worker,  273  e 

Lombard 
Rode  Peter,  laborer,  107  Lancaster 
Rodel  Wm.  cabinet  maker,  1  Baker  ct 
Roden  Patrick,  stone  mason,  133  s  High 
Rodenmayer  Edwin,  clerk,  27  n  Pine 
Rodenmayer  Ernst,  tailor,  55  Clay 
Rodenmayer  Francis  T.  carpenter,  99  Pine 
Rodenmayer  Geo.  C.  cabinet  maker  and  un- 
dertaker, 38  Ensor 
Rodenmayer  Geo.  waiter,  14  South 
Rodenmayer  Henry,  printer,  14  Greenmount 

av 
Rodenmayer  John,  paints,  oils  and  glass,  51  n 

Paca,  dw  27  n  Pine 
Rodenmayer  Mary,  49  George 
Rodenmayer  Wm.  A.  carpenter,  16  e  Monu- 
ment 
Roder  Fredk.  bartender,  157  s  Charles 
Roder  Jacob,  laborer,  6  n  Wolfe 
Roder  John,  cabinet  m^ker,  248  n  Caroline 
Rodewald   Henry   A.  (Gunther  &  R.)   Star 

Mount,  Belair  road 
Rodewig  Mrs.  Selecta,  dry  goods,  rear  of  73 

Hanover 
Rodger  Peter,  carter,  182  Burgundy  al 
Rodgers  Amos  C,  lager  beer,  788  w  Balti- 
more 
Rodgers  Anna,  4  Albert  al 
Rodgers  Anthony,  milkman,  196  Holiday 
Rodgers  Mrs.  Catherine  A.  11  s  Broadway 
Rodgers  Charles,  Belair  av  nr  city  limits 
Rodgers  Geo.  engine  builder,  34  Aisquith 
Rodgers  Geo,  H.  (John  R.  &  Son,)  34  Ais- 
quith 
Rodgers  Jacob,  iron  moulder,  117   Albemarle 
Rodgers  Jas.  W.  printer,  305  Light 
Rodgers  James,  mariner,  76  L.  McElderry 
Rodgers  James,  laborer,  39  Haubert 
Rodgers  John,  fisherman,  31  s  Front 
Rodgers  John,  (John  R.   &  Son,)  43  n  High 
RODGERS  JOHN  &  SON,  fire  engine  build- 
ers, machinists,  plumbers  and  gas  fitters,  48 
and  54  n  High 
Rodgers  John,  fisherman,  61  Granbv 
Rodgers  John  B.  messenger  Adams  E 

28  McElderry 
Rodgers  Capt.  John  J.  mariner,  54  e  Lom- 
bard  • 
Rodgers   Michael,  shoemaker,  36   Clifford  al 
Rodgers  Peter,  fisherman,  8  e  Second 
Rodgers  Samuel,  puddler,  106  Eastern  av 
Rodgers  Terence,  miller,  27  Fawn 
Rodgers  Wm.  fisherman,  31  s  Front 
Rodh  Henry,  laborer,  286  Aliceanna 
Rodh  John,  laborer,  204  s  Chapel 
Rodley  Mrs.  Frances,  461  e  Baltimore 
Rodman  Charles,  machinist,  7  Buren 


Express, 


HENRY  GIKSE,   CommlBSlon  JUerchant,   for  the  sale   of  F-lotur,  Grain,  Seeds,  (fee. 
Rdiendale  Cement  and  Calelned  Pla«t«r  conatantly  on  band,  91  Spear'a  Wiuirt. 


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Rodney  George  W.  ship  carpenter,  226  Bank 
RodolphusBro.  Dr.  St.  Alphonsus,  79 Saratoga 
Rody  William,  mariner,  93  Lancaster 
Roe  Benjamin,  fireman,  20  Hull's  la 
Roebert  August,  laborer,  209  Gough 
Roeder  Frederick,  barkeeper,  157  s  Charles 
Roeder  George,  shoemaker,  445  Lexington 
Roeder  Hurtman,  grocer,  64  Ross 
Roeder  Julius,  stonecutter,  119  L.  Greene 
Roelkey  George  A.  shoemaker,  232  Barre 
Roemer  Charles,  shoemaker,  221  Conway 
Roemer  Conrad,  cap  maker,  221  Conway 
Roemer  Godfried,  tailor,  221  Conway 
Roemer  Martin,  shoemaker,  5  Eutaw  House, 

dw  221  Conway 
Roenig  Joseph,  shoemaker,  293  e  Eager 
Roeoder  John  A.  barber,  348  Canton  av 
Roese  Henry,  tavern,  302  Montgomery 
Roesler.Mary,  118  Eastern  av 
Roessing  Albert,  porter,  639  w  Baltimore 
Roessler  Edward,  tailor,  37  German 
ROESNINCK  FRED'K  W.  tavern  keeper, 

117  Thames 
Roeth  Christian,  shoemaker,  288  s  Charles 
Roeth  Ferdinand,  porter.  111  Leadenhall 
Roeth  Frederick  W.  grocer,  251  s  Howard 
Rofel  Robert,  blacksmith,  261  Hollins 
*Roff  James,  jr.  engineer,  174  Columbia 
Rogan  Hugh,  laborer,  234  Ridgely 
Rogers  Alexander,  hatter,  190  Chesnut 
Rogers  Mrs.  Alice,  165  Gough 
Rogers  Anna,  teacher,  46  n  High 
ROGERS  &  BROOKE,  general  iron  commis- 
sion merchants,  and  agents  for  Avalon  nail 
works,  over  53  Exchange  place 
Rogers  Mrs.  Caroline,  112  Hanover 
Rogers  Charles,  police,  154  w  Fayette 
Rogers  Charles  J.  clerk,  112  Hanover 
Rogers  Chas.  P.  druggist,  632  w  Fayette 
Rogers   C.   Howard,   (Foard   &   R.)    159  n 

Charles 
Rogers  Daniel  B.  shoemaker,  120  s  Regester 
Rogers  David  G.  (Brooks,  Fulton  &  Co.)  563 

w  Fayette 
Rogers  Edmund  L.  31  McCulloh 
Rogers  Kliza  J.  seamstress,  26  Durst  al 
Rogers  Mrs.  Elizabeth,  569  w  Fayette 
Rogers  Mrs.  Emily,  confectionery,  16  s  Fre- 
mont 
Rogers  Evans,  (R.  &  Brooke.)  61  n  Charles 
Rogers  Fanny,  teacher,  46  n  High 
Rogers  George  H.  39  Mount  Vernon  pi 
Rogers  George  H.  clerk  B.  &  0.  R.  R,  112 

Hanover 
Rogers  George  M.  paying  teller  Union  Bank, 

dw  Baltimore  co. 
Rogers  Mrs.  Harriet,  541  w  Fayette 
Rogers  Henry  A.  clerk,  15  s  High 
Rogers  Henry  J.  124  Cathedral 
ROGERS  HENRY  W.  property  agent,  s  w 

cor  Charles  and  Fayette,  dw  9  Franklin 
Rogers  Hester  E.  letter  writer,  357  Franklin 
Rogers  Isaac,  37  n  Calvert 
Rogers  Jacob,  stone  cutter,  60  e  Eager 
Rogers  James,  clerk,  242  w  Fayette 
Rogers  James  C.  (Coleman  &  R.)  15  s  High 
Rogers  Jason,  hosiery  and   trimmings,  237 

Lexington 
Rogers    John,    shipping    merchant,  dw   188 

Franklin 
Rogers  John  A.  (Thrasher  &  Co.)  353  w  Fay- 
ette 
Rogers  John  W,  expressman,  101  n  Eutaw 


Rogers   John    H.   paying   teller  Mechanic's 

Bank,  Carey  near  Saratoga 
Rogers  John  W.  grocer,  703  w  Baltimore 
Rogers  John  W.  shoemaker.  120  s  Regester 
Rogers  Capt.  J.  J.  54  e  Lombard 
Rogers  Joseph,  pump  maker,  45  n  Pine 
Rogers  Joseph  K.  soldier,  26  Durst  al 
Rogers  Joseph,  jr.  (Baker  Bros.  &  Co.)  292 

Lexington 
Rogers  Mrs.  Julia,  46  Hanover 
Rogers  Mary  46  Hanover 
Rogers  Mrs.  Mary,  191  w  Fayette 
Rogers  Mrs.  Nancy,  confectionery,  291  Sar- 
atoga 
Rogers  Mrs.  Nathan,  188  Franklin 
Rogers  N.  S.  bookkeeper  Union  Bank,  dw  97 

Cathedral 
Rogers  Patrick,  grocer,  457  Saratoga 
Rogers  Patrick,  hackman,  14  Mercer 
Rogers  Robert  Lyon,  attorney,  2  Spurrier's 

ct.,  Lexington 
Rogers  Seth  S.  (Coleman  &  R.)  623  w  Fayette 
Rogers  Thomas  J.  laborer,  152  Cross 
Rogers  Wm.  20  s  Strieker 
Rogers  Wm.  625  w  Lombard 
Rogers  Wm.  shipper,  167  Raborg 
Rogers  Wm.  C.  clerk,  60  e  Eager 
Rogers  Wm.  F.  bookkeeper,  345  w  Fayette 
Rogers  Wm.  H.  machinist,  140  Hamburg 
Rogge  Charles  M.  upholsterer,  58  Pearl 
Rogge  Christian,  (Chas.  Spilker  &  Co.)  Eu- 
taw House 
Rogge  Mary  A.  fancy  goods,  58  Pearl 
Rohleder  Francis,  35  Philpot  al 
Rohlfing  Henry,  tinner,  157  L.  Greene 
Rohlfing   Henry  W.  furniture   wagoner,  37 

Hampstead 
Rohner  Mrs.  Magdaline,  tailoress,  7  Harmo- 
ny la 
Rohr  E.  clerk,  71  n  Howard 
Rohm  Nathan,  clerk,  71  n  Howard 
Rohmann  Francis,  laborer,  35  s  Poppleton 
Rohr  Jos.  A.  salesman,  68  Richmond 
Rohr  Leonhard,  cabinet  maker,  68  Richmond 
Rohrback  Geo.  blacksmith,  648  Light 
Rohrer  John,  piano  manuf.  181  s  Bond 
Roilly  Ann,  grocery,  9Townsend 
Rokess  John,  boot  and  shoemaker,  45  Orleans 
Rokess  John  W.  bricklayer,  45  Orleans 
Rolette  Mrs.  Mary,  128  Scott 
Roley  Mrs.  Ann,  32  Gough 
Roley  Wm.  gardener,  140  Hudson 
Rolf  Henry,  shoemaker,  93  Orchard 
Rolf  Henry,  shoemaker,  381  Penna.  av 
Rolf  Henry,  carter,  154  s  Regester 
Rolf  Julia,  grocery,  93  Orchard 
Rolfe  Rev.  Neville  A.  F.  N.  66  Courtland 
ROLFES  B.  ANTON,  grocer,  24  Thames 
Rolfes  Herman,  mariner.  Gist  nr  Essex 
Rolford   Christian,  car  driver,  118  e  Fayette 
Rolker  Harman  H.  tavern,  1  Camden 
Roll  Matthew,  shoemaker,  265  e  Eager 
Rollins  Hamilton,  gardener,  cor  Gilmor  and 

Liberty  road 
Rollins  Julia,  tavern,  150  Eastern  av 
Rollins    Thornton,  shipping    merchant,   308 

Lexington 
Rollins  Capt.  Wm.  mariner,  308  Lexington 
Rollison  Sarah  Ann,  5  Foster  al 
Rollison  Theodore,  horse  shoer,  146Ensor 
Rollinson  Edwd.  mariner,  Orleans  near  Cas- 
tle al 
Rollman  John,  baker,  167  n  Central  av 


GEO.  S.  PAGS  &  BRO.,  Manufactarera    of  Roofs   and  Roofing  materials,  111   SmlUi's 
Mnutrt,    C.  HART  SMITH,  Agent. 


EOL 


336 


EOS 


Roloson  Frederick,  pork  and  bacon,  23  Dia- 
mond 
Roloson  Hugh,  bacon,  3  Pearl 
Rolston  Wm.  soldier,  3  Preston 
Rom  Simon,  laborer,  272  s  Bond 
Roman  Mrs.  Elizabeth,  288  e  Lombard 
Roman  John  A.  clothier,  288  e Lombard 
Rombach  Peter,  parasols,  umbrellas  and  canes, 

ivory  turner,  &c.  61  n  Eutaw 
Romoser    Alexander,  driver  Harnden   Exp. 

161  York 
Romoser  Chas.  B.  gas  fitter,  83  Barre 
Romoser  Eva,  grocery,  161  York 
Romoser  Geo.  F.  shoemaker,  52  Josephine 
Romoser  Jacob,  soldier,  172  s  Sharp 
Romoser  John  P.  carpenter,  161  York 
Romoser  John  M.  tailor,  351  Lexington 
Romoser  John  G.  tailor,  303  Saratoga 
Romoser  John,  shoemaker,  361  Saratoga 
Romm  Mrs.  Nicholas,  dry  goods,  433  w  Bal- 
timore 
Romm  Nicholas,  fancy  and  ornamental  plast. 

433  w  Baltimore 
Rommel  Alexander,  clerk,  68  w  Baltimore 
Rommell  Philip,  liquors,  212  Canton  av 
Ronalde  Adam,  laborer,  26  Abey  al 
Rondo  Bartholomew^,  laborer,  24  n  Caroline 
Roney  Edward  P.  (Browne  &  R.)    105  Lex- 
ington 
Roney  James,  soldier,  105  Stirling 
Roney  John,  wagoner,  123  n  Central  av 
Roney  Patrick,  wood   mill,  near  Eastern  av, 

dw  71  n  Exeter 
Roney  Mrs.  Mary,  105  Stirling 
Ronsaville  David  C.  carpenter,  14  n  Ann 
Ronsaville  David  W.  bookkeeper,  14  n  Ann 
Ronsaville  Dayton,  carpenter,  14  n  Ann 
Roome  Wm.  D.  carpenter,  Mount,  n  of  Lex- 
ington 
Rooney  Bernard,  soap  boiler,  31  Hillen 
Rooney  Mrs.  Elizabeth,  77  McHenry 
Rooney  Hugh,  laborer,  95  York 
Rooney  James,  porter,  165  w  Riddle 
Rooney  James,  porter,  121  Dover 
Rooney  James,  porter,  Dover  near  Paca 
Rooney  James  H.  brushmaker,  77  McHenry 
Rooney  James,  (R.  &  Landers,)  165  w  Biddle 
Rooney  &  Landers,  livery  stable,  136  North 
Rooney  Michael,  restaurant,  29  w  Pratt 
Rooney  Patrick,  currier,  15  s  Front 
Rooney  Patrick  H.,  Carey  near  Saratoga 
Rooney  Peter,  laborer,  15  French 
Rooney  Thomas,  hackman,  51  n  Pine 
Rooney  Thomas,  laborer,  4  New 
Rooney  Wm.  laborer,  374  Ostend 
Rooney  Wm.  laborer,  121  Dover 
Root  C.  S.  prof,  of  music,  653  w  Lombard 
Root  G.  Dennison,  clerk,  20  s  Strieker 
Root  Henry  R.  attorney,  5  St.  Paul,  dw  47 

Mulberry 
Root  Sarah,  98  e  Madison 
Robt  Wm.  police,  98  e  Madison 
Ropes  Emily  W.  87  n  Eutaw 
Roppa  Albert,  mariner,  188  s  Ann 
Roppelt  Conrad,  soldier,  18  Central  av 
Roppelt  Mrs.  Cunigunda,  25Philnot  al 
Roque  Francis,  shoe  findings  and  leather,  19 

Harrison 
Rosan  C.  J.  (Baldwin,  Myer  &  Co.)  269  e 

Baltimore 
Rosan  Charles  W.  clerk,  269  e  Baltimore 
Rosan  Joseph,  clerk,  269  e  Baltimore 


Roschan  B.  S.  accountant,  40  Holland 

Roschan  Wm.  porter,  40  Holland 

Rose  Andrew  F.  hostler,  37  Pearl 

Rose  Bernhardt,  clothier,  92  s  Eutaw,  dw  48 

Portland 
Rose  Catherine,  seamstress,  682  w  Pratt 
Rose  Charles  H.  shoemaker,  8  Snyder's  ct 
Rose  Elizabeth,  299  Light 
Rose  Elizabeth,  boarding,  54  s  Sharp 
Rose  Frederick,  cabinet  maker,  155  e  Pratt 
Rose  Geo.  C.  shoemaker,  489  Lexington 
Rose  George,  butcher,  55  Centre,  36  Lexington 

and  11  Hanover  markets,  dw  480  Light 
Rose  Gustav,  music  teacher,  21  n  High 
Rose  Henry,  baker,  58  Stiles 
Rose  Henry,  barkeeper,  Belair  av  extended 
Rose  Hirsch,  artificial  flowers,  148  Lexington 
Rose  Isaac,  bookkeeper,  16  n  Howard 
Rose  Isaac,  stationer,  16  n  Howard 
Rose  Jacob,  rags,  70  Perry 
Rose  Jacob,  dry  goods,  170  Lexington,  dw  259 
Pcose  Jacob  J.  shoemaker,  58  n  Oregon 
Rose  Dr.  John,  57  s  Sharp 
Rose  John,  farmer,  124  Granby 
Rose  Rev.  John,  105  n  Caroline 
Rose  John  W.  C.  chairmaker,  36  n  Amity 
Rose  John,  (R.  &  Lyon,)  220  w  Lombard 
Rose  J.  B.  (J.  B.  R.  &  Co.)  92  s  Sharp 
ROSE  J .  B.  &  CO.  book  and  job  printers,  and 
publishers  of  Baltimore  Price  Current,  over 
5  s  Calvert. — ,[See  ^Advertisement.] 
Rose  John,  engineer,  101  York 
Rose  Joseph,  16  n  Howard 
Rose  Josiah  J.  tobacconist,  299  Light 
Rose  Levi  L.  ship  carpenter,  299  Light 
Rose  &.  Lyon,  ship  brokers  and  commission 

merchants,  1  O'Donnell's  wharf 
Rose  Mrs.  Margaret,  489  Lexington 
Rose  Martin,  carpenter,  48  Lancaster 
Rose  Meyer,  second  hand  dealer,  116  s  How- 
ard 
Rose  Peter,  (Maynard,  Ely  &  R.)  40>2  Con- 
way 
Rose  Robert,  police,  299  Light 
Rose  Solomon,   (Jordan  &   R.)   161  w  Lom- 
bard 
Rose  Simon  L.  carpenter,  302  Light 
Rose  Theresa,  482  Light 
Rose  Wm.  H.,  Military  Hall,  24  n  Gay 
Rose  Wm.  clerk,  146  e  Fayette 
Rose  Wm.  James,  liquors,  187  Chesnut 
Rose  Wm.  machinist,  86  Ross 
Roseman  George,  umbrella  maker,  11  s  Pop- 

pleton 
Rosemer  John,  carpet  weaver,  48  Harrison 
Rosemer  Sebastian,  carpet  weaver,  57  Fenna. 

avenue 
Rosello  Antonio,  upholsterer,  s  e  cor  Greene 

and  Saratoga 
Rosenbaum  Henry,  tobacconist,  233  Light 
Rosenbeaum  Elias,  dry  goods,  154  Lexington 
ROSENBEAUM     ISAAC,     millinery     and 

cloaks,  162  and  164  Lexington 
Rosenberg  Archer,  clothier,  7  w  Second 
Rosenberg  Abraham,  clothier,  4  Centre  Mar- 
ket space 
Rosenberg  Hirsh,  tailor,  38  Harrison 
Rosenberg  Harris,  392  w  Fayette 
Rosenberg  Henry,  cooper,  37  Bank 
Rosenberg  Joseph,  laborer,  7  Clay 
Rosenberg  Julius,  (White  &  R.)  64  s  Eutaw 
Rosenberg   Simon,   clerk,   4  Centre   Market 
space 


Rosan  Stirling,  clerk,  269  e  Baltimore 

WM.  P.  1VEBIJ,  M.-trlue,  Fire  and  Life  Insumnce  Agent  nnd  Broker.    Agent 
Benefit  UTe  lujtnrance  Co.,  Wewark,  N.  J.,"  89  Second  Street. 


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ROS 


Rosenber2;er  &  Co.   commission   merchants, 

68  Soutli 
Rosenberger  John,  musician,  64  Somerset 
Rosenberger  John,  wagoner,  7  Clay 
Rosenberger  Joseph,  rags,  22  President 
Rosenberger  Jacob,  tailor,  291  e  Eager 
Rosenberger  Jas.  A.  (R.  &  Co.)  208  Franklin 
Rosenberger  Moses,  109  e  Lombard 
Rosenberger   Philip   C.    tobacconist,   332  w 

Pratt 
Rosenberger  Sebastian,  porter,  252  s  Eden 
Rosenberry  Francis,  tailor,  77  Somerset 
Rosenberry  John,   brush  maker,  348   Mont- 
gomery 
Rosenblatt  Samuel,  dry  goods,  62  Aisquith 
Rosenburn  Sebastian,  laborer,  11  Smith's  al 
Rosenbush  Thompson,  second-hand  dealer,  19 

Ensor 
Rosendale  Henry,  furniture,  8  and  10  Etna  la 
Rosendorf  Frederick,  63  Chester 
Rosendorn  Francis,   gold   and    silver  plater, 

Wine  al.  near  Light,  dw  337  e  Madison 
Rosenfeld  Abraham,  property   agent,    113  e 

Baltimore 
Rosenfeld  Goody,  clerk,  181  e  Baltimore 
Rosenfeld  Henry,  clerk,  181  e  Baltimore 
Rosenfeld  Mrs.  "Henrietta,  181  e  Baltimore 
Rosenfeld  Michael,  90  e  Lombard 
ROSENFELD  SIMON  &  CO.  importers  and 

dealers  in  Havana  and  Principe  cigars,  20  s 

Gay. — [See  p.  25  .Sdvertisetnents.] 
Rosenfeld  Simon,  (S.  R.  &  Co.)  70  n  Greene 
Rosenfield  Joseph,  salesman,  210  n  Bond 
Rosenfield  Mrs.  Moses  B.  243  e  Lombard 
Rosengarn  John  H.  grocery,  300  Mulberry 
Rosenheim  Bernard,  furniture,  34  Holland 
Rosenheim  D.  laborer,  53  Lewis 
Rosenrailler  Jacob,  shoemaker,  207  s  Ann 
Rosensteel  Ambrose,  letter  carrier,  83  Harford 

avenue 
Rosensteel  Elizabeth,  50  George 
Rosensteel  George  T.  painter,  51  Mulberry 
Rosensteel  Joseph  L.  gilder,  16  Valley 
Rosensteel  John  L.  clerk,  83  Harford  av 
Rosensteel  Levi,  second-hand  dealer,  34  Penna. 

avenue 
Rosensteel  Theodore,  clerk,  182  Harford  av 
Rosensteel  Mrs.  Victoria,  83  Harford  av 
Rosenstein  Jacob,  glazier,  88  e  Pratt 
Rosenstock  Gerson,  110  w  Monument 
Rosenstock  Lewis,  214  Aliceanna 
Rosenstock   Samuel,    wholesale   grocer    and 

flour  and  produce  dealer,  212  and  214  Alice- 
anna, dw  36  n  Broadway 
Rosenstock  Wolfe,  23  s  Sharp 
Rosenswig  Elias,  manuf.  caps,   over  344  w 

Baltimore,  dw  112  n  Eutaw 
Rosenswig  Henrietta,  over  36  Harrison 
Rosenthal  Adolphus,  clothier,  61  s  Eutaw 
Rosenthal   Abraham,   second-hand   clothing, 

cor  Granby  and  Central  av 
Rosenthal  Francis,  silversmith,  337  e  Madison 
Rosenthal  Samuel,  dry  goods,  72  Hanover 
Rosenthal  Simon,  clothier,  72  Harrison 
Rosenthal  Wm.  sutler,  118  n  Caroline 
Rosenthall  Christopher,  laborer,  41  Slemmer 

alley 
Rosenthall  Frederick,  laborer,  133  s  Chester 
^Rosenthall  Harman,  tinner,  307  n  Howard 
Rosenthall  John,  laborer,  41  Slemmer  al 
Rosenthall  Marcus,   furniture  store  and   tin 

ware,  30  and  32  Penna.  av 
Rosenthall  Solomon,  cigar  maker,  240  e  Pratt 


Rosenthall  Samuel,  cigar  maker,  106  Hill 

Rosenthall  Wm.  watchmaker,  59  Buren 

Roser  Jacob,  butcher,  80  Lee 

Rosewag  Charles  F.  tailor,  28  Henrietta 

Rosher  Wm.  jacket  weaver,  154  n  Dallas 

Rosinger  Andrew,  tavern,  13  s  Frederick 

Rosman  George,  laborer,  225  William 

Rosolo  Anthony,  upholsterer,  49  n  Gay 

Ross  Mrs.  Ann,  108  York 

Ross  Aaron,  police,  35  Orleans 

Ross  Allmiede,  9  New  Chui'ch 

Ross  August,  tinner,  73  McElderry 

Ross  A.  P.  39  s  Broadway 

Ross  &  Bro.  painters,  6  Henrietta 

ROSS  CHARLES  H  &  CO.  importers  and 
wholesale  dealers  in  liquors  and  wines,  9 
Commerce 

Ross  Mrs.  Clara  A.  near  1st  toll  gate,  Hunt- 
ingdon av 

ROSS  DAVID  J.  manufacturer  of  boots  and 
shoes,  under  Barnum's  hotel,  dw  76  Lex- 
ington 

Ross  Edward,  laborer,  113  n  Central  av 

Ross  Edward  C.  grocery  and  liquors,  15  w 
Baltimore,  dw  Fountain  hotel 

Ross  George  W.  tinner,  73  St.  Peter 

Ross  George  C.  grocery,  316  s  Eutaw 

Ross  Henry  W.  paper  dealer,  27  s  Ann 

Ross  James,  cheese,  120  Aisquith 

Ross  James  D.  jr.,  harness  maker,  127  Ais- 
quith 

ROSS  JAMES  P.  apothecary,  s  w  cor  Balti- 
more and  Republican 

Ross  James  P.  ship  carpenter,  158  Washing- 
ton, F.  H. 

Ross  John,  tailor,  156  Ensor 

Ross  John,  laborer,  7  Low 

Ross  John,  322  n  Eutaw 

Ross  John,  laborer,  Falls  av  near  Northern 
avenue 

Ross  John  W.  (J.  W.  R.  &  Co.)  Cockeys- 
ville 

Ross  John,  107  Boston,  Canton 

ROSS  JOHN  W.  &  CO.  flour  and  commis- 
sion merchants,  over  6  Spear's  wharf 

Ross  Joseph,  awl,  blade  and  needle  factory, 
79  n  Front 

Ross  Leroy,  police,  227  s  Paca 

Ross  Louis  P.  salesman,  88  Lee 

Ross  Margaret  A.  confectionery,  158  Wash- 
ington, F.  H. 

Ross  Mrs.  Mary  A.  222  Conway 

Ross  Mary  F.  79  n  Schroeder 

Ross  Richard  L.,  Gilmor  between  Mulberry 
and  Franklin 

Ross  Robert,  tinner,  153  Cross 

Ross  Robert  R.  aid  to  revenue  custom  house,  87 
Bond 

Ross  Samuel,  (R.  &  Bro.)  Hamburg  near 
Light 

Ross  Samuel  D.  painter,  97  Hamburg 

Ross  Samuel  P.  tinner,  67  Camden 

Ross  Teresa,  94  s  Chester 

Ross  Thomas,  87  s  Bond 

Ross  Thomas,  crockery,  67  Camden 

Ross  Thomas  F.  tinner,  67  Camden 

Ross  Thomas,  laborer,  21  Abey  al 

Ross  Wm.  C.  (R.  &  Bro.)  13  Henrietta 

Ross  Wm.  grinder  and  polisher,  83  n  Front 

ROSS  WILLIMA  C.  plane  manufacturer, 
44  Light,  cor  Balderston,  dw  130  s  Plow* 
ard 

Rosscamp  Frank,  cooper,  38  Greenmount  av 


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Rossie  Mrs.  Josephine  C.  132  s  Sharp 
Rossi ter  James  N.  stone  cutter,  Exeter  near 

Fayette 
Rossiter  John  F.  boat  builder,  97  s  Bond 
ROSSMARCK  GEORGE,  beer  brewer,  s  w 
cor  Cross  and  Covington. — [See  pa^e  22  M- 
verlisements.] 
ROST  GEORGE,  lager  beer  brewery,  Belair 

av  near  Baltimore  Cemetery 
Rost  John,  rectifier  and  liquor   dealer,   196 

Aiiceanna 
Rost  John  P.  wines  and  liquors,  164  n  Eden 
Rost  Kelian,  shoemaker,  98  s  Wolfe 
Rost  Martin,  blacksmith,  238  Hanover 
Rost  Philip,  wholesale  liquor  dealer  48  Ensor 
Rost  Thomas,  carpenter,  226  Castle  al 
Rost  Wilhelm,  shoemaker,  98  s  Wolfe 
Rostmyer  Andrew,  foundryman,  3  Choptank 
Rostmyer  F.  302  Aiiceanna 
Roswald  James,  shoes,  177  n  Gay 
Roszel  Sophronia  E.  134  w  Fayette 
Roszel  Stephen  C.  collector,  254  e  Biddle 

Roszel clerk  B.  &  0.  R.  R.,  Paca  near 

Franklin 
Rotan  David  J.  carpenter,  75  s  Chester 
Rote   Charlotte,  confectionery,  91  n  Central 

avenue 
Rote  George,  tailor,  63  s  Regcster 
Rote  Jacob,  shoemaker,  91  n  Central  av 
Roten  Augustus,  blacksmith,  77  Hamburg 
Roten  Benjamin,  mariner,  77  Hamburg 
Roten  Caleb,  fireman,  53  L.  Hughes 
Roten  Emeline,  tailoress,  1  Harnden  ct 
Roten  James  T.  mariner,  5  Williamson  al 
Roten  John,  mariner,  77  Hamburg 
Roten  Nicholas  T.  ship  carpenter,  1  Binney 
Roten  Samuel,  mariner,  142  William 
Roten  William,  fisherman,  77  Hamburg 
Roth  Adam,  cooper,  170  s  Central  av 
Roth  Adam  Heinrich,  butcher,  17  Fells  Point 

market,  dw  Chester  n  of  Madison 
Roth  Mrs.  Catherine,  grocery,  25  Brown 
Roth  Charles,  piano  maker,  792  w  Baltimore 
Roth  Christian,  cooper  and  grocer,  52  Presi- 
dent 
Roth  Conrad,  shoemaker,  170  s  Central  av 
Roth  David,  wheelwright,  388  Saratoga 
Roth  Frederick,  tailor,  84  s  Central  av 
Roth  J.  Frederick,  stoves   and  tinware,   106 

Low 
Roth  Geo.  M.  barkeeper,  25  Brown 
Roth  George,  lager  beer,  737  w  Baltimore 
Roth  George,  shoemaker,  677  Penna  av 
Roth  Henry,  flour  dealer,  256  Canton  av 
Roth  Henry,  wheelwright,  376  Saratoga,  dw 

382 
Roth  John,  tailor,  49  Chatsworth 
Roth  John  C.  shoemaker,  84  s  Central  av 
Roth  John,  cooper,  170  s  Central  av 
Roth  Martin,  laborer,  507  Canton  av 
Roth  Mrs.,  Belair  av.  extended 
Roth  Michael,  48  Harrison 
Rothauge  Conrad,  shoemaker, 674  w Baltimore 
Rothauge  Philip,  shoemaker,  190  Peirce 
Rothe  Charles  F.  machinist,  132  Lee 
Rothe  Henry,  cigar  packer,  44  s  Bond 
Rothe  John,  broom  maker,  Saratoga  nr.  Park 
Rotheimer  Frederick,  cabinet  maker,  68  Cen- 
~     tral  av 
Rolhel  Mrs.  Ann,  53  s  Chapel 
Rothel  Tlu)S.  cabinet  maker,  412  Saratoga 
Rotliell  Thos.  cabinet  maker,  403^  n  Paca 
Rothenbiller  Joseph,  soldier,  13  High  al 


ROTHAES  JOHN,  lager  beer  saloon,  26  e 

Lombard 
Rothhaupt  Charles  G.  boot  maker,  61    Har- 
ford av 
Rothrock  Geo.  C,  clerk,  6  n  Schroeder 
Rothrock  John,  (R.  &  Peacock,)  540  w  Balti- 
more 
Rothrock  Joseph,  clerk,  6  s  Schroeder 
Rothrock  Joseph  M.,  U.  S.  A.,  540  w  Balti- 
more 
Rothrock  &  Peacock,  metal  roofers,  10  Eutaw 

House 
Rothrock  Thomas  M.  tinner,  84  Preston 
Rothrock  Wm.  H.  plumber,  540  w  Baltimore 
Rothrock  Wm.  brickmaker,  57  Booth 
Rothschild  Abraham,  dry  goods  store,  746  w 

Baltimore 
Rothschild  Isaac,  clerk,  19  n  Frederick 
Rothschild  Joseph,  clothier,  230  s  Broadway 
Rott  Wm.  laborer,  62  Durst  al 
Rotlanzi  Leopold,  clerk,  72  Eastern  av 
Rottjer  R.  J.  confectioner,  cor  Mullikin  and 

Broadway 
Rou  Barbara,  s  Ridgely  extended 
Rouch  Frederick,  laborer,  158  s  Eden 
Roulet  Arthur,  clerk,  cor  Calhoun  and  Balti- 
more 
Roulston  Robert,  clerk,  226  Lee 
Roulston  Walter,  police,  192  HoUins 
Roumach  Christiana,  47  s  Liberty 
Rountree  John,  finisher,  1  Holland 
Rountree  John,  music  teacher,  1  Holland 
I   Rountree  Richard,  carpenter,  267  n  Central  av 
'   Rountree  Wm.  clerk,  1  Holland 
Rountree  Wm.  musician,  84  Harford  av 
Rourk  John,  carter,  11  Chase 
Rourk  Mary  73  Gough 
Rourke  Mrs.  Bridget,  4  Webb 
Rourke  Mrs.  Mary,  5  e  Fayette 
Rourke  Michael,  plasterer,  222  Peirce 
Rourke  Michael  A.  plasterer,  224  Pierce 
Rourke  Michael,  laborer,  4  Webb 
Rourke  Michael,  blacksmith,  4  s  Oregon 
Rous  Mrs.  Ann  S.  67  Raborg 
Rous  John  G.  249  Madison  av 
Rousch  Joseph,  cabinet  maker,  38  s  Regester 
Rouse  Edwin  W.  artist,  138  n  Eutaw 
Rouse  John,  tailor,  19  St.  James 
Rouse  John,  tailor,  8  Anthony 
Rouse  Rudolph,  jr.,  planing  mill,  336  Eastern 

av.  dw  42  s  Ann 
Rouse  Wm.  clerk,  189  Ramsay 
Rousselot  Christiana,  variety  store,  739  w  Bal- 
timore 
Rousselot  John  P.  varnisher,  739  w  Baltimore 
Row  Conrad,  tailor,  194  Mullikin 
Rov/  Joseph,  clothier,  62  w  Pratt,  dw  72  s 
Broadway 

Row ,  tailor,  Van  Buren  near  Gorsuch 

av.,  Homestead 
Row  William,  pilot,  129  s  Regester 
Rowe  George,  tailor,  13  Cannon 
Rowe  Joseph  A.  printer,  84  Hanover 
Rowe  Joseph,  currier,  71  Lee 
Rowe  Joseph  T.  currier,  71  Lee 
Rowe  John,  laborer,  4  Watson  ct 
Rowe  Mrs.  Mary,  milliner,  77  Columbia 
ROWE  &  SCHOFIELD,  oyster  packers,  69 

Boston,  Canton 
Rowe  Wm.  fireman,  308  n  Eutaw 
Rowley  John,  gardener,  Lanvale  near  Town- 
send 
Rowles  Mrs.  Catherine,  545  w  Fayette 


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Rowles  Thomas,  huckster,  60  Pearl 
Rowles  Walter  W.  carpenter,  199  Ross 
Rowlett   Richard,  restaurant,  5  n  High,  dw 

18  e  Fayette 
Roy  George  S.  clerk,  77  Grundy 
Roy  John,  bricklayer,  n  e  cor  Poppleton  and 

Pierce 
Roycroft  George,  rigger,  161s  Wolfe 
Royston  Bros,  wholesale  and  retail  dry  goods 

and  carpet  dealers,  81  w  Baltimore 
Royston  E.  B.  (R.  Bros.)  23  s  Howard 
Royston  Francis  H.  260  Aisquith 
Royston  Georgeanna,  90  Chesnut 
Royston  Henry  C.  clerk,  40  Mulberry 
Royston  Joshua,  40  Mulberry 
Royston  N.  B.  (R.  Bros.)  York  road,  Balti- 
more CO 
/    Rozer  John,  mariner,  434  Canton  av 

Rozier  Nelson,  blacksmith,  102  Eastern  av 
Ruark  Capt.  Alexander,  40  s  Wolfe 
Ruark  Edward  W.  wood  dealer,  115  William 
Ruark   Henry,  lumber  merch.  51  n  Caroline 
Ruark  Peter  M.  moulder,  15  n  Poppleton 
Ruark  Henry,  106  Orleans 
Ruben  Jacob,  cap  maker,  246  and  675  w  Bal- 
timore, dw  675 
Ruben  Jacob,  hatter,  225  Lexington 
Rubens  Charles,  (Boston  &  R.)  10  Pearl 
Rubenstein  John,  laborer,  339  s  Bond 
.   Ruberg  Sarah,  338  n  Howard 
Ruberg  Wm.  porter,  338  n  Howard 
Ruben  Joachim,  confectionery,  78  Orleans 
Rubert  Mrs.  Mene,  70  s  Fremont 
Rubert  Mrs.  Sophia,  confec.  118  Columbia 
Rubey  Benjamin,  plasterer,  207  s  Wolfe 
Rubey  Thomas,   plasterer,  Canton  av  near 

Gist 
Ruble  John,  4  Holton 
Rubner  John  A.  swldier,  141  n  High 
Rubrecht  John,  tailor,  180  s  Central  av 
Ruck  Andrew,  shoemaker,  458  Light 
Ruck  Adam,  wagoner,  456  Light 
Rucker  George,  cooper,  325  Hanover 
RuckertMary,  153  East 
Ruckle  Albert  C.  printer,  16  Penn 
Ruckle  C.  Albert,  printer,  16  Penn 
Ruckle  Mrs.  Eliza,  147  n  Biddle 
Ruckle  George  J.  brass  founder,  194  East 
Ruckle  George,  sugar  refiner,  239  Saratoga 
Ruckle  George  W.  provisions,  n  e  cor  Gay 

and  Monument,  dw  232  e  Monument 
Ruckle  Mrs.  Isabella,  16  Penn 
Ruckle  Jos.  N.  saddles,  harness  and  trunks , 

264  n  Fremont,  dw  53 
Ruckle  Mary  E.  teacher,  16  Penn 
Ruckle  Thos.  C.  artist,  over  n  w  cor  Charles 

and  Fayette,  dw  Baltimore  co 
Ruckle  Wm.  oak  cooper,  14  Rose 
Ruckmer  Dena,  309  Aliceanna 
Rucolph   Vitus,  upholsterer,  122  e  Lombard 
Ruddach  Rebecca,  88  s  Sharp 
Ruddach  Wash,  clerk,  161  s  Sharp 
Ruddlemuller    John,    boiler    maker,  304    e 

Monument 
RUDEL  JOHN,  groceries  and   liquor,  164  s 

Central  av 
Rudel  Frank,  205  s  Washington,  F.  P. 
Ruden  Thomas,  of  tobacco  warehouse,  128  s 

Howard 
Rudler  Anton,  sawyer,  89  Cambridge 
Rudloff  Sylvester,  butcher,  71  Hillen 
Rudolf  Frank,  36  Barnes 
Rudolph  Bitus,  upholsterer,  122  e  Lombard 


Rudolph  Charles,  laborer,  26  Abey  al 
Rudolph  Charles,  teamster,  7  Perry 
Rudolph  Christian,  file  manuf.  154  East 
Rudolph  Ernst,  artist,  360  Saratoga 
Rudolph  Everist,  artist,  360  Saratoga 
Rudolph  Francis,  baker,  31  n  Frederick 
Rudolph  Harman,  boiler  maker,  354  Light 
Rudolph  Jacob,  tobacconist,  55  Hanover 
Rudolph  John,  blacksmith,  10  n  Amity 
Rudolph  Martin,  engineer,  116  West 
Rudolph  Matilda,  360  Saratoga 
Rudolph  Mrs.  Rosemary,  406  s  Charles 
Rudolph  Vedus,  upholsterer,  122  e  Lombard 
Rudolph  Wm.  paper  and  paper  box  boards, 

31  Hanover,  dw  76  Chew 
Rudwick  J.  laborer,  52  e  Lombard 
Rudwick  John  G.  engineer,  52  e  Lombard 
Rudwick  Nicholas,  laborer,  52  e  Lombard 
Rudy  Charles  P.  blacksmith,  160  s  Eutaw 
Rueckert  John  B.  carpenter,  37  Grundy 
Ruedinger   Edward,   furniture  wagoner,  339 

Canton  av 
Ruehl  Dr.  Frank,  19  n  Central  av 
Ruejsing    Charles,   furniture    dealer,    140   e 

Fayette 
Rueths  Franz,  baker,  198  s  Wolfe 
RufFB.  F.  (R.  &  Speer,)  200  Garden 
Raff  Elmira  H.  85  Warner 
Ruff  Frederick,  tailor,  192  East 
Ruff  John  P.  laijor,'  117  n  Front 
Rufl"  John,  laborer,  30  Hughes 
Ruff  &    Speer,  commission  merchants,   121 

North 
Ruff  Samuel  M.  painter,  85  Warner 
Rugheimer  Peter,  tailor,  397  Canton  av 
Ruggel  John,  currier,  6  s  Frederick 
Ruhl  Abel,  baker,  22  s  Schroeder 
Ruhl  Conrad,  baker,  213  e  Lombard 
Ruhl    Christian,   cigar  maker,   Bethel   near 

Jefferson 
Ruhl  Edward,  cabinet  maker,  189  n  Bethel 
Ruhl  George,  tailor,  Pennsylvania  av 
Ruhl  James,  lithographic  printer,  232  n  Bond 
Ruhl  Paul,  tailor,  33  s  Bethel 
Ruhland  Frederick,  carter,  93  Peach  al 
Ruhland  Henry,  carpenter,  102  Central  av 
Ruhland  Lawrence,  carter,  106  Hill 
Ruidiger  Frederick,  carpenter,  134  n  Bond 
Ruidiger  George,  carpenter,  134  n  Bond 
Rulandt  Wm.  cabinet  maker,  60  s  Sharp 
Rule  Henry   cabinet  maker,  128  Lee 
Rule  John,  cloth  cutter,  84  Orleans 
Ruley  Henry,  huckster,  4  Essex 
Ruley  Pickering,  278  Eastern  av 
Ruley  Samuel  W.  huckster,  128  s  Washing- 
ton, F.  P. 
Ruley  Thomas,  huckster,  146  s  Chester 
Ruley  Thomas,  police,  146  s  Chester 
Rulker  Herman,  porter,  88  York 
Rullkoetter  Henry,  tavern,  200  Canton  av 
Rullman  Charles  W.   b?iker,  s  e  cor  Spring 

and  Jefferson 
Rullman  Caroline,  221  n  Gay 
Rullman  Ferdinand,  cabinet    maker,    199   n 

Exeter 
Rummel  Ernst,  tailor,  49  Albemarle 
Rummel  John  W.  plumber,  133  s  Bond 
Rummel   Philip,  liquor  store,  212  Canton  av 
Rumney  Mrs.  Jane,  113  Little  Greene 
Kumney  Robert,  machinist,  184  Conway 
Rumning  Adam,  tailor,  245  Eastern  av 
Rumpf  August,  cooper,  355  s  Sharp 
Rumpf  George,  shoemaker,  155  Orleans 


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Rumpel  Wolf,  shoemaker,  420  Canton  av 
Rumsey  John,  carjjenter,  28  Josephine 
Runcle  Joseph,  laborer,  13  s  Oregon 
Rund  Lewis,  cabinet  maker,  20  Hamstead 
Rundle  Joseph,  prov  isions,  217  Lee 
Rundle  Samuel  S.  police,  265  s  Sharp 
Rundle  Wm.  watchman,  266  s  Sharp 
Rung  Francis,  tailor,  35  James  al 
Runnells  James  T.  tailor,  49  Booth 
Rupert  Anton,  cooper,  115  Leadenhall 
Rupert  James,  fisherman,  68  Granby 
Rupley  Charles  P.  clerk,  383  Lexington 
Rupp  Charles,  grocery,  238  Perlna  av 
Rupp  Christian,  laborer,  34  Walsh 
Rupp  Conrad,  watchmaker,  270  Canton  av 
Rupp  Geo.  wagoner,  34  Leadenhall 
Rupp  Geo.  painter,- 16  George 
Rupp  Henry,  baker,  45  Chatsworth 
Rupp  Henry,  machinist,  40  Frederick  av 
Rupp  Jacob,  plasterer,  110  Boyd 
Rupp  Jacob  carpenter,  68  St.  Mary 
Rupp  Mm.  Louisa, grocery,  40  Frederick  av 
Rupp  Martin,  laborer,  40  Frederick  av 
Rupp  Nicholas,  butcher,  198  s  Bond 
Rupp  Nicholas,  tailor,  144  s  Caroline 
Rupp  Reuben  F.  clerk,  307  Mulberry 
Ruppel  Adam,  tailor,  13  Gittings 
Ruppel  Anton,  shoemaker,  56  Ross 
Ruppel  Conrad,  laborer,  2  Biddle  al 
Ruppel  Henry,  shoemaker,  6  I^.  Paca 
Ruppel  John,  junk  dealer,  150  and  152  s  Eden 
Ruppel  John,  currier,  6  s  Frederick 
Ruppel  May,  carpet  weaver,  cor  Light  and 

Williamson  al 
Ruppel  Nicholas,  weaver,  147  s  Bond 
Ruppel  Reinhardt,  tailor,  13  Gittings 
Ruppersberger  Geo.  butcher,  4  Townsend 
Ruppert  Caspar,  161  s  Spring 
Ruppert  Conrad,  lab.  186  s  Washington,  F.  P. 
Ruppert  Frederick,  tailor,  47  n  Bond 
Ruppert  Jacob,  56  s  Caroline 
Ruppert  John  A.  barber,  352  s  Charles 
Ruppert  John,  tailor,  139  n  Bond 
RUPPERT  JOSEPH,  lager  beer  and  artesian 

well  digger,  215  Eastern  av.— [Seep.  47  M- 

vertisements.] 
Ruppert  Joseph,  cooper,  198  Eastern  av 
Ruppert  Joseph,  pickling  establishment,  221 

Eastern  av 
Ruppert  Valentine,  laborer,  340  n  Fremont 
Ruppert  Wm.  J.  plasterer,  306  Cross 
Rupprecht  John,  tailor,  180  s  Central  av 
Rupprccht  John,  shoemaker,  4  Etna  al 
Rupprecht  Wm.  modeler  and  carver,  3  Clay, 

up  stairs 
Rupprecht  Wm.  carver,  5  Clay 
Ruprecht  Christian,  butcher,  96  Harford  av 
Rusch  John,  laborer,  7  Spring  ct 
Ruschmeyer  Henry,  cabinet  mak.  33  Warner  , 
Rush  Anthony,  clerk,  490  Franklin 
Rush  August,  barber,  339  w  Baltimore 
Rush  Frederick,  laborer,  645  Light 
Rush  Jacob,  paper  staincr,  68  St.  Mary 
Rush  Joseph,  paper  hanger,  376  Penna  av 
Rush  John,  broom  maker,  37  s  Durham 
Rush  Lewis,  machinist,  324  s  Charles 
Rush  Wm.  machinist,  311  Light 
Rusk  Mrs.  A.  K.  285  e  Fayette 
Rusk  Barbara,  85  Grecnmount  av 
RUSK  EDWIN  W.  butcher,  117  Centre  and 

47  Helair  markets,  dw  138  e  Madison 
Rusk  George  W.  butcher,  39  Centre  and  56 
Fell's  Point  markets,  dw  60  Ilampstead 

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Rusk  Jacob  Krebs,  butcher,  10  Fell's  Point 

market,  dw  88  Hampstead 
Rusk  Margaret,  laundress,  394  Harford  av 
Rusk  Robt.  (Wm.  L.  &  Robt.  R.)  Green- 
mount  av 
Rusk  Thomas  J.  butcher,  5  Centre  Market, 

dw  s  e  cor  Hampstead  and  Choptank 
Rusk  Thomas  J.  butcher,  301  Aisquith 
Rusk  Wm.  L.  &  Robert,  butchers,  9  Centre, 

35  Lexington  and  4  Hanover  markets 
Rusk   Wm.   L.  (Wm.  L.  &   Robt.  R.)   85 

Green  mount  av 
Rusk  Wm.  180  e  Fayette 
Rusk  Wm.  M.  butcher  and  packer,  73  Green- 
mount  av,  dw  85 

Ruskell 238  Aisquith 

Ruskell  John  (Wilson  &  R.)  195  Aisquith 
Russell  Mrs.  Ann  E.  114  Cider  al 
Russell  Mrs.  Alexander,  sr.,  96  Hanover 
Russell  Alexander,  jr.,  (Burns,  R.  &  Co.)  28 

Columbia 
RUSSKLL  BENJAMIN,  shoe  manufacturer, 

293  w  Baltimore,  dw  261  w  Lombard 
Russell  Charles,  laborer,  29  Slemmer  al 
Russell  Charles,  cooper,  151  s  Regester 
Russell  Mrs.  Christina,  164  Hughes 
Russell  Edward,  laborer,  131  s  Exeter 
Russell  Ellen,  153  e  Monument 
RUSSELL  EUGENE  J.  apothecary,  n  e  cor 

Canton  av  and  Ann 
Russell   E.  Walton,  (Woods  &  R.)  149  Park 
Russell  F.  94  e  Madison 

Russell  George,  blacksmith,  291  Harford  av 
Russell  George  W.  cigars,  375  Franklin 
Russell  Geo.  boots  and  shoos,  222  n  Howard 
Russell  George,  machinist,  332  n  Howard 
Russell  Capt.  George  W.  15  Aisquith 
Russell  Mrs.  Hannah,  7  Chatsworth 
Russell  Harvey,  laborer,  21  Abey  al 
Russell  Henry  J.  baker,  n  w  cor  Baltimore 

and  Bond 
Russell  James,  jr.,  clerk,  315  e  Baltimore 
Russell  James,  cooper,  223  Montgomery 
Russell  James,  brass  and  iron  founder,  132 

Thames,  dw  315  e  Baltimore 
Russell  James,  salesman,  31  Camden 
Russell  James,  (E.  M.  Cross  &  Co.)  110  w 

Baltimore 
Russell  Jas.  shoemaker,  187  L.  Constitution 
Russell  James,  butcher,  168  e  Madison 
Russell  James  S.  painter,  238  n  Bond 
Russell  John,  sr.,  carpenter,  5  Chatsworth 
Russell  John,  jr.,  carpenter,  5  Chatsworth 
Russell  John,  steward  U.  S.  ho.spital,  11  Lex- 
ington 
Russell  John,  carpenter,  184  Greenmount  av 
Russell  John,  tailor,  78  Harford  av 
Russell  John,  carpenter,  594  Saratoga 
Russell  John,  furniture,  54  s  Charles,  dw  31 

Camden 
Russell  John  S.  shoemaker,  222  n  Howard 
Russell  John,  tavern  and  hog  yard,  953  w 

Pratt 
Russell  John,  whip  sawyer,  46  Cross 
Russell  John  P.  cigar  maker,  7  Chatsworth 
Ru.ssell  John,  barber,  121)^  Franklin 
Russell  John  W.  ferryman,  1  Covington 
Russell  John,  jr.,  clerk  B.  &  0.  R.  R.  61  s 

Eutaw 
Russell  Mary,  grocery,  151  s  Regester 
Russell  Mary,  34  s  Eutaw 
Russell  Michael,  ship  carpenter,  99  York 
Russell  Michael,  carpenter,  10  s  Schroeder 


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Russell  Michael,  ship  carpenter,  84  York 
Hussell   Patrick,  grocery,  cor   Caroline  and 

Chew 
Russell  Patrick,  grocery,  98  Holiday 
Russell  Richard  B.  carpenter,  375  Franklin 
Russell  Ruth  A.  332  n  Howard 
Russell  Samuel,  411  w  Pratt 
Russell  Stephen  H.  shoemaker,  222  n  Howard 
Russell  Mrs.  Susan,  5  Chatsworth 
Russell  Thomas,  ship  carpenter,  32  Binney 
Russell  Thomas  P.  carpenter,  383  Franklin 
Russell  Mi-s.  Thomas  E.  s  w  cor  Madison 

and  Garden 
RUSSELL  WM.  mineral  water  and  bottling 

establishment,  5  Mercer,  tavern  and  dw  20 
Russell  Wm.  T.  pilot,  134  s  Chester 
Russell  Wm.  L.  (Ash  &  R.)  100  n  Caroline 
Russell  Wm.  laborer,  294  Harford  av 
Rust  John,  shoemaker,  62  Harford  av 
Rust  Mary,  tailoress,  87  n  Caroline 
Rust  Peter  N.  310  w  Fayette 
Rust  Samuel,  shoemaker,  62  Harford  av 
Rust  Thomas  J.  butcher,  2  Hanover  market, 

dw  301  Aisquith 
Rusteberg  Ludwig,  turner,  66  Lancaster 
Russmach  Catherine,  249  s  Ann 
Russom  Wm.  blacksmith,  8  McHenry 
Ruth  Andrew  J.  carpenter,  60  James  al 
RUTH  &,  BROTHER,  tinners  and  can  mak- 
ers, 318  Aliceanna 
Ruth  Mrs.  Catherine,  60  James  al 
Ruth  Conrad,  baker,  209  s  Bond 
Ruth  Frantz,  laborer,  209  s  Bond 
Ruth  Francis  J.  jr.,  (R.  &   Brothers,)   87  s 

Chester 
Ruth  Jacob,  carpenter,  374  Light 
Ruth  Jacob,  tinner,  310  Eastern  av 
Ruth  John,  213  Franklin 
Ruth  John,  tinner,  50  s  Chapel 
Ruth  John  B.  213  Franklin 
Ruth  John  A.  tinner,  60  James  al 
Ruth  John  S.  clerk  N.  C.  R.,  234  Barre 
Ruth  John  B.  laborer,  27  s  Washington,  F.  P. 
Ruth  Joseph,  baker,  209  s  Bond 
Ruth  Mrs.  Mary,  234  Barre 
Ruth  Sylvester,  (R.  &  Bro.)  121  s  Wolfe 
Rutherford  Alexander,  bailiff  Criminal  Court, 

Republican  s  of  Saratoga 
Rutherford  Alexander,  228  n  Bond 
RUTHERFORD  JOSEPH,  restaurant,  125  w 

Baltimore,  dw  n  e  cor  Madison  and  Eutaw 
Rutherford  Nancy,  dressmaker,  405  Saratoga 
Rutherdale  Robert,  hackman,  66  Eastern  av 
Ruthrauff  Jacob  A.  (R.  &  Smith)  18  s  Greene 
RUTHRAUFF  &  SMITH,   wholesale  boot 

and  shoe  dealers,  290  w  Baltimore 
Ruthven  Henry,  tailor,  44  Harford  av 
Rutiger  August  P.  tinner,  197  n  Caroline 
Rutle  Pancross,  laborer,  277  s  Ann 
Rutledge  Charles  T.  165  n  Exeter 
Rutledge  Elizabeth,  dressmaker,  16  n  Liberty 
Rutledge  Jennie,  store,  39  Stiles,    dw  85  n 

Charles 
Rutledge  John,  tailor,  116  Ensor 
Rutledge  Joshua,  carpenter,  183  e  Eager 
Rutler  Joseph,  laborer,  105  Cambridge 
Rutler  Joseph,  laborer,  87  Cambridge 
Rutter  Alexander,  90  Hanover 
Rutter  Edward,  sailmaker,  195  Lee 
Rutter  Eliza,  doctress,  66  French 
Rutter  Fredk.  G.  clerk,  39  n  Gay 
Rutter  John,  tobacconist,  411  Canton  av 
Rutter  John,  shoemaker,  66  French 


Rutter  John   A.  J.   shoemaker,    25C    Mont- 
gomery 
Rutter  John,  porter,  157  Hollina 
Rutter  Josiah  C.  cigar  maker,  55  3  Ann 
Rutter  Jos.  H.  J., ship  builder,  dw  85  s  Bond 
Rutter  Philip,  boatman,  443  w  Lombard 
Rutter    Richard,    mathematical     instrument 

maker,  28  Thames 
Rutter  Robert,  ship  carpenter,  51  Burke 
Rutter  Samuel,  tailor,  332  w  Fayette 
Rutter  Mrs.  Susannah,  87  s  Wolfe 
Rutter  Thomas,  94  n  Front 
Rutter  Thomas  B.  cashier  Farmers  and  Plant- 
ers'  Bank,  17  South 
Rutter  Thomas  C.  clerk  N.  C.  R.  R.  34  s 

Sharp 
Rutter  Wm.  drayman,  67  Orleans 
Rutterbush  Henry,  shoemaker,  90  Elliott 
Ruttman  John  G.  laborer,  4  Beal  ct 
Ryan  Cornelius,  grocery,  127  n  Front 
Ryan  Cornelius,  127  n  Exeter 
Ryan  Edward  grocery,  313  Eastern  av 
Ryan  Edward,  laborer,  23  Abey  al 
Ryan  Ellen,  47  Clay 
Ryan  Mrs.  Eliza,  64  Camden 
Ryan  Francis,  tallow  chandler,  8  Hillen 
RYAN  &  FOWLER,  merchant    tailors,  42 

Second  nr  South 
Ryan  Henry,  police,  45  Chatsworth 
Ryan  Honora,  grocery,  26  s  Poppleton 
Ryan  James,  laborer,  65  s  Durham 
Ryan  James  S.  bricklayer,  686  w  Pratt 
Ryan  James,  porter,  2  Tyson 
Ryan  Jeremiah,  carter,  5  Phoenix  row,  Hillen 
Ryan  John  (R.  &  Rickets)  52]  w  Fayette  ' 
Ryan  John,  drayman,  72  York 
Ryan  John,  librarian,  69  n  Poppleton 
Ryan  John,  drayman,  47  Hillen 
Ryan  John,  coachmaker,  168  Stirling 
Ryan  John,  soldier,  127  n  Exeter 
Ryan  John,  laborer,  154  s  Chapel 
Ryan  John,  (R.  &  Fowler)  207  Saratoga 
Ryan  John  F.  grocery,  48  w  Centre 
Ryan  John,  grocery,  Frederick  rd  nr  tollgate 
Ryan  Joseph,  mariner,  36  Milliman 
Ryan  Lawrence  M.  clerk,  61  n  Howard 
Ryan  Luther,  Scott  nr  Hamburg 
Ryan  Mary,  19  Hillen 
Ryan  Mary,  dressmaker,  89  n  Howard 
Ryan  Matthew,  laborer,  20  French 
Ryan  Matthew,  laborer,  Donnelly's  ct 
Ryan  Michael,  laborer.  Cotton  row 
R,yan  Michael,  cellar  digger,  Ross  nr  Dolpin 
Ryan  Michael,  laborer,  390  Hanover 
Ryan  Michael,  tinner,  113  Vine 
Ryan  Michael,  laborer,  189  n  Exeter 
Ryan  Michael,  drayman,  240  Light 
Ryan  Michael,  laborer,  648  w  Pratt 
Ryf\n  Michael,  laborer,  24  Elizabeth  la 
Ryan  Owen,  laborer,  231  Conway 
Ryan  Peirce,  grain  weigher,  327  w  Lombard 
Ryan  Robert,  laborer,  5  Gould  ct 
Ryan  &  Rickets,   type  and  stereotype  found- 
ers, over  114  w  Baltimore 
Ryan  Samuel,  carpenter,  207  Preston 
Ryan  Susan,  69  Mount  Vernon  place 
Ryan  Thomas,  clerk,  208  Bank 
Ryan  Thomas,  laborer,  38  Rose 
Ryan  Timothy,  laborer,  20  Pleasant  al 
Ryan  Wm.  H.  broker,  dw  3  n  Carey 
Ryan  Wm.  J.  block  and  pump  maker,  6  Barre, 

dw  244  s  Sharp 
Ryan  Wm.  porter,  46  Barre 


OEO,  S.  FAGK  &  BRO.,  Maniifactorers   of  Roofs  and  Roofing  Slaterlala,  111   Smltlk'a 
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Ryan  Wm,  laborer,  8  Carlton 

Ryan  Wm.  soldier,  38  n  High 

Ryder  Albert  D.  bricklayer,  8  Smith 

Ryder  Andrew,  express  wao^oner,  99  Raborg 

Rye  Henry,  shoemaker,  28  Mount 

Ryland  James,  cor  Franklin  and  Fulton 

Ryninger  Mrs.  Margaret,  confectionery,  521 

Belair  av 
Ryninger  Wm.  H.  clerk,  521  Belair  av 


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Saaffer  Margaret,  52  s  Regester 
Sabel  George  F.  police,  206  e  Pratt 
Sabina  Sister,  Convent  of  Notre  Dame,  s  e 

cor  Eager  and  Aisquith 
Sabinian  Bro.  St.  Alphonsus,  79  Saratoga 
Sachs  Albert,  milkman,  Harford  av  near  city 

limits 
Sachs  Mrs.  Christine,  62  Johnson 
Sachs  Charles,  broom  maker,  120  French 
Sachs  Frederick,  sawyer,  90  s  Eutaw 
Sachs  Harman,  baker,  174  s  Ann 
Sachs  Henry,  shoemaker,  62  Johnson 
Sachs  John,  tailor,  121  McElderry 
Sachs  John,  soldier,  231  Aliceanna 
Sachse  Charles,  cabinet  maker  and  undertaker, 

16  Ensor 
SACHSE  E.  &  CO.  lithographers,  over  104 

s  Charles. — [See  Advertisement.] 
Sachse  Edward,  (E.  S.  &  Co.)  240  Hanover 
Sachse  Henry,  teamster,  24  Biddle  al 
Sachse  Theodore,  (E.  S,  &  Co.)  196  Mont- 
gomery 
Sachtleben  Henry,  40  Chatsworth 
SACK  CHRISTIAN  D.  pewter  and  britannia 

ware  manufacturer,  63  German 
Sack  George,  cabinet  maker,  17  McElderry 
Sackelford  Zac.  sail  maker,  19  s  Ann 
Sackerman  Lewis,  grocery,  297  Eastern  av 
Sacks  Samuel,  shoemaker,  28  n  Dallas 
Saddler  John,  laborer,  102  Hillen 
Saddler  Wm.  F.  shoemaker,  616  w  Pratt 
Sadler    Andrew,    milk.    Liberty    road    near 

Fremont 
Sadler  Geo.  W.  tobacconist,  303  s  Charles 
Sadler  Capt.  Henry,  mariner,  39  Valley 
Sadler  Joseph  W.  86  s  Exeter 
Sadler  Mary,  hxundress,  12  Armistead  la 
Sadler  Mary  C.  12  Armistead  la 
Sadler  Solomon,  plasterer,  39  Valley 
Sadler  Warner  D.  mariner,  349  Light 
Sadler  Wm.  H.  engineer,  498  w  Lombard 
Sadlers  Jacob,  laborer,  Clinton  s  of  Boston 
Sadtler  Charles  H.  cor  Charles  st.  and  Hunt- 
ingdon av 
Sadtler  George  T.  (P.  B.  S.  &  Sons,)  Balti- 
more Co. 
Sadtler  John  P.   (P.   B.  S.  &  Sons,)  Balti- 
more Co. 
SADTLER  P.  B.  &  SONS,  opticians,  watch- 
makers and  jewelers,  212  w  Baltimore 
Saefi'rt  Jacob,  laborer,  222  s  Wolfe 
Saeger  Jacob,  whitewasher,  254  e  Eager 
Saenger  Geo.  watchman,  Townsend  nr  John 
SafTrun  Conrad,  conductor,  93  s  Poppleton 
SafTran  George,  undertaker,  121  Penna.  av 
Saffiill  C.  R.  carpenter,  403  Hollins 
SalTell   Wm.  T.    R.    marine    clerk,   Custom 

house,  403  Hollins 
Saffran  Jacob,  tinner,  115  Penna.  av 
Safscer  Wm.  B.  31  Holiday 
Sage  George  D.  machinist,  275  Franklin 


Sagel  Joseph  R.  engineer,  38  s  Schroeder 
Sagel  Thomas,  engineer,  100  s  Carey 
Sager  Henry,  shoemaker,  422  Penna.  av 
Sahm  George  F.  shoemaker,  36  n  Caroline 
Sahm  Julius,  printer,  238  Canton  av 
Sahman  Christian,  huckster,  56  Portland 
Saibel  Emanuel,  carver,  108  s  Eutaw 
Saladin  J.  F.  (Freeman   &  Co.)   Washing- 
ton, D.  C. 
Sale  Robert,  mariner,  n  e  cor  Caroline  and 

Lombard 
Saingaein  Mrs.  Emily,  umbrellas,  692  w  Bal- 
timore 
Salby  Conrad,  baker,  116  s  Ann 
Salgee  John,  chemist,  1'04  William 
Salgues  Dubreuil,  cigar  maker,  28  s  Sharp 
Salick  B.  laborer,  302  Aliceanna 
Salisbury  E.  H.  coal  agent  Baltimore  Steam 

Packet  Co.  198  Harford  av 
Sallinger  Patrick,  milkman,  642  w  Pratt 
Sallmann  Wm.  blacksmith,  97  s  Wolfe 
Salmon  Adolphus  P.  salesman, 263  n  Howard 
Salmon  Ann,  83  s  Wolfe 
Salmon  Anthony,  293  Light 
Salmon  Anthony,  jr.,  clerk, 293  Light 
Salmon  E.  W.  attorney,  26  n  Calvert,  dw  400 

Saratoga 
Salmon  Philip  A.  (Samuel  Bevan  &  Co.)  263 

n  Howard 
Salomon  Moses,  dry  goods,  653  w  Baltimore 
Salom  Francis,  grocery,  43  n  Exeter 
Salom  John,   (Henry   Scofield  &  S.)  43    n 

Exeter 
Salter  Theodore,  painter,  100  s  Regester 
Saltzman  Wm.  laborer,  59  Preston 
Salwin  Catharine,  Jefferson  near  Orleans 
Salzer  George,  piano  maker,  374  Lexington 
Salzig  August,  stevedore,  134  s  Wolfe 
Salzig  John,  laborer,  134  s  Wolfe 
Same  Mrs.  Eleanor,  laundress,  238  Canton  av 
Same  John,  printer,  23  Canton  av 
Samm  Henry,  cooper,  255  Cross 
Sampson  Charles,  cigar  maker,  4  s  Central  av 
Samson  Mrs.  Mary,  387  Franklin 
Samuel  Joseph,  pedler,  209  Canton  av 
Samuels  Jacob,  butcher,  12  Fell's  Point  Mar- 
ket, dw  276  s  Broadway 
Sanborn  Dr.  D.  M.  2  e  Foundry 
Sandaal  Theodore,  furniture  repairer,   95  Or- 
leans 
Sand  John,  blacksmith,  66  s  Carey 
Sand  Rev.  John  A.  37  Conway 
Sander  Albrecht,  grocery,  117  Hill 
Sander  Henry,  cabinet  maker,  2.52  Canton  av 
Sander  John,  cigar  maker,  35  Brown 
Sander  John,  shoemaker,  cor  Monument  and 

Spring 
Sander  Wm.  tailor,  137  Franklin 
Sander  Wm.  shoemaker,  22  East 
Sanders  Alex,  milkman,  93  Johnson 
Sanders  August,  butcher,  133  n  Bond 
Sanders  Benjamin,  baker,  312  Aisquith 
Sanders  Beverly  C.  81  Centre 
Sanders  Charlotte,  64  Block 
Sanders  Columbus,  soldier,  129  William 
Sanders  Conrad,  cigars,  69  Granby 
Sanders  Edward  J.  23  n  High 
Sanders  E.  Jerome,  clerk,  23  n  High 
Sanders  Franklin,  92  e  Baltimore 
Sanders  Geo.  machinist,  26  Comet 
Sanders  Geo.  W.  bookkeeper,  292  w  Fayette 
Sanders  Geo.  (Geo.  S.  &  Co.)  92  e  Baltimore 
Sanders  Geo.  ship  carpenter,  33  Gittings 


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Sanders  Geo.  W.  tailor,   61  Hanover,  dw  62 

Columbia 
Sanders  Geo.  (Schroeder&S.)  Charles  2doors 

from  Pratt 
Sanders  James  A.  police,  101  n  Poppleton 
Sanders  James  W.  teacher,  92  e  Baltimore 
Sanders  James  B.  machinist,  17  e  Monument 
Sanders  J.  Mason,  clerk,  224  Madison  av 
Sanders    John   W.   wood   corder,    193  Mul- 
berry 
Sanders  John  H.  ship  joiner,  173  William 
Sanders  Mrs.  Joseph,   U.  S.  Hotel,  69  Presi- 

ident 
Sanders  Joseph,  190  George 
Sanders  Joseph,  86  William 
Sanders  Peter  J.  milkman,  93  Johnson 
Sanders  Peter  J.  jr.  bricklayer,  93  Johnson 
Sanders  Philip,  shoemaker,  207  s  Bond 
Sanders  Rebecca,  boarding,  36  Forrest 
Sanders  Samuel  F.  clerk,  92  e  Baltimore 
Sanders  Thomas,  painter,  129  William 
Sanders  Wm.  bookkeeper,  23  n  High 
Sanders  Wm.  confectioner,  17  Williamson   al 
Sanderson   Albert,  s  w  cor  Gorsuch  av  and 

Polk,  Homestead 
Sanderson  Geo.  H.  salesman,  44  Courtland 
Sanderson  Henry,  clerk,  129  s  High 
Sanderson  John,  jr.  receiving  clerk  gas  office, 

114  Greenmount  av 
Sanderson  John,  laborer,  11  e  Madison 
Sanderson  John  J.  ship  carpenter,  228  Mont- 
gomery 
Sanderson  Capt.  Solomon  S.  228  Montgom- 
ery 
Sandford  Evelina,  65  Hollins 
Sandler  Wm.  cooper,  22  Sterrett 
Sandman  Jos.  H.  n  w  cor  Hampstead  and 

Wolfe 
Sandor  Dr.  Adolph,  39  Fawn 
Sandrock  Julius  F.  grocer,  201  s  Charles 
Sands   Charles,  switch  tender,  553  w  Balti- 
more 
Sands  &  Dougherty,  grain,  seed,  feed,  guano, 

&c.  44  s  Frederick 
Sands  Elizabeth,  205  n  Eutaw 
Sands  Henry,  mariner,  59  Thames 
Sands  Jas.  W.  moulder,  452  w  Lombard 
Sands  John,  machinist,  489  w  Lombard 
Sands  Lemuel  G.  T.  clerk,  44  n  Liberty 
Sands  Mrs.  Mary  Jane,  551  w  Baltimore 
Sands  Richard,  (S.  &  Dougherty,)  44  n  Lib- 
erty 
Sands  Saml,  editor  Baltimore  Clipper,  244  n 

Eutaw 
Sand-s  Dr.  Wm.  79sPaca 
Sandys  Edwin,  steel  and  copper  plate  printer, 
over  621^   w  Baltimore,  dw  50  McElderry 
Sane  Wm.  rags  and  bones,  198  Raborg 
Sanfochs  Wm.  cedar  cooper,  70  Portland 
Sanford  Edwd.  bar  tender,  48  Pine 
Sanford  Edwd.  caterer,  40  Ross 
Sanford  Henry  H.  clerk  to  Gen.  Tyler,  Eagle 

hotel,  Hillen 
Sanford  Capt.  John  L.  240  n  Eutaw 
Sanford   Samuel,  telegraphist,  38)^  w  Balti- 
more 
Sanft  Mary,  '-rocery,  80  s  Wolfe 


Sanftleben   Gustavus,  machinist,  170  Mont- 
gomery 
vSangston  Binj.  W.  salesman,  121s  Paca 
SANGSTON  GEU.  E.  clerk  Superior  Court, 

79  n  Eutaw 
Sangston  Geo.  F,.  jr.  clerk,  79  n  Eutaw 
Sangston  Jas.  E.  clerk  office  Superior  Court, 

29  Conway 
Sangston  Lawrence,  8  Waverly  terrace, Frank- 
lin square 
Sangston  Sarah   A.  shoe  binder,  179  Stirling 
Sank  Corbin,  wood,  139  Cross 
Sank  Corbin  A.  carpenter,  19  Bevan 
Sank  David,  316  s  Charles 
Sank  Jas.  W.  drummer,  19  Bevan 
Sank  John  W.  bricklayer,  558  w  Lombard 
Sank  Rachel,  milliner,  72  n  Eutaw 
Sanks  Abner  D.  carpenter,  163  Hollins 
Sanks   Mrs.    Henrietta,  (S.    &    Riggin,)    90 

William 
Sanks  &  Riggin,  ship  builders,  foot  of  Cross, 

s  side  of  Basin 
Sann  L.  301  s  Bond 

Sanner  Geo.  H.  bricklayer,  129  Mullikin 
Sanner  Geo.  tailor,  83  n  Central  av 
Sanner  Jas.  H.  carpenter,  440  n  Gay 
Sanner   John  F.  bookkeeper,  242  Eastern  av 
Sanner  Capt.  Josiah   A    mariner,  110  s  High 
Sanner  Sylvester,  superintend't  Tract  Society, 

60  n  Broadway 
Sanner  Thomas,  keeper  Madison  square,  104 

n  Bond 
Sansbury  Richard,  engineer,  447  w  Lombard 
Santer  Charles,  sr.ldier,  329  s  Bond 
Santner  John,  Uiliorer,  Gist  nr  Essex 
Santry  John,  1;\ borer,  Townsend 
Santz  Jacob,  tailor,  178  s  Central  av 
Sapp   Chas.  bricklayer.  Falls  av  near  Falls 

road 
Sapp  Daniel,  railroad  man,  39  s  Ann 
Sapp  Edward,  laborer,  102  Hudson 
Sapp  Elizabeth,  102  Hudson 
Sapp  Fredk.  painter,  278  Mulberry 
Sapp  Henry,  laborer,  Clinton  s  of  Boston 
Sapp  Jacob,  laborer,  21  James  al 
Sapp  Jacob,  boiler  maker,  148  Orleans 
Sapp  Jas.  bailiff,  21  McElderry 
Sapp  John  H.  carpenter,  153  s  Washington, 

F.  P. 
Sapp  Jos.  F.  clerk,  2  Andre 
Sapp  Joshua  Oliver,  (Black  &  S.)  289  e  Fay- 
ette 
Sapp  Robt.  police,  559  w  Lombard 
Sapp  Mrs.  Sarah,  101  Peirce 
Sapp  Wm.  farmer,  321  e  Lombard 
Sapp  Wm.  painter,  2  Andre 
Sapp  Wm.  0.  223  e  Lombard 
Sapp  Wm.  Joseph,  cooper,  114  Jefferson 
Sappington  Amanda,  teacher,  251  w   Fayette 
Sappington    Gerard    H.    carpenter,    n   e   cor 

Holland  and  Eden,  dw  251  w  Fayette 
Sappington  Mary  E.  teacher,  251  w  Fayette 
Sappington   Dr.    Richard,  drug  store,  124  n 

Gay 
SAPPINGTON  DR.  THOMAS,  207  Frank- 
lin 
Saptra  Isadore,  cap  maker,  266  s  Charles 
Saratoga  Building,  s  e  cor  Saratoga  and  Cal- 
vert 
Sarbackar  Conrad,  tailor,  57  n  Pine 
Sarbaugh  Mrs.  Amanda,  133  n  Fremont 
Sarbaugh  John,  tailor,  162  Stirling 
Sargent  Rev.  Thos.  B.  103  Park 


HEBTRY   ^lESE,   Commission   Merchant,   for   tlie   sale   of  Flour,   Grain,  Seeds,  &c. 
Rosendale  Cement  and  Calcined  Plaster  constantly  on  liand,  31  Spear's  Wliarfc 


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Sarlouis  Mrs.  A.  millinery,  1763^  Lexington, 

dwl53 
Sarlouis  B.  153  Lexington 
Sas  Julius,  laborer,  8  Barney 
Sash  Jos.  cabinetmaker,  9  s  Bond 
Sasmanshausenn  John,   cabinet  maker,   163 

Conway 
Sata  Louis,  laborer,  134  s  Washington,  F.  P. 
Satterfield  John,  tanner,  189  Forrest 
Satterfield  L.  salesman,  187  n  Gay 
Satterfield  Maria,  boarding,  16  s  Calvert 
Satterfield  Saml.  S.  16  s  Calvert 
Settler  Mrs.  Catharine,  83  Franklin 
Sattler  H.  mariner,  269  s  Ann 
Sattler  Valentine,  bookkeeper  Simon's  hotel, 

28  and  30  w  Fayette 
Sattler  Wm.    (Chas.    E.  Dickey  &  Co.)  83 

Franklin 
Sauder  Mrs.  Elizabeth,  Stockholm  near  Eu- 

taw 
Sauer  Andrew,  carman,  185  s  Wolfe 
Sauer  Andrew,  drayman,  95  n  High 
Sauer  Casper,  broom  maker,  150  Low 
Sauer  Chas.  cigar  maker,  141  s  Ann 
Sauer  Christian,  laborer,  18  Ross 
Sauer  Christian,  laborer,  259  s  Bond 
Sauer  Conrad,  laborer,  245  s  Dallas 
Sauer  Edward,  14  Bank 
Sauer  Edward,  at  sugar  house,  141  s  Ann 
Sauer  Mrs.  Elizabeth,  3  s  Central  av 
Sauer  Francis,  drums,  show  cases,  &c.  98  w 

Baltimore,  dw  29  Holiday 
Sauer  Geo.  hackman,  218  Hamburg 
Sauer  Geo.  furn.  wagon,  215  Aliceanna 
Sauer  G.  laborer,  313  Canton  av 
Sauer  Henry,  driver,  185  s  Wolfe 
Sauer  John,  shoemaker,  510  Light 
Sauer  John  F.  laborer,  252  s  Durham 
Sauer  Joseph,  laborer,  15  Cambridge 
SAUERBERG  J.   D.  &   CO.  importers  and 

dealers    in    brandies,  liquors  and  cigars,  21 


and 23  Light. — [Seep.  33^Jldvertisements. 
Greene 


Sauerbere;  John 


(J.  D.  S.  &  Co.)  38 


Sauerhoff  Geo.  (Wm.  A.  House  &  Co.)  cor 

Pratt  and  Slemmer  al 
Sauerhoff  Geo.  H.  moulder,  144  Hughes 
Sauerhoff  Henry,  ship  carpenter,  122  Hughes 
Sauerhoff  John  F.  ship  carpenter,  144  Hughes 
Sauerhoff  John  L.  ship  joiner,  144  Hughes 
Sauerhoff  Walter  R.  clerk,  144  Hughes 
Sauerland  Charles,  carpenter,  2  n  Regester 
Sauerland  Henry,  piano  maker,  257  s  Paca 
Sauerland  Wm.  grocer,  133Penna.  av 
Sauers  Geo.  carpenter,  4  Chesnut  al 
Sauers  Mrs.   Rachel,  dress  maker,  181  Wil- 
liam 
Sauerwald  Frederick,  police,  18  George 
Sauerwald  Jacob,  basket  maker,  1  Knox  al 
Saeurwald  Wm.  H.  basket  maker,  361  Lex- 
ington 
Sauerwein  Daniel  N.  bricklayer,  203  Ramsay 
Saucrwein  Edwin  A.  (P.  S.&  Son,)  261  Lex- 
ington 
Sauerwein  Elizabeth,  76  Park 
Sauerwein  Francis,  carpenter,  58  Holland 
Sauerwein  Geo.  P.   bricklayer,  258  e  Monu- 
ment • 
Sauerwein  Geo.  (G.  S.  &  Co.)  76  Park 
Sauerwein  Geo.  &  Co.  flour  and  commission 

merchants,  153  n  Howard 
Sauerwein  John,  laborer,  128  Scott 
Sauerwein  Mrs.  Mary,  261  Lexington 


SAUERWEIN  P.  &  SON,  flour  and  produce 
commission  merchants,  101  n  Howard 

Sauerwein  Peter  G.  collector  internal  revenue, 
over  7  South,  dw  114  n  Greene 

Sauffer  John,  laborer,  418  Canton  av 

Saul  Anna,  175  s  Bethel 

Saul  Elias,  porter,  59  Penna  av 

Saul  Levi,  porter,  57  Penna  av 

Saul  Joseph  W.  whip  maker,  265  w  Balti- 
more, dw  299  Lexington 

Saulsbury  Alfred  G.  painter,  254  s  Charles 

Saulsbury  Andrew  J.  tallow  chandler,  138  s 
Central  av 

Saulsbury  Andrew  C.  sutler,  193  e  Pratt 

Saulsbury  Edward,  coal  agent,  198  Harford  av 

Saulsbury  James,  wood  dealer,  145  Cross 

Saulsbury  Margaret  M.  66  Lee 

Saulsbury  Samuel  D.  cabinet  maker,  431  w 
Lombard 

Saum  Charles,  cigar  maker,  194  e  Eager 

Saumenig  Mrs.  Ann,  173  s  Paca 

Saumenig  Conrad,  19  Penn 

Saumenig  Frederick  E.  clerk,  140  Columbia 

Saumenig  Henry,  carpenter,  202  Scott 

Saumenig  Henry  W.  hospital  steward,  202 
Scott  ■ 

Saumenig  Jacob,  flour  and  feed,  106  Columbia, 
dw97 

Saumenig  John,  202  Scott 

Saumeniic  John  W.  carpenter,  51  Eislein,dw30 
St.  Peter 

Saums  Christian  C.  cigar  maker,  490  Lexing- 
ton 

Saunders  Barbara,  dressmaker,  36  Dolphin 

Saunders  J.  Mowton,  engineer  Gas  Co.,  659 
w  Lombard 

Saunders  Lewis  H.  printer,  10  s  Gay 

Saunders  William  U.  barber,  807  w  Balti- 
more 

Sauner  Geo.  W.  tobacconist,  173  Conway 

Sauner  John  H.  snuflT,  tobacco  and  cigars,  64 
s  Howard 

Sauner  Wm.  F.  cigar  maker,  64  s  Howard 

Sauns  Wm.  21  Spruce  al 

Saur  Christian,  locksmith,  125  Gougli 

Sauter  Charles,  sr.,  20  s  Sharp 

Sauter  Charles,  jr.,  silver  plater,  20  s  Sharp 

Sauter  F.  soldier,  207  s  Washington,  F.  P. 

Sauter  H.  mariner,  269  s  Ann 

Sauter  P.  &  Bro.  plated  coffin  mountings,  &c., 
20  s  Sharp 

Sauter  Philip,  (P.  S.  &  Bro.)  20  s  Sharp 

Sauter  Wm.  (P.  S.  &  Bro.)  20  s  Sharp 

Sautz  Jacob,  tailor,  178  s  Central  av 

Savage  Chas.  E.  junk  dealer,  34  and  36  Lee, 
dw  150  Hanover 

Savage  Edward,  tinner,  Eden  near  Orleans 

Savage  Joseph  R.  coach  maker,  4  n  Frederick, 
dw  60  e  Fayette 

Savage  Judah  B.  boarding,  204  s  Ann 

Savage  Lawrence,  laborer,  481  w  Pratt. 

Savage  Wm.  H.  groceries,  102  Richmond 

Saville  Anna,  154  n  Fremont 

Saville  Ann  Jane,  milliner,  36  w  Pratt 

Saville  Francis,  butcher,  139  Greenmount  av 

Saville  James  H.  watchmaker  and  jeweler, 
1101^  w  Baltimore,  dw  Brown's  Hotel 

Saville  John,  machinist,  274  Mulberry 

Saville  Thomas,  169  Ross 

Saville  William,  shoemaker,  24  McHenry 

Savin  Felix  A.  bookkeeper  Bank  of  Com- 
merce, 324  n  Eutaw 

Savin  M.  D.  90  McCuUoh 


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Savin  Rich'd  T.  bookkeeper  Mechanics  Bank, 

324  n  Eiitaw 
Savin  Mrs.  Priscilla  G.  82  Mulberry 
Savin  Wm.  F.  accountant,  324  n  Eutaw 
SAVINGS  BANK  OF  BALTIMORE,  n  w 

Gay  and  Second 
Sawkins  Edward,  machinist,  26  s  Carey 
Sawkins  Frederick  A.  silver  plater,  over  24  s 

Liberty,  dw  31  s  Carey 
Sawyer  Wm.  government  inspector.  General 

Wayne  Inn 
Sax  Joseph,  cabinet  maker,  17  L.  McElderry 
Saxe  Philip,  sexton  of  Hanover  Synagogue, 

over  76  Centre  Market  space 
Saxton  Alexander  H.  at  Baltimore  Infirmary 
Saxton  James,  laborer,  201  Exeter 
Saxton  Owen,  baggage  master,  B.  &  0.  R.  R, 

524  Lexington 
Saxton  Dr.  Ricliard,  97  Lexington 
Saxton  Wm.  G.  wheelwright,  Mosher  near 

Foster  al 
Saxton  Wm.  H.  clerk,  524  Lexington 
Saxson  Sarah,  198  s  Wolfe 
Sayers  George,  painter,  20  n  Amity 
Say  Frank,  laborer,  Aliceanna  near  Cannon 
Say  John,  clerk,  91  Warner 
Saylor  John,  carpet  dealer,  2  w  Baltimore  and 

146  s  Broadway,  dw  9  n  Front 
Saylor  John  W.  soldier,  9  n  Front 
Sayre  James  T.  cigar  maker,  482  Franklin 
Sayre  James  T.  tobacconist,  42  .Franklin 
Scaler  Carl,  shoemaker,  171  s  Bethel 
Scalfield  Wm.  carpenter,  57  Short 
Scally  Hugh,  barkeeper,   39  Centre   Market 

space 
Scally  John,  porter,  232  e  Baltimore 
Scanlan  Andrew,  horse  shoer,  29  New  Church 
Scanlan  Daniel,  laborer,  29  Ringgold 
Scanlan  James,  cooper,  90  Hollins 
Scanlon  John,  grocery,  17  s  Regester 
Scannan  Ehza,  seamstress,  621  w  Pratt 
Scarborough  Benjamin,  mariner,  98  York 
Scarborough  Ezekiel,  hay  dealer,  Preston  near 

Ross,  dw  196Penna.  av 
Scarborough  John  T.  harness  maker,  146  n 

Fremont 
Scarborough  John,  stone  cutter,  199  Preston 
Scarborough  John,  114  n  Fremont 
Scarborough  William  A.  collar  maker,  114  n 

Fremont 
Scarborough  Wilson,  carpenter,  105  n  Fre- 
mont 
Scarf  Jame.s  H.  broom  maker,  42  Pine 
Scaefor  Martin,  laborer,  32  s  Dewberry  al 
Scarff  E.  M^.  clerk,  277  e  Madison 
Scarff  Henry  J.  messenger  Ct.  Common  Pleas, 

277  e  Madison 
Scarlett  Wm.  G.  clerk,  409  w  Fayette 
Schaab  Mrs.  Caroline,  33  s  Dewberry  al 
Schaad  Charles,  liquors,  76  s  Exeter 
Schaaf  Peter,  tailor.  111  s  Regester 
Schaberlein   Conrad,   ship  carpenter,   174   s 

Central  av 
Schaahler  Philip,  shoemaker,  1  Chesnut  al 
Schacke  Henry,  shoemaker,  28  Albemarle 
Schad  Andrew,  music  teacher,  417  Lexington 
SCHAD  FRED'K,  (Werneburg&  S.)s  e  cor 

Bond  and  Canton  av 
Schad  George,  clerk,  141  Conway 
Schadel  Phetal,  cabinet  maker,  418  Canton  av 
Schader  Clias.  curled  hair  maker,  871  w  Pratt 
Schaeb  Caspar,  shoemaker,  50  Raborg 
Schaeck  William,  tailor,  36  Mount 


Schaefer  Adolphus   C.   general    commission 
merchant,  up   stairs,  50  South,  dw  76  w 
Centre 
Schaefer  Adolphus  C.  jr.,  clerk,  76  w  Centre 
Sdiaefer  Charles,  laborer,  100  York 
Schaefer  Charles,  carpenter,  32  Bank 
Schaefer  Christian  A.  Ill  n  Charles 
Schaefer  Conrad,  soldier,  27  Shakspear 
Schaefer  Conrad,  laborer,  418  s  Charles 
Schaefer  Daniel,  baker,  251  s  Paca 
Schaefer  Daniel,  drayman,  85  Henrietta 
Schaefer  George,  grocery,  76  n  Gay 
Schaefer  Henry,  ambrotyist,  671  w  Baltimore 
Schaefer  John  M.  wood,  cor  Lancaster  and 

Caroline,  dw  257  n  Eden 
Schaefer  John  C.  cutter,  184  Madison  av 
Schaefer  John,  engineer,  415  w  Lombard 
Schaefer  John,  butcher,  100  Lexington   mar- 
ket, dw  1015  w  Pratt 
Schaefer  Julius,  tailor,  639  w  Baltimore 
Schaefer  Jean,  professor  of  music,  102  Sara- 
toga 
Schaefer  J.  C.  cooper,  217  Pierce 
Schaefer  Mrs.  Kate,  Dover  near  Fulton 
Schaefer  Lewis  B. , English  and  German  School, 
Franklin  Hall,  Eastern  av  near   Bond,  dw 
217  Eastern  av 
Schaefer  Michael,  lager  beer,  274  n  Central  av 
Schaefer  Nicholas,  cabinet  maker,  178  Raborg 
Schaefer  Reinhardt,  cabinet  maker,  54  Chats- 
worth 
Schaeffer  Adam,  factory  hand,  3  McHenry 
Schaeffer  Adam,  laborer,  2  Shakspear 
Schaeffer  Allen  G.  tinware   and  storehouse, 

114  n  Gay 
Schaeffer  August,  tailor,  383  w  Pratt 
Schaeffer  Andrew,  laborer,  103  Eastern  av 
Schaeffer  Charles   H.  carts    and  drays,    160 

Columbia 
Schaeffer  Conrad,  ship  carpenter,  174  s  Cen- 
tral av 
Schaeffer  Caroline,  grocery,  150  n  Central  av 
Schaeffer  C.  W.  coach  and  wagon  maker,  149 

and  151  n  High 
Schaeffer  Conrad,  sawyer,  85  s  Chapel 
Schaeffer  Christian  C.  laborer,  3  Buren 
Schaeffer  Daniel,  tobacconist,  44  s  Schroeder 
Schaeffer  Edward  K.  36  Mulberry 
Schaeffer  Ernest  L.  cooper,  226  s  Charles 
Schaeffer  Mrs.  Elizabeth,  204  Mulberry 
Schaeffer   F.   sugar  refiner,   over  41    Centre 

Market  space 
Schaeffer  Mrs.  F.  M.  C.  128  Cathedral 
Schaeffer  George,  butcher,  37  Hoffman 
Schaeffer  George  E.  butcher,  22  n  Amity 
Schaeffer  George,  huckster,  2  Hasselberger  ct 
Schaeffer  George,  laborer,  27  Brown 
Schaeffer  George,  carpenter,  172  Lee 
Schaeffer  George,  tavern,  423  w  Baltimore 
Schaeffer  Henry,  cooper,  7  Mullikin 
Schaeffer  Henry  F.  clerk,  54  Chatsworth 
Schaeffer  Henry,  cabinet  maker,  61  Forrest 
Schaeffer  Henry,  laborer,  134  Eastern  av 
Schaeffer  John  C.  clothing  cutter,  184  w  Mad- 
ison 
Schaeffer  John,  cooper,  389  s  Charles 
Schaeffer  John  F.  watchman,  47  Stirling 
Schaeffer  John  F.  labored,  282  s  Durham 
Schaeffer  Justus,  wheelwright,  89  Harrison 
Schaeffer  Philip,  shoemaker,  523  Saratoga 
Schaeffer  Reinhart,  locksmith,  118  s  Howard 
Schaeffer  Wm.  G.  salesman,  Mansion  house 
Schaeffer  Wm.  A.  609  w  Lombard 


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Schaeffer  Wm.  G.  clerk,  116  German 
Schaeffer  Wm.  tavern,  363  Canton  av 
Schaeffner  Ernst,  cooper,  226  s  Charles 
Schaepperle  Christian,  tinner,  255  s  Charles 
SCHAER  JOHN  F.  confectionery,  ice  cream 

and  oyster  saloon,  52  e  Baltimore 
Schaer  Wentlein,  farmer,  n  e  cor  Adams  and 

Jackson,  Homestead 
Schafer  Anton,  mariner,  168  s  Wolfe 
Schafer  Adam,  waggoner,  170  Henrietta 
Schafer  Barbara,  246  s  Durham 
Schafer  Conrad,  shoemaker,  168  s  Durham 
Schafer  Charles,  tailor,  31  s  Caroline 
Schafer  Daniel  R.  clerk,  177  Preston 
Schafer  Mrs.  Esther  A.  177  Preston 
Schafer  Francis  J.  laborer,  341  Columbia 
Schafer  Frederick,  grocery,  268  Aliceanna 
Schafer  Gabriel,  shoemaker,  291  e  Eager 
Schafer  George  A.  wood,  306  Aisquith 
Schafer  George,  farm  laborer,  Belair  av  near 

city  limits 
Schafer  Henry,  police,  215  n  Bond 
Schafer  John,  shoemaker,  33  s  Regester 
Schafer  Mrs.  Margaret,  534  Saratoga 
Schafer  Michael,  251  Aliceanna 
Schafer  Martin,  baker,  21  s  Wolfe 
Schafer  Paul,  milk,  Belair  av,  near  city  limits 
Schafer  Robert,  sutler,  23  n  Schroeder 
Schafer  Thomas,  cooper,  43  s  Eden,  and  cor 

Canal  and  Canton  av,  dw  Bank  near  Ann 
Schaffer   Augustus,    (David  S.  &    Bro.)    11 

Harrison 
Schaffer  Mrs.  Catharine,  grocery,  231   Hen- 
rietta 
Schaffer    David   &   Bro.  coachsmiths,  20  w 

Fayette,  dw  D.  S.  26  n  Gay 
Schaffer  Frederick,  laborer,  231  Henrietta 
Schaffer  George,  porter,  42  Henrietta 
Schaffer  Henry,  spice  grinder,  156  Franklin 
Schaffer   Herman,  butcher,  McHenry  w  of 

Fulton 
Schaffer  John,  tailor,  84  Somerset 
Schaffer  John,  25Shakspear 
Schaffer  John,  437  Lexington 
Schaffer  John,  blacksmith,  42  Henrietta 
Schaffer  James,  clerk,  4  Lanvale 
Schaffer  Joseph,  carriage  maker,  89  Harrison 
Schaffer  Leaman,  tailor,  7  Port 
Schaffer  Michael,  carter.  111  Peirce 
Schaffer  Mary  C.  tobacco,  437  w  Pratt 
Schaffer  Mrs.  Sophia,  210  Stirling 
Schaffer  Wm.  cigar  maker,  42  Henrietta 
Schaffer  Wm.  cabinet  maker,  33  Booth 
Schaffer  Wm.  H.  tinner,  128  Penna  av,  dw  4 

w  Lanvale 
Schaffield  John,  carpenter,  148  n  Central  av 
Schafftlein  Moritz,  blacksmith,  25  Armistead 
Schageman  Bernard,  tobacconist,  294  Aisquith 
Schaible  Charles  F.  baker,  535  w  Baltimore 
Schaible  Charles  F.  jr.,  baker,  535  w  Balti- 
more 
Schak  John,  baker,  45  Ellicott,  Canton 
Schaier  Henry,  laborer,  30  Haubert 
Schail  John  H.  grinder,  49  Holiday 
Schallcng Herman, piano  maker,  357  s  Charles 
Schaller  John,  baker,  298  s  Bond  ' 
Schamburger  Andrew,  cooper,  156  Bethel 
Schamel  Bernard,  cooper,  181  s  Ann 
Schamel  Christian,  cooper,  194  Eastern  av 
Schammel  August,  cooper,  143  s  Caroline 
Schana  Bernard,  grocery,  147  Hill 
Schanberger  Henry,  shoemaker,  15  Courtland 
Schandclee  Francis,  shoemaker,  19^  e  Eager 


Schane  Anthony,  iron  roller,  230  Aliceanna 

Schaner  Conrad,  184  s  Bethel 

Schaner  Margaret,  184  s  Bethel 

Schank  Martin,  milkman,  Clinton  nr.  Ellicott 

Schanze  Martin,  baker,  54  Portland 

Schaper  Wm.  H.  currier,  215  n  Bond 

Scharburg  Henry, tailor,  185  Hanover 

Schardt  Caspar,  239  n  Bond 

Schawartz  Philip  F.  bootmaker,  25  n  Central 

avenue 
Scharf  Christian,  tailor,  8  Walker 
Scharf  Elijah  T.  watchman,  144  Rosa 
Scharf  Elisha,  boiler  maker,  72  Division 
Scharf  Robert,  huckster,  435  Lexington 
Scharf  Thomas  G.  825  w  B'lltimore 
SCHARF  WM.  real  estate  broker,  67  w  Fay- 
ette, dw  Charles,  near  northern  boundary 
Scharf  William  J.  lime,  hair  and  feed,  825  w 

Baltimore,  dw  821 
Scharf  William  J.  jr.  huckster,  19  s  Repub- 
lican 
Scharf  William  M.  plasterer,  177  n  Eden 
Scharf  Tho's  G.  lumber,  848  w  Baltimore,  dw 

s  e  cor  Baltimore  and  Carey 
Schargo  John,  soldier,  129  Peirce 
Scharrer  J.  G.  cutter,  53  Josephine 
Scharrer  John,  tailor,  53  Josephine 
Scharrer  John,  tailor,  214  w  Pratt 
Scharrer  John,  cigar  maker,  214  w  Pratt 
Scharrer  Paul,  cigar  maker,  4  Josephine 
Schart  John,  wood  sawyer,  23  Preston 
Schaub  Christian,  tailor,  54  n  Caroline 
Schaub  Fred'k,  dry  goods,  52  s  Paca 
Schaub  Henry,  dry  goods,  242  s  Charles 
Schaub  Henry,  carter,  4  n  Caroline 
Schaub  John,  paver,  245  Peirce 
Schaub  John,  lager  beer,  84  Albemarle 
Schaub  John,  jr.  tin  and  sheet  iron  worker, 

84  Albemarle 
Schaub  John  G.,  Powhatan  Hall,  Broadway, 

2d  door  n  of  Thames 
Schaub  John  G.  shoemaker,  283  e  Pratt 
Schaub  Lewis  A.  shoemaker,  283  e  Pratt 
Schaub  Lewis,  shoemaker,  283  e  Pratt 
Schaubusch  John,  laborer,  35  Burke 
SCHAUER  MARTIN,   merchant   tailor,   3 

Water,  dw  108  Chew 
Schauer  George,  proprietor  of  Logan  Hall,  n  e 
cor  Bank  and  Bond,  and  restaurant  and  dw 
199  e  Pratt 
Schauffelberg  Mrs.  Elizabeth,  95  Columbia 
Schaum  Mrs.  Caroline,  grocer,  285  Light 
Schaum  Catherine,  tailoress,  1  Armistead  la 
Schaum  Charles,  soldier,  285  Light 
Schaum  Charles  A.  professor  of  music,  .490 

Light 
Schaum  Christian,  glass  blower,  32  Hughes 
Schaum  Mrs.  Christine,  145  s  Charles 
Schaum  Lewis,  vinegar  maker,  285  Light 
Schaum  Lewis,  glass  blower,  110  Hughes 
Schaum  Louis  A.  clerk,  19  s  Gay 
Schaum  Wm.  glass  blower,  32  Hughes 
Schaum  Wm.  L.  glass  blower,  32  Hughes 
Schaumberg  Henry,  carpenter,  4  Leadenhall 
Schaumloffel  Wm.  watchmaker,  46  Ross 
Schauner  Charles,  carter,  209  Aliceanna 
Schaup  Henry,  tailor,  239  e  Eager 
Schaupp  John,  barrel  dealer,  251  w  Biddle 
Schaur  Charles  B.  cloth  cutter,  222  n  Cen- 
tral av 
Schaur  Martin,  tailor,  108 Chew 
Schausell  Golleib,  cigar  maker,  22  Sterret 
Scheaffer  John  A.  whitewasher,  5  New 

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Scheck  John,  cooper,  47  President 
Scheckels  William,  fisherman.  Fort  av  near 

William 
Schedel  Jacob,  baker,  297  Franklin 
Scheefer  Sebastian  B.  carman,  256  Hanover 
Scheeler  Henry,  cupper  and  leecher,  667  w 

Baltimore 
Scheeler  John,  cigar  maker,  366  Light 
Scheeler  John  J.  shoemaker,  4  Dewberry  al 
Scheeler  Louis,  cigar  maker,  366  Light 
Scheeler  Wm.  baker,  72  s  Bond 
Scheeley  George,  farmer,  284  Penna.  av 
Scheer  Mary  A.  cloaks,  mantillas,  &c.  65 Lex- 
ington 
Scheerer  Geo.  W.  cabinet  maker,  4  e  Second 
Scheerer  Geo.  W.  cigar  maker,  25  Perry 
Scheetz  Frank,  laborer,  n  w  cor  Lombard  and 

L.  Durham 
Scheffer  John,  cabinet  maker,  135  n  Central  av 
Scheffer  John  W.  restaurant,  39  s  Paca 
Scheffer  Wm.  barkeeper,  39  s  Paca 
Scheib  George,  carpenter,  96  n  Schroeder 
Scheib  Rev.  Henry,  37  Holiday 
Scheibe  August,  moulder,Vincent  nr  Baltimore 
Scheiber  Harmon,  barber,  299  Eastern  av 
Schelhous  Geo.  piano  maker,  78  Leadenhall 
Scheidler  C.  A.  music  teacher,  122  n  Paca 
Scheldt  Henry,  laborer,  236  s  Bond 
Scheldt  Jacob,  26  Haw 
Scheibring  John,  carter,  332  s  Charles 
Schein  Adam,  butcher,  55  Belair  market,  dw 

Belair  av  near  Baltimore  cemetery 
Scheiner  John,  laborer,  12  Burke 
Scheinholtz  Wm.  baker,  92  Eastern  av 
Scheipler  Mrs.  Fredericka,  7  L.  Church 
Scheit  John,  soldier,  28  Pine 
Scheit  Mrs.  Margaret,  28  Pine 
Scheitel  Wentzel,  cabinet  maker,  85  Grindall 
Scheflein  Jacob,  laborer,  212  s  Bond 
Scheflein  Peter,  potter,  212  s  Bond 
Schekner  Fred'k  J.  porter,  23  Concord 
Schelaen  Michael,  broom  maker,  140  s  Reg- 
ester 
Scheldt  Conrad,  shoemaker,  35  McElderry 
Schell  Alman,  barkeeper,  32  Bank 
Schell  Henry,  barkeeper,  34  Bank 
Schellenberger  George,  fancy  store,  53  e  Bal- 
timore, dw  Caroline  near  Mulliken 
Scheller  Christopher,  turner,  97  s  Wolfe 
Scheller  Ernest,  grocer,  321  Penna  av 
Scheller  Henry,  barber,  667  w  Baltimore 
Schellhas  Wm.  restaurant,  35  n  Paca 
Schem  Catherine,  516  Light 
Schem  John,  beer  brewer,  516  Light 
Schemltzer  Joseph,  tailor,  133  West 
Schemmer  John,  blacksmith,  123  West 
SCHENCK  REV.  N.  H.  212  n  Charles 
Schenck  Wm.  carpenter,  86  s  Fremont 
Schendelm  Fritz,  cooper,  42  s  Exeter 
Scheney  Sophia,  171  w  Fayette 
Schenkel  Catherine,  272  Hanover 
Schenkel  Conrad,  baker,  67  Henrietta 
Schenkel  Elizabeth,  seamstress,  272  Hanover 
Schenkel  Jacob,  hatter,  154  Columbia 
Schenkel  John,  laborer,  139  Hamburg 
Schennich  John,  laborer,  210  s  Wolfe 
Schentall  Henry,  furniture,  230  Canton  av 
Schenthall  Mrs.  M.  second-hand  dealer,  191  s 

Bond 
Schepeler  Christopher,  furniture  repairer,  70  e 

Fayette 
Schepeler  F.  (A.  Schumacher  &  Co.)  72  Lex- 
ington 


Schepeler  Francis  W.  upholsterer,  70  e  Fay- 
ette 
Scheppach  J.  G.  bakery,  166  William 
Scheppach  John  M.  restaurant,  171  w Pratt 
Scherdell  Joseph,  laborer,  Liberty  road  near 

Fremont 
Scherer  Adam,  shoemaker,  33  s  Wolfe 
Scherer  Christr.  cabinet  maker,  11  Harrises 
Scherer  Fredk.  cabinet  maker,  94  n  Central  av 
Scherer  John,  lager  beer,  582  w  Baltimore 
Scherer  Peter,  laborer,  64  Johnson 
Schergeler  Fredk.  shoemaker,  450  w  Baltimore 
Scherman  Conrad,  laborer,  174  s  Central  av 
Scherman  Geo.  blacksmith,  20  Orleans 
Scherman  Lina,  grocery,  20  Orleans 
Scherrer  Joseph,  potter,  132  s  Spring 
Schertel  Michael,  5  Baker's  ct 
Scherzer  Lewis,  cabinet  maker,  55  Conway 
Schetter  Theodore,  tailor,  49  Clay 
Scheub  Peter,  tailor,  258  s  Sharp 
Scheuerman  Charles,  tavern,  71  Hanover 
Scheuerman  George,  tailor,  58  s  Washington, 

F.  P. 
Scheuerman   Herman,  butcher,  53  Hanover 

market,  dw  Frederick  road 
Scheuett  George,  tailor,  165  s  Regester 
Scheuffle  Christian,  butcher,  9  Laurens 
Scheuffle  John,  butcher,  9  Laurens 
Scheuman  Paul,  mattress  maker,  42  Harrison 
Scheuring  Michael,  laborer,  311  Charles 
Scheyed  Godfrey  A.  butcher,  312  s  Eutaw 
Scheytt  John  H.  harness  maker,  189  Raborg 
Schick  Michael,  clothing  cutter,  240  s  Eutaw 
Schickle  Henry,  musician,  287  s  Bond 
Schickner  Thos.  locksmith,  55  Leadenhall 
Schier  Charles,  grocery,  140  s  Howard 
Schierbaum  August,  barkeeper,  74  s  Charles 
Schiermer  Charles,  tailor,  21  e  Monument 
Schiesler  Mrs.  Gertrude,  131  Camden 
Schifer  John,  laborer,  265  e  Lombard 
Schiff  Frederick,  baker,  117  Ross 
Schiff  Mrs.  Leon,  clothing,  127  n  Howard 
Schiff  Meyer,  clothier,  97  and  123  n  Howard 
Schiffer  John,  music  professor,  60  Park 
Schiffer  Joseph,  carpenter,  62  Ross 
Schifferer  Gottfried,  laborer,  85  Eastern  av 
Schildvicter  Gotleib,  butcher,  13  Laurens 
Schiller  Charles,  machinist,  11  Swan,  dw  17  e 

Fayette 
Schiller  George,  tailor,  n  w  cor  Hampstead 
and  Wolfe 

Schiller ■,  car  driver,  276  s  Bond 

Schillenberg  D.  butcher,  7  Hanover  market, 

dw  130  Columbia 
Schillenberger  Michael,  laborer,  131  s  Chapel 
Schillenslager  Mathias,  provisions,  cor  Dallas 

and  Orleans 
Schillenger  George,  baker,  281  Light 
Schillenger  Sophia,  tavern,  19  Warren 
Schillinberger  George,  wig  maker  and  barber, 

53  e  Baltimore,  dw  50  n  Caroline 
Schillinberger  Geo.  J.  hair  dresser,  53  e  Pratt 
Schilling  Charles,  potter,  48  Lancaster 
Schilling    George,  wheelwright,    126  Green- 
mount  av 
Schilling  John,  wheelwright,  126  Greenmount 

av 
Schilling  John,  shoemaker,  206  s  Durham 
SCHILLING   &    LINDEMAN,   wholesale 

liquor  dealers,  59  s  Charles 
Schilling  Richard,  teacher,  20  n  Pine 
Schilling  Thomas,  laborer,  rear  of  300  Alice- 


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Schilling  Peter,  177  s  Chapel 

Schilling  Wm.  (S.  &  Lindenian,)  147  s  Charles 

Schillinger  Henry,  baker,  10]  n  Calvert 

SchilJinger  Henry,  porter,  57  John 

Schillinger  S.  clerk,  101  n  Calvert 

Schilp  William,  teacher,  ]3  s  Frederick 

Schimmell  Mrs.  Mary,  confectionery,  154  s 

Charles 
Schimminger  John,  tailor,  35  Preston 
Schimp  Christifin,  barber,  247  s  Broadway 
Schindhelm  Elias  F.  engineer,  46  German 
Schingle  George  F.  whitewasher,  14  Harmo- 
ny la 
Schingle  Mary,  whitewasher,  14  Harmony  la 
Schinnick  John  H.  carpenter,  141  s  Washing- 
ton F.  P. 
Schipenreif  Caspar,  43  Henrietta 
Schipp  Henry,  89  n  Central  av 
Schipper  Henry,  laborer,  6  Beal's  ct 
Schirm  Charles,  tailor,  33  n  Frederick 
Schirm  Conrad,  tailor,  90  n  Gay 
Schissler  Michael,  bricklayer,  79  Eastern  av 
Schlagee  Frederick,  wheelsman,  Henry  near 

Covington 
Schlarb  Henry,  (P.  &  H.  S.)  53  William 
Schlarb  P.  &  H.  curriers  and  leather  dealers, 

61  s  Sharp,  dw  P.  S.  53  William 
Schlang  Anton,  blacksmith,  332  Mulberry 
Schlaum  Adam,  laborer,  277  s  Dallas 
Schlaur  Peter,  carter,  238  s  Dallas 
Schleck  Andrew,  tailor,  207  s  Bond 
Schlee  John  J.  shoemaker,  307  Forrest 
Schleeper  George,  laborer,  401  Light 
Schleerer  Augustus,  shoemaker,  148  Vine 
Schleig  Adam,  tailor,  8  Anthony 
Schleig  Robert,  carpenter.  Chase,  near  Cen- 
tral av 
Schleigh  Ernest,  butcher,  13  Centre  and  107 

Belair  markets,  dw  66  Greenmount  av 
Schlegel  Ferdinand,  flour,  318  s  Sharp 
Schleicher  Valentine,  67  Hampstead 
SCHLEIFERT  WM.  groceries  and  liquors, 

s  e  cor  Lombard  and  Liberty 
Schlein  John  H.  shoemaker,  75  Harrison 
Schleker  Margaret,  cook,  33  Bevan 
Schlemm  Valentine,  gardener,  6  s  Greene 
Schlens  Adolph,  tobacconist,  98  Hanover 
Schlens  Adolphus,  clerk,  17  German 
Schler  Michael,  tailor,  228  Saratoga 
Schlerd  John,  laborer,  203  Aliceanna 
Schlerrett  John,  laborer,  43  Slemmer  al 
Schlerrett  Mrs.  Rebecca,  seamstress,  58  John- 
son 
SCHLERF    MELCHOIR,     baker,    315    s 

Charles 
Schlerff  Philip,  laborer,  276  s  Sharp 
Schlesinger  George,  barber,  65  President 
Schlesinger  Henry,  30  Marion 
Schlesinger  Louis,  115  Orleans 
Schlesinger  Peter,  barber,  Park,  near  Marion, 

dw  30  Marion 
Schleunes  Francis,  (S.  &  Hinrichs,)  22  n  Paca 
Schleunes  &  Hinrich,  cloths,  cassimeres,  &c., 

89  w  Baltimore 
Schleusel  John,  shoemaker,  22  Park 
Schley  Ernest,  butcher,  66  Greenmount  av 
Schley  Mrs.  Elizabeth,  74  s  Exeter 
Schley  Frederick  C.  confectioner,  116n  Caro- 
line 
Schley  Frederick,  tailor,  107  Orleans 
Schley  Frederick,  woodsawyer,  59  Gough 
Schley  George,  tailor,  61  Mullikin 
Schley  Miss,"  music  teacher,  171  w  Biddle 


Schley  John  G.  tobacconist,cor  Gay  and  For- 
rest, dw  74  McElderry 
Schley  John  T.  custom  house  clerk,  257  Lex- 
ington 
Schley  Mrs.  Lydia,  confectionery,  120  s  How- 
ard 
Schley  Samuel  R.  68  n  Charles 
Schley  Col.  Wm.  Louis,  U.  S.  A.,  300  Sara- 
toga 
Schley  Wm.  H.  oyster  packer,  120s  Howard 
Schley  Wm.  counsellor  at  law,  79  w  Fayette, 

dw  68  n  Charles 
Schley  Wm.  jr.,  68  n  Charles 
Schliber  John,  tailor,  15  Somerset 
Schlickerman  Henry,  grocery,  224  Columbia 
Schlieper  Conrad,  laborer,  421  Canton  av 
Schliger  Dorothea,  whitewasher,  24  Shakspear 
Schliger  John,  laborer,  28  Shakspear 
Schlim  Henry,  laborer,  71  e  Lombard 
Schlimbach  Valentine,  laborer,  19  Port 
Schlinkman  Caspar,  coach  maker,  812  w  Bal- 
timore 
Schlipner  Christopher,  tailor,  341  e  Lombard 
Schlipner  George,  tailor,  341  e  Lombard 
SchlippJohn,  piano  maker,  103  Hill 
Schlipper  August,  barber,  152  Hamburg,  dw 

409  Light 
Schlipper  George,  barber,  409  Light 
Schlissler  Conrad,  butcher,  Polk  near  Gorsuch 

av.  Homestead 
Schlissler  Herman,  butcher,  Polk  near  Gor- 
such av,  Homestead 
Schlissner  Mary,  fancy  store,  183  e  Pratt 
Schlissner  Max.  painter,  183  e  Pratt 
Schlitner  Charles,  shoemaker,  280  s  Charles 
Schlitt  Adam,  bookbinder,  43  Cross 
Schlitt  John,  laborer,  24  Barnes 
Schloegel  Rev.  C.  A.  129  s  Bond 
Schloman  Henry,  cigar  maker,  n  w  cor  Frede- 
rick and  Fayette 
Schloman  Ernst,  varnisher,  n  e  cor  Fayette 

and  Frederick 
Schloman  Henry,  cigar  maker,  n  e  cor  Fayette 

and  Frederick 
Schlop  Joseph,  tailor,  26  s  Paca 
Schlorp  Eliza.  53  William 
Schlorp  Frederick,  53  William 
Schlorp  Henry  C.  confectioner,  53  William 
Schlorp  Henry  J.  currier,  53  William 
Schlorp  Philip  F.  currier,  53  William 
Schloss  &  Bro.  merchant  tailors,  19  Light 
Schloss  David,  39  Fawn 
Schloss  Elizabeth, crockery,  220  Aliceanna 
Schloss  Emanuel,  (S.  &  Bro.)  26  s  Paca 
Schloss  Joseph,  grocery,  166  Gough 
Schloss  Joseph,  (S.  &  Bro.)  26  s  Paca 
Schloss  Lazarus,  236  Aliceanna 
Schloss  Moses,  shoemaker,  57  Harrison 
Schloss  Nathan,  clothier,  229  s  Broadway 
Schloss  Wm.  (Kahn  &  S.)  131  Mulberry 
Schloss  Wm.  merchant,  132  Mulberry 
Schloss  Wm.  clothier,  169  s  Broadway 
Schlote  Henry,  umbrella  maker,  190  Canton  av 
Schlott  Conrad,  (S.  &  Petzold,)  374  Saratoga 
SCHLOTT   &  PETZOLD,  liquors,    wines, 

&c.,  124  w  Lombard 
Schlottenhaufer  Wolfgang,  29  Hampstead 
Schlottheimer  Henry,  furs,  208  Lexmgton 
Schluderberg  Wm.  butcher,  60  Hanover  mar- 
ket, dw  Laudenslager's  hill 
Schlueter  Henry,  carter,  8  s  Central  av 
Schlueter  Herman,  bookkeeper,  14  n  Liberty 
Schlukerber  Anna,  laundress",  53  Greenwillow 


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Schluttenhoefer    Wolfcom,    shoemaker,     29  ' 

Hampstead 
Schlutter   August,  blacksmith,  Holiday  near 

Saratoga,  dw  Baltimore  co 
Schlutter  Christopher,  dry  goods,  306  n  How- 
ard 
Schlutter  Francis,  blacksmith,  n  e  cor  Chew 

and  Eden 
Schlutter  John  G.  stoves,  cor  Chew  and  Eden 
Schmalz  George,  shoemaker,  226  s  Charles 
Schmalz  Matthew,  music  teacher,  80  Gough 
Schmaus  Matthias,  shoemaker,  153  n  Eden 
Schmeidt  August,  laborer,  189  n  Dallas 
SCHMEING  A.  G.  tavern.  98  Thames 
Schmekepier  Frederick,  laborer,  122s  Charles 
Schmell  Charles,  porter,  254  w  Pratt 
Schmelz  John,  shoemaker,  242  s  Paca 
Schmelz  JLiOuisa,  tailoress,  61  Centre  Market 

space 
Schmelz  Paul,  cabinet  maker,  18  George 
Schmelzin  John  laborer,  336  Mulberry 
Schmehz  Geo.  W.  shoemaker,  382  Lexington 
Schmenner  Daniel,  baker,  190  w  Biddle 
Schmenner  John  H.  grocer,  255  Franklin 
Schmenk  George,  saddler,  124  Granby 
Schmerback  Lorenzo,  3  Court  Row 
Schmermundt  Peter,  laborer,  217  Aliceanna 

Schmet lithographer,  32  e  Pratt 

Schmett  Jacob,  carpenter,  333  e  Madison 
Schmett  George,  sawyer,  154  Raborg 
Schmett  John,  drayman,  60  Cider  al 
Schmett  John,  laborer,  226  Washington,  F.  H. 
Schmett  John,  cutter,  Gen.  Wayne  Inn 
Scliraeuser  Ovich,  47  Fawn 
Schmick  John,  laborer,  147  William 
Schmick  John  H.  grocery,  125  Camden 
Schmick  Louis,  shoemaker,  145  n  Eden 
Schmick  Philip,  slate  yard,  s  w  cor  West  Falls 
av  and  Bowley  and  35  Watson,  dw  21  Wat- 
son 
Schmickebier  Theodore,  63  s  Howard 
Schmidt  Adam,  carter,  202  e  Lombard 
Schmidt  Adam,  lager  beer,  274  e  Pratt 
Schmidt  Agaziers,  shoemaker,  429  Lexington 
Schmidt  Albert,  baker,  130  Saratoga 
Schmidt  Albert,  cigar  maker,  42  n  Frederick 
Schmidt  Mrs.  Amelia,  confectionery,  w  Balti- 
more, near  city  limits 
Schmidt  Andrew,  tailor,  105  e  Lombard 
Schmidt  Andrew,  musician,  225  Canton  av 
Schmidt  August,  cabinet  maker,  290  n  Cen- 
tral av 
Schmidt  Mrs.  Benjamin,  dress  maker,  94  Al- 
bemarle 
Schmidt  Barbara,  62  n  Schroeder 
Schmidt  Berkhart,  tailor,  304  w  Pratt 
Schmidt  Berkhart,  laborer,  317  Canton  av 
Schmidt  Camilla  F.  243  n  Howard 
Schmidt  Casper,  cabinet  maker,  297  n  Cen- 
tral av 
Schmidt  Catherine,  tailoress,  119  Jefferson 
Schmidt  Charles,  laborer,  Henry  nr.  Hughes 
Schmidt  Charles,  (S.  &  Trowe,)  36  e  Pratt 
Schmidt  Charles,  seaman,  179  s  Chapel 
Schmidt  Charles,  cigar  maker,  36  n  Frederick 
Schmidt  Christian,  boots  and  shoes,  785  w 

Baltimore 
Schmidt  Christian,  laborer,  Winans  row 
Schmidt  Christian,  laborer,  950  w  Baltimore 
Schmidt  Christopher,  tailor,  304  w  Pratt 
Schmidt  Christopher,  barber,  Howard  House, 

59  Garden 
Schmidt  Edward,  tailor,  6  Watson 


Schmidt  Eliza  F.  dry  goods  and  trimmings, 

243  n  Howard 
Schmidt  Mrs.  Elizabeth,  185  Hamburg 
Schmidt  Mrs.  Elizabeth,  81  Jordan  al 
Schmidt  Emanuel,  shoemaker,  367  Light 
Schmidt  Emily  T.  243  n  Howard 
Schmidt  Ernest,  locksmith,  584  w  Baltimore 
Schmidt  Francis,  laborer,  259  s  Bond 
Schmidt  Fritz,  wagoner,  62  Albemarle 
Schmidt  Geo.  cabinet  maker,  64  Perry 
Schmidt  Geo.  carter,  202  e  Lombard 
Schmidt  Geo.  tailor,  44  s  Chapel 
Schmidt  Geo.  shoemaker,  1  n  Calvert,  dw223 

e  Monument 
Schmidt  Geo.  shoemaker,  273  n  Central  av 
Schmidt  George,  laborer,  Lanvale  road 
Schmidt  Harman,  shoemaker,  9  w  Fayette 
Schmidt  Harman,  42  n  Frederick 
Schmidt  Henry,  laborer,  3  s  Frederick 
Schmidt  Henry,  tailor,  60  Albemarle 
Schmidt  Henry  D.  hay  and  straw,  17  Booth, 

dw  108  Hollins 
Schmidt  Henry,  lab'r.  Clinton  nr.  O'Donnell 
Schmidt  Henry,  cooper,  18  Peach  al 
Schmidt  Henry,  113  s  Ann 
Schmidt  Henry,  tailor,  128  Conway 
Schmidt  Jacob,  42  s  Howard 
Schmidt  Jacob,  jar  maker,  3  Brannan  ct 
Schmidt  Jacob,  tailor,  256  s  Eutaw 
Schmidt  Jacob  F.  paper  hanger,  233  s  Eutaw 
Schmidt  Jacob,  tailor,  210  s  Charles 
Schmidt  Jacob,  cooper,  323  s  Bond 
Schmidt  Mrs.  Jacob,  shoe  findings,  312  w  Pratt 
Schmidt  John  C.  blacksmith,  233  s  Eutaw 
Schmidt  John  A.  shoemaker,  108  s  Caroline 
Schmidt  John,  tailor,  13  L.  McElderry 
Schmidt  John,  laborer,  22  Hull's  la 
Schmidt  John,  laborer,  45  Albemarle 
Schmidt  John,  laborer,  39  e  Lombard 
Schmidt  John,  tailor,  349  e  Lombard 
Schmidt  John,  laborer,  77  n  Bond 
Schmidt  John,  butcher,  108  n  Bethel 
Schmidt  John,  printer,  s  e  cor  Chapel  and 

Lombard 
Schmidt  John,  cooper,  143  s  Caroline 
Schmidt  John,  cutter.  Gen.  Wayne  Inn 
Schmidt  John,  cabinet  maker,  10  Etna  la 
Schmidt  John  P.  porter,  158  Burgundy  al 
Schmidt  John,  tailor,  165  Hamburg 
SCHMIDT  JOHN,  merchant  tailor,  3  n  Lib- 
erty, dw  Gen.  Wayne  Inn 
Schmidt  John,  cigars',  28  Albemarle 
Schmidt  John,  laborer,  89  s  Chapel 
Schmidt  John,  laborer,  80  s  Chapel 
Schmidt  John,  laborer,  335  e  Lombard 
Schmidt  John,  cutter,  28  Mulberry 
Schmidt  John,  well  digger,  100  Leadenhall 
Schmidt  John  F.  shoemaker,  3  s  Frederick 
Schmidt  John,  laborer,  316  s  Dallas 
Schmidt  John,  cooper,  222  Frederick  av 
Schmidt  John,  restaurant,  241  Eastern  av 
Schmidt  Dr.  J.  94  n  Eutaw 
Schmidt  John,  soldier,  w  Baltimore  near  city 

limits 
Schmidt  John,  porter,  s  w  cor  Lombard  and 

Wolfe 
Schmidt  John  P.  porter,  158  Burgundy  al 
Schmidt  John,  shoemaker,  33  Penn 
Schmidt  John,  shoemaker,  42  Leadenhall 
Schmidt  John,  brickmaker,  185  Hamburg 
Schmidt  John,  shoemaker.  Liberty  road  near 

Penna.  av 
Schmidt  John,  laborer,  28  Abey  al 


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Schmidt  Joseph,  (Seigel,  Greenbaum  &  8.)  75 

s  Sharp 
Schmidt  Joseph,  laborer,  108  Lancaster 
Schmidt  Joseph,  carpenter,  175  Stirling 
Schmidt  Lewis,  baker,  204  e  Pratt 
Schmidt  Lewis,  laborer,  233  s  Dallas 
Schmidt  Louis,  porter,  20  Rock 
SCHMIDT    LOUIS,   lager  beer  Saloon,  54 

German 
Schmidt  Louisa  H.  243  n  Howard 
Schmidt  Ludwig,  cooper,  30  Dover 
Schmidt    Margaret,    laundress,    Cross    near 

Johnson 
Schmidt  Mrs.  Mary,  confection 'y,  10  Warner 
Schmidt  Mary  A.  243  n  Howard 
Schmidt    Matthias,   wheelwright,    Frederick 

road  near  toll  gate 
Schmidt  Michael,  laborer,  206  s  Wolfe 
Schmidt  Michael,  grocery,  187  Eastern  av 
Schmidt  Michael,  carpenter,  15  Ringgold 
Schmidt  Michael,  butcher,  474  w  Pratt 
Schmidt  Michael,  upholsterer,  3  n  Wolfe 
Schmidt  Michael  F.  silver  plater,  8  Water 
Schmidt  Nicholas,  cooper,  109  n  Central  av 
Schmidt  Peter,  carpenter,  177  Lemmon 
Schmidt  Peter,  172  Canton  av 
Schmidt  Philip,  baker,  10  Warner 
Schmidt  Philip,  tobacconist,  4  Bedford  al 
Schmidt  Philip  D.  hay  packer,  Hughes  duay 

and  50  King,  dw  Hollins  w  of  Carey 
Schmidt  Philip,  tavern,  4  Park 
Schmidt  Rudolph,  cigar  maker,  42  n  Frederick 
Schmidt  &  Trowe,  lithographers,  over  s  w 

cor  German  and  Sharp 
Schmidt    Theodore  A.   music  dealer,  34    n 

Charles 
Schmidt  Theodore,  lager  beer,  Baltimore  near 

Fremont,  dw  71  Goodman  al 
Schmidt  Ulrich,  cabinet  maker, 263  e  Eager 
Schmidt  Wilhelmina,  laundress,  125  Camden 
Schmidt  Wm.  cooper,  16  Peach  al 
Schmidt  Wm.  J.  confectioner,  669  w  Baltimore 
Schmidt  Wm.  R.  book  binder, 94  w  Baltimore, 

dw  66  n  Gay 
Schmidtman  August,  tailor,  65  n  Frederick 
Schmier  Frederick,  shoemaker,  225  Light 
Schminke  Ann,  confection'yi  395  w  Baltimore 
Schminke  George,  saddler,  124  e  Pratt 
Schminke  Henry,  shoemaker,  334  s  Sharp 
Schminke  Lewis,  tinner,  205  s  Eutaw 
Schminke  Wm.  shoemaker,  312  Aliceanna 
Schminke  Frederick,  confectioner,  395  w  Bal- 
timore 
Schmirmund  John,  carter,  310  William 
Schmiit  Adam,  shoemaker,  100  Pierce 
Schmitt  Andrew,  baker,  327  e  Madison 
Schmitt  Francis,  tailor,  32  s  Wolfe 
Schmitt  Henry  M.  fisherman,  200  Covington 
Schmitt  Matthias,  nightman,  48  s  Regester 
Schmitt  Michael,  cutter,  64  Walnut  al 
Schmitt  Peter,  tailor,  307  s  Bond 
Schmitt  Peter,  laborer,  48  s  Regester 
Schmitt,  Valentine  J.  blacksmith,  346  Light 
Schmitt' Wm.  P.  cabinet   maker.  Spring  near 

Madison 
SCH  M ITZ  HENRY,  tavern  keeper,  2  s  Fred- 
erick 
Schmitz  Theodore,  645  w  Baltimore 
Schmuff  Geo.  baker,  121  Mullikin 
Schmitt  Valentine,  varieties,  674  Lexington 
SCHMUNG  A.  G.  98  Thames 
Schniu.s  G.  grocery,  63  Orchard 
Schnare  Jacob,  laborer,  520  Penna  av 


Schnapp  Richard,  restaurant,  n  e  cor  Paca  and 

Rosa 
Schnauffer  Wm.  iron  roller,  6  Fountain 
SCHNAUFFER  WM.  proprietor  Baltimore 
Wfccker,  and  German  book  and  job  printer, 
3  n  Frederick 
Schneck  John,  hackman,  258  e  Lombard 
Schneider  Adam,  shoemaker,  164  Sarah  Ann 
Schneider  Adam,  street  paver,  87  n  Bond 
Schneider  Adam,  tailor,  8  Anthony 
Schneider  Adam,  tinner,  68  s  Central  av 
Schneider  Conrad,  tailor,  8  New  Church 
Schneider  Caspar,  cigar  maker,  C6  Eislein 
Schneider  Charles,  butcher,  393  Penna  av 
Schneider  Mrs.  Elizabeth,  24  n  Dallas 
Schneider  Elizabeth,  142  s  Central  at 
Schneider  Frederick,  laborer,  39  Brown 
Schneider  Frederick,  brewery,  249  Aliceanna 
Schneider    Frederick,    harness    maker,     383 

Penna  av 
Schneider  Geo.  shoemaker,  179  s  Wolfe 
Schneider  Geo.  W.  drayman,  412  s  Charles 
Schneider  Geo.  laborer,  279  s  Bond 
Schneider  Geo.  laborer.  Bond  nr  Shakspear 
Schneider  Geo.  W.  carpenter,  89  n  Bond 
Schneider  Henry,  butcher,  387  Penna  av 
Schneider  Henry,  snuff  maker,  248  s  Sharp 
Schneider  Frederick,  surgical  instrument  ma- 
ker, 142  s  Central  av 
Schneider  John,  laborer,  4  Henry 
Schneider  John,  carter,  48  Durst  al 
Schneider  John,  tailor,  229  e  Lombard 
Schneider  John  A.  butcher,  87  n  Bond 
Schneider  John,  tailor,  22  s  Chapel 
Schneider  John,  furniture  wagoner,  181  Mad- 
ison 
Schneider  John,  carpet  weaver,  33  s  Paca 
Schneider  John,  laborer,  31  s  Bethel 
Schneider  John,  laborer,  424  Canton  av 
Schneider  Julius,  music  teacher,  423  Lexing- 
ton 
Schneider  Lawrence,  tavern,  266  s  Bond 
Schneider  Louis,  military  ornament  maker, 

248  s  Sharp 
Schneider  Ludwig,  carpet  weaver,  31  Balders- 

ton 
Schneider  Ludwig,  shoemaker,  334  s  Bond 
Schneider  Martin,  (M.  S.  &  Co.)  220  w  Fay- 
ette 
SCHNEIDER  MARTIN  &  CO.,  importers 
and  dealers  in  German  and  French  produce, 
wines,  &c.,  46  s  Howard 
Schneider  Martin,  shoemaker,  176  s  Wolfe 
Schneider  Matthew,  laborer,  37  Eastern  av 
Schneider  Mrs.  Mary,  2  s  Chapel 
Schneider  Mary,  laundress,  58  Centre  Market 

space 
Schneider  Marx,  butcher,  584  Penna.  av 
Schneider  Rinaldo,  laborer,  13  s  Oregon 
Schneider  Peter,  street  contractor,  91  n  Bond 
Schneider  Peter,  wheelwright,  109  s  Regester 
Schneider  Sebastian,  244  n  Central  av 
Schneider  Wm.  baker,  188  Orleans 
Schneider  Wm.  locksmith,  9  Jackson  al 
Schneidercith  Chas.  W.  book  and  job  printer, 

67  s  Sharp 
Schneidmiller  Henry,  laborer,  299  n  Fremont 
Schneiman  Henry,  carter,  103  Cambridge 
Schneiker  Christian,  piano  maker,  30  Haw 
Schnell  Frederick,  tailor,  39  Marion 
Schnell  Wm.  laborer,  284  s  Dallas 
Schnoerr  John,  lager  beer,  549  e  Fayette 
Schnoman  Chas.  shoemaker,  108  Stirling 


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\inbLiix£    C.  HART  SDOTH,  Agent. 


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Schnell  Henry,  at  planing  mill,  168  s  Central 

av 
Schnetzen  Michael,  sugar  refiner,  69  Centre 

Market  space 
Schnibble  Deitrich,  grocery,  190  s  Eutaw 
Schnibble  Geo.  C.  salesman,  190  s  Eutaw 
Schnibble  Lewis  D.  clerk,  190  s  Eutaw 

SchnobJe ,  laborer,  79  Eastern  av 

Schnupp  Henry,  butcher,  43  Hanover  Market, 

dw  Frederick  road,  Balto.  co 
Schobert  John,  cutter,  22  Lloyd 
Schoemaker  Ann  M.  rear  134  Saratoga 
Schoenberg  &  Co.  millinery,  219  n  Gay,  dw 

A.  H.S.  219 
Schoenberg  &  Co.  tin  and  sheet  iron,  126  For- 
rest, dw""E.  S.  219  n  Gay 
Schoenberg  Emanuel,  millinery,  183  n  Gay 
Schoenteld  Philip,  restaurant,  218  n  Gay 
Schoenfeldter  Frederick,  41  Block 
Schoenhals  John,  grocery,  393  Canton  av 
Schoenhardt  Henry,  piano  maker,  7  Sterrett 
Schoenhoeffer  John,  butcher,  30  Gist 
Schoenig  Marianne,  180  s  Bethel 
Schoen  Wm.  carpenter,  274  e  Pratt 
Schoeniii^  Carl,  tailor,  88  e  Lombard 
Schoenpflug  Julius,   confectioner,  cor   Pearl 

and  Lexington 
Schoenwolf  Christoph.  plasterer,  84  Leaden- 
hall 
Schoer  Geo.  cigar  maker,  336  s  Bond 
Schofield  Benjamin,   furnishing  goods,  459  w 

Baltimore 
Schofield  Benner  M.  trader,  86  e  Fayette 
Schofield  Geo.  A.  (Rowe  &  S.)  31  n  Front 
Schofield  Henry,  40  n  Exeter 
Schofield  James,  mail  carrier,  486  w  Lombard 
Schofield  John  W.  painter,  40  n  Exeter 
Schofield  John  M.  moulder,  45  Scott 
Schofield  Wm.  watchmaker,  604  w  Baltimore 
Scholz  Ernest,  piano  maker,  5  Sterrett 
Scholz  John  C.  F.  tailor,  76  n  Pine 
Scholl  Geo.  painter,  8  Anthony 
Schom  John,  baker,  167  King 
Schomberg  Frederick,  laborer,  93  Granby 

Schombert ,  120  Eislein 

Schomborg  Wm.   H.   J.   tobacconist,    146)<< 

Light-st  wharf,  dw  310  Franklin 
SchoUes  Peter,  soldier,  47  Perry 
Schoman  Conrad,  laborer,  97  s  Spring 
Schombs  Henry,  laborer,  403  Canton  av 
Schombs  &   Kohlhepp,    coach   makers,   484 

Harford  av 
Schouach  Benedick,  tanner,  216  s  Bethel 
Schomms  Christian,  tailor,  77  n  Bond 
Schon  Lewis,  musician,  474  w  Pratt 
Schone  Dorothy,  grocery,  4  Will 
Schone  John  G.  porter,  61  York 
Schone  John,  butcher,  42  Lancaster 
Schoner  John,  laborer,  82  s  Chapel 
Schonhoff  B.  215  s  Bond 
Schonhoff  B.  laborer,  215  s  Broadway 
Schonhoff  Gerhard,  carpenter,  Reservoir  av 

near  Canton  av,  dw  405  Canton  av 
Schon  thaler  Philip,  butcher,  2  Belair  Market, 

324  Forrest 
Schopps  John  W.  carpenter,  77  Hanover 
Schopda  Conrad,  cooper,  213  s  Bond 
Schork  Francis,  tanner,  528  Penna.  av 
School  Commissioners  Baltimore  Co.,  County 
buildings,  21  n  Calvert,  W.  Horace  Soper, 
treasurer 
School  of  Immaculate  Conception,  cor  Ross 
and  Mosher 


Schoolden  Wm.  tinner,  53  Harmony  la 
Schoolfield  Liither  A.  real  estate  broker,  31  n 

Front 
Schoolfield  &  Co.  patent  medicines  and  fancy 

goods,  20  n  Gay 
Schoolfield  Wm.  H.  (S.  &  Co.)  31  fi  Front 
Schoolherr  Samuel,  23  s  Eutaw 
Schoolhouse  Daniel,  dry  goods,  28  e  Pratt 
Schoolhouse  Joseph,  laborer,  267  Eastern  av 
Schootberth  John,  tailor,  22  Lloyd 
Schoor  Frederick,  laborer,  37)0  Albemarle 
Schoppland  Titus,  boot  fitter,  5~2  s  Regester 
Schorr  Frederick,  shoemaker,  47  President 
Schorr  John,   tobacconist,  cor  Thames  and 

Broadway 
Schorr  Catharine,  gardener,   Covington  near 

Hamburg 
Schorr  Louisa,  Covington  near  Hamburg 
Schott  Chas.  butcher,  179  Penna.  av 
Schott    Christian,   butcher,    184    Hollins-st. 

Market,  dw  179  Penna.  av 
Schott  Conrad,  shoemaker,  Lee  nr  Fremont 
Schott  Mrs.  Elizabeth,  grocery,  228  Lee 
Schott  Francis,  milkman,  228  Lee 
Schott  Geo.  butcher,  129  Penna.  av 
Schott  Jacob  pedler,  138  Canton  av 
Schott  Johannes,  (J.  S.  &  Bro.)  424  «r  Balti- 
more 
Schott  John  H,  (J.  S.  &  Bro.)  424  w  Balti- 

nnore 
Schotte  Mrs.  Elizabeth ,  seamstress  57  n  Amity 
Schotte  Frederick,  laborer,  Clinton  near  Bos- 
ton 
Schotts  Henry,  tailor,  257  Aisquith 
Schoul  John,  laborer.  Federal  near  Hudson  al 
Schiader  Wm.  box  maker,  138  Cider  al 
Schrader  Ernest,  pedler,  110  Low 
Schrader,  Herman,  laborer,  6  Park 
Schral  Henry,  soldier,  381  Penna.  av 
Schrater  Anson,  huckster,  187  s  Dallas 
Schrater  Peter,  tailor,  187  s  Dallas 
Schreber  George,  laborer,  44  Greenmount  av 
Schramm  Charles,  boots  and  shoes,  90  Park 
Schramm  Mrs.  Salone,  90  Par-k 
Schreck  John,  tailor,  108  s  Dallas 
Schreck  John,  laborer,  59  s  Oregon 
Schreck  Martin,  laborer,  430  Canton  av 
Schren  John,  tailor,  5  s  Regester 
Schrett  Anton,  tailor,  290  n  Central  av 
Schreiber  Charles,  butcher,  8  L.  Broadway 
Schreiber  Ernst,  tavern,  286  s  Ann 
Schreiber  John,  musician,  39  Albemarle 
Schreiber  John,  shoemaker,  196  s  Durham 
Schreiber  John,  shoemaker,  220  s  Durham 
Schreiber  John,  193  Orleans 
Schreiber  Martin,  grocery,  43  Forrest 
Schreiber  Wm.  piano  maker,  68  s  Paca 
Schreiner  Charles,  tailor,  269  Franklin 
Schreiner  Christian  O.  tailor,  149  Hamburg 
Schreiner  Conrad,  grocer,  60  Penna.  av 
Schreiner  Frederick,  tailor,  141  Peirce 
Schreiner  George,  shoemaker,  244  Franklin 
Schreiner  George,  shoemaker,  269  Franklin 
Schreiner  Jacob,  tailor,  244  Franklin 
Schreiner  Leonard,  shoemaker,  15  Ogston 
SCHREUBER   JOHN,  liquors,  wines,  &c. 

302  and  304  n  Gay 
Schreuber  John,  cooper,  144  s  Caroline 
Schrider  Henry,  cor  Barre  and  L.  Greene 
Schrifer  John,  laborer,  265  e  Lombard 
Schrifer  Mrs.  Margaret,  265  e  Lombard 
Schriner  John,  blacksmith,  418  3  Charles 
Schriner  John,  tailor,  172  s  Bethel 


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Schringer  Peter  W.  (J.  Clemm  &  Co.)  53  Lee 
Schriver  Adam,  laborer,  50  James  al 
Schriver  Alex,  mariner,  154  s  Eden 
Schriver  Michael,  shoemaker,  73  Portland 
Schriver  Ernest,  cutler,  2  s  Central  av 
Schriver,  Jacob,  carter,  353  Hamburg 
Schroalm  John,  tailor,  264  w  Biddle 
Schroder  T/irs.  Mary,  105  Peirce 
Schroeder  Adam,  laborer,  77  Johnson 
Schroeder  Andrev/,  shipsmith,  6  Thames,  dw 

211  Gough 
Shroeder  Andrew,  shipsmith,  46  Philpot 
Schroeder  Anthony  J.  grocery,  211  Gough 
Schroeder  Benjamin,  Gorsuch  near  Harford 
av,  Homestead 

Schroeder carpenter,  54  n  Eden 

Schroeder  Carl,  cigars,  52  e  Pratt 
Schroeder  Chas.  cigar  packer,  146  e  Lombard 
Schroeder  Christian,  12  Light 
Schroeder  Christian,  varhisher,  29  Rock 
Schroeder  Mrs.  Clara,  211  Gough 
Schroeder  C.  tavern,  221  n  Gay 
Schroeder  Elizabeth,  seamstress,  166  Green- 
mount  av 
Schroeder. Francis,  laborer,  Amity  n  of  Lom- 
bard 
Schroeder  Francis,  lager  beer,  364  e  Baltimore 
Schroeder  Frederick,  coach  maker,  44  s  Eu- 

taw,  dw  7  L.  Paca 
Schroeder  Frederick,  laborer,  77  Johnson 
Schroeder  Fred.  H.  tobacconist,  7  L.  Paca 
Schroeder  Henry,  (S.  &  Sanders,)  191  w  Pratt 
Schroeder  Henry,  paper  stock,  26  Neighbor 
Schroeder  Henry,  laborer,  138  Barre 
Schroeder  Henry,  ship  carpenter,  211  Gough 
Schroeder  Herman,  porter,  267  Franklin 
Schroeder  Herman  H.  porter.  Park  nr  Fayette 
Schroeder  Jacob  W.  bricklayer,  166  Green- 
mount  av 
Schroeder  Jacob,  varnisher,  132  Hanover 
Schroeder  John,  shoemaker,  90  Johnson 
Schroeder  John,  shoemaker,  77  Johnson 
Schroeder  Joseph,  cigars  and  tobacco,  s  e  cor 

Baltimore  and  Frederick,  dw  75  Pine 
Schroeder  Lewis  T.  W.  grocery,  50  Hamburg 
Schroeder  Lewis,  clerk,  50  Hamburg 
Schroeder  Mary,  confectionery,  132  Hanover 
Schroeder  Rudolph,  cigar  box  maker,  33  Al- 
bemarle 
Schroeder  Richard,  box  maker,  60Chatsworth 
Schroeder  &  Sanders,  lithographers,  7  and  8 

Colvin  buildings,  cor  South 
Schroedl  Stephen,  dyer  and   scourer,  287  e 

Baltimore 
Schroudenbach  Joseph,  turner,  200  s  Bond 
Schrufer  John,  shoemaker,  94  Greenmount  av 
Schrufer  Geo.  tailor,  292  n  Central  av 
Schruferv  John,  shoemaker,  cor   Constitution 

and  French 
Schrup  John,  tobacconist,  253  e  Eager 
Schuar  Bernard,  cooper,  316  »  Dallas 
Schubert  Henry,  candy  maker,  43  Portland 
Schul)ert  John  F.  restaurant,  128  Forrest 
Schubert  Michael,  carter,  102  St.  Peter 
Schubert  Nicholas,  tailor,  39  Chatsworth 
Schubert  Valentine,  shoemaker,  43  Portland 
Schuchardt  Conrad,  painter,  297  n  Central  av 
Schuchardt  John,  shoemaker,  70  Johnson 
SCHUCHiMANN  &  HEIM,  manufacturers 
of  trunks,   valises,  &c.  1  Centre   Marke  t 
space 
Schuchmann  Theodore,   (S.  &  Heim,)  72 
Lombard 


Schuchman  Alex,  cigar  maker,  19  e  Lombard 
Schuchman  Henry,  (S.&  Marion,)  34  n  Eutaw 
Schuchman  &  Marion,  trunks,  34  n  Eutaw 
Schuman  Dr.  T.  124  w  Fayette,  dw  432 
Schummermundth  Peter,  laborer,  217   Alice- 
anna 
Schucking  Constantine,  bookkeeper,  105  Han- 
over 
Schudei  Matthias,  patent  medicine,  200  e  Bal- 
timore 
Schueilner  Adam,  shoemaker,  116  Chew 
Schueller  John,  cigar  maker,  366  Light 
Schuerer  Jane,  tailoress,  343  e  Monument 
Schuerer  John,  cabinet  maker,  330  s   Charles 
Schuerholz  Caspar,  cooper,  94  York 
Schuerholz  Emil,  soldier,  94  York 
Schuerholz  Herman,  soldier,  94  York 
Schuerholz  Louis,  printer,  194  York 
Schuerholz  Ludwig,  printer,  94  York 
Schuerzler  Florentz,  lager  beer,  44  s  Wolfe 
Schuesele  C«nrad,  teacher,  333  e  Lombard 
Schuester  John,  baker,  277  n  Central  av 
Schuh  John,  cabinet  maker,  253  Alioeanna 
Schuk  Chas.  tavern,  385  Canton  av 
Schukel   Ignatz,  tailor,   n  w  cor  Bond  and 

Hampstead 
Schul  Chas.  piano  maker,  94  s  Ann 
Schul  Fredk.  porter,  26  Albemarle 
Schulderberg  Wm.  butcher,  47  Centre  markt. 

dw  488  e  Baltimore 
Schulmyer   Chas.   shoemaker,  23  Harrison 
SCHULEJN  BERG  CHRISTIAN,  mariner,35 

Fell 
Schulenberg  Henry,  cigar  maker,  56  Portland 
Schuler  Anthony,  cedar  cooper,  112  n  Gay 
Schuler  Arnold,  conductor  city  R.  R.,241 

Gough 
Schuler  Arnold,  baker,  45  n  Caroline,  dw  241 

Gough 
Schulheis  Andreas,  lager  beer,  103  e  Pratt 
Schulheitz  Lisabetta,  108  s  Dallas 
Schull  Fredk.  laborer,  26  Albemarle 
Schulte  Mrs.  Ann,  doctress,  161  s  Ann 
Schulte  Francis,  tailor,  Fremont  near  Penna. 

av 
Schulte  Fredk.  laborer,  104  West 
Schulte  Henry  W.  161  s  Ann 
Schulter    Capt.    J.    H.,    Eastern    hotel,   99 

Thames 
Schultheis  Henry,  cabinet  maker,  261  e  Mon- 
ument 
Schultheis  John,  painter,  277  s  Ann 
Schultheis  John,  shoemaker,  272s  Ann 
Schultheis  Wm.  tailor,  672  w  Baltimore 
Schultheise  Geo.  cabinet  maker,  186  s  Bond 
Schultz  Alexander,  salesman,  Frederick  turn- 
pike 
Schultz  Benj.  soldier,  5  e  Second 
Schultz  Caspar,  sawyer,  16  Baker 
Schultz  Chas.  tobacconist,  33  w  Lombard 
Schultz  Chas.  car  driver,  286  Aliceanna 
Schultz  Conrad,  piano  maker,  259  West 
Schultz  Edward,  shoemaker,  48  n  Spring 
SCHULTZ  EDWARD  T.   cotton  yarn,  4  s 

Howard,  dw  111  German 
Schultz  Fredk.  glass  blower,  cor  Eutaw  and 

Stockholm 
Schultz  Geo.  J.  saddler,  55  German,  dw  132 
Schultz  Geo.  laborer,  29  Gittings 
Schultz  Geo.  A.  candy  maker,  3  Ringgold 
Schultz  Gotleib,  tailor,  39  Lemmon 
Schultz  Gustav,  cabinet  maker,  327  Mulberry 
Schultz  Henry,  tailor,  2  McHenry 


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iSchultz  Herman,  confectionery  stand,  n  w  cor 

Lexington  and  Howard 
Schultz  John,  grocer,  144  n  Fremont 
Schultz  John,  baker,  4  Baker  ct 
•Schultz  Lewis,  tailor,  189  n  Caroline 
Schultz  Matthias,  shofemaker,   113  Henrietta 
Schultz  Wm,  cigar  maker,  89  McElderry 's  whf 
Schultze  Ferdinand,  carpenter,  37  Lemmon 
Schultze  Henry,  tailor.  149  s  Chapel 
Schuartzhoff  Joseph,  driver,  92  s  Central  av 
Schultze   Hermina,    children's    clothing   and 

fancy  articles,  38  n  Charles,  dw  92 
Schultze  Joadrim,  cigar  maker,  18  Granby 
Schultze  Louis,  bookkee}  er,   Fremont    near 

Conway 
Schulz  August,  pocket  book  maker,  50  s  Paca 
Schulz  Albert  H.  clerk,  30  Pearl 
Schulz  Charles,  tobacconist,  768  w  Baltimore 
Schulz  Conrad,  piano  maker,  37  n  Eutaw 
Schulz  Charles,  confectioner,  492  w  Baltimore 
Schulz  Emile,  cabinet  maker,  50  s  Paca  ' 
Schulz  Ernest,  confectioner,  14  e  Baltimore 
Schulz  Mrs.  Jacobine,  confectioner,  30  Pearl 
Schulz  Louis,  grocer,  72  s  Fremont 
Schulz  Wm.  laborer,  3  Bethel 
Schulz  Wm.  30  Pearl 

Schulze  Alexander  H.  grocery,  316  Aliceanna 
Schulze  Albert,  clerk,  262  s  Sharp 
Schulze  Charles,  liquors,  72  Thames 
Schulze  Ernest,  trunk  and  box  maker,  base- 
ment s  e  cor  Charles  and  Baltimore,  and  2 

Cider  al,  dw  45  German 
Schulze  F.  W.  clerk.  Mansion  house 
Schulze  Ferdinand,  box   maker,  15  n  Sharp, 

dw  37  Lemmon 
Schum  Edward,  shoemaker,  19  Arch 
SCHUMACHER  A.  &  CO.    shipping  and 

commission  merchants,  9  s  Charles 
Schumacher  A.  (S.  &  Co.)  consul  general  for 

Bremen  and  Hamburg,  9  s  Charles,  dw  52 

Mt.  Vernon  place 
Schumacher  Bros,  oil  refiners,  corMcHenry 

street  and  McHenry  al,  dw  F.  S.  6  Waver- 

ly  terrace,  Franklin  square 
Schumacher  C.  H.  liquor,  69  Camden 
Schumacher  Charles,  candy  maker,  236  Barre 
Schumacher    lidward    R.    (S.  Bros.)  6  Wav- 

erly  terrace,  Franklin  square 
Schumacher  Edward,  (0.  Brehme  &  Co.)  98 

Hanover 
Schumacher  Frederick, cooper,  159  e  Lombard 
Schumacher  Frederick, jr.,  (S.Bros.)  6  Wav- 

erly  terrace 
Schumacher  James  R.  (S.  &  Son,)  236  Barre 
Schumacher  Reinhart,  (S.  &  Son,)  236  Barre 
Schumacher  &  Son,  candies  and  fruits ^  179  w 

Pratt 
Schumaker  Conrad,  gunsmith,  58w  Pratt,  dw 

244  Lee 
Schumaker  Henry,  tailor,  317  w  Pratt 
Schumann  Geoi-ge,  tailor,  136  Conway 
Schumann  George,  tailor,  319  n  Central  av 
Schumann  John,  laborer,  278  s  Dallas 
Schumann  Otto,  cutter,  240  s  Charles 
Schumann  Valentine,  tailor,  13  Conway 
Scimnck  Harman,  tobacconist  and  tavern,  68 

Park 
Schunck  John,  carpenter,  129  Gough 
Schuncke  John,  lager  beer,  28  Albemarle 
Schupp  Lewis,  confectioner,  72  Pearl 
Schupple  Bernhard,  iron  founder,  59  Thames 
Schupple  Charles,  59  Thames 
Schupple  Ludwig,  laborer,  195  Aliceanna 


Schuppman  Theodore,  trunk  maker,  69  Grin- 

dall 
Schurman  Henry  F.  72  Barre 
Schushman  Gustavus,  soldier,  34  s  Dewberry 

alley 
Schusser  George,  shoemaker,  George  al  near 

Biddle 
Schuster  John,  blacksmith,  31  n  Amity 
Schuster  John,  baker,  277  n  Central  av 
Schuster  Martin,  painter,  248  Montgomery 
Schutte  Henry,  bootmaker,  3  s  Regester 
Schutz  Conrad,  cabinet  maker,  146  Burgundy- 
alley 
Schutz  Christopher,  carpenter,  32  Aliceanna 
Schutz  Henry,  35  s  Bond 
Schutz  John,  288  Aliceanna 
Schutz  John,  lager  beer,  58  Ensor 
Schutz  Margaret,  269  s  Dallas 
Schutze  Henry,  shoemaker,  169  e  Pratt    ' 
Schwaab  Christian,  cooper,  79  Leadenhall 
Schwaab  Israel,  76  s  Eden 
Schwab  Abraham,  (J.  &  A.  S.)  222  Eastern 

avenue 
Schwab  Adam,  varnisher,  143  s  Bethel 
Schwab  Daniel,  tailor,  15  e  Lombard 
Schwab  H.  (H.  &  M.  S.)  210  Lexington 
Schwab  H.  &  M.  grocers,  210  Lexington 
Schwab  Joseph,  (J.  &  A.  S.)  cor   Aliceanna 

and  Broadway 
Schwab  J.  &  A.  grocers  and  feed,  cor  Alice- 
anna and  Broadway 
Schwab  Morris,  (H.  &  M.  S.)  210  Lexington 
Schwakopf  Emil  F.  teacher  and  organist,  405 

Light 
Schwalenberg  Christopher  H.  boiler  maker, 

202  Hollins 
Schwalenberg  Frank  G.  blacksmith,  8  Dew- 
berry al 
Schwalenberg  Frank,  laborer,  10  Dewberry 

alley 
Sch Wallenberg  Stephen,  boiler    maker,    22SJ 

Dover 
Schwamb  Joseph,  grocery,  232  Eastern  av 
Schwang  John,  tailor,  27  Cannon 
Schwanzel  John,  laborer,  420  Canton  av 
Schwarp  John,  shoemaker,  105  s  Chapel 
Schwartz  Rev.  Dr.  Andrew,  236  Eastern  av 
Schwartz  Conrad,  blacksmith,  136  Hollins 
Schwartz  Clements,  shoemaker,  273  s  Paca 
Schwartz  Christian,  laborer,  back   of  321, 

Bond 
Schwartz  Daniel,  baker,  120  Columbia 
Schwartz  Elizabeth  M.  dressmaker,  206  Ge 

man 
Schwartz  Frank,  cigar  maker,  206  German 
Schwartz  Frederick,  baker,  53  n  Eutaw 
Schwartz  F.  laborer,  44  Thames 
SCHWARTZ  &  GUDE,  importers  of  fruits  , 
and  cigars,  and  general   comniission    mer- 
chants, 117  w  Lombard 
Schwartz  Henry,  baker,  256  s  tfcnd; 
Schwartz  John,  tailor,  24  s  lUgrster 
Schwartz- J,uliuSi(S.^  Gude,)  81  s  Sharp 
Schwartz  John,  clerk,  181  Ross 
Schwartz  Mary,,  grocery,  273  s  Paca 
Schwartz  Rosa,  milliner,  211  Hanover  "7 

Schwartz  Teresa,  laundress,  IB^J     Wp* 
Schwartze  Dr.  Edward,  19  Galkoun 
Schwartze  Francis,  cigar  maifer,  206  German 
Schwartzenbach  John,  laborer,  227  s  DallM 
Schwartzenburg  George,  tailor,  2  Walker 
Schwartzkoff  George,  tailor,  92  s  Central  av 
Scbwartzkoff  Joseph,  driver,  923  Central  av 


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Scliwartzhaupt  Conrad,  lager  beer,    1    Albe- 
marle 
Scliwarz  Frederick,  (Schwerdtmann  &  Co.) 

157  w  Fayette 
Schwarz  George,  shoemaker,  323  s  Charles 
Schwarz  Henry,  (Schwerdtmann  &  Co.)  Bal- 
timore CO 
Schwarz  Henry,  shoemaker,  93  Granby 
Schwarz  John,  lager  beer,  n  w  cor  Canton  av 

and  Bond 
Schwarz  Louis,  shoemaker,  59  Albemarle 
Schwarz  Michael  G.  butcher,  46   Fells  Point 
market,  dw  cor  Hampstead  and  Madeira  al 
Schwarz  Richard,  147  w  Fayette 
Schwarz  Wm.  hardware,  171  s  Bond 
Schwarze  Wm.  T.  shoemaker, 222  Lexington 
Schwartzenburg  George,  tailor,  2  Walker 
Schwatka  Charles  A.  collector,  59  Orchard 
Schwatzenburg  Mrs.  Elizabeth,  113  Henrietta 
Schwearer  Mrs.  Christina,  78  e  Lombard 
Schwedt  John,  tailor,  29  s  Washington,  F.  P. 
Schwebr  Frederick,  grocer,  s  w  cor  Fremont 

and  Dover 
Schweiger  George,  laborer,  Clinton  nr.  Boston 
Schweiger  Anton,  tailor,  212  n  Eden 
Schweiker  Robert  B.  porter,  208  e  Monument 
Schweitzer  Joseph,  plasterer,  39  New  Church 
Schweitzer  Mary,  shop,  208  e  Monument 
Schweinshaut  Peter,  polisher,  34  n  Liberty 
Schweinberg  Christopher,  cabinet  maker,  126 

Low 
Schwenflug  Julius,  confectioner,  62  Pearl 
Schwenger  Johannes,  shoemaker,  30  Union 
Schwenke  August,  74  Hamburg 
Schwensberg    Stephen,   cabinet    maker,    126 

Low 
SCHWERDTMANN  &  CO.,   importers  of 
toys  and  fancy  goods,  7  and  9  n   Howard, 
and  133  w  Baltimore 
Schwerdtmann  Theodore,  (S.   &  Co.)  Balti- 
more CO 
Schwerner  George,  blacksmith,  221  Hanover 
Schwertt  John,  tailor,  29  s  Washington,  F.  P. 
Schwcrzenle  Conr  cabinet  m'kr,  157  s  Charles 
Schwienegad  Louis,   rope  maker,  228  Fred- 
erick av 
Schwiger  Aloysius,  laborer,  296  Aliceanna 
Schwing  Heinrich,  music  teacher,  224  w  Bid- 
die 
Schwing  Joseph,  hostler,  80  Biddle  al 
Schwing  Michael,  varnisher,  9  New 
Schwinn  George,  bartender,  s  e  cor  Pratt  and 

Concord 
Schwinn  George,  lager  beer,   cor  Broadway 

and  Orleans 
Schwinn  Henry,  restaurant,  114  Franklin 
Schwinn  Henry,  tavern,  97  n  Calvert 
Schwinn  Jacob,  lager  beer,  s  e  cor  Concord 

and  Pratt 
Schwindt  Philip,  blacksmith,  Chappell,  near 

Liberty  road 
Schwingler  John  V.  brewer,  317  s  Bond 
Schwitzer  Andrew,  laborer,  190  s  Spring 
Schwitzer  Joseph  S.  carpenter,  296  e  Monu- 
ment 
Scnack  Henry,  carpenter,  674  Penna.  av 
Scnack  John,  carpenter,  rear  708  Penna.  av 
Scobell  Mrs.  H.  academy  of    fine  arts,   79 

Lexington 
Scobell  John  H.  79  Lexington 
Scofield  Henry  &  Salom,  proprietors  South-st 

House,  58  South 
Scofield  Henry,  (H.  S.  &  Salom,)  40  n  Exeter 


Scoggins  Samuel  R.  produce,  43  Granby 
Scoggins  &  Mitchell,   confectioners,  262  w 

Pratt 
Scoggins  Samuel  R.  (S.  &   Mitchell,)  262  w 

Pratt 
Scolley  John,  painter,  358  West 
Scollen  James,  soldier,  120  St.  Peter 
Scolfer  Louis,  tavern,  5  Fulton 
Scollay  Amos  D.  24  North 
Sckel  Patrick,  laborer,  22  Rock 
Scott  Andrew  J.  printer,  107  Columbia 
Scott  Benjamin  F.  soldier,  22  May 
Scott  Charles  A.  police,  131  Chew 
Scott  Chas.  porter,  348  e  Eager 
Scott  Chas.  clerk,  437  Saratoga 
Scott  Chas.  M.  clerk,  347  e  Lombard 
Scott  Chas.  porter,  180  n  Central  av 
Scott  Eliza  J.  23  May 
Scott  Ephraim,  engineer,  148  Scott 
Scott  Francis  H.  clerk,  81  n  Eutaw 
Scott  Francis  P.,  (Cline&  S.)  53  s  Broadway 
Scott  Franklin,  shoemaker,  189  s  Paca 
Scott  Geo.  T.  agent,  194  Ross 
Scott  Geo.  horse  dealer,  168  s  Paca 
Scott  Geo.  coachsmith,  293  e  Madison 
Scott  Jas.  B.  miller,  cor  Saratoga  and  Fre- 
mont 
Scott  Dr.  Jas.  H.  dentist,  64  n  Charles 
Scott  James,  shoemaker,  37  Abbot 
Scott  James,  lumber,  473  w  Fayette 
Scott   James,    sexton    Light-st.    church,  84 

Chew 
Scott  Jas.  J.  (Townsend  S.  &  Sons,)  234  w 

Hoffman 
Scott  James,  stamping,  546  w  Baltimore 
Scott  James,  stamping,  46  n  Greene 
Scott  Job,  bookkeeper  Citizens'  Bank,dw  128 

Mulberry 
Scott  John,  waterman,  264  s  Broadway 
Scott  John,  106  Richmond 
Scott  John,  laborer,  174  Burgundy  al 
Scott  John  C.  printer,  139  Alulberry 
Scott  John,  carpenter,  104  e  Monument 
Scott  John  B.  ship  carpenter,  158  Gough 
Scott  John  M.  fisherman,  6  Hyde  ct 
Scott  John  H.  clerk,  163  w  Lombard 
Scott  John  T.  (Wm.  Crichton    &  Son)  84  w 

Monument 
Scott  Jonathan  W.  printer,  189  s  Paca 
Scott  Jos.  S.  paper  hanger,  39  George 
Scott  Jos.  sr.  carpenter,  23  May 
Scott  Jos.  machinist,  22  May 
Scott  Jos.  carpenter,  321  Saratoga 
Scott  Jos.  121  Harford  av 
Scott    Lewis,  carman,    175    s    Washington, 

F.  P. 
Scott  Mrs.  Margaret,  247  e  Lombard 
Scott  Mrs.   Marion,  trimmings,  cor  Saratoga 

and  Fremont 
Scott  Mrs.  Mary  E.  264  Frankhn 
Scott  Mary,  dry  goods,  106  Richmond 
Scott  Mary  Ann,  189  s  Paca 
Scott  Neal,  laborer,  110  s  Castle  al 
Scott  Richard,  215  Conway 
Scott  Robert,  tailor,  83  s  High 
Scott  Robert,  shoemaker,  308  Franklin 
Scott  Robt.  H.  shoemaker,  304  Franklin 
Scott  Rossiter  S.  (Townsend  S.  &  Sons,)  242 

n  Eutaw 
Scott   Samuel,  keeper  lighthouse,  Lazaretto, 

Canton 
Scott  Thomas,  118  French 
Scott  Townsend,  (T.  S.  &  Sons,)  93  St.  Paul 


\m,  p.  'WERB,  Marine,  Fire  and  Life  Insuiance  Agent  and  Broker.    Agent 
Benefit  Ltfe  Insurance  Co.,  Nefvark,  N.  J.,"  89  Second  Street. 


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Scott  Townsend  &  Sons,  stock  brokers,  11 

North 
SCOTT  T.  PARKIN,  attorney,  16  St.  Paul 
Scott  Wm.  J,  carpenter,  118  w  Biddle,  dw  70 

Decker 
Scott  Wm.  laborer,  44  s  Dewberry  al 
Scott  Wm.  police,  Madison  nr  Caroline 
Scott  Wm.  Gr.  bricklayer,  377  Saratoga 
Scott  Wm.  P,  attorney,  16  St.  Paul 
Scott  Wm.  soldier,  73  Richmond 
Scott  Wm.  sr.  Mount  Royal 
■Scott  Wm,  A.  fireman,  118  n  Eden 
Scotti  Henry  E.  grocer,  85  McElderry's  whf, 

dw  16  Watson 
Scotti  John,  machinist,  24  n  Republican 
Scotti  Virginia,  48  .s  Exeter 
Scottie  John  W.  machinist,  515  w  Lombard 
Scrimger  Peter  W.  (Jos.  E.  Clemm  &  Co.)  — 

Lee 
Scriven  Thos.  J.  cabinet  maker,  145  n  Eutaw 
Scroush  Joseph,  huckster,  75  n  Central  av 
Scudder  Rachel,  seamstress,  34  Stirling 
Scully  Ann,  seamstress,  115  Plum 
Scully  Daniel,  clerk,  40  Columbia 
Scully  Daniel,  clerk,. 40  Columbia 
Seaber  Henry,  laborer,  356  Canton  av 
Seabold  John  H,  soldier,  30  Union 
Seabright   Mary  M.  confectionery,   108  Ger- 
man 
Seabright  Francis  W.  currier,  168  Raborg 
Seabright  Mrs.  Rose,  168  Raborg 
Seabrook  Richard  T.  carpenter,  Baltimore  co 
Seager  James  R,  frame  maker,  144  Lee 
Seager  Thomas,  jr.,  U.  S.  N.,  144  Lee 
SEAGER    THOMAS,   picture     frame   and 

looking-glass  manufacturer,   17    s    Sharp 

dw  144  Lee 
Seaman  Wm.  bricklayer,  483  Light 
Seamen's  Union   Bethel,  cor  Aliceanna  and 

Bethel 
Seaman  Benjamin,  butcher,  204  s  Bethel 
Seaman  John,  brickmaker,  483  Light 
Seaman  Wm.  F.  brickmaker,  483  Light 
Seamers  Wm.  cabinet  maker,  21  n  Paca 
SEARCH  CHRISTOPHER,  steam  laundry, 

1  e  Baltimore,  dw  38  n  Front 
Seal  George,  restaurant,  226  s  Paca 
Seal  Henry,  carpenter,  233  Conway 
Searley  James  E.  guano  weigher,  209  s  Ann 
Sear  William,  shoemaker,  23  East 
Sears  George  T.  police,  145  Hollins 
Sears  James  S.  clerk,  857  v/  Baltimore 
Sears  James,  engineer,  69  Gough 
Sears  John  L.  mail  agent,  142  e  Pratt 
Sears  Peter,  laborer,  33  Haw 
Sears  William  W.  moulder,  24  s  Schroeder 
Seasel  John,  laborer,  261  s  Wolfe 
Seaver  Mrs.  iW.  7  n  Calhoun 
Seavereus  Charles  H.  confectioner,  196  East 
SEA  Dr.  CHARLES  S.  253  n  Bond 
Seabright  John,  shoemaker,  264  s  Sharp 
Sechter'John,  tailor,  196  Hamburg 
Sechtling  August,  machinist,  163  Lee 
Secombe  Edward,  carpenter,  320  Aisquith 
Secombe  John,  clerk,  320  Aisquith 
Secombe  Joseph,  carpenter,  187  n  Central  av 
Secombe  Thomas,  carpenter,  16  w  Fayette, 

dw  300  Aisquith 
Seder  Adam,  laborer,  139  Johnson 
SEDGWICK  J.  HARVEY  &  CO.  produce 

commission  merchants,  2  Water 
Sedgwick  J.  Harvey,  (J.  H.  S.  &  Co.)  739 

w  Baltimore 


Sedmiwradsky  John,  butcher,  21  Al^bot 
Second   Baptist  Church,  n  e   cor  Sharp  and 

Lombard 
Second    Lutheran    Church,    Lombard    near 

Greene 
Second   Presbyterian   Church,  sw   cor  Balti- 
more and  Lloyd 
Seebo  George,  blacksmith,  34  Welcome  al 
Seebode   Charles  F.  jeweler,  108  e  Lombard 
Seebode  Louis,  confectionery,  313  Light 
Seebold  Henry  J.  C.  fruit  preserver, 243,  245, 

247  e  Monument,  dw  188  Aisquith 
Seebold  George,  soldier,  188  Aisquith 
Seebold  Benj.  F.  soldier,  188  Aisquith 
Seeback   Mrs.  Catherine,  shop,    439   w  Pratt 
Seeback  Henry,  laborer,  439  w  Pratt 
Seeberger  Adolph  C.  shoemaker,  34  Harford 

avenue 
See  Thomas,  coachsmith,  21  n  Eden 
Sees  Charles,  printer,  261  n  Dallas 
Sees  Francis,  paver,  257  n  Dallas 
Seebrack  Charles,  tailor,  127  n  Eden 
Seebreese  Mrs.  Eleanora,  119  e  Pratt 
Seeger  Charles,  64  Granby 
Seeger  Charles,  soldier,  12  s  Liberty 
Seeger  Christian,  laborer,  64  Granby 
SEEGER  JACOB,  lager  beer  brewery,  inter- 
section of  Frederick  road  and  Pratt,  office  23 
German,  dw  1037  w  Pratt 
Seeger  Jacob,  silver  plater  and  manufacturer 

of  military  ornaments,  23  German 
SEEGER  &STIEFELL,  lager  beer  brewers, 
Frederick  road,  near    Fairview,  office  23 
Light 
Seeger  Theodore,  (S.  &  Slicfell,)   Frederick 

road  near  Fairview  Inn 
Seeger  Wm.  brewer,  100  s  Wolfe 
Seelback  Wm.  apothecary,  455  w  Baltimore 
Seeley  Andrew  J.  conductor  5  s  Republican 
Seelig  Conrad,  cooper,  11  n  Spring 
Seelinger  Adam,  tailor,  53  n  Spring 
Seeman  Mrs.  Elizabeth,  40  e  Lombard 
SEEMULLER  A.  &  SONS,  tobacco,  cigai- 
and  general  commission  merchants,  55  Ex- 
change place 
Seemuller  A.  (A.  S.  &Sons,)  Frederick  road 

near  Loudon  Park  Cemetery 
Seemuller  John  R.  (A.  S.  &  Sons,)  90  n  Greene 
Seemuller  Wm.  (A.  S.  &  Sons,)  55  Exchange 

place 
Sees  Werner,  ambrotypist,  6  Emory 
Seesman  Mrs.  Marg't,  liquors,  141  Columbia 
Sects  George,  butcher,  69  Lexington  market, 

dw  12  and  14  Calverton  road 
Seestedt  Christopher,  boarding  house,  27  Fell 
Seevers  Dietrich,  shoemaker,  2  s  Central  av 
Seevers  R.  F.  81  Franklin 
Seevers  Wm.  R.  44  McCulloh 
Seewald  Philip  C.  cabinet  maker,  244  Hanover 
Sefers  Catherine,  washerwoman,   4  Mechan- 
ic's ct 
Seflfers  George  H.  O.  clerk,  159  w  Lombard 
Sefton  Jeremiah,  coachmaker,  119  n  Dallas 
Segerman  Capt  Henry,  41  s  Ann 
Segerman  Henry,  jr.  mariner,  41   s  Ann 
Segerman  John  (S.  &  Willis,)  41  s  Ann 
Segerman  Thomas,  mate  41  s  Ann 
SEGERMAN  WM.  H.  wholesale  grocer,  pro- 
duce and  commission  house,  8  and  10  Penna. 
av,  dw  41  s  Ann 
SEGERMAN    &    WILLIS,  wood    dealers, 

office  foot  of  Fell 
Segers,  Elizabeth,  86  n  Eden 


J.   HENRY  CrIESE,   Commiasion  Mercliant,   for   the   sale   of  Fdour,   Grain,  Seeds,  &c. 
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Seiffus  Johanna,  lager  beer  saloon,  41  n  Cen- 
tral av 
Seigerist  Charles,  laborer,  189  s  Regester 
Seigler  John,  musician,  170  s  Central  av 
Seigler  John,  laborer,  157  s  Dallas 
Seigman  Charles,  fireman,  350  West 
Seigrube  John,  laborer,  234  Canton  av 
Seigz  Charles,  shoemaker,  49  n  Dallas 
Seigz  Mary,  grocery,  49  n  Dallas 
Siel  Simon,  clerk,  11  Gough 
Seile  S.  B.  engraver,  82  n  Gay 
Seilken  Mary,  143  Canton  av 
Seim  Henry,  clerk,  111  n  Howard 
Seim  Henry,  cooper,  181  Lemmon 
Seim  M.J.  toyand  variety  store, 111  n  Howard 
Seinger  Joseph,  teamster,  75  Jasper 
Seip  John,  laborer,  2  Wagon  al 
Seip  Wm.  collector,  241  n  Howard 
Seip  Wm.  E.  clerk,  91  Garden 
Seipe  Mrs.  Catherine,  141  Peirce 
Seipel  Francis,  shoemaker,  217  Cross 
Seipel  John,  baker,  157  Ensor 
Seipp  Catherine,  175  s  Sharp 
Seipp  Conrad,  339  e  Monument 
Sejpp  Mrs.  Elizabeth,  tavern,  148Light-st  whf 
Seipp  George,  teamster,  1  Warner 
Seipp  John,  laborer,  267  e  Madison 
Seipp  Philip  C.  currier,  349  e  Monument 
Seipp  Teresa,  grocery,  339  e  jMonument 
Seipp  Wm.  watchman,  170  West 
Seipp  Wm.  H.  stone  cutter,  175  s  Sharp 
Seippel  Henry,  bookkeeper,  4  n  Howard 
Seiper  John,  tailor,  21  Butler 
Seiple  Conrad,  police,  Durham  1  door  from 

Gough 
Seipple  Conrad,  barber,  116  s  Ann 
Seipple  John,  machinist,  251  West 
Seipple  Ludolph,  salseman,  184  Lee 
Seipple  Mary,  152  s  Durham 
Seips  Joseph,  shoemaker,  179  s  Wolfe 
Seiss  Adam,  laborer,  174  s  Regester 
Seiss  Charles,  lithographer,  261  n  Dallas 
Seitler  John,  laborer,  326  s  Bond 
Seitsmyer  Andrew,  stevedore,  10  Anthony 
Seittler  Christian,  paver,  350  e  Eager 
Seitz  Adam,  shoemaker,  8 n Exeter 
Seitz  George,  baker,  290  s  Bond 
Seitz  George,  butcher,  12  Calverton  road 
Seitz  John,  shoemaker,207  Aliceanna 
Seizergt  Henry,  laborer,  177  Lemmon 
Seizergt  John,  laborer,  177  Lemmon 
Sekel  Patrick,  laborer,  22  Rock 
Selby  John  W.  136  w  Biddle 
Selby    John  S.  actuary  Maryland  Institute, 

dw  inMcCulioh 
SELBY&  McC  aULEY,  stationery  and  fancy 

goods,  32  w  Baltimore 
Selby  Nancy,  cor  Spring  and  Aliceanna 
Selby  N.  Richard,  (S.  &  McCauley,)  n  e  cor 

Aisquith  and  Orleans 
Selby  Richard  M.  blacksmith,  324  Raborg 
Selby  Win.  W.  shoemaker,  279  Hanover 
Seldner  Lewis,  clothier,  107  n  Gay 
Suldner  &  Co.,  clothiers,  105  and  107  n  Gay 
Selig  Frederick,  tailor,  68  Essex 
Seliger  Joel,  dry  goods,  13  e  Baltimore,  dw 

31  s  High 
Seliger  Joseph,  dry  goods,  27  w  Baltimore 
Seligman  Eliza,  tobacco,  773  wBaltimore 
Seligman  S.  J,  (Sonneborn,  S.&  Marx,)  310  w 

Baltimore 
Sell  John,  laborer,  257  Hamburg 
Seller  Frederick,  cabinet  maker,  14  Bakers  et 

GSO.  S.  PAGE  &  BRO.,  3InnufHcturers    of  Roof<   and   Roofing   Materials,  HI    Smitb's 
AVUarf.     C.  HART  SMITH,  Agent. 


Segil  F.  Joseph,  butcher,  70  Belair  market,  dw 

Baltimore  co 
Segner  Charles,  mariner,  3  Durham 
Seguin  Mrs.  Mary  E.  199  Conway 
Sehm  Adolphi,  tinner,  407  Canton  av 
Seibel  Charles,  tailor,  66  Portland 
Seibel   George,   tin   and   sheet  iron   worker, 

Durham  nr  Canton  av 
Seibel  Jacob,  tailor,  42  Harrison 
Siebel  John,  21  Butler  al 
Seiber  George,  watchman,  cor  Patuxent  and 

Hudson 
Seiber  John,  laborer,  175  s  Wolfe 
Seiberbt  Ferdinand,  soldier,  15  Guilford  al 
Seiberger  Andrew,  laborer,  87  Eastern  av 
Seiberry  Edward  A.  20  Ross 
SeibertAdam,  basket  maker,  13  Pine 
Siebert  Adam,  basket  maker,  135  L.  Greene 
Seibert  Andreas,  laborer,  210  s  Bethel 
Seibert  Carl,  tailor,  45  Bank 
SEIBERT  EDWARD,  hosiery  &  trimmings, 

45}.,  w  Baltimore,  dw  86  s  Exeter 
Seiben  Earhart,  tailor,  66  Walker 
Seibert  George  W.  gunsmith,  51  n  Paca 
Seibert  Mrs.  Alex,  corset  maker,  105e  Balto. 
Seibert  Henry,  gas  fitter,  65  Centre  market  sp 
Seibert  John,  carpenter,  236  s  Charles 
Seibert  John,  tavern,  21  Shakspear 
Seibert  John  A.  carpenter,  31  King 
Seibert  Joseph,  shoemaker,  179  s  Wolfe 
Seibert  Martin,  laborer,  83  Cambridge 
Siebert  Peter,  laborer,  287  s  Dallas 
Seibert  Richard,  butcher,  20  Gist 
Seibert  Wm.  H.  harness  maker,  104  s  Fremont 
Seibig  Mary,  284  Aisquith 
Siebold  Geo.  W.  police,  110  n  Pine 
Siebold  Henry,  saddler,  278  n  Gay 
Seibold  Michael,  grocery,  351  Saratoga 
Seibyrd  N.  W.  salesman,  33  Warren 
Seick  Elizabeth,  confectionery,  55  n  Fremont 
Seidenstricker  Albert  B.  (A.  B.  S.  &  Co.)  256 

n  Howard 
Seidenstricker  Fred,  drawbridge  keeper,  14  n 

Bond 
Seidenstricker  Henry  A.  clerk,  303  n  Carolme 
Seidenstricker  John   B.   prest.  National   Ins. 

Co.  30  South,  dw  303  n  Caroline 
Seidenstricker  Jno.  W.  tobacconist,  312  n  Gay 
Seider  Francis,  cabinet  maker.  Chase  nr  Cen- 
tral av 
Seider  Sebastian,  shoemaker,  265  s  Dallas 


SEIDEWITZ  F.  W.  Manufactu'r  of 
Plain  and  Fancy  Paper  Boxes,  107 
Lombard,  cor  of  Light.  Manufac- 
tures to  order  Boxes  of  every  de- 
scription, such  as  Oval, Hound  and 
Square. 


Seidewitz  Wm.  paper  box  maker,  73  Hanover 

Seidling  John,  moulder,  424  Canton  av 

Seifert  Fred'k,  weaver,  75  Washington,  F.  H 

Seifert  G.  laborer,  301  Aliceanna 

Siefert  Henry,  carpenter,  17  Bevan 

Seifert  John,  brickmaker,  Clinton  s  of  Boston 

Seifert  Valentine,  laborer,  2.38  s  Bond 

Seifert  Wm.  silver  plater,  75  Washington,  F.H 

Seiff  Simon,  salesman,  11  Gough 

Seiffert  Christian  F.  shoemaker,  191  Raborg 

Seiffert  Christian ,  shoemaker,  18  New  Church 


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Seller  Henry,  tailor,  173  s  Durham 
Sellers  Henry,  carver,  230  German 
Sellers  Jacob,   carpenter,  35  Arch,  dw  cor 

Lexington  and  Poppleton 
Sellers   Jesse,   boots,   shoes    and   gaiters,  5 

Holiday,  dw  92  w  Baltimore 
Sellers  Mathias,  bricklayer,  4  Creek  al 
Sellers  Mrs.  Sarah,  seamstress,  329  Saratoga 
Sellers  Simon,  barber,  3  L.  McElderry 
Sellman  Arthur   W.   assistant  librarian  law 

library,  330  Madison  av 
Sellman  Alexander,  fish,   4  Bowly's  wharf, 

dw  749  Lexington 
Sellman  Jacob,  grocery,  230  Eastern  av 
Sellman  James  C.  coal  agent,  330  Madison  av 
Sellman  John,  blacksmith,  234  s  Broadway 
Sellman  Peter,  carman,  166  s  Ann 
Selman  Conrad,  (Hays  &  S.)  157  e  Lombard 
Selman  Frederick,  box  maker,  21  Edward 
Sellner  Frederick,  laborer,  349  e  Lombard 
Seltzer  George,  (G.  &  Wm.  H.  D.  S.)  78  w 

Hoffman 
Seltzer  Geo.  &  Wm.  H.  D.  butchers,  11  Cen- 
tre, 2  and  15  Lexington,  and  48  Hanover 
markets 
Seltzer  Wm.   H.  D.  (G.  &  Wm.  H.  D.  S.) 
78  w  Hoffman 

Seltzer ,  (Cooper  &  S.)  cor  Baltimore  and 

Chester 
Selvage  Wm.  bricklayer,  3  Jefferson 
Selway  Robert,  tanner  and  currier.  14  s  Cal- 
vert, dw  539  Saratoga 
Selzer  Geoige,  piano  maker,  374  Lexington 
Selzer  Peter,  shoemaker,  19  Park 
Selzig  Jacob,  laborer,  308  Aliceanna 
Semf  Frederick  Wm,  musical  instrument  ma- 
ker, 58  n  Broadway 
SEMINARY  OF  ST.  SULPICE,  St  Mary's 
ct.,  Pennsylvania    av.,  between    Franklin 
and  St.  Mary 
Semmelrogge  Harman,  piano  maker,  9  Ster- 

rett 
Semmes  Robert  D.  bookkeeper,  53  Courtland 
Sempt  George,  carter,  27  Abbot 
Sernen  Peter,  soldier,  17  Hilien 
Semrad  Alfred,  tailor,  25  w  Fayette,  dw  4 

Watson  , 

Senack  Henry,  carpenter,  674  Penna.  av 
Senack  John,  carpenter,  708  Penna.  av 
Sendelbach  John,  harness  maker,  27  w  Lom- 
bard 
Senderling  Jacob  G.  bricklayer,  63  Harford  av 
Senderling  John,  jr.,  bricklayer,  103  Aisquith 
Sener  Thomas,  boat  builder,  62  Block 
Senft  Henry,  importer  Rhine  wine,  Paca  rear 

of  People's  Bank,  dw  313  Mulberry 
Senft  Henry,  hotel,  313  Mulberry 
Senft  John,  laborer,  59  n  Frederick 
Senft  John,  laborer,  83  Johnson 
Senft  Louis,  clerk,  313  Mulberry 
Senft  Simon,  laborer,  46  Abbot 
Senft  Valentine,  milkman,  Curley  opp.  Can- 
ton works 
Seng  John,  piano  maker,  268  s  Sharp 
Senger  John,  laborer,  1  McMechin 
Senger  Philip,  280  e  Eager 
Senker  Anna,  washerwoman,  16  Harmony  la 
Senseney  Mrs.  Jane,  127  Garden 
Sensener  Mrs.  Catherine,  361  e  Baltimore 
Sentner,  Mrs.  Teresa,  187  Eastern  av 
Serch  Christ,  laundryman,  38  n  Front 
Sermer  Mrs.  Eliza,  137  Pierce 
Sermer  Wm.  mariner,  132  Lancaster 


Sermons  Robert,  cooper,  118  s  Regester 
Serphling  George,  baker,  171  Chesnut 
Sert  Henry,  flour  and  feed,  311  s  Bond 
Sertz  John,  tobacconist,  160  n  Eutaw 
Server  Albert  T.  tinner,  46  Chew 
Server  Wm.  H.  morocco  dresser,  129  Orleans 
Server  Wm.  H.  jr.,  printer,  129  Orleans 
Sessler  Bartholomew,  tailor,  2  s  Chapel 
Sessions  Augustus  D.  92  William 
Sessions  Wm.  P.  clerk,  92  William 
Seth  Charles,  wire  worker,  112  Orleans 
Seth  Mrs.  Elizabeth,  104  e  Pratt 
Seth  Robert  L.  oyster  packer,    9  Albemarle, 

dw  Fountain  hotel 
Seth  Wm.  George,  grain  inspector,  7  Wood, 

dw  163  Barre 
Setten  Annie,  188  Canton  av 
Setts  John,  baker,  47  Aliceanna 
Seufert  Charles,  tailor,   129  Pennsylvania  av 
Seufert  George  F.  leader  city  cornet  band,  40 

n  Frederick 
Seug  John,  piano  maker,  268  s  Sharp 
Seventh  Baptist  Church,  n  w  cor  Paca  and 

Saratoga 
Severance  C.  C.  carpenter,  6  Broad  al 
Severance  Chas.  confectioner,  196  East 
Severance  Mrs.  Margaret,  116  s  Eden 
Severe  Wm.  machinist,  34  Greenmount  av 
Severin   Catherine,  confectionery,   117   Lan- 
caster 
Severing  Frederick,  tanner,  7  Harrison 
Severson  Stephen,  bookkeeper,  30  n  Front 
Sevier  James,  wheelwright,  103  n  Central  av 
Seving  Andrew,  laborer,  60  Philpot 
Sevkel  Peter,  76  Lancaster 
Seward  Charles,  carpenter,  171  s  Washing- 
ton, F.  P. 
Seward  Edward  S.  ship  carpenter,  31  Hill 
Seward  James,  grocery  and  liquor,  119  Wil- 
liamson 
Seward  Capt.  James  A.  31  Hill 
Seward  James  H.  ship  joiner,  255  Canton  av 
Seward  Jas.  wood  dealer,  n  w  cor  Aliceanna 

and  Chester,  dw  359  Canton  av 
Seward  Capt.  John  A.  mariner,  31  Hill 
Seward  John  W.  ship  carpenter,  31  Hill 
Seward  Joseph,  cooper,  234  Bank 
Seward   Levi,   huckster,  171  s  Washington, 

F.  P. 
Seward  Sol.  cooper,  319  e  Pratt 
Seward  Wm.  E.  ship  carver,  160  Gough 
SEW  ELL  C.  A.  &  CO.,  family  groceries,  s  e 
cor  Pratt  and  Hanover,  d  w  C.  A.  S.  462  Lex 
ington 
Sewell  Daniel,  blacksmith,  112  L.  Greene 
Sewell  Henry,  watchmaker,  7  St.  Paul 
Sewell  James  H.  blacksmith,  93  Ross 
Sewell  Rev.  James,  68  Conway 
Sewell  James  T.  clerk,  26  Camden 
Sewell  Joseph,  moulder,  11  n  Poppleton 
Sewell  Richard,  jr.   (T.  S.  &  Sons,)  247  w 

Biddle 
Sewell  Susan,  dress  maker,  137  Camden 
Sewell  Thomas  S.  carpenter,  90  Block 
Sewell  Thomas  H.  cement,  26  Camden 
SEWELL  THOMAS  &  SONS,  tanners,  485 

Penna  av 
Sewell    Thomas,  jr.,    (T.  S.  &    Sons,)   485 

Penna  av 
Sewell  Wm.  R.  blacksmith,  210  HoUins 
Sewell  Wm.  W.  barber,  15  s  Gay 
Sex  Harman,  baker,  275  Eastern  av 
Sexton  S.  B.  (S.  B.  &  Co.)  Baltimore  Co. 


WM.  P.  WEBB,  Marine,  Fire  and  liife  Insurance  Agent  and  Broker.    Agent  •<  Mutual 
Benefit  Life  Insurance  Co.,  Newark,  N.  J.,"  89  Second  Street. 


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Sexton  S.  B.  &  Co.  stoves,  111  w  Lombard, 

foundry  154  and  156  Conway 
Sexton  Michael,  laborer,  1  Chesnut 
Seyler  Mrs.  Catherine  C.  54  George 
Seymour  Abel,  cattle  dealer,  661  w  Lombard 
Seymour  Ann,  160  n  Bond 
Seymour  Conrad  H.  paiiUer,  299  Columbia 
Seymour  David,  laborer,  Washington  road 
Seymour  David,  brickmaker,  4McHenry 
Seymour  George  T.  driver,  Adams'  express, 
•    77  s  Fremont 

Seymour  Henry  C.  clerk.  Gen.  Wayne  Inn 
Seymour  John,  cattle  dealer,  661  w  Lombard 
Seymour  John,  plumber,  203  s  Chester 
Seymour  Joseph  0.  brickmaker,  77  s  Fremont 
Seymour  Mrs.  Margaret,  77  s  Fremont 
Seymour  Mrs.  PriscHla,  shoe  binder  22  Wyeth 
Seymour  Wm.  W.  polfce,  116  Preston 
Seymour  Wm.  carpenter,  19  Orchard 
Seymour  Wm.  H.  sailmaker,  229  Aisquith 
Seymour  Wm.  police,  116  Preston 
Seymour  Wm.  tavern,  118  n  Gay 
Shaab  John  J.  butcher,  56  Hanover  market, 

d\v  Beltzhoover's  la 
Shaab  Joseph,  butcher.  Western  cemetery  la 
Shaahan  Patrick,  laborer,  13  Valley 
Shaar  Wm.  G.  potter,  457  w  Fayette 
Shackleford  Albert  F.  19  s  Ann 
Shackleford  James  M.  mariner,  47  n  Eden 
Shackleford  Mary,  136  Gough 
Shackleford  Thomas,  ship  joiner,  8  L.  Broad- 
way 
Shackleford  Thomas,  ship  joiner,  136  Gough 
Shackleford  Zachariah,  sailmaker,  19  s  Ann 
Shade  Philip,  tailor,  131  Dover 

Shaden ,  huckster,  120  Low 

Shaefter  Christian,  baker,  247  Pennaav 
Shaefter  Conrad,  paper  carrier,  36  Preston 
Shaeffer  Henry,  laborer,  78  Leadenhall 
Shaeffer  Jesse,  restaurant,  s  e  cor  Howard  and 

Camden 
Shaeffer  Philip  A.  shoemaker,  77  Jasper 
Shaeffer  Porvell  F.  grocer,  1  Chesnut  al 
Shafbuch  John,  laborer,  168  s  Bethel 
Shafer  Augustus,  laborer,  220  Boston 
Shafer  Daniel  R.  clerk  Post  Office,  177  Preston 
Shafer  Daniel,  potter,  460  w  Lombard 
Shafer  Esther  A.  177  Preston 
Shafer  George,  wheelwright,  177  Preston 
Shafer  John  S.  177  Preston 
Shafer  Joseph,  laborer,  220  Boston 
Shafer  Robert, quarryman,Calverton  road  nr. 

cattle  scales 
Shaffer  Daniel,  provisions,  540  w  Fayette 
Shaffer  F.  Littig,  (Mayger  &  S.)  60  Gough 
Shaffer  Frederick  L.  47  Gough 
Shaffer  Geo.  E.  ship  joiner,  308  e  Pratt 
Shaffer  Geo.  china  packer,  42  Henrietta 
Shaffer  Geo.  storekeeper  Custom  House,  84  s 

Paca 
Shaffer  George,  carpenter,  242  s  Central  av 
Shaffer  James,  clerk,  4  Lanvale 
Shaffer  Wm.  Thos.  (Kimball  &  S.)  137  Bank 
Shaffer  Wm.  salesman,  116  German 
Shaffner  George,  74  w  Baltimore 
Shaffner  George,  laborer,  38  Burke 
Shaffner  Mrs.  Jacob,  artificial  flower  manufac- 
turer, 74  w  Baltimore 
Shaffner  John  A.  soldier,  124  Hughes 
Shaffner  Mrs.  Mary  E.  124  Hughes 
Shaffner   Samuel,  agent   M.   and    C.    R.  R., 

Camden  Station,  dw  86  n  Charles 
Shakespear  Ann,  276  s  Charles 


Shakespear  Jonathan,  engineer,  276  s  Ch 
Shalenberger  Frederick,  locksmith,  69  Park 
Shaler  Andrew,  223  s  Bond 
Shalley  Nicholas,  laborer,  149  Raborg 
Shallon  Augustus,  carpenter,  286  Aisquith 
Shallos  Henry,  tailor,  9  Leadenhall 
Shallus  Frank  H.  printer,  35  Valley 
SHAMBURG  &  BRASHEARS,  restaurants 

29  and  31  s  Liberty 
Shamburg  Franklin^  wood  carver,  66  Pearl 
SHAMBURG  JOHN,  restaurant,  43  and  45  » 

Liberty 
Shamburg  Lawrence,  plasterer,  284  Cross 
Shamburg  Louis,  upholsterer,  265  w  Pratt 
Shamburg  William  (S.  &  Brashears,)  225  vr 

Lombard 
Shanahan  Patrick,  porter,  44  Boyd 
Shanaman  Mrs.  Harriet,  109  w  Biddle 
Shanaman  John,  tinner,  30  n  Eutaw 
Shane  Daniel  G.  cigar  maker,  34  Camden 
Shane  Daniel  K.  bricklayer,  29  Peari 
Shane  Daniel,  milkman,  386  Harford  av 
Shane  Daniel,  tinner,  31  s  Schroeder 
Shane  Mrs.  Henrietta,  scourer,  34  Camden 
Shane  Henry  C.  printer,  34  Camden 
Shane  John  H.  printer,  34  Camden 
Shane  John  H.  laborer,  357  Canton  av 
Shane  John, laborer,  6  Shakspear 
Shane  Joseph,  bookkeeper,  4  Portland 
Shane  Thomas,  laborer,  29  Cannon 
Shaner  Christian,  laborer,  59  James  al 
Shaner  George,  butcher,  128  Centre  and  19 
Lexington  markets,  dw  Harford  av.  near 
Point  la 
Shamburg  Capt.  Francis,  293  Hollins 
Shane  Joseph,  bookkeeper,  4  Portland 
Shaney  Capt.  John,  U.  S.  A.  1  e  Lombard 
Shaney  Mrs.  Margaret,  59  Granby 
Shank  Geo,  W.  engineer  U.  S.  N.  112  n  Bond 
Shanke  Thomas  H.  police,  296  s  Charies 
Shanks  Capt.  Frisby,  mariner,  116  s  High 
Shanks  John,  shoemaker,  28  Rock 
Shanks  Capt.  Richard  C.  mariner,  117  s  High 
SHANKS  THOMAS,  sewing  machine  dealer 

and  repairer,  36  n  Greene 
Shanks  Thomas,  sergt.  police,  Hamburg  near 

William 
Shanley  John  J.  clerk,  59  Conway 
Shanley  Thomas,  furrier,  59  Conway 
Siianley  Wm.  wagoner,  145  Albemarle 
Shanley  Wm.  F.  (High  &  S.)  59  Conway 
Shanahan  Michael,  laborer,  49  Dewberry  al 
Shanaman  John,  letter  carrier,  30  n  Eutaw 
Shanner  Geo.  I.  carpenter,  120  n  Bond 
Shannessy  James,  painter,  163  w  Fayette,  dw 

233 
Shannessy  Michael,  gardener,  31  Valley 
Shannessy  Morris,  laborer,  11  Jenkins  la 
Shannon  Andrew,  furniture  wagoner,  257  n 

Eden 
Shannon  Bridget,  tavern,  43  Centre  Market 

space 
Shannon  Brian,  laborer,  10  Brune 
Shannon    David   R.  clerk  Equitable  Society, 

632  Lexington 
Shannon  Elizabeth,  133  Penna.  av 
Shannon  Edward  P.  ship  carpenter,  492  w 

Lombard 
Shannon  James,  broom  maker,   201  e  Monu- 
ment 
Shannon  Mrs.  Margaret,  632  Lexington 
Shannon  Mary;  A.  52  Stiles 
Shannon  Martin,  laborer,  182  McHenry 


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Roseudole  Cement  and  Calcined  Plaster  couiitantly  on  liand,  31  Spear's  Wliari: 


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Shannon  Nathaniel,  agent  Thistle  Manufac- 
turing Co.  146  w  Fayette,  dw  259  n  Howard 
Shannon  Thomas,  laborer,  107  s  Paca 
Shannon  Mrs.  Wilhelmina,  74  Peirce 
Shannon  Wm.  clerk,  632  Lexington 
Shannon  Wm.  A.  soldier,  ].S  Henrietta 
Shanthal  Mary,  second  hand  store,  191  s  Bond 
Share  Charles,  huckster,  22  Orleans 
Share  Joseph,  huckster,  22  Orleans 
Share  Richard,  carpenter,  84  s  Washington, 

P.  P. 
Share  Seraphim,  iron  moulder,  22  Orleans 
Sharetts  Wm.  L.  clerk,  386  w  Fayette 
Sharkey  John  &  Co.  china  merchants,  317  w 

Baltimore 
Sharkey  John,  (S.  &  Co.)  Miller's  hotel 
Sharkey  Mrs.   Mary,   dressmaker,  78  Mul- 
berry 
Sharkey  Patrick,  tailor,  54  Chew 
Sharp  Adam,  laborer,  15  Gould  la 
SHARP    &  DOHME,    pharmaceutists,  s  w 
cor  Pratt  and  Howard,  dw  A.  P.  S.  88  s 
Paca 
Sharp  Elizabeth,  boarding,  60  e  Baltimore 
Sharp  Joseph  K.  conductor  N.  C.  H.  R.  110 

n  Calvert 
Sharp  S.  J.  9  n  Carey 
Shauck  Jacob  R.  R.  clerk,  89  Mount 
Sharp  Samuel  J.  commission  mei-chant,  9  n 

Carey 
Sharp  Thomas  B.  chair  maker,  60  e  Baltimore 
Sharp  Wm.  161  n  Calvert 
Sharper  Lloyd,  porter,  2  Mechanics  ct 
Sharpie y  Samuel  J.  mariner,  77  Warner 
Sharr  Henry,  cap  maker,  135  Camden 
Sharrar  Godfried,  soldier,  rear  of  89  n  Exeter 
Sharretts  John    F.  clerk  P.  0.  department, 

Washington,  D.  C.  dw  126  w  Biddle 
Sharron  John  B.  wines,  281  Lexington 
Sharry  Mary  Ann,  seamstress,  115  n  Howard 
Shat  George,  sr.,  laborer,  46  s  Chapel 
Shat  George,  jr. ,  laborer,  46  s  Chapel 
Shauman  Charles,  cooper,  310  s  Charles 
Shaw  Mrs,  Ann,  grocery,  282  e  Monument 
Shaw  Arthur,  brush  maker,  214  n  Central  av 
Shaw  Bernard,  stone  cutter,  11  Grundy 
Shaw  &  Byrn,  sail  loft,  123  McElderry's  whf 
SHAW  CHRISTOPHER,  cottage  saloon,  13 

n  High,  dw  11 
Shaw  Daniel  J.  sail  maker,  128  Bank 
Shaw   Daniel  W.  puddler,  cor  Chester  and 

Bank 
Shaw  Daniel,  laborer,  Paca  near  Hamburg 
Shaw  David  W.  carpenter,  221  w  Fayette 
Shaw  David  T.  proprietor  Western  Hotel,  s 

w  cor  Howard  and  Saratoga 
Shaw  Edw.  O.  clerk,  Grundy  near  McMechin 
Shaw  Edward,  piano  maker,  Grundy  3d  door 

from  McMechin 
Shaw  Mrs.  Elizabeth,  N.  C.  R.  R.  n  of  Re- 
servoir 
Shaw  George  J.  confectioner,  124  Columbia 
Shaw  Frederick,  laborer,  20  Hamburg 
Shaw  Greenb'y  W.  (S.  &  Byrn,)  23  Warren 
Shaw  Hugh,  131  n  Eutaw 
Shaw  Isaiah  I.,  sr.,  bricklayer,  314  Light 
Shaw  Isaiah  L.  jr.,  bricklayer,  314  Light 
Shaw  James  W.  assistant  chief  engineer  fire 

department,  210  w  Pratt 
Shaw  James  Wm.  mariner,  rear  of  44  French 
Shaw  John,  drover,  157  n  Eutaw 
Shaw  Capt.  Joseph  M.  123  s  Ann 
Shaw  Capt.  Joshua,  pilot,  293  e  Pratt 


Shaw  Mary,  34  e  Monument 

Shaw   Matthew,  grocer,  n  j  cor  Hillen  and 

High 
Shaw  Nicholas  R.  laborer,  15  s  Durham 
Shaw  Peter,  mariner,  310  Lancaster 
Shaw  Capt.  Robert,  122  Bank 
Shaw  Robert,  painter,  Mouut  Royal,  foot  of 

McMechin 
Shaw  Robert  H.  printer,  73  n  High 
Shaw  Ruel,  music  teacher,  Grundy  near  Mc- 
Mechin 
Shaw  Saml.  T.  discount  clerk  Marine  Bank, 

18  s  High 
Shaw  Samuel  H.  accountant,  18  s  High 
Shaw  Susan,  seamstnss,  168  Burgundy  al 
Shaw  Mrs.  S.  A.  Western  hotel,  9^5  n  Howard 
Shaw  Samuel,  bricklayer,  Ramsay  w  of  Scott 
Shaw  Thomas,  laborer,  32  e  Monument 
Shaw  Wm.  mariner,  28  w  Baltimore 
Shaw  Mrs.  Wm.  S.  244  Saratoga 
Shaw  Wm.  F.  boiler  maker,  122  s  Regester 
Shaw  Wm.  H.  ship  joiner,  107  s  Washing- 
ton, F.  P. 
Shawen  Samuel,  clerk.  Three  Tuns  hotel 
Shay  John,  laborer,  307  Eastern  av 
Shay  Joseph,  medical  student,  92  n  Paca 
Shay  Mary,  10]  Canton  av 
Shea  Dennis,  brass  finisher,  169  n  Central  av 
Shea  Sarah,  134  n  Central  av 
Shealer  John,  lea  dealer,  184  n  Exeter 
Shearer  Margaret,  confectioner,  90)^  Lee 
Shearls  Mrs.  Mary,  554  Lexington" 
Shears  Harmaii,  huckster,  10  L.  Church 
Sheckells  Augustus  C.  painter,  137  n  Fremont 
Sheckells  Ciiailes  R.  police,  112  s  Paca 
Sheckells  Joim,  cooper,  Ridgely,  dw  112  s 

Paca 
Sheckells  Merrick,  pattern  maker,  112  s  Paca 
Sheckells  Richard  W.  (Silverwood  &  S.)  Bid- 
die  near  Somerset 
Sheckells  Wm.  P.  granite  cutter,  179  Aisquith 
SHECKELLS  &  GRAY,  coal,  s  e  cor  Fre- 
mont and  Mulberry 
Sheckells  John  0.    (S.  &  Gray,)   185  n  Fre- 
mont 
Sheckels  Benj.  F.  fisherman,  283  William 
Sheckels  Joseph,  coal,  185  n  Fremont 
Sheckels  Otis  P.  soldier,  23  Brune 
Sheckels  Richard  M.  grocer,  740  w  Baltimore 
Sheckels  Richard  O.  carpenter,740  w  Baltimore 
Sheder  August  H.  flour    and  feed,  462  n  Gay 
Shedrick  Joshua,  moulder,  238  e  Lombard 
Shedrick  Richard,  provisions,  130  Gough 
Shee  Thomas  F.  lager  beer,  19  Pleasant 
Sheedy  John,  laborer,  145  Low 
Sheedy  Michael,  blacksmith,  138  German,  dw 

154 
Sheedy  Thomas,  tavern,  2  s  Paca 
Shehan  Daniel,  laborer,  62  Buren 
Sheehan  Daniel,  screw  cutter,  6  Armistead  la 
Sheehan  Ellen,  tailoress,  53  Hillen 
Sheehan  Timothy,  laborer,  53  Hillen 
Sheehan  Hannah,  8  Decker 
Sheehan  Morris,  carter,  63  Greenmount  av 
Sheehan  Timothy,  screw  cutter,  2  Armistead  la 
Sheehan  Edward,  tavern,  166  West  Falls  av 
Sheehy   James,   bookseller,  15  St.  Paul,  dw 

518  Lexington 
Sheehy  Mary  M.  fancy  goods,  196  Lexington 
Sheele  Wm.  laborer.  Falls  road 
Sheeler  Conrad,  tailor,  281  n  Central  av 
Sheeler  George,  cooper,  17  s  Central  av 
Sheeler  John,  cedar  cooper,  82  n  Front 


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Sheeler  John  E.  wire  worker,  82  n  Front 
Sheeler  William,  laborer.  Fort  av  near  Law- 
rence 
Sheely  John,  foundryman,  42  Preston 
Sheets  Eliza,  379  w  Lombard 
•Sheets  Geo-  T.  carpenter,  149  Peirce,  dw  461 

Franklin 
Sheets  Jacob,  carpenter,  461  Franklin 
Sheets  Wm.  H.  brushmaker.  111  Columbia 
SHEFFER  JESSE,  restaurant,  n  e  cor  How- 
ard and  Camden 
Sheffer  John  W.  jr.,  146  a  Charles 
Sheffer  Wm.  engineer,  146  s  Charles 
Sheffield  Frederick,  341  e  Baltimore 
Sheffield  James,  printer,  351  e  Baltimore 
Sheffield  John,  bookkeeper,  228  w  Biddle 
Sheffield  William  R.  grocer,  109  Pennaav 
Shehan    Edward,  carter,  56  Preston 
Shehan  George,  laborer,  64  Thames 
Shehan  Mrs.  Mary,  6  n  Amity 
Shell  Edward  T.  printer,  64  n  Exeter 
Shell  Michael,  64  n  Exeter 
Sheild  Mrs.  Susan,  Monument  e  of  Caroline 
Sheinig  Nicholas,  tailor,  cov  K4en  and  Mullikin 
Sheldon  Alex,  shoemaker.  166  Orleans 
Sheldon  James,  shoemaker,  210  Rank 
-Sheldon  James,  shoemaker,  18  Williamson  al 
■Sheldon  James,  police,  18  William 
•Sheldon  John,  shoemaker,  166  Orleans 
Sheldon  John,  shoemaker,  166  Montgomery 
•Sheldon  John,  shoemaker,  22  Williamson 
Sheldon  John  B.  shoemaker,  166  Orleans 
Sheldon  William,  shoemaker.  Monument  e  of 

Broadway 
Sheldon  Wm.  laborer,  35  Ryan 
Sheldon  Wm.  blacksmith,  22  Williamson 
Shellburge  George,  laborer,  119  Washington, 

F.  H. 
Shelley  Frederick  J.  teamster,  47  Ross 
Shelley  John,  carter,  38  St.  Mary 
Shelley  Wm.  laborer,  102  Boyd 
Shenkelberg  Henry,  shoemaker,  30  n  Frede- 
rick 
Shentall  Henry,  furniture,  230  Canton  av 
Shep  Powell,  241  s  Bethel 
Shepard  Catherine,  seamstress,  2  Scott 
Shephard  James  H.  carpenter,  382  Franklin 
Sheppard  James  W.  gas  fitter,  352  Mulberry 
Shepherd  Ellen,  huckstress,  110  Cross 
Shepherd  Mary  A.  83  n  Eutaw 
Shepherd  S.  K.  dressmaker,  296  n  Eutaw 
Sheppard  Edwin  T.  engineer,  89  s  Sharp 
Sheppard  Frederick,  huckster,  231  s  Paca 
Sheppard  George  T.  fisherman,  612  Light 
Sheppard  Hannah  B.  142  n  Charles 
Sheppard  John,  mate,  158  Lancaster 
Sheppard  John,  (J.    W.  Edel  &  Co.)  246  e 

Bicldle 
Sheppard  John  T.  engineer,  175  Barre 
Sheppard  Laura,  12  n  Gay 
Sheppard  Mary  G.  huckstress,  418  Light 
Sheppard  Nicholas  A.  transportation  clerk  B. 
&  0.  R.  R.,  dw  89  s  Sharp 
."?3heppard  Sarah,  324  Eastern  av 
Sheppard  Wm.  huckster,  418  Light 
Sheppard  Wm.  H.  coach  painter,  220  Madi- 
,.aon  av 
Shcrer  Archibald  D.  soldier,  305  Saratoga 
Sherer  Joanna,  65  e  Monument 
Sherer  John,  laborer,  6  Peach  al 
Sherer  John,  tinner,  304  Canton  av 
Sherley  Augustus,  brewer,  108  s  Eutaw 
Sherley  Charles,  pharmaceutist,  108  s  Eutaw 


Sherling  Mrs.  Jane  R.   seamstress,  170  Bur^ 

gundy  al 
Sherlock  Nathan,  shoemaker,  3  Wyeth 
Sherlock   Wm.   livery  stables,   Fayette  near 

McClellan  al,  dw  144  s  Sharp 
Sherman  Elizabeth,  200  Harford  av 
Sherman  James,  carpenter,  200  Harford  av 
Sherman  John,  hatter,  102  Chew 
Sherman  John,  ship  carpenter,  33  n  Wolfe 
Sherman   Sarah  A.tailoress,  35  n  Caroline 
Sherman  Wm.  clerk,  195  Hanover 
ShermerGeorge,.  baker,  863  w  Baltimore 
Sherney  Ferdmand,  tailor,  20  Sterrett 
Sherrer  John,  carpenter,  352  s  Eutaw 
Sherrow  Mary,  20  L.  Church  , 

Sherry  Bernard ,  carter,  336  Eastern  av 
Sherry  Martin,  laborer,  85  Hampstead 
Sherry  Peter,  carter,  9  s  Bond 
Sherwood  Charles  W.  ship  smith,  263  e  Pratf! 
Sherwood  Edward,  mariner,  198 Montgomery 
Sherwood  Elizabeth,  68  East 
Sherwood  Geo.  W.  carpenter,  56  s  Washing' 

ington,  F.  P. 
Sherwood  Georgene,  dressmaker,  135  n  Paca 
Sherwood   Henry  A.  ship   carpenter,  124  s 

Chester 
Sherwood  Howell  P.  bar  tender,  Sherwood's 

hotel,  cor  Harri-son  and  Fayette 
Sherwood  Mrs.  Mary  R.  tailoress,  245  Con- 
way 
Sherwood  Mary,  88  Ensor 
Sherwood  Mrs.  Mary  A.  dressmaker,  135  n 

Paca 
Sherwood  Philip,  shipsmith,  17  Philpot,  dw 

269  e  Pratt 
SHERWOOD  RICHARD  P.  hotel  and  res- 
taurant, se  cor  Harrison  and  Fayette. — [See 
page  13  ^^dvert^sements.] 
Sherwood  Richard,  dry  goods,  39  e  Baltimore 
Sherwood  Robert,  22  e  Fayette 
Sherwood  Robert,  jr.,  printer,  22  e  Fayette 
Sherwood  Samuel,  ship  joiner,  56  s  Washing- 
ton, F.  P. 
Sherwood  Wm.  H.  tinner,  245  Conway 
Sherwood  Wm.  135  n  Paca 
Sherwood  Wm.  soldier,  229  Pierce 
SHERWOOD  WM.  S.  book  and  job  printer, 
6  11  Gay,  dw  Sherwood's  hotel,  cor  Fayette 
and  Harrison 
Shesgrene  Wm.  coach  painter,  248  n  Eden 
SHETTLE  D.  &  CO.,  Maryland  Brewery, 
n  ecor  Holiday  and  Franklin. — [Seepage  19 
Mvertisements.] 
Shettle  Daniel,  (D.  S.  &  Co.)  Baltimore  Co. 
Shettle  Daniel,  Caroline  n  of  Biddle 
Shettle  Daniel,  brewer,  12  s  Gay 
Sheuerman  Charles  C.  grocery,  6  n  Amity 
Sheve  Bernard,  grocery,  71  s  Paca 
SHEWBROOKS   WM.  H.  &  C.  C.  ASH- 
LEY, agents  and  dealers  in  fruits,  poultry, 
&c.  124  Light  St.  wharf 
Shewbrooks  Wm.  H.  (Wm.  H.  S.  &  C.  C. 

Ashley,)  70  Lee 
Shick  Conrad,  laborer,  210  s  Ann 
Shiedt  Frederick,  carter,  350  s  Eutaw 
Shield    Mrs.    Catherine,   seamstress,   206    6 

Lombard 
Shields    Absalom    B.   ladies    shoemaker,   93 

Raborg 
Shields  Catherine  E.  B.  mantua  maker,  219  s 

Ann 
Shields  Charles  A.  clerk,  387  Lexington 
Shields  George  D.  tailor,  387  Lexington 


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Shipley  Joshua,  carpenter,  189  n  Fremont 
Shipley  Lewis  H.  screwsman,  200  s  Chester 
Shipley  Matilda  L.  teacher,  101  Hollins 
Shipley  Richard  C.  painter,  136  n  Fremont 
SHIPLEY,  ROANE  &  CO.   clothiers,  303  w 

Baltimore 
Shipley  Robt.  H.  clerk,  261  Ross 
Shipley  Robt.  H.  shoemaker,  209  w  Biddle 
Shipley  Saml.  shoemaker,  209  w  Biddle 
Shipley  Mrs.  Sarah  J.  483  w  Fayette 
Shipley   Sarah  Jane,  gents'  furnishing  store, 

110  Lexington 
Shipley  Mrs.  Susan,  18  n  Schroeder 
Shipley  Thos.  police,  45  Dolphin 
Shipley  Thos.  brakesman,  362  w  Lombard 
Shipley  Upton  W.  heater,  424  Lexington 
Shipley  Wm,  B.  machinist,  9  s  Carey 
Shipley  Wm.  H.  blacksmith,  234  Hollins 
Shipley  Wm.  H.  civil  engineer,  48  Lexington 
Shippen  Mrs.  A.  C.  66  n  Charles 
Shipwrights'   Bell  House,  cor  Hamburg  and 

Covington 
Shireff  John,  butcher,  579  Penna.  av 
Shireley  Mrs.  Kesiah,  dress  maker,  305 Sara- 
toga 
Shirey  Jackson,  cattle,  348  Lexington 
Shirk  Bartholow,  locksmith,  137  n  Front 
Shirk  Henry  N.,  Decker  n  of  Northern  av 
Shirk  Peter,  currier,  137  n  Front 
Shirley  Cephas,  16  s  Calvert 
Shirley  Henry,  clerk,  5  s  Calvert 
Shirley  Wm.  wholesale  queensware,  5  s  Cal- 
vert, dw  Balto.  CO 
Shissler  John,  tailor,  32  n  Dallas 
Shiveren  Alex.  B.  tailor,  86  Aisquith 
Shivers   Nicholas,  dentist,  439  w    Baltimore, 

dw  233  Lemmon 
Shifler  Chas.  telegraphist,  Philadelphia  R.  R. 

office 
Shifler  C.  telegraphist,  60  e  Pratt 
Shlabecker  John,  sieve  maker,  172  L.  Greene 
Shloter  August,  piano  maker,  180   Burgun- 
dy al 
Shmake  John  C.   shoemaker,  12  Lemmon  al 
Shmake  John  J.  shoemaker,  1  Lemmon  al 
Shmedt  Hartman,  butcher,  104  Belair  market, 

dw  Harford  av  nr  city  limits 
Shnupp  Chas.  huckster,  20  Dewberry  al 
Shob  Fredk.  cabinet  maker,  6  St.  James 
Shock   De  Witt  C.   at  American  office,  277 

Hollins 
Shock  Geo.  277  Hollins 
Shock  Saml.  F.  harness  maker,  2  Emory 
Shock  Wm.  H.  chief  engineer  U.  S.  N.  64  s 

Broadway 
Shoder  Mrs.  Mary,  43  Watson 
Shoemaker  Chas.  fisherman,  6  Gould  la 
Shoemaker  Geo.  trunk  maker,  5  s  Sharp,  dw 

391  w  Pratt 
SHOEMAKER  JONATHAN,  grocer,  43  n 

Eutaw,  dw  314  Saratoga 
Shoemaker  Mrs.  Mary,  314  Saratoga 
Shoemaker  Philip,  laborer,  63  Albemarle 
Shoemaker  Mrs.  Rachel,  314  Saratoga 
Shoemaker  Saml.   M.  (Adams  Express  Co.) 

n  e  cor  St.  Paul  and  Read 
Shoemaker  Wm.  tailor,  191  Henrietta 
Shoeman  Fredk.  cabinet  maker,  85  Dover 
Sholl  Wm.  brakesman,  2  Mulberry  ct 
Sholtz  John,  baker,  187  Stirling 
Shombert  John  H.  blacksmith,  140  Camden, 

dw  120  Elbow  la 
Shonhals  Chas.  police,  110  Eastern  av 

iT.   HEWRY  GIESE,   Commission  MercUamt,   for   the   sale    of  Flour,   Grain,  Seeds,  &c. 
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Shields  George  W.  594  w  Fayette 
Shields  George,  laborer,  113  Mullikin 
Shields  James,  printer,  155  Ensor 
Shields  John  W.  painter,  113  Mullikin 
Shields  John,  laborer,  13  West  Falls  av 
Shields  John,  laborer,  187  East 
Shields  Owen,  blacksmith,  267  Forrest 
SHIELDS  R.  D.  grocer  and  commission  mer- 
chant, 20  Penna.  av,  dw  Baltimore  Co. 
Shields  Patrick,  carter,  121  s  Chester 
Shields  Thos.  &  Co.  wines,  brandies,  &c.  145 

n  Howard 
Shields  Thos.  (Thos.  S.  &  Co.)  156  Cathedral 
Shields  Wm.  mariner,  124  Cross 
Shieve  Bernard,  locksmith,  13  New 
Shieve  Mrs.  Mary,  grocery,  13  New 
Shifler  Henry,  tailor,  37  n  Spring 
Shikner  Frederick,  porter,  37  Concord 
Shillenberg  Mrs.  Eliza,  73  St.  Peter 
Shilling  George,  puddler,  99  Canton  av 
Shilling  George,  wheelwright,  167  Peirce 
Shilling  George,  shoemaker,  156  s  Durham 
Shilling  J.  Columbus,  fireman,  340  Eastern  av 
Shilling  Murray  F.  proprietor  Swan  tavern, 

s  e  GOT  Franklin  and  Eutaw 
Shilling  Wm.  B.  baker,  120  n  Eden 
Shillingberg  Dominic,  butcher,  130  Columbia 
Shimminan  Ann,  9  Shakspear 
Shimminan  Mary,  9  Shakspear 
Shimmings  Mrs.  Frances,  seamstress,  24  Sa- 
rah Ann 
Shimon  Peter,  butcher,  105  McElderry 
Shindel  Jacob  A.  clerk  N.  C.  R.  R.  Calvert 

Station 
Shinkel  Jacob,  hatter,  154  Columbia 
Shinnick  Jacob   A.    H.  sr.   ship  joiner,  360 

Eastern  av 
Shinnick  Jacob  A.  H.  jr.  360  Eastern  av 
Shinnick  John,  carpenter,  141  s  Washington, 

F.  P. 
Shinnick  Ormsby,  carpenter,  360   Eastern  av 
Shinnler  Robt.  tailor,  83  Mulberry 
Shipe  Henry,  236  s  Bond 
Shipler  Dora,  tailoress,  138  French 
Shipler  Frank,  shoemaker,  122  French 
Shipler  Margaret,  tailoress,  138  French 
Shipler  Saml.  W.  iron  roller,  6  Windsor 
Shipley  Mrs.  Ann  M.  61  n  Schroeder 
Shipley  Archimedes,  switchman,  175  Preston 
Shipley  Mrs.  Caroline,  362  w  Lombard 
Shipley  Chas.  office  551  w  Fayette,  dw  Fred- 
erick road  nr  1st  tollgate 
Shipley  C.    C.  of  tobacco  warehouse  No.  4, 

235  Peirce 
Shipley  Danl.  E.  (S.,  Roane  &  Co.)  276  Sara- 
toga 
Shipley  E.  G.  (Buckler  &  S.)  Fountain  hotel 
Shipley  Francis  M.  clerk,  60  e  Pratt 
Shipley  Geo.  W.  machinist,  185  s  Chester 
Shipley  Geo.  W.  engineer,  284  s  Eutaw 
Shipley  Geo.  1  Orchard 

Shipley  Jacob  L.  edge  tool  maker,  338  s  Fre- 
mont 
Shipley  Jesse  C.  carpenter,  Washington  road 
Shipley  John  J.  attorney,  13  Courtland,  dw 

138  Hoff"man 
Shipley  J.   Sellman,  attorney,  13  Courtland, 

dw  131  Dolphin 
Shipley  J.  B.  laborer,  Washington  road 
Shipley  Jos.  P.  proprietor  Madison  av  st 

3  and  5  Orchard,  dw  1 
Shipley  Jos.  magistrate,  520  \v  Baltimore,  dw 
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Shook  Albert  H.  real  estate  agent,  Mechanics' 
Exchange,  d\v  33  n  Gilmor 

Shook  Mrs.  Elizabeth,  107  n  Schroeder 

Shook  Henry,  watchman,  78  Buren 

Shorb  Francis,  135  n  Howard 

Shorey  Mrs.  Ann,  157  Aisquith 

Shorey  &  Eigeiberner,  gas  fixtures,  Baltimore 
under  Eutaw  house 

Shorey  Miles,  (S.  &  Eigeiberner,)  157  Ais- 
quith 

Shorey  Nehemiah  B.  (Sindall  &  S.)  157  Ais- 
quith 

Shorey  Wm.  F.  photographer,  87  w  Balti- 
more, dw  157  Aisquith 

Shorkey  John,  clerk,  129  n  Bethel 

Shorr  John  C.  carpenter,  67  n  Gay 

Short  Benj.  F.  laborer,  102  Scott 

Short  David,  laborer,  68  Somerset 

Short  Geo.  318  Canton  av 

Short  Geo.  F.  police,  116  Scott 

Short  Hicks,  police,  156  Mullikin 

Short  John  H.  wood  turner,  Uhler  al  near 
Charles,  dw  147  n  Exeter 

Short  Mary  M.  221  e  Fayette 

SHORT  MOUNTAIN  COAL  CO.  of 
Lyken's  Valley,  Penna.  Office, 
No.  23  South  street,  Baltimore. 
Edw.  Jessop,  President ;  E.  Sta- 
bler, Jr.,  Sec'y  and  Treasurer. 

Short  Perry  V.  engineer,  21  Henrietta 
Short  Philip,  blacksmith,  22  St.  Peter 
Short  Mrs.  Rachel,  dress  maker,  1  n  Fremont 
Short  Robert,  confectioner,  92  Cathedral 
Short  Wm.  H.  stone  cutter,  150  Mullikin 
Short  Wm.  C.    (Brown  &  S.)   108  Washing- 
ton, F.  H.  ^ 
Shortall  Patrick,  painter,  60  Block 
Shorter  John  W.  sugar  refiner,  62  s  Wash- 
ington, F.  P. 
Shorter  Tho^.  H.  sugar  refiner,  62  s  Wash- 
ington, F.  P. 
Shorter  Wm.  M.    sugar  refiner,  62  s   Wash- 
ington, F.  P. 
Shorter   Capt.   Wm.   M.   61  s  Washington, 

F.  P. 
Shott  Mrs.  Ann,  grocery,  161  German 
Shott  Chas.  H.  161  German 
Shott  Jacob,  caulker,  151  Canton  av 
Shott  Jos.  A.  tinner,  448  Lexington 
Shott  Philip,  tinner,  Lombard  e  of  Callendar 
Shotten  John,  librarian  I.  0.  0.  P.  15  Barnet 
Shotts  Chas.  H.   collar  maker,  cor  German 

and  Penn 
Shotts  Danl.  sexton.  111  Aisquith 
Shotts  Lewis,  carpenter,  111  Aisquith 
Shottsberger  Michael,  farmer,  388  Penna.  av 
Showacre  Geo.  W.    constable,  33  s  Calhoun 
Showacre    Henry  C.  telegraph  operator,  169 

s  Paca 
Showacre  John,  justice  of  the  peace,  58  s  Eu- 
taw, dw  169  s  Paca 
Showacre  John  W.  conductor  B.  &  0.  R.  R. 

125  Conway 
Showacre  Josiuh  S.  police,  173  s  Paca 
Showacre    Michael   S.   letter  carrier,  169   s 

Paca 
Shower  Geo.   lager  beer,  s  w  cor  Bond  and 

Pratt 
Showman  Geo.  carpenter,  354  William 


Shreck  Albert  H,  laborer,  47  Haubert 
Shreck  Jacob  N.  confectioner,  foot  of  Broad- 
way, dw  37  Haubert 
Shreck  Jacob  E.  bricklayer,  37  Haubert 
Shreck  Wm.   bricklayer,  Orleans  near  Cas- 
tle al 
Shreck  Wm.  confectioner,  foot  of  Haubert, 

dw  37 
Shreeve   Mrs.  Georgetta,  dress  maker,  196  e 

Eager 
Shreeve  Rev.  Jesse,  69  n  Broadway 
Shreiber  Henry,  laborer,  28  Towson 
Shrider  Geo.  C.  laborer,  47  Ellicott 
Shrider  Geo.  mariner,  15  Fell 
Shriener  Elizabeth,  confectionery, 36  Abey  al 
Shrike  Louisa,  11  n  Carey 
Shrimpton  Geo.  cooper,  21  Albemarle 
Shriner  John,  carpenter,  rear  of  19  s  Greene 
Shriner  Peter,  hardware,  126   Franklin,  dw 

319  Ross 
Shriver  Albert,  (John  L.    S.    &    Bro.,)    27 

George 
Shriver  Dr.  A.  J.  28  n  Liberty 
Shriver  Bros,  produce  and  commission  mer- 
chants, 376  w  Baltimore 
Shriver  Calvin  S.,  (J.  Wirt  &  Co.,)  16  n  Eu- 
taw 
Shriver  Mrs.  E.  H.  690  Saratoga 
Shriver  Francis,  sec'y  Mutual   Fire  Ins.  Co. 

in  Baltimore  Co.  dw  Westminster 
Shriver  Henry  D.  (J.  A.  Shriver  &  Bro.)   16 

n  Eutaw 
Shriver  Henry  C.  sign  and  ornament,  painter, 

over  234  w  Baltimore,  dw  349  w  Fayette 
Shriver  Hervey,  (S.  Bros.)  186  Franklin 
Shriver  Jas.  (Jas.  S.  &  Co.)  27  George 
Shriver  Jas.  &  Co.  preservers  and  picklers, 

375  s  Sharp 
Shriver  John  A.,  (J.  A    S.  &  Bro.)  16  n  Eu- 
taw 
Shriver  John  A.  &  Bro.  grocers,  n  e  cor  Sara- 
toga and  Greene 
Shriver  John,  laborer,  190  Orleans 
SHRIVER  J.  ALEX.  agt.  N.  York  and  Balti- 
more and   Philadelphia   transportation  line 
steamboats,  3  Light-st.  wharf,  dw  32  Ca- 
thedral 
Shriver  John  L.  (Jas.  S.  &  Co.)  27  George 
Shriver  John,  huckster,  59  Greenwillow 
Shriver  John  L.  (John  L.  S.  &  Bros.)  Eutaw 

house 
SHRIVER  JOHN  L.  &  BROS,  oyster  pack- 
ers, and   preservers  of  fruits  and   hermeti- 
cally   sealed    meats,  oysters,  &c.,  307  w 
Pratt 
Shriver  Wm.  jr.    (John  L.  S.  &  Bros.)  181 

Franklin 
Shriver  Wm.  machinist,  68  s  Paca 
Shriver  Wm.  shoemaker,  172  s  Sharp 
Shrote  John  H.  baker,  20  McHenry 
Shrote  John,  baker  at  jail,  20  McHenry 
Shrote  Wm.  T.  bricklayer,  191  Barre 
Shrotte  Christian,  laborer,  55  Conway 
Shroudenback  Jos.  B.  turner,  200  s  Bond 
Shrufer  John,  laborer,  37  Buren 
Shryock  Christian  D.  195  n  Eutaw 
Shryock  Henry  S.   (H.  S.  S.  &  Son,)  96  w 

Fayette 
SHRYOCK   HENRY  S.   &   SON,  cabinet, 
chair  and  sofa  manufacturers  and  uphol- 
sterers, 6  s  Calvert 
Shryock  Jacob,  coach  maker,  33  s  Calhoun 
Shryock  Thos.  W.  cabinet  maker,  94  Orleans 


GEO.  S.  PAGE  &  BRO.,  Maiiurncturers    of  Roofs   .^nd   Roofing   materials,  111    Smitb'S 
Wliarf.    C.  HART  SMITH,  Agent. 


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Shryock  Wm.  H.    (Henry  S.  S.  &  Son,)  96 

w  Fayette 
Shubeck  Mary,  laundress,  129  Hill 
Shubert  Best,  laborer,  318  Canton  av 
Shuck  Henry,  watchman  Sun  office,  87  Buren 
Shuck  Thos.  watchman,  17  Constitution 
Shuckhart  Henry,  laborer,  239  s  Fremont 
Shuckhart  Jacob,  shoemaker,  3  L.  McElderry 
Shuckle  Chas.  F  tavern,  112  Ross 
Shuff  Saml.  moulder,  59  Scott 
Shuley  James,  373  s  Sharp 
Shuley  Wm.  H.  tinner,  373  s  Sharp 
Shulhouse  Jos.  cow  dealer,  267  Eastern  av 
Shuller  Martin,  flour  and  feed,  188  Columbia 
Shulte  Conrad,  shoemaker,  300  Aliceanna 
Shulte  Henry,  tavern,  4  s  Paca 
Shultheis  John,  cabinetmaker,  159  Mulberry 
Shultheis  Lesele,  grocer,  159  Mulberry 
Shuliz  Adam,  butcher,  720  Penna  av 
Shultz  Alfred,  butcher,  68  Union 
Shultz  Fredk.   butcher,  Penna.  av  nr  North- 
ern av 
Shultz   Henry,  carpenter,  123  Hoffman,  dw 

108  Ross 
Shultz  Henry,  tailor,  39  Lemmon 
Shultz  Henry,  wagoner,  897  w  Pratt 
Shultz  John,  carpenter,  44  Cross 
Shultz  Mrs.  3  n  Eden 
Shultz  Samuel,  carpenter,  108  Ross 
Shultz  Samuel,  wheelwright,  Calverton  Mills, 

near  Almshouse 
Shultz  Wm.  shoemaker,  3  n  Eden 
Shultz  Wm.  engineer,  117  s  Exeter 
Shultzman  I.  laborer,  32  Thames 
Shulz  Sophia,  tavern,  95  Penna.  av 
Shum  Conrad,  tailor,  49  s  Durham 
Shumff  Henry,  huckster.  111  Eastern  av 
Shurdy  Henry,  boiler  maker,  115  n  Central  av 
Shurtz  Wm.  D.  &  Co.  commission  merchants 

and  wholesale  dealers   in  fish,   cheese  and 

butter,  11  Commerce 
Shurtz  Wm.  D.  (W.   D.   S.   &  Co.)swcor 

Hoffman  and  Bolton 
Shurtz  Wm.  203  Hoffman 
Shuster  Conrad,  laborer,  358  Penna.  av 
Shuter  Mrs.  Sarah,  184  n  High 
Shutler  Agnes,  tailoress,  552  w  Lombard 
Shutler  Charles,  drover,  552  w  Lombard 
Shutler  Mary  A.  tailoress,  552  w  Lombard 
Shutler  Mary  E.  tailoress,  552  w  Lombard 
Shutler  Wm.  H.  soldier,  552  w  Lombard 
Shutt  Augustus  P.  conductor  B.  &  O.  R.  R. 

636  w  Fayette 
Shutt  Hefferd,  laborer,  124  Hollins 
Shutt  John  W.  mariner,  132  s  Wolfe 
Shutt  Capt.  John,  mariner,  132  s  Wolfe 
Shutts  Catharine,  tailoress,  ]  Brune 
Shuttee  Francis,  porter,  69  Park 
SHUTZE  AUG.  D.  boot  and  shoemaker,  15 

Light,  dw  211  Aisquith 
Shutze  Augustus  D.  jr.,  clerk,  211  Aisquith 
Shutze  Wm.  A.  bookkeeper,  211  Aisquith 
Shwinn  Henry,  restaurant,  114  Franklin 
Siar  Kate,  (Misses  S.)  159  Saratoga 
Siar  Misses,  dressmakers,  159  Saratoga 
Siar  Matilda,  (Misses  S.)  159  Saratoga 
Siber  John  A.  printer.  Mansion  house 
Sibert  John,  laborer,  6  Smith's  ct 
Sibel  John,  laborer,  251  West 
Sibiskey  Joseph,  shoemaker,  63  s  Durham 
Sibley  Elias,  hostler,  478  w  Lombard 
Sibley  Robert,  teamster,  205  Preston 
Sibour  Lawrence,  laborer,  15  Elliott 


Sichelman  Geo.  laborer,  8  Leadenhall 

Sick  John,  laborer,  10  Cuba 

Sicke  Elizabeth,  27  Thames 

Sickel  Edward,  pie  baker,  185  e  Baltimore 

Sickel  Henry,  baker,  89  n  Exeter 

Sickel  John  L.  (Cugle,  S.  &  Co.)  88  n  Greene 

Sickel  Wm.  baker,  89  n  Exeter 

Side  John  H.  shoemaker,  52  n  Eutaw 

Sides  Joseph,  shoemaker,  197  s  Wolfe 

Siddons  Wm.  tinner,  18  McElderry 

Sieber  Wilhelm,  tailor,  129  s  Bethel 

Siebert  Chas.  F.  wines,  brandies,  gins  &c.,  8 

e  Lombard 
Siebert  Conrad,  confectionery,  132  n  Caroline 
Siebert  Edward  W.  (Tesdorpf  &  S.)  63  Ex- 
change place,  up  stairs 
Siebert  Ernst,  butcher,  5  Fells  Point  Market,. 

dw  Gist  near  Fayette 
Siebert  John,  laborer,  138  Eastern  av 
Siebert  John,  tailor,  175  e  Lombard 
Siebel  Henry,  laborer,  227  s  Durham 
Siebrecht  Geo.  shoemaker,  107  s  Dallas 
Sieck  Henry,  confectioner,  238  s  Sharp 
Sieck  John,  plumber,  76  s  Howard 
Siedling  Julia  A.  tailoress,  85  Dover 
Siegel  David,  importer  and  jobber  in  cloths, 

&c.,  7  Hanover 
Siegel,    Grunebaum  &    Schmidt,   wholesale 

clothiers,  333  w  Baltimore 
Siegel  Joseph,  butcher,  70  Belair  Market,  dw 

Harford  av  near  city  limits 
Siegel  Moritz,  shoemaker,  28  s  High 
Siegel  Maurice,  shoemaker,  3  n  High 
Siegel  Samuel,  (S.,  Grunebaum  &  Schmidt,) 

125  e  Lombard 
Sieifsinger  Rosa,  320  Eastern  av 
Siegert  Adam,  shoemaker,  19  Park 
Siegman  Conrad,  coffee  roaster,  152  Hillen 
Siegman  Gotlieb,  59  President 
Siegman  John  G.  coffee    roaster  and    spice 

grinder,  62  and  69  Ensor 
Sier  Wm.  laborer,  196  Canton  av 
Siemel  Andrew,  laborer,  Washington  nr  Polk, 

Homestead 
Siemermg  Mrs.   Margaret,  grocery,  364    w 

Lombard 
Siemers  George,  engineer,  21  s  Liberty 
Siemers  Herman,  box  maker,  21  s  Liberty 
Siffringer  John  F.,  Henry  near  Hughes 
Sifel  Andrew,  178  Canton  av 
Sigel  Catherine,  55  Chesnut 
Sigel  George  G.  baker,  19  Aisquith 
Sigel  Jacob,  clerk,  11  Aisquith 
Sigel  Lipman,  pedler,  55  Stirling 
Sigel  Samuel,  butcher,  329  Aisquith 
Sigler  Mrs.  Amy,  445  Saratoga 
Sigmund  A.  furrier,  225  w  Baltimore 
Sigmund  Ferdinand,  shoemaker,  193  s  Bond 
Sigmund  Philip,  clerk,  32  n  Liberty 
Sikes  Charles,  lager  beer,  40  e  Pratt 
Silbereisen  Adam,  lager  beer,  Frederick  road 

nr  tollgate 
Silbereisen  Charles,  clerk,  s  w  cor  Barre  and 

Charles 
Silbereisen  Mrs.  E.  fancy   dry  goods,  18  e 

Pratt 
Silberzahn   John  A.   carpenter,   13  n  Sharp, 

dw  cor  Conway  and  Fremont 
Silence  Charles  A.  paper  hanger,  535  s  Sharp 
Silence  Susan  M.  136  Johnson 
Sillberson  Adam,  blacksmith.  Chase  nr  Cen- 
tral av 
Silk  Michael,  laborer,  30  Clay 


WM.  P.  WEBB,  Marine,  Fire  ami  Life  Insurance  Agent  and  Broker.    Agent 
Benefit  Life  Insurance  Co.,  Newark,  N.  J.,"  89  Second  Street. 


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Silk  Owen,  tavern,  271  s  Charles 
Siller  Jno.  boot  and  shoemaker,  250  Canton  av 
Sillery  John,  gardener,  34  Neighbor 
Sillacks  John, "grocer,  26  Fell 
Silright  Wm.  machinist,  46  Pranklifl 
Siltman  Thomas,  porter,  3  Gough 
SILLS  EDWARD  P.  51  n  Greene 
Silver  Mary,  58  s  Regester 
Silver  Peter,  huckster,  152  Low- 
Silver  Sarah  A    144  Hanover 
Silvernagle  Godfrey,  cooper,  235  Rogs 
Silvej-stein  Mark,  cap  maker,  193  w  Pratt 
Silverson  Henry,  tailor,  213  n  Central  av 
Silverson  Jacob,  woodsawyer,  213  n   Central 

avenue 
Silverson  Philip,  lager  beer,  cor  Central  av  and 

Madison- 
SILVERWOOD  &  SHECKELLS,coal  and 
wood,  154  n  Central  av.  and  granite  cutters, 
372  w  Pratt,  office  132  e  Monument 
Silverwood  Wm.  (S.  &  Sheckells)  175  n  Cen- 
tral av 
Sim  Martha,   caps  and    headdresses,  445  w 

Lexington 
Simcoe  Josiah,  tailor,  60  Greenmountav 
Simes  Edgar,  clerk,  318  Forrest 
Simley  Conrad,  laborer,  12  s  Carey 
Sims  Robert,  salesman,  69  n  Eutaw 
Simmer  John,  barber,  125  Aisquith 
Simmonds  Arthur,  74  n  Eden 
Simmonds  Florian,  sutler's  supplies,  130  w 

Lombard,  dw  446  Lexington 
Simmonds  Stephen,  agent,  4  Chatsworth 
Simmons  A.  tobacconist,  1  e  Baltimore,  dw74 

n  Eden 
Simmons  Catherine,  59  Bank 
Simmons  Garrett,  shoemaker,  52  n  Eutaw 
Simmons  George  H.  34  Fawn 
Simmons  James,  sailmaker,  304  n  Gay 
Simmons  John,  carpenter,  135  Forrest 
Simmons  Richard,  tallow  chandler,  20  Con- 
stitution 
Simmons  Mrs.  Sarah,  Arch  row  near  Falls  rd 
Simmons  Wm.  machinist,  4  Russell 
Simmont  Edward,  brickmaker,  296  s  Charles 
Simmont  Frederick,   brickmaker,   Light  ex- 
tended, dw  146  Lee 
Simms  Albert  C.  trunkmaker,  554  w   Balti- 
more 
Simms  E.  A,  clerk,  57  Chesnut 
Simms  George,  trunkmaker,  554  w  Baltimore 
Simms  George,  constable,  211  e  Pratt 
Simms  George,  chemist,  164  s  Paca 
Simms  John,  driver,  1  Pleasant  al 
Simms  John,  cabinet  maker,  1  Etna  la 
Simms  Joseph,  police,  130  a  Paca 
Simms  Joseph,  office   basement  144  w  Lom- 
bard, and  judge  of  Appeal  Tax  Court,  dw 
60  Conway 
Simms  Matilda,  153  s  Regester 
Simms  Robert  (Mitchell,  Oliver  &  Co.)  53  w 

Pratt 
Simms  Thomas,  laborer,  169  Stirling 
SIMMS  &  TYSON,  wholesale  grocers  and 

commission  merchants,  64  s  Gay 
Simms  William,  93  Boyd 
Simms  Wm.  (S.  &  Tyson)  609  w  Fayette 
Simms  Wm.  C.  mail  carrier,  62  s  Eutaw 
Simon  Adolph,  (Charl.s  S.  sr.)  139  n  Paca 
Simon  Charles,  jr. (Charles  S.  sr.)75  Franklm 
SIMON  CHARLES,  Sr.,    dry  goods  mer- 
chant, 63  n  Howard 
Simon  Christoph,  shoemaker,  264  w  Biddle 


Simon  Edmund,  clerk,  164  Lexington 
Simon  Elias,  furs,  34  n  High 
Simon  Elias,  trunks,  harness,  &c.  44  Harrison 
Simon  Henry,  sawyer,  59  Eastern  av 
Simon  Herman,  dry  goods,  164  Lexington; 
Simon  John  A.  tailor,  301  n  Central  av 
Simon  John,  laborer,  41  Eastern  av 
Simon  John,  cooper,  Leadenhall  s  of  Ham- 
burg 
Simon  John,  poulterer,  135  Camden 
Simon  Joseph,  (Theodore  H.  S.  «fe  Bro.)  317 

w  Pratt 
Simwn  Leonard,  125  n  Paca 
Simon  Mary,  shoebinder,  139  e  Eager 
Simon  Matthias,  proprietor  Simon's  hotel,  28 

and  30  w  Fayette 
Simon  Philip,  carpet  weaver,  220  Chesnut 
Simon  Theodore  H.  &  Bro.  clothiers,  317  w 

Pratt 
Simon  Mrs.  Rachel,  Falls  rd.  nr  Northern  av 
SIMON'S  HOTEL,  28  and  30  w  Fayette, 

M.  Simon,  proprietor 
Simonds,  Moranda,  156  Harford  av 
Simonds  Myer,  cattle,  299  n  Central  av 
Simons  James,   carpenter,    Harford   av  near 

Point  lane 
Simonson  John  W.  mariner,  377  Light 
Simonson  Joseph  K.  painter,  20  Warner 
Simonson  Mrs.  Rachel,  199  Conway 
Simpson  Andrew,  tailor,  3  n  Wolfe 
Simpson  Andrew  J.  11  n  Wolfe 
Simpson  Alexander,  wooden  ware,  204  For- 
rest 
Simpson  Col.  Benjamin  F.  (James T.  &  Benj. 

F.  S.)8Gough 
Simpson  Edward  G.  carpenter,  Belair  av  ext. 
Simpson  Mrs.  Eliza,  boarding,  74  Granby 
Simpson  Rev.  E.  Owen,  148  n  Howard 
Simpson  (Elizabeth  M.  287  e  Lombard 
Simpson  Falk,  34  Harrison 
Simpson  Mrs.  Francis,  173  Mulberry 
Simpson  George  L.  clerk  N.  C.  R.  R.  Frank- 
lin house 
Simpson  George,  rigger,  163  s  Ann 
Simpson  George,  rigger,  274  Canton  av 
Simpson  George,  cooper,  163  s  Ann 
Simpson  Horace  R.  sergt.  police,  39  Orleeuis 
Simpson  Isaac,  clothier,  34  Harrison 
Simpson  James   F.  saddles   and    harness,  w 

Baltimore,  dw  30  n  Republican 
Simpson  Jacob,  cutter,  61  n  High 
Simp.son  James  T.  (Jas.  T.  &  Benj.  F.  S.)  56 

Fawn 
Simpson  Jas.  T.  &   Benj.  F.  ship  joiners,  19 

Philpot 
Simpson  Capt.  John,  182  Bank 
Simpson  John  A.  printer,  151  s  Eden 
Simpson  John,  printer,  65  Stirling 
Simpson  John  A.  printer,  65  s  Eden 
Simpson  John  R.  tailor,  212  e  Madison 
Simpson  Dr.  Joseph,  Calhoun,  3d  door  n   of 

Lexington 
Simpson  I.  S.  mariner,  64  Block 
Simpson  Maj.   Josiah,   surgeon  and   medical 
[Tdirector  \J.  S.  A.  head  quarters,  dw   Eutaw 

house 
Simpson  Margaret,  10  Brune 
Simpson  Moses,  176  Conway 
Simpson  Robert,  stone  cutter,  51  n  Schroeder 
Simpson  Robert,  harness  maker,  35  e  Fayette 
Simpson  Thomas,  painter,  11  Stirling 
Simpson  Thomas,  shoemaker,  15  n  Wolfe 
Simpson  Wm. carpenter,  81  n  Caroline 


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Roseudole  Cement  and  Calcined   Plaster  constantly  on  hand,  HI  Spear's  Wharf. 


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Simpson  Wra.  A.  (E.  G.  Penrose  &  Co.)  148 

n  Howard 
Simpson   Wm.   C.   cattle    dealer,  Calverton 

house,  Calverton  road 
Simpson  Wm.  J.  printer,  56  Fawn 
Simpson  Wm.  R.  clerk,  83  Aisquith 
SIMS  WILLIAM,     dispensing  and   family 

chemist,  and  apothecary,  22  n  Paca 
Simshinser  Louis,  plasterer,  328  s  Sharp 
Simson  Elizabeth,  122  s  Ann 
Simson  Joseph,  salesman,  176  Conway 
Sinclair  Elizabeth,  laundress,  85  Chatsworth 
Sinclair  Francis  H.  tailor,  776  w  Baltimore 
Sinclair  Francis,  tailor,  354  Mulberry 
Sinclair  Geo.  ship  carpenter,  344  Eastern  av 
Sinclair  Henry,  shoemaker,  55  Chatsworth 
Sinclair  James  E.  butcher,  25  Centre,  18  Lex- 
ington, and  11  Richmond  markets,  dw  53 
George 
Sinclair  John  C.  ship  carpenter,  78  s  Washing- 
ton, F.  P. 
Sinclair  Margaret  M.  247  n  Eutaw 
Sinclair  Mary  A.  grocery,  294  e  Pratt 
Sinclair  Mrs.  Rachel,  326  Eastern  av 
Sinclair  Mrs.  Regina,  326  Eastern  av 
Sinclair  &   Purvis,    upholsterers    and   paper 

hangers,  5  n  Charles 

SINCLAIR  ROBERT  Jr.,  &  CO.  agricultural 

implement  manufacturers,   58,   60  and    62 

Light 

Sinclair  Robert  H.  (S.  &  Purvis,)  295  Aisquith 

Sinclair  Robert,  jr.  (R.  S.  jr.   &  Co.)  247  n 

Eutaw 
Sinclair  Wm.  M.  brass  moulder,  296  e  Lom- 
bard 
Sinclair  Wm.  F.  clerk,  Biddle  e  of  Eden 
Sindall  F.  bricklayer,  163  s  Regester 
Sindall  John  H.  bricklayer,  230  n  Eden 
Sindall  John  W.  jail  watchman,  226   n  Cen- 
tral av 
Sindall  Philip,  (P.  S.  &  Bro.)  115  e  Madison 
Sindall  Philip  &  Bro.  blacksmiths,  117  Hillen 
Sindall  Robert,  (P.  S.  &  Bro.)  115  e  Madison 
Sindall  Samuel,  coal  and  wood,  5  n  Republi- 
can, dw  616  Lexington 
Sindall  Samuel,  (S.  &  Shorey,)  19  n  Eden 
Sindall   Sheppard   L.  harness   maker,   4  St. 

Mary's  ct 
SINDALL  &  SHOREY,  stove  and  plumbing 

house,  2  w  Pratt 
Sinderling  John,  confectioner,  50  Aisquith 
Sindle  Louis,  cigar  store,  83  Orleans 
SINGER  MANUFACTURING  IMPROV- 
ED   PATENT    SEWING    MACHINE, 
159  w  Baltimore,  Chas.  A.  Sponsler,  agent 
Singewald  T.  H.  hatter,  223  b  Broadway 
Singla  Michael,  laborer,  70  Essex 
Singlebower  Wm  confectioner,  65  Orleans 
Singleton  Daniel,  laborer,  4  Armistead  la 
Singleton  Isaac,  pilot,  196  e  Baltimore 
Singleton  Wm.  laborer,  26  Callendar 
Singley  Mrs.  Christina,  milk  dairy,  265  East- 
ern av 
Singley  Frederick,  carver,  265  Eastern  av 
Sinndmon  Edward,  gunsmith,  164  Bank 
Sinners  Andrew  J.  mariner,  308  Canton  av 
Sinners  Mrs.  Eliza,  308  Canton  av 
Sinners  Mary,  seamstress,  232  e  Madison 
Sinnott  Patrick,  tailor,  30  New  Church 
SINSHEIMER  LEWIS,  wholesale    grocer 
and  flour  dealer,  226  Aliceanna,  dw  43   s 
Broadway 
Sinton  Joseph,  cooper,  108  Holiday 


Sinsheimer  Abraham,  shoemaker,  135  s  Dur- 
ham 
Sinsz  &  Carr,  marine  railway  and  boat  build- 
ers, foot  of  Henry,  s  side  of  Basin 
Sinsz  George  P.  glass  cutter,  140  Hughes 
Sinsz  Nicholas  (S.  &  Carr,)  46  Hughes 
Sinsz  Nicholas,  tavern,  42  Hughes 
Sipe  Louis,  laborer,  104  West 
Sipple  Charles,  miller,  178  e  Lombard 
Sipple  John  H.  engineer,  262  e  Fayette 
Sipple  Mary  R.  C.  boarding,  156  w  Lombard 
Sirens  Michael,  laborer,  16  Buren 
SISCO  BROTHERS,  regalia  and  ladies' trim- 
mings and  military  goods  manufacturer,  95 
w  Baltimore 
Sisco  Charles  T.  (S.  Bros.)  95  w  Baltimore 
Sisco  J.  Edward,  (S.  Bros.)  144  i^  Exeter 
Sisler  Joseph,  laborer,  193  s  Castle  al 
Sisselberger  Andrew,  pumpmaker,  Penna.  av 

near  Hoffman,  dw  59  Dolphin 
Sisselberger  Joseph,  (Aler  &  S.)  128  Dolphin 
Sisselberger  Mnrtin,  well  digger,  130  Dolphin 
SISSON  HUGH,    proprietor  steam    marble 
works,  cor  North  and  Monument,  dw  179 
Loyola  place,  n  Calvert. — [See  p.  22  Adver- 
tisements.'l 
Sisson  Martin  A.  stone  cutter,  208  Aisquith 
Sisson  Wm.   P.  tobacconist,  60  South,  dw 

539 3^  w  Fayette 
Sisters  of  Charity,  115  Gough 
Sisz  George,  laborer,  102  Patuxent,  Canton 
Sitler  Mrs.  Mary,  seamstress,  87  n  Greene 
Sitler  Morris,  jr.,  clerk,  459  w  Baltimore 
Sittler  Alexander  F.  ship  scraper,  127  William 
Sittler  Isaac  W.  soldier,  119  n  Eutaw 
Sittler  Morris,  28  Camden 
Sittler  Samuel,  cigar  maker,  180  Hamburg 
Sittig  Henry,  lager  beer,  255  s  Bond 
Sittirginn  John,  porter,  rear  of  1  s  Frederick 
Sitzler  Bennett,  shoemaker,  324  Franklin 
Sivan  Ann,  130  Greenmountav 
Skehan  John,  laborer,  182  Vine 
Skehan  Thomas,  laborer,  175  Fremont 
Skelly  Luke,  laborer,  18  n  Amity 
Skelly  Margaret,  28  Decker 
Skickel  Andrew,  tailor,  9  Smith's  al 
Skidmore  Henry,  watchman,  161  Burgundy 
Skidmore  John    R.    clerk  provost    marshal, 

Washington  house 
Skiffington  Patrick,  soldier,  606  w  Pratt 
Skillman  George  R.  bookkeeper,  90  s  Eden 
Skillman  Joseph,  carpenter,  2  n  Oregon 
Skillman  Robert,  carpenter,  99  s  Caroline 
Skillman  Wm.  carpenter,  50  n  Oregon 
Skinner  Aug.  P.  clerk,  173  Saratoga 
Skinner  Dr.  D.  H.  15  s  Eutaw 
Skinner  George  W.  carpenter,  108  s  Sharp 
Skinner  Geo.  W.  (Wm.  S.  &  Sons,)  161Barre 
Skinner  James  A.  ship  yard,  foot  of  Hughes, 

dw  95  Lee  • 

Skinner  Jeremiah,  ( Wm.  S.  &  Sons,)  14  War- 
ren 
Skinner  John  W.  clerk,  173  Saratoga 
Skinner  John  J.  grocer,  foot  of  Cross,  dw  182 

Hanover 
Skinner  John,  hackman,  59  s  Howard 
Skinner  John  C.  clerk,  487  w  Fayette 
Skinner  Joseph  A.  Custom  House,  275  e  Lom- 
bard 
Skinner  Joseph  G.   medical   student,   144  s 

Paca 
Skinner  Joseph  P.  mariner,  150  Washington, 
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Skinner  Louisa,  tailoress,  52  s  Bond 

Skinner  Mary  A.  487  w  Fayette 

Skinner  Philemon,  waterman,  160  Washing- 

toii,  F.  H. 
Skinner  Mrs.  Susan  P.  161  Barre 
Skinner  Wm.  &  Sons,  railway  and  ship  yard, 

foot  of  Covington,  s  side  of  Basin 
Skinner  Wm.  ship  carpenter,  2ii3  Light 
Skinner  Wm.  H.  (Wm.  S.  &  Sons,)  56  Hill 
Skipper  Eli,  boiler  maker,  Falls   road   near 

Northern  av 
Skipper  James  D.  carpen.  Strieker  a  of  Pratt 
Skipper  John,  huckster,  769  Northern  av 
Skipper  John  W.  carpenter,  72  Bank 
Skivington  David,  wagoner,  26  Addison 
Skuhr  John,  tavern,  s  e  cor  HoUins  and  Amity 
Slack  Charles,  blacksmith  and  wheelwright, 

cor  John  and  Cathedral,  dw  20  Richmond 
Slack  George  A.  (Campbell,  Dorsey  &  Co.,) 

21  Penn 
Slack  George  S.  blacksmith,  20  Richmond 
Slack  Jacob,  milkman,  234  s  Paca 
Slack  John,  sr.,  blacksmith  and  weigher  of 

hay,  Calverton  mills  near  Almshouse 
Slack  John,  jr.,  blacksmith,  Calverton  mills 

near  Almshouse 
Slack  Samuel  B.  blacksmith,  20  Richmond 
Slack  Wm.  H.  blacksmith,  20  Richmond 
Slade  Edward,  (Turnbull,  S.  &  Co.,)  11  s 

Charles 
Slade  Elizabeth,  seamstress,  19  L.  McElderry 
Slade  John  A.  clerk,  s  w  cor  Eutaw  and  Cam- 
den 
Slade  Mary,  42  s  Central  av 
Slade  N.  W.  bookkeeper,  2  s  Broadway 
Slade  Wm.,  Franklin  Inn  and  wagon  yard,  n 

6  cor  Hillen  and  High 
SLAGLE  C.  W.  &  CO.  produce  commission 

merchant,  118  and  122  North,  dw  97  n  High 
Slagle  David  W.  bookkeeper,  91  n  High 
Slagle  Jacob  W.  clerk,  91  n  High 
Slagle  Henry  C.  clerk,  111  Pine 
Slagle  John  W.  salesman,  241  Saratoga 
Slain  Francis,  laborer,  81  York 
Slain  John  W.  laborer,  75  York 
Slater  Anthony,  cigar  maker,  120  Burgundy 
Slater  Charles,  blacksmith,  8  Harford  av 
Slater  Mrs.  Eliza,  299  e  Baltimore 
Slater  George,  wholesale  grocer  and  commis- 
sion merchant,  10  and  12  Commerce,  dw  40 

s  Eutaw 
Slater  Henry  B.  salesman,  40  s  Eutaw 
Slater  Henry,  variety  store,  172  e  Baltimore 
Slater  Henry,  carter,  8  s  Central  av 
Slater  James,  bacon  dealer,  140  s  Bond,  dw 

118  Gough 
Slater  John,  bacon  dealer,  55  s  Broadway 
Slater  John  H   52  s  Washington,  F.  P. 
Slater  John  T.  B.  bricklayer,  172  e  Baltimore 
SLATER  JOHN  Y.  book  and  job  printer,  n 

w  cor  Baltimore  and  Charles,  dw  343  w 

Fayette 
Slater  John,  clerk,  279  w  Pratt 
Slater  John,  brushmaker,  66  Lancaster 
Slater  Mrs.  Margaret,  95  n  Spring 
Slater  Mary  S.  principal  of  primary  school 

No.  26,  dw  343  w  Fayette 
Slater  Reuben,  machinist,  118  Burgundy  al 
Slater  Robert  J.  bacon  dealer,  55  s  Broadway 
Slater  Robert,  167  e  Eager 
Slater  Samuel  J.  provision  dealer,  140  s  Bond, 

dw  118  Gough 
Slater  Wm.  tailor,  135  s  Caroline 


Slater  Wm.  H.  house  carpen.  172  e  Baltimore 
Slatterie  F.  J.  clerk  to  Quartermaster,  How- 
ard House 
Slattery  John,  musical  instrument  repairer,  64 

Thames 
Slattery  Rev.  Michael,  93  Barre 
Slattery  Patrick,  drayman,  45  a  Frederick 
Slating  Henry,  laborer, '97  Peach  al 
Slaughter  Adolph,  laborer,  30  Elizabeth  la 
Slaughter  Francis  H.  paper  stainer,  212  Barre 
Slaughter  James  C.  paper  hanger,  183  Lee 
Slaughter  John  T.  police,  183  Lee 
Slaughter  Peter  C.  fireman,  38  McHenry 
Slaughter  Wm.  F.  clerk,  183  Lee 
Slaven  John,  shoemaker,  510  Light 
Slaven  Michael,  grocery,  236  Light 
Slaven  Patrick,  huckster,  39  China  al 
Slaysman  Alexander,  104  e  Madison 
Slaysman   Alexander,  huckster,  130   Green- 
mount  av 
Slaysman  Mahlon,  huckster,  102  Greenmount 

av 
Slaysman  Walton,  huckster,  130  Greenmount 

av 
Slaysman  Wm.  58  w  Fayette 
Sleaven  James,  laborer,  78  Holiday 
Slee  John  N.  clerk,  4  s  High 
Sleeger  Sarah,  109  French  / 

Sleeger  Wm.  H.  plumber,  109  French 
Sleeth  Mary  Ann,  seamstress,  47  Clay 
Slemaker  John   H.,   Government  agent,  28 

Hamburg 
Slemaker  John,  9  Henrietta 
Slemmer  Fredk.  cabinet  maker,  57  Leadhenall 
Slemmer  Captain  Lloyd,  cor  Biddle  and  Cen- 
tral av 
SLERT  ANDREW,  groceries  and  provisions, 

38  Towson 
Slicer  Rev.  Henry,  322  e  Baltimore 
Slicer  Henry  W.  (Cooper  &  S.)  161  s  Broad- 
way 
Slicer  Lewis  E.  coach  smith,  64  a  Washing- 
ton, F.  P. 
Slicer  Margaret,  boarding  house,  119  n  Gay 
Slieva  Albert,  grocery,  210  Light 
Slight,  Andrew,  tailor,  207  s  Bond 
Slim  John,  laborer,  15  Albemarle 
Slines  Elizabeth,  286  n  Central  av 
SlinglufT  C.   B.  &   Co.  wholesale  dealers  in 

hats,  caps,  &c.,  13  n  Howard 
SlinglufT  C.  B.  (C.  B.  S.  &  Co.)  13  n  Howard 
SLINGLUFF  CHARLES  D.  &  SON,  gro- 
cers and  com.  merchants,  13  n  Howard 
SlinglufT  Charles  D.  (Charles  D.  S.  &  Son,) 

215  w  Lombard 
SlinglufT  Jesse,  pres.  Commercial  and  Farm- 
ers' Bank,  dw  Baltimore  Co. 
Slinf;lufT  Lewis  J.  215  w  Lombard 
SlinglufT  Jesse,  jr.,  (C.  D.  S.  &  Son,)  215  w 

Lombard 
Slinkman  Caspar,  wheelwright,  812  w  Balti- 
more 
Slinkman  Harman  K.   coachsmith,  812  w  Bal- 
timore 
Slinkman  Harman,  coach  and  blacksmith,  812 

w  Baltimore 
Slinkman  John  H.  coachsmith,  812  w  Balti- 
more 
Slinkman  Wm.  H.  blacksmith,  812  w  Balti- 
more 
Slinkman  Mrs.  Mary  A.  812  w  Baltimore 
Sloan  Charles,  clerk,  47  Conway 
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Sloan   &   Calwell,   importers   and   wholesale 
dealers  in  brandies,  wines,  gins,  cigars,  &c., 
17  and  19  Cheapside 
Sloan  George  F.  jr.,  clerk,  21  n  Greene 
Sloan  Mrs.  Hugh,  second-hand  furniture  dea- 
ler, 60  Harrison 
Sloan  James,  fruits,  91  w  Lombard,  dw  188 

Bolton  Terrace 
Sloan  James,  (S.  &  Calwell,)  47  Conway 
Sloan  James,  57  Chapel 

Sloan  James,  jr.,  cashier   Farmers  and  Mer- 
chants' Bank,  181  Hoffman 
Sloan  John  T.  clerk,  307  Hollins 
Sloan  Capt.  John,  472  Lexington 
Sloan  John  J.  baker,  125  n  Front 
Sloan  Mary,  159  n  High 
Sloan  Matilda  Ann,  milliner  and   fancy  dry 

goods  dealer,  n  w  cor  Orleans  and  Bond 
Sloan  Michael,  shoemaker,  21  St.  Mary 
Sloan  Moore,  horses.  Three  Tuns  hotel,  cor 

Pratt  and  Paca 
Sloan  Patrick,  laborer,  184  s  Durham 
Sloan  Samuel  A.  clerk  Adam's  Express,  479 

w  Fayette 
Sloan  Wm.  J.  with  S.  M.  Hamilton,  dw  Bal- 
timore CO 
Sloane  Francis  J.  grocery,  70  s  High,  dw  1 

Aisquith 
Slockerbeer  Wm.  laborer,  85  Cambridge 
Slofer  Frederick,  pattern  maker,  157  e  Monu- 
ment 
Slorp  Wm.  H.  carpenter,  19  Ringgold  al 
Slorp  Jacob  H.  carpenter,  27  Ringgold  al 
Slothower  George,  (S.,   Matthews    &   Co.) 

Baltimore  co 
Slothower  John,  lime  and  hair,  27  n  Greene, 

dw  Hand  tavern 
Slothower,  Matthews  &  Co.  dry  goods,  over 
17  German 

Sluffer ,  41  Hurke 

Sluter  Rev.  George,  47  s  Washington,  F.  P. 
Slyder  Jacob,  blacksmith,  168  e  Lombard 
Slyder  Wm.  blacksmith,  168  e  Lombard 
Slyer  Charles,  laborer,  223  Aliceanna 
Small  Bruce,  sutler,  29  w  Baltimore 
Small   Catharine   A.   seamstress,   53   Green- 
willow 
Small  Wm.  &  Edward,  ship  and  commission 

merchants,  93  Smith's  wharf 
Small  Edward,  (W.  &  E.  S.)  187  w  Fayette 
Small  Elizabeth,  188  e  Pratt 
SMALL  GEORGE,  produce  and  commission 

merchant,  64  North,  dw  56  Franklin 
Small  Henry,  carpenter,  10  Preston 
Small  Jesse  C.  clerk,  157  Saratoga 
Small  Jesse  W.  property  agent,  157  Saratoga 
Small,  John,  silver  chaser, 29  s  Schroeder 
Small  Mary,  grocery,  10  Preston 
Small  John,  jr.  attorney,    21  Lexington,  dw 

70McCulloh  ^ 

Small  Josiah,  sen.  187  w  Payette 
Small  Josiah,  jr.  187  w  Fayette 
Small  Samuel  R.  dry  goods  dealer,  Howard, 

dw  188  e  Pratt, 
Small  Wm.  H.  clerk,  127  e  Pratt 
Smallbach  John,  tailor,  165  e  Lombard 
Small  Wm.  (W.  &  Edward  S.)  187  w  Fayette 
Smalls  Matthew,  school  teacher,  80  Gough 
Smallwood  Eleanora,  tailoress,  273  Aisquith 
Smaltzer  Jacob,  boot  fitter,  205  Ensor 
Smart  Erastus,  soldier,  32  Milliman 
Smart  Isma,  huckster,  290  e  Monument 
Smeet  Frederick,  shoemaker,  173  King 


Smeltz  Henry,  shoemaker,  357  Saratoga 
Smet  Michael,  grocery,  187  Eastern  av 
Smett  Conrad,  milkman,  Cotton  row.  Canton 
Smett  Nicholas,  cooper,  33  James  al 
Smett  Wm.  P.  moulder,  331  s  Charles 
Smick  Peter  W.  copperplate  printer,  24  w 

Eager 
Smick  Philip  A.  music  printer,  5  Patterson 

building,  cor  Gay  and  Baltimore,   dw  48 

McElderry 
Smid  John,  shoestore,  192  Columbia 
Smidt  Bernhard,  drayman,  6  New 
Smidt  George,  laborer,  96  s  Wolfe 
Smieg  Francis,  milkman,  Clinton,  Canton 
Smiley  James,  tinner,  517  w  Baltimore 
Smiley  John,  porter,  161  Stirling 
Smiley  Robert,  cooper,  139  Dover 
Smiley  Wm.  cooper,  373  w  Lombard 
Smincke  John,  machinist,  222  w  Bratt 
Smink  M.  J.  blacksmith,  93  e  Pratt 
Smiser  Adam,  police,  179  e  Monument 
Smith  Abraham  G.  clerk  at  Eutaw  house,  cor 

Eutaw  and  Fayette 
Smith  Adam,  carter,  202  e  Lombard 
Smith  Adam,  cooper,  70  s  Carey 
Smith  Adam,  shoemaker,  14  Anthony 
Smith  Dr.  Alan  P.  86  Saratoga 
Smith  Alexander,  clerk,  23  Madison  av 
Smith  Aloysius,  locksmith,  264  Hanover 
Smith  Alexander,  225  w  Madison 
Smith  Andrew,  s  w  cor  Madison  and  Caroline 
Smith  Andrew,  carriage  driver,  4  Hillen 
Smith  Andrew,  watchman,  11  Scott 
Smith  Andrew,  shoemaker,  151  n  Eutaw 
Smith  Andrew,  laborer,  82  s  Bethel 
Smith  Andrew  C.  soldier,  231  e  Madison 
Smith  Anna,  tailoress,  77  Boyd 
Smith  Mrs.  Ann,  59  Perry 
Smith  Ann  M.  teacher,  Haubert  nr  Marriott 
Smith  Asa  H.  paper  hanger,  691  Lexington 
Smith  Anne,  grocery,  117  n  Pine 
Smith  Ann,  198  w  Biddle 
Smith  Anthony  M.  merchant,  38  s  Sharp 
Smith  Asa,  481  w  Lombard 
Smith  Asbury,  bookbinder,  12  Rock 
Smith  Augustus  H.  butter,  544  w  Pratt 
Smith  Bartholomew,  machinist,  523  Lexington 
Smith  Basil,  painter,  18  Walsh 
SMITH  BROTHERS  &  CO.,  marble  hall 

clothing  house,  40  w  Baltimore — [See  bot- 
tom lines,  front  outside  cover] 
Smith  Benjamin,   private  watchman,    176  e 

Eager 
Smith  Mrs.  Berwick  B.  69  Courtland 
Smith  Bridget,  11  Central  av 
Smith  Bridget,  116  Harford  av 
Smith  Bridget,  regalia  maker,  17  New  Church 
Smith  Mrs.  Caroline,  dressmaker,  136  Mul- 

likin 
Smith  Catherine,  135  s  Castle 
Smith  Mrs.  Catherine,  variety  store,  266  e 

Monument 
Smith  Catherine,  laundress,  167  Eastern  av 
Smith  Charles,  laborer,  70  Essex 
Smith  Charles  H.  12  Rock 
Smith  &  Co.,  preservers  of  fruits,  meats,  &c., 

14,  16  and  18  East  Falls  av 
Smith  Charles,  tailor,  35  s  Caroline 
Smith  Misses  C.  &  E.,  39  Pleasant 
Smith  Charles,  carpenter,  85  Ross 
Smith  Charles  H.  blacksmith,  154  Cross 
Sm;th  Charles  W.  coachsmith,  542 Lexington 
Smith  Charles,  coachmaker,  155  Welcome  al 


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Smith  Charles  A.  express  messenger,  207  w 

Biddle 
Smith  Chas.  F.  piano  maker,  24  n  Republican 
Smith  Charles,  miller,  525  Saratoga 
Smith  Charles  F.  (Lawrason&  S.)  Barnum's 

Hotel 
Smith  Charles  H.  cooper,  12  Rock 
Smith  Charles,  (S.  &  Son,)  283  w  Fayette 
Smith  Charles,  clerk,  124  s  Caroline 
Smith  Charles  T.  clerk,  281  w  Fayette 
Smith  Charles,  carter,  170  Aliceanna 
Smith    Christian,  lithographer,   211     Mont- 
gomery 
Smith  Christian,  tailor,  rear  of  21  Butler 
Smith  Christian,  tailor,  200  Cross 
SMITH   CHRISTIAIN,  shoe    store,  31    w 

Baltimore 
Smith  Christian,  confectioner,  14  s  Pine 
Smith  Christopher,  barber,  57  Garden 
Smith  Christopher,  confectionery,  247  Eas- 
tern av 
Smith  Mrs.  Clara,  dressmaker,  85  Hollins 
Smith  Conrad,  piano  maker,  21  Park 
Smith  Conrad,  cabinet  maker,  21  Park 
Smith  Conrad,  tailor,  42  Plum 
Smith  Conrad,  shoemaker,  35  McElderry 
Smith  Conrad,  wagoner,  186  s  Ann 
SMITH   &    CURLETT,  proprietors  steam 
soap  and  candle    factory,  cor  Pleasant  and 
Holiday. —  [See  p.  28  Mv  erlisements] 
Smith  Cyrus  E.  laborer,  16  n  Republican 
Smith  Daniel,  watchman,  6  n  Oregon 
Smith  Deborah,  78  Gough 
Smith  Dorcas,  23  Gough 
Smith  D.  A.  brakesman,  199  w  Fayette 
Smith  Mrs.  Edmund,  8  Jackson 
Smith  Edward,  tailor,  480  Lexington 
Smith  Edward,  mariner,  337  s  Bond 
Smith  Edward,  laborer,  345  Pennsylvania  av 
Smith  Edgar  D.  quarter  master's  clerk,  87  n 

High 
Smith  Ei'nest,  soldier,  137  Pierce 
Smith  Eliza,  milliner,  490  Lexington 
Smith  Eliza,  68  Union 
Smith  Mrs.  Eliza  G.  41  Lee 
Smith  Mrs.  Elizabeth,  175  Mulberry 
Smith  Elizabeth,  tailoress,  61  n  Pine 
Smith  Elizabeth,  huckster,  20  Comet 
Smith  Elizabeth,  tavern,  57  South 
Smith  Elizabeth,  grocery,  241  e  Madison 
Smith  Elijah  B.  painter,  564  Light 
Smith  Elijah  P.  salesman,  373  Lexington 
Smith  Elijah,  511  w  Pratt 
Smith  Ellen  M.  119  Pierce 
Smith  Elias  D.  clerk.  Mansion  house 
Smith  Emanuel,  cabinet  maker,  359  s  Charles 
Smith  Emily,  laundress,  51  Goodman  al 
Smith  Emily  L.  J.  Biddle  e  of  Eden 
Smith  Emily,  dressmaker,  85  Hollins 
Smith  Dr.  F.  E.  5  Waverly  terrace 
Smith  Dr.  L.  G.  S.  1  Waverly  terrace 
Smith  Fannie  H.  trimmings,  129  s  Sharp 
Smith  Ferdinand,  soldier,  28  Dewberry  al 
Smith  Mrs.  Ferdinand,  seamstress,  9  Rock 
Smith  Francis,  laljorer,  Washington  road 
Smith  Francis,  laborer,  215  n  Caroline 
Smith  Mrs.  Frances,  dry  goods,  14  Penna.  av 
Smith  Frederick,  rigger,  156  Lancaster 
Smith  Frederick,  cigar  maker,  36  n  Spring 
Smith  Frederick,  laborer,  164  Eastern  av 
SMITH    FREDERICK,   tobacconist,   15  e 

Baltimore 
Smith  Francis,'  laborer,  172  Eastern  av 


Smith  Francis  D.  cigar  maker,  70  s  Carey 

Smith  Frances  V.  76  Mullikin 

Smith  Frank,  street  paver,  239  e  Lombard 

Smith  Frederick,  mariner,  300  Aliceanna 

Smith  Frederick  C.  141  s  Eden 

Smith   Frederick  H.    butcher,   37   Hanover 

market,  dw  484  Saratoga 
Smith  Frederick,  jr.  butcher,  484  Saratoga 
Smith  George,  carman,  11  n  Poppleton 
Smith  George,  266  e  Monument 
Smith    George,   with   flour    inspector,  92  s 

Exeter 
Smith  George  H.  confectioner,  60  Thames 
Smith  George,  cooper,  27  May 
Smith  George  W.  soldier,  211  n  Bond 
Smith  George,  cutter,  223  e  Monument 
Smith  George,  cigar  maker,  9  Plowman 
Smith  George,  461  n  Gay 
Smith  George,  carpenter,  625  Pennsylvania  av 
Smith  George,  soldier,  Hull  near  Fort  av 
Smith  George,  butcher,  81  Lexington  market, 

dw  Frederick  road 
Smith  George,  mariner,  331  e  Baltimore 
Smith  George,  tavern,  25  Commerce 
Smith  George  H.  clerk,  211  n  Bond 
Smith  George,  oak  cooper,  31  n  Caroline 
Smith  George  T.  carpenter,  237  e  Chase 
Smith  George,  huckster,  25  Slemmer  al 
Smith  George,  laborer,  211  Montgomery 
Smith  George  W.  W.  butcher,  75  Centre  and 
78  Belair    markets,   dw  Eagle  hotel,   132 
Hillen 
Smith  George  W.  mariner,  116  Hughes 
Smith  George  B.  gardener,  2  n  Wolfe 
Smith  George,  coppersmith,  331  e  Baltimore 
Smith  George,  butcher,  490  Saratoga 
Smith  George,  cabinet  maker,  38  n  Howard 
Smith  George  W.  baker,  338  Canton  av 
Smith  Geo.  A.  tobacconist,  509  w  Baltimore 
Smith  George,  28  Fell 
Smith  George,  belt  maker,  2  Etna  la 
Smith  George,  shoemaker,  64  Perry 
Smith  George  H.,  Girard  house.  74  s  Eutaw 
Smith  Dr.  Gideon  B.  30  n  Calvert,  dw  174 

Mulberry 
Smith  Gustav,  laborer,  70  Harrison 
Smith  Hannah,  dry  goods,  242  e  Baltimore 
Smith  Hannah,  bakery,  544  Penna.  av 
Smith  Harriet,  H.  S.  nurse,  3  Hill 
Smith  Hartman,  butcher,  117  Centre  and  106 

Belair  markets,  dw  Baltimore  co 
Smith  Helen,  tailoress,  2  Anthony 
Smith  Henrietta,  25  Sterrett 
Smith  Henry  C.  (Tucker  &  S.)  18  Hollins 
Smith  Henry  C.  carpenter,  490  Lexington 
Smith  Mrs.  Henry,  butcher,  1  Centre,  50  Lex- 
ington, and  5  Hanover  markets,  dw  490  Sar- 
atoga 
Smith  Henry,  grocery,  566  Lexington 
Smith  Henry,  weaver,  58  Albemarle 
Smith  Henry,  baker,  213  e  Lombard 
Smith  Henry  A.  engineer  U.  S.  N.,331  e  Bal- 
timore 
Smith  Henry,  carpenter,  Durham  near  Pratt, 

dw  98  s  Ann 
Smith   Henry    D.   sheet    iron    worker,    363 

Franklin 
Smith  Henry,  laborer,  422  Penna.  av 
Smith  Henry,  carpenter,  98  s  Ann 
Smith  Henry,  finisher,  77  Boyd 
Smith  Henry  Peters,  (Ruthrauff  &  S.)   134 

Pearl 
Smith  Henry,  baker,  104  Pine 


OBO.  S.  FAGB 


BRO.,  lUnmifacturers    of  Roofa   and   Roofing  BlaterlnLi,  111   aooMk'U 
Whaif.     C.  HART  SMITH,  Anient. 


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SMI 


Smith  Franklin  J.  saddler,  102  Preston 

Smith  Henry  S.  clerk,  92  Saratoga 

Smith  Henry,  tobacconist,  770  w  Baltimore 

Smith  Henry,  brass  finisher,  279  n  Eutaw 

Smith  He)iry  C.  carpenter,  151  Sarah  Ann 

Smith  Henry  J.  fireman,  82  s  Carey 

Smith  Herman  A.  book  binder  and  sexton  St. 

Luke's  Episcopal  Church,  365 Lexington 
Smith  Horatio,  shoemaker,  139  Aii^uith 
Smith  Hugh,  shoemaker,  43  Orlean^x 
Smith  Hugh,  laborer,  6  Ryan 
Smith  Hugh  H.  locksmith,  15  Sterling     >t 
Smith  Isaac,  car  driver,  962  w  Baltimore 
Smith  Isaac  N.  (Buckley  &  S.)  66  e  Lombard 
SMITH  Dr.  J.  B.  11  s  Frederick 


SMITH  J.  HOPKINSON,  Iron  Mer- 
chant and  proprietor  Calvert  Iron 
and  Nail  Works.  Railroad  Spikes, 
Chairs,  Rivets,  Bolts.  Horse  and 
Mule  Shoes,  &c.  dw  5  Cathedral . 

SMITH  J.  IRWIN,  wholesale  druggist,  152 

w  Pratt,  dw  57  Dolphin 
Smith  J.  Jacob,  pharmaceutist,  cor  Eutaw  and 

Lexington,  dw  294  w  Fayette 
Smith  Jacob,  carpenter,  333  e  Madison 
Smith  Jacob,  varnisher,  301  Light 
Smith  Jacob  W.  cooper,  2  Comet 
Smith  Jacob,  tailor,  61  Harrison 
Smith  Mrs.  Jacob,  447  n  Paca 
♦Smith  Jacob,  laborer,  90  Elliott 
Smith  Jacob,  butcher,  324  Canton  av 
Smith  Jacob,  lamplighter,  44  Bank 
Smith  Jacob,  brickmaker,  25  Sterrett 
Smith  James,  hackman,  12  n  Republican 
Smith  James,  moulder,  372  e  Monument 
Smith  James  S.  ambrotypist,  125  s  Broadway, 

dw  114 
Smith  James  L.  carpenter,  Biddle  e  of  Eden 
Smith  James,  carpenter,  303  Ross 
Smith  James,  policeman,  248  e  Madison 
Smith  James,  blacksmith,  146  Barre 
Smith  James,  laborer,  White  House,  Canton 
Smith   James,   blacksmith,   Falls   road    near 

Northern  av 
Smith  James  P.  messenger  custom  house,  7 

Lloyd 
Smith  James  D.  grocery,  190  George 
Smith  James  G.  carpenter,  44  East 
Smith  James  E.  laborer,  27  Gittings 
Smith  James,  box  maker,  eS^g  s  Dallas,  dw 

69  s  Bond 
Smith  James,  carpenter,  69  s  Bond 
Smith  James  D.  last  maker,  112  e  Lombard 
Smith  James,  police,  148  e  Madison 
Smith  James,  7  Will 

Smith  James,  sweep  master,  114  s  Broadway 
Smith  James  A.  oyster  packer.  Canton,  dw 

194  Gough 
Smith  James,  bricklayer,  307  e  Pratt 
Smith  James,  blacksmith,  41  s  Caroline,  dw 

s  e  cor  Broadway  and  Bank 
Smith  James  W.  hatter,  51  e  Madison 
Smith  James  F.  huckster,  166  s  Central  av 
Smith  Jane   C.  (Wyman,  Byrd  &   Co.)  16 

Hanover 
SMITH  JEFFERY  A.  blacksmith  and  rail- 
ing manufacturer,  182  Columbia,  dw  184 
Smith  Jennie,  44  n  Exeter 
Smith  Job,  jr.,  27  n  Front 


Smith  Joel  D.  bricklayer,  161  n  Paca 
Smith  Joel  D.  bricklayer,  83  Chatsworth 
Smith  John,  woodsawyer,  2  Court  row 
Smith  John,  car  builder,  517  Belair  av 
Smith  John  Spear,  judge  Orphans'  Court,  33 

Hamilton 
Smith  John,  laborer,  78  French 
Smith  John,  hack  driver,  48  Hillen 
Smith  John  M.  laborer,  139  s  Chapel 
Smith  John  M.  locksmith,  65  Vme 
Smith  John,  shoemaker,  112  French 
Smith  John,  laborer,  282  s  Dallas 
Smith  John,  (Hammond  &  S.)  173  s  Paca 
Smith  John,  locksmith,  125  Low 
Smith  John,  finisher,  95  Eastern  av 
Smith  John  W.  police,  100  s  Eden 
Smith  John   C.  cooper,  140  3  Washington, 

F.  P. 
Smith  John  A.  engineer  U.  S.  N.  307  e  Bal- 
timore 
Smith  John  D.  corker,  Clifton,  Baltimore  Co. 
Smith  John,  laborer,  191  Ramsay 
Smith  John,  huckster,  219  Hollins 
Smith  John,  provisions,  235  Franklin 
Smith  John,  soldier,  3  Russell 
Smith  John,  sugar  refiner,  39  e  Lombard 
Smith  John,  book  keeper,  163  w  Lombard 
Smith  John,  carpenter,  8  Grant, dw  144  s  Paca 
Smith  John,  lager  beer,  243  Eastern  av 
Smith  John  P.  car  trimmer,  200  n  Exeter 
Smith  John  A.  machinist,  182  Columbia 
Smith  John  C.  A.  confectioner,  57  e  Lombard 
Smith  John,  laborer,  77  Dawson  al 
Smith  John,  wagoner,  Fremont  nr  Penna.  av 
Smith  John,  laborer,  71  Lancaster 
Smith  John,  fisherman,  12  Fish  Market  space 
Smith  John,  boot  maker,  35  Harford  av 
Smith  John,  shoemaker,  173  s  Sharp 
Smith  John  C.  stone  cutter,  185  Conway 
Smith  John  H.  soldier,  22  Abey  al 
Smith  John  C.  second  hand  tools,  80  n  Gay 
Smith  J.  Thomas,  clerk  Bank  of  Baltimore, 

77  s  Paca 
Smith  John   C.  tobacconist,  155)^  w  Balti- 
more, dw  306  Saratoga 
Smith  John,  brickmaker,  25  Sterrett 
SMITH  JOHN  D.  paying  teller  Bank  of  Com- 
merce, dw  163  w  Lombard 
Smith    John    Q.   copper    plate    printer,   207 

Forrest 
Smith  John  H.  soldier,  51  Goodman  al 
Smith  John  J.  moulder,  2  Lemmon  al 
Smith  John,  laborer,  222  e  Madison 
Smith  John  E.  mariner,  136  Mullikin 
Smith  John,  laborer,  122  s  Howard 
Smith  John  J.  conductor,  2  Lemmon 
Smith  John  M.  canvasser,  s  w  cor  Camden 

and  Eutaw 
Smith  John  M.   (Thos.  &  J.  M.  S.)  97  Me- 

Culloh 
Smith  John  G.  porter,  25  Preston 
Smith  John  P.  car  trimmer,  25  e  Fayette 
Smith  John  &  Son,  commission  merchants,  35 

Cheapside 
Smith  John,  shoemaker,  71  Portland 
Smith  John,  (J.  S.  &  Son,)  Baltimore  co 
Smith  John,  box  maker,  249  e  Baltimore 
Smith  John  L.  106  L.  Greene 
Smith  John  T.  machinist,  141  s  Eden 
Smith  John,  boiler  maker,  8  Henry 
Smith  John  R.  engineer,  55  s  Poppleton 
Smith  John,  mariner,  78  Lancaster 
Smith  John  R.  ship  smith,  200  s  Wolfe 


\VM.  P.  WEBB,  Marine,  Fire  and  Iilfe  Insurance  Agent  and  Broker.    Agent  "Mntoal 
Benefit  Lofe  Insurance  Co.,  Newark,  N.  J.,"  89  Second  Street. 

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SMI 


31 


Smith  Matthew  N.  clothing,  85  n  Gay 
Smith  Matthew, jr.,  clerk,  220  w  Hoffman 
Smith  Michael,  upholsterer,  3  n  Wolfe 
Smith  Michael,  machine  stitching,  131  Pearl 
Smith  Michael,   driver  Adams'    express,  66 

Holiday 
Smith  Michael,  stevedore,  135  s  Caroline 
Smith  Mordecai  K.    sale  and   livery    stables, 
cor  Fremont  and  Ramsay,  dw  73  Columbia 
Smith  Capt.  Moses  C.  mariner,  129  s  Sharp 
Smith  Nancy,  seamstress,  Etting  nr  Mosher 
Smith  Mrs.  Nancy,  129  s  Sharp 
SMITH    Dr.  NATHAN  R.  professor  Uni- 
versity of  Maryland,  office  89  Saratoga,  dw 
Baltimore  co 
Smith  Nathan,  (S.  &  King,)  158  Franklin 
Smith  Nelson,  huckster,  152  Orleans 
Smith  Nicholas,  52  s  Broadway 
Smith  Nicholas,  16  Greenmount  av 
Smith  Nich.  carpenter,  Chappell  nr  Fremont 
Smith    Nicholas    M.    bookkeeper    Franklin 

Bank,  dw  345  e  Baltimore 
Smith  Nicholas,  shoemaker,  491  Belair  av 
Smith  Nicholas  0.  conductor  city  cars,  30  s 

Schroeder 
Smith  Nicholas  P.  soldier,  35  s  Poppleton 
SMITH    &   NICODEMUS,  provision  mer- 
chants, 381  w  Baltimore 
Smith  S.  R.  (S.  &  Nicodemus,)  45  Hollins 
Smith  Octavius  J.  clerk,  11  e  Monument 
Smith  Oliver  T.  coach  painter,  501  e  Lombard 
Smith  Owen,  expressman,  417  w  Pratt 
Smith  P.  A.  head  miller  Calverton  mills,  near 

Almshouse 
Smith  Patrick,  paver,  17  Colvin  ct 
Smith  Patrick  laborer,  63  n  Amity 
Smith  Paul,  tanner,  139  Harford  av 
Smith  Percy  G.    clerk  N.  C.  R.    R.  Calvert 

station 
Smith  Peter,  wagoner,  11  French 
Smith  Peter,  seamen's  boarding  house,  292  s 

Ann 
Smith  Peter,  tailor,  104  Stirling 
Smith  Peter  B.  fish,  9  Hawk 
Smith  Peter  U.  cabinet  maker,  18  n  High 
Smith  Philip  laborer,  12  Mercer 
Smith   Philip,  copperplate  printer,  48  McEl- 

derry 
Smith  Philip,  confectioner,  273  Hollins 
Smith  Philip,  fireman,  332  s  Sharp 
Smith  Philip,  wagoner,  186  s  Ann 
Smith  Philip,  blacksmith,  24  Republican 
Smith  Phoebe,  335  Frankhn 
Smith  Phoebe  Ann,  huckstress,  13  s  Eden 
SniiihP.G.  49Lee 
Smith  Priscilla,  40  n  Caroline 
Smith  Rachel  E.  105  Chatsworth 
Smith  Rebecca,  146  Eastern  av 
Smith  Richard  A.  sash  and  door  framer,  202 

Bank 
Smith  Richard,  ship  carpenter,  177  Gough 
Smith  R.  Henry,   manufacturer  of  syrups,  7 

Mercer,  dw  89  s  Eden 
Smith  Richard  C.  clerk,  230  w  Hoflfman 
Smith  Richard,   regulator  P.  W.  &  B.  R.  R., 

141  s  Eden 
Smith  Rebecca,  boarding,  132  w  Fayette 
Smith  Robert  A.  clerk,  34  s  Exeter 
Smith  Robert  H.  carpenter,  154  s  Fremont 
Smith  Robert  T.  conveyancer,  61  w  Fayette, 

dw  479  Franklin 
Smith  Robert,  weaver,  37  Harmony  la 
Smith  Robert  H.  machinist,  281  Pratt 

J,  HKVRY^GIESE,   CommJaslon  Mercliant,   for  the  sale   of  Plonr,  Grain,  Seeds,  &e. 
Rosendale  Cement  and  Calcined  Plaster  constanUy  on  hand,  21  Spear's  Wliarf. 


Smith  Capt.  John  S.  mariner,  134  Pearl 
Smith  John  T.  machinist,  16  Front 
Smith  John  W.  broker,  38)^  Second,  dw 

Franklin 
Smith  John  W.  organist,  333  e  Lombard 
Smith  Joseph  W.  millwright,  244  e  Lombard 
Smith  Joseph,  police,  50  Dolphin 
Smith  Jos.  J.  car  driver,  31  Preston 
Smith  Joseph,  lamp  lighter,  177  Gough 
Smith  Joseph,  tavern,  163  Frankhn 
&nith  Jos.  S.  butcher,  45  Centre  and  59  Belair 

markets,  dw  Eagle  hotel,  132  Hillen 
Smith  Jos.  S.    (John  S.  &  Son.)  Baltimore  co 
Smith  Joseph,  laborer,  328  s  Charles 
Smhh  Joseph,  (S.  &  Co.)  16  East  Falls  av 
Smith  Jos.  L.  carpenter,  241  s  Ann 
SMITH  Rev.  JOSEPH  T.  6  Cathedral 
SMITH   JOSEPH    DEAN,   attorney,  35  n 

Charles,  dw  199  n  Howard 
Smith  Joseph,  shoemaker,  253  n  Eden 
Smith  Joshua,  huckster,  349  Penn 
Smith  Judson  H.  (S.,  Brothers  &  Co.)  37  n 

Front 
Smith  Julius,  shoemaker,  57  Jefferson 
Smith  &   King,   sash  factory,  cor  Cathedral 

and  John 
Smith  Lawrence,  laborer,  18  n  Amity 
Smith  Lawrence,  laborer,  2  Wills 
Smith  Lewis,  cooper,  77  s  Regester 
Smith  Lewis,  cooper,  140  s  Caroline 
Smith  Lewis,  upholsterer,  14  Thompson 
Smith  Lewis  E.  of  Marine  Bank,  224  Garden 
Smith    Lewis,   huckster,    19   Centre   Market 

space 
Smith  Lewis,  mariner,  191  Aliceanna 
Smith  Lewis,  laborer,  30  Abey  al 
Smith  Lizzie,  seamstress,  154  Cross 
SMITH  LOUIS,  restaurant,  54  German 
Smith  Louis,  cooper,  77  s  Regester 
Smith  Louis,  laborer,  18  Walsh 
Smuh  Louisa,  confectionery,  19  Jefferson 
Smith  Lydia  A.  225  Madison  av 
Smith  Mrs.  Lydia,  milliner,  58  n  Eutaw 
Smith  Lucy,  127  s  Central  av 
Smith  Mrs.  Margaret,  tailoress,  158  McHenry 
Smith   Margaret,   sailor   boarding  house,  54 

Tliames 
Smith  Margaret,  tailoress,  22  s  Bond 
Smith  JVlargaret,  69  s  Dallas 
Smitli  Margaret,  1  Grace  ct 
Smith  Margaret,  laundress,  2  West  Falls  av 

Smith  Margaret,  tavern,   173  s  Sharp 

Smith  Margaret,  66  Holiday 

Smith  Margaret  M.  201  Hollins 

Smith  Maria,  confectioner,  316  n  Gay 

Smith  Maria,   He  Monument 

Smith  Maria,  dressmaker,  214  w  Biddle 

Smitli  Mrs.  Maria  C.   provisions,  16   Daw- 
son ul 

Smith  Marshall  P.  clerk,  34  Cathedral 

Smith  Mrs.  Martha,  66  Scott 

Smith  Mrs.  Mary,  46  Johnson 

Smith  Mary,  huckstress,  104  Dugan's  wharf 

Smith  Mary,  244  e  Lombard 

Smith  Mnry  J.  3(16  Saratoga 

Smith  Mary  L.  181  n  Dallas 

Smitli  Mrs.  Mary,  85  Ross 

Smith  Mary,  tailoress,  67  Henrietta 

Smith  Mrs.  Mary  E.  223  Saratoga 

Smith  Mary  J.  234  e  Chase 

Smith  Mary,  14  Edward 

Smith  Mary,  Pleasant,  1  door  e  of  Falls 

Smith  Matthew,  38  s  Sharp 


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SMU 


Smith  Robert  M*  coal  oil  manufactory,  foot  of 

Eutaw,  dw  220  w  Hoffman 
Smith  Robert,  tinner,  12  s  Dallas 
Smith  Rodney  B.  sutler,  42  n  Liberty 
Smith  Rose,  cook,  122  n  Gay 
Smith  Rose  Ann,  83  s  Caroline 
Smith   Samuel,   spices,   Penn,    dw   3   Chats- 
worth 
Smith  Samuel  R.  (S.  &  Nicodemas.)  45  Rol- 
lins 
Smith  Samuel,  carpenter  218  e  Monument 
Smith  Samuel  M.  foreman,  244  e  Lombard 
Smith  Samuel,  painter,  60  s  Ann 
Smith  Samuel  H.  fisherman,  27  Gittings 
Smith  Samuel  H.  pilot,  140  Gough 
Smith  Samuel  C.  laborer,  22  Boston 
Smith  Samuel  A.  carpenter,  536  w  Lombard 
Smith  Samuel  R.  clerk,  121  Park 
Smith  Samuel  W.  85  Park 
Smith  Samuel,  baker,  339  Eastern  av 
Smith  Samuel,  laborer,  26  Orleans 
Smith  Samuel  T.  bricklayer,  461  n  Gay 
SMITH  SAMUEL  J.  oyster  and  fruit  pack- 
er, junction  Howard  and  Liberty,  dw  387  w 
Lombard 
Smith  Samuel  E.  miller.  Falls  road 
Smith  Samuel,  tinner,  83  Chatsworth 
Smith    Samuel,    furniture    wagoner,    501  w 

Lombard 
Smith  Sarah  A.  boarding,  43  Courtland 
Smith  Sarah,  101  n  Exeter, 
Smith  Sarah  A.  210  Barre 
Smith  Mrs.  Sarah  T.  90  n  Charles 
Smith  Sarah  E.  confectionery.  111  s  Wolfe 
Smith  Sebastian,  laborer,  53  Aliceanna 
Smith  Sophia  F.  307  e  Baltimore 
Smith  Mrs.  Sophia  F.  307  e  Baltimore 
Smith  Mrs.  Susanna,  70  Gough 
Smith  Susan  T.  5  Cathedral 
Smith  Mrs.  Susan,  178  Pierce 
Smith   Mrs.   Susan,   s   e   cor    Franklin   and 

Greene 
Smith  Sylvester  V.  B.  carpenter,  10  n  Oregon 
Smith  Thomas  J.  carpenter,  8  n  Schroeder 
Smith  Thomas,  3?s  Sharp 
Smith  Thomas,  carpenter,  320  Mulberry 
Smith  Thomas,  2  Chatsworth 
Smith  Thomas  H.  tinner,  69  Granby 
Smith    Dr.   T.    Emory,   5   Waverly   terrace, 

Franklin  square 
Smith  Thomas  L.  painter,  293  s  Charles 
Smith  Thomas  S.  miller,  35  s  Poppleton 
Smith  Thomas  A.  blacksmith,  175  Hollins 
Smith  Thos.  painter,  181  s  Washington,  F.  P. 
Smith  Thomas  M.  (S.  &  Curlett,)  133  Park 
Smith  Thomas,  painter,  134  Cross 
Smith  Thomas  H.  tavern,  353  s  Bond 
Smith  Thomas,  dry  goods  refinisher,  12  Mc- 

Ciellan  al 
SMITH  THOMAS  &  JOHN  M.  Hnseed  oil 
manufacturers,  121  and  123  Smith's  wharf 
Smith  Thomas,  (Thos.  &  John.  M.   S.)   133 

Park  ' 

Smith  Ulrick,  glass  blower,  Stockholm  w  of 

Eutaw 
Smith    Victor,    hosiery    and    trimmings,   87 

Hanover 
Smith  Washington,  laborer,  94  Camden 
Smith  Walter,  clerk.  High  near  Gay 
Smith   Walter,  farmer,  5  Waverley   terrace, 

Franklin  square 
Smith  Whittingham,  painter,  58  William 
Smith  Wm.  J.  bookkeeper,  331  e  Baltimore 


Smith  Wm.  H.  butcher,  478  Saratoga 
Smith   Wm.  F.  clerk   McKim's   Bank,  687 

Lexington 
Smith  Wm.  J.  fish,  9  Hawk 
Smith  Wm.  F.  ship  carpenter,  96  s  Bond 
Smith  Wm.  P.  clerk,  108  Richmond 
Smith  Wm.  tailor,  332  Raborg 
Smith  Wm.  H.  V.  (J.  S.  Barry  dk  Co.)  198  w 

Biddle 
Smith  Wm.  H.  boiler  maker,  77  Henrietta 
Smith  Wm.  detective,  126  Burgundy  al 
SMITH  W.  PRESCOTT,  master    transpor- 
tation B.  &  O.  R  R.  dw  2  Parkin 
Smith  Wm.  H.  carpenter,  33  Harford  av 
Smith  Wm.  cigar  maker,   162  Waahingtdn, 

F.  H. 
Smith  Wm.  clerk,  266  n  Howard 
Smith  Wm.  laborer,  47  Buren 
Smith  Wm.  H.  teamster,  116  St.  Peter 
Smith  Wm.  moulder,  16  Fountain 
Smith  Wm.  H.  tobacconist,  170  n  Spring 
Smith  Wm.  H.  cooper.  Canton  av  near  Chapel 
Smith  Wm.  T.  140  Hollins 
Smith  Wm.  T.  &  Co.,  oyster  and  truit  pack- 
ers, n  e  cor  McHenry  al  and  Lemmon,  dw 
Wm.  T.  S.  387  w  Lombard 
Smith  Wm.  J.  sergt.  police,  162  s  Ann 
Smith  Wm.  T.  shoemaker,  31  Granby 
Smith  Wm.  P.  detective,  283  e  Lombard 
Smith  Wm.  police,  34  Henrietta 
Smith  Wm.  painter,  foot  of  Hughes,  dw  93 

Barre 
Smith  Wm.  H.  soldier,  Ramsay  w  of  Scott 
Smith  Wm.  mariner,  13  Nicholson 
Smith  Wm.  mariner,  262  s  Ann 
Smith  Wm.  soldier,  130  Barre 
Smith  Wm.  M.  printer,  11  e  Monument 
Smith  Capt.  Wm.  mariner,  312  s  Bond 
Smith  Wm.  D.  gunsmith,  120  s  High 
Smith  Wm.  F.  teller   at  McKim  &"Co's,  687 

Lexington 
Smith  Wm.  M.  restaurant,  2  Franklin  build- 
ings, North-st 
Smith  Wm.  police  Western  district 
Smith  Wm.  H.  caulker,  181  Hughes 
Smith  Wm.  H.  licensed  ganger,  69  Exchange 

place,  dw  185  Hoffman 
Smith  Wm.  I.  boDkkeeper,  331  e  Baltimore 
Smith  Wm.  152  Orleans 
Smith  Zcmbuca  J.  W.  printer,  70  Gough   • 
Smithson  Mrs,  Clarissa,  111  n  Fremont 
Smithson  Thomas,  111  n  Fremont 
Sinitson  Gabriel,  30  Lloyd 
Smitson  Mrs.  Anna,  provisions,  30  Lloyd 
Smitz  Charles,  tailor,  372  e  Eager 
Smoke  Geo.  laborer,  78  Johnson 
Smoot  Albert,  bookkeeper,  549  w  Fayette 
Smoot  Charles  B.  549  w  Fayette 
Smoot  Geo.  W.  conductor  B.  &  O.  R.  R.  88 

Schroeder 
Smoot  Hiram  H.  blacksmith,  170  McHenry 
Smoot  James,  iron  roller,  3  Binney 
Smoot  Joseph,  wheelwright,  170  McHenry 
Smoot    Joseph,  jr.    wheelwright,    170    Mc- 
Henry 
Smoot  Kate,  hoops  and  skirts,  466  w  Balti- 
more 
Smoot  Wm.  H.  pilot,  305  s  Charles 
Smuck  John,  boot  fitter,  20  n  Oregon 
Smuck  Somerfield,  carpenter,  414  w  Lombard 
Smull  David  B.  hardware  and  ship  furnishing 
manufacturer,  82  w  Pratt,  dw  251  w  Lom- 
bard 


Geo.  S.  PAG£  &  BRO.,  Manufacturers    of  Roofs   and   Roofing   Slaterials,  111   Smltfe^B 
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Smvrk  Alfred  E.  guano   agent  for  Barrill   & 
Muir,  Water's  whf.   foot  of  Fell,  dw  254  e 
Baltimore 
Smull  Dr.  Wm.  G.  191  w  Lombard 
Smyser  Wm.  H.  soldier,  74  Chew 
Smyth  Robert,  silk  weaver,  37  Harmony  la 
Smyth  Wm.  grainer,  98  Centre 
Snabel  Johti,  mariner,  254  s  Ann 
Snagf  1  Loui.s,  laborer,  527  Canton  av 
Snappinger  Charles,  porter,  92  s  Eutaw 
Snappinger  Frederick,  soldier,  99  Conway 
Snattinger  Samuel,  dry  goods,  74  Camden 
Snavely  Mrs.  Elizabeth,  grocery,  118  w   Bid- 
die 
Snavely  .Tohn,  118  w  Biddle 
Snavely  John  H.  lieut.  police,  102  n  Pine 
Snavely  Joseph  F.  HI  w  Biddle 
Snead  Catherine,  confectionery,  137  William 
Snead  Patrick,  laborer,  48  Liberty  al 
Sneath  Wm.  A.  clerk  P.  0.  156  w  Lombard 
Sneed  Mrs.  Jemima  M.  344  w  Fayette 
Sneed  Lydia  M.  seamstress,  116  Hoffman 
Sneed  Mary,  seamstress,  116  Hoffman 
Sneed  Robert  J.  plasterer,  22  St.  Peter 
'  Sneed  Wm.  W.  painter,  116  Hoffman 
Sneeringer  Wm.  J.  teacher,  28  Hanover 
Sneese  Jacob,  limeburner,  89  Chesnut  al 
Sneden  James,  soldier,  13  Hull 
Sneicheder  Matthew,  baker,  234  Franklin 
Sneider  Edward,  gunsmith,  34  Barre 
Snethen  W.  G.  attorney,  190  Hoffman 
Snider  Augustus,  photographer,  450  w  Balti- 
more 
Snider  George,  laborer,  Fort  av  near  Law- 
rence 
Snider  John,  blacksmith,  21  James  al 
Snider  John,  tailor,  11  Mullikin 
Snider  Stephen,  lager  beer,  27  w  Fayette 
Snider  Wm.  tinner,  11  Mullikin 
Snitcher  Henry,  tailor,  237  s  Wolfe 
SNIVELY  ADAM,  commission  merchant,  5 

Commerce,  dw  40  Fawn 
Snook  Philip,  huckster,  Orleans  nr  Castle  al 
Snooks  Wm.  teamster,  35  Aliey  al 
Snooks  Wm.  H.  soldier,  35  Abey  al 
Snopp  Valentine,  wire  worker,  900  w  Pratt 
Snow  Charles  H.  (E.  J.  S.  &  Co.)  333  e  Balti- 
more 
Snow  Capt.  Charles  G.  40  s  Broadway 
Snow  Cynthia,  40  s  Broadway 
Snow  Edward  J.  (E.  J.  S.  &  Co.)  40  s  Broad- 
way 
Snow  E.  J.  &  Co.,  flour,  grain  and  feed,  cor 

Aliceanna  and  Caroline 
Snow  Frederick, shoemaker,  24  Park 
Snow  'i'homas    W.  ship  carpenter,  Johnson 

nr  West 
Snow  Capt.  Wm.  mariner,  26  s  Ann 
Snow  Wm.  F.  bookkeeper   Union  Bank,  dw 

302  w  Fayette 
Snowdei)  Eliza,  28  Mulberry 
Snowden  Edward,  (Capron  &  Co.)  79  South 
vSnowderi  Gustavus  W.  43  Hanover 
SNOWDEN  HENRY  &  CO.   dental  depot, 

ovrr  3  n  Liberty,  dw  H.  S.  110  n  Eutaw 
Snowden  J.  Thomas,  clerk    B.  &  O.   R,  R. 

Hollins  3  doors  w  of  Calhoun 
Snowden  Philip  T.  import  clerk  custom  house 

250  w  Payctt.; 
Snowden    P.   M.  real   estate    broker,   83    y/ 

Fayette,  dv/  1  n  Carey 
Snowden  Rebecca,  bonnet  maker,  47  sLibcry 
Snowden  Richard  P.  Eager  nr  St.  Paul 


Snowden  Samuel,  attorney,  83  w  Fayette,  dw 

316  Hollins 
SNYDER  ANDREW,  cooper,    13    and    17 
James    al,  and    33    Poultney,    dw    329  s 
Charles 
Snyder  Adam,  butcher,  24  Fell's  Point  mar- 
ket, dw87  s  Bond 
Snyder  Adam,  tinner,  68  s  Central  av 
Snyder  August,  iron  roller,  Clinton  nr  Boston 
Snyder  Augustus,  photographer,  450  w  Balti- 
more 
Snyder  Benj.  B.  time  keeper  at  Mt.  Clare  de- 
pot, 21  Republican 
Snyder  Mrs.  Caroline,  172  L.  Greene 
Snyder  Charles,  bartender,  Belair  av  nr  Balti- 
more Cemetery 
Snyder  Casper,  milkman,  Fort  av  near  Law- 
rence 
Snyder  Christopher,  baker,  176  Eastern  av 
Snyder  Daniel,  restaurant,  41  German 
Snyder  Daniel,  shoemaker,  54  Hull 
Snyder  Daniel  clerk  Quartermaster's  dept.  83 

Lee 
Snyder  Rev.  E.  B.  120  n  Exeter 
Snyder  Ferdinand,  stoves,  &c.,  56  e  Pratt 
Snyder  Frederick,  laborer,  200  s  Fremont 
Snyder  Frederick,  instrument  maker,   142  s 

Central  av 
Snyder  Frank,  laborer,  5  Russell 
Snyder  George,   confectioner,  27  s  Liberty, 

dw  200  s  Fremont 
Snyder  George,  shoemaker,  269  w  Biddle 
Snyder  Dr.  George  D.  379  Franklin 
Snyder  George,  tailor,  191  e  Fayette 
Snyder  George,  laborer,  232  s  Castle 
Snyder    Gotthead,    cabinet    maker,   135    L. 

Greene 
Snyder  Mrs.  Harriet,  milliner,  72  n  Eutaw 
Snyder  Harriet,  baker,  232  n  Gay 
Snyder  Henry,  shoemaker,  73  Hillen 
Snyder  Henry,  laborer,  8  Callendar 
SNYDER  HENRY,  sr.,   flour  and  feed,  95 

Franklin,  dw  348  n  Eutaw 
Snyder  Henry,  jr.,  (Frusb  &  S.)  261  n  How- 
ard 
Snyder  Henry,  tailor,  75  Albemarle 
Snyder  Henry,  iron  worker,  75  Bank 
Snyder  Henry,  tailor,  15  Brown 
Snyder. Henry  R.  hosemaker,  187  Ensor 
Snyder  Herman,  tailor,  31  s  Frederick 
Snyder  Jacob,  41  German 
Snyder  Jacob,  butcher,  46  Centre  and  30  Lex- 
ington markets,  dw  444  Penna.  av 
Snyder  Mrs.  Jane  R.  89  s  Eden 
Snyder  John,  tailor,  42  Chatsworth 
Snyder  John,  cooper,  110  Low 
SNYDER  JOHN  J.  attorney,  53  w  Fayette, 

dw  160  n  Howard 
Snyder  John,  carpenter,  195  Forrest 
Snyder  John  H.  butcher,  437  Penna.  av 
Snyder  John,  butcher,  39  Fell's  Point  market, 

dw  124  Hampstead 
Snyder  John  H.  clerk  P.  W.  &  B.  R.  R.,  181 

Lee 
Snyder  .John,  conductor  B.  &  O.  R.  R.,  26 

w  Fayette 
Snyder  John,  carpenter,  100  n  Howard 
Snyder  Joseph  L.  carpenter,  273  Forrest 
Snyder  Joseph   F.  butcher,  51   Centre  and  6 
Lexington  market,  dw  Penna.  av  nr  North- 
ern av 
Snyder  Joseph  R.  merchandise  broker,  70  Ex- 
change place,  dw  143  Washington  place 


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Snyder  Justus,  16  n  Strieker 

Snyder  Lainhardt,  huckster,  437  Penna.  av 

Snyder  Mary,  50  n  Spring 

Snyder  Rosanna,  147  n  Paca 

Snyder  &  Strasbaugh,  tobacconists,  120}^  a 

High 
Snyder  Wm.  grocery,  2  Eutaw  ct 
Snyder  Wendel,  baker,  188  Orleans 
Snyder  Wm.  C.  clerk,  \.5i}4  Mulberry 
Snyder  Wm.  butcher,  43  Lexington  Market, 

dw  437  Penna.  av 
Snyder  Wm.C.collectorEutaw  Savings  Bank, 

154K  Mulberry 
Snyder  Wm.  (S.  &  Strasbaugh,)  95  n  Central 

av 
Soeller  August,  baker,  s  e  cor  Madison  and 

Spring 
Sofford  Peter  N.  pilot,  Hamburg  nr  William 
Sohl  Adam  H.  cabinetmaker,  252  s  Sharp 
Sohl  Henry  W.  basket  maker,  15  Somerset 
Sohl  Henry,  shoemaker,  over  57  Thames 
Sohn  Christian,  tailor,  66  s  Central  av 
Sohn  John,  grocery,  237  e  Fayette 
Sohn  Mauritz,  tailor,  107  s  Regester 
Solan  Mrs.  Ellen,  34  St.  Mary 
Solan  Michael,  tailor,  34  St.  Mary 
Soldiers'  Rest,  204  s  Howard 
Solenback  Wm.  paver,  198  n  Central  av 
Sollers  Andrew  J.  soldier,  144  Hollins 


SoUers  Benjamin  L.  puddler,  127  s  Chester 

Sollers  Geo.  L.  soldier,  144  Hollins 

Sollers  Thos.  E.  jr.,  567  Lexington 

Sollers  Thos.  O.  clerk,  218  e  Baltimore 

Sollers  Thos.  E.  567  Lexington 

Solomon  Mrs.  Eliza,  246  e  Pratt 

Solomon  Isaac,  oyster  dealer,  309  w  Lombard, 

dw  511  w  Fayette 
Solomon  Joseph,  trader,  90  s  Spring 
Solomon  Martin,  dry  goods,  168  Franklin 
Solomon  W.  Thomas,  sail  maker,  246  e  Pratt 
Solomon  Wm.  T.  sail  maker,  ]24  n  Bond 
Solter  Geo.   (Streeper,   S.   &   Marshall,)  150 

Orleans 
Solter  John,  pattern  maker,  150  Orleans 
Solze  Mrs.  Caroline  C.  milliner,  68  s  Sharp 
Solze  John  A.   shoe  tools,  312  w  Pratt,  dw 

68  s  Sharp 
Somerlad  August,  ship  carpenter,  77  Grindall 
Somers  John,  laborer,  213  Vine 
Somerville  Ann,  shoe  binder,  39  Barnes 
Somerville  John, clerk,  297  Aisquith 
Somerville  Philip,  trunk  maker,  7  Somerset 
Somerville  Wm.  H.  florist,  297  Aisquith 
Sommerville  Thos.  carpenter,  24  n  Oregon 
Sommer  Mrs.  Catharine,  340  s  Sharp 
Sommer  Jacob  &  Sons,  coach  makers,  s  w  cor 

Lombard  and  Howard 
Sommer  Jacob,  (J.  S.  &  Sons,)  s  w  cor  Lom- 
bard and  Howard 
Sommer  John  P.  watchmak.  231  i^^s  Broadway 
Sommer  John,   ornamental  painter,   85  Ais- 
quith 
Sommer  J.  B.  distiller,  19  Stockton  al 
Sommer  John,  laborer,  31  Fell 
Sommer  John,  watchmaker,  285  s  Bond 
Sommer  Leonard,  (Jacob  S.  &  Sons,)  s  w  cor 

Howard  and  Lombard 
Sommer   Samuel,    (Jacob  S.    &  Sons,)    162 

Scott 
Sommer  Martin,  laborer,  259  s  Bond 
Sommer  Wm.  shoemaker,  17  Willow 
Sommerfield  John,  army  sutler,  177  w  Pratt 
Sommerlock  Anna,  368  Saratoga 


Sommerlock  John  F.  paper  hanger,  368  Sara- 
toga 
Sommers  Mrs.  Catharine,  389  s  Eutaw 
Sommers  Henry,  laborer,  160  Burgundy  al 
Sommers  Henry,  carpenter,  29  York 
Sommers  John,  laborer,  4  Lemmon  al 
Sommers  Patrick,  iireman,  103  Plum 
Sommers  Samuel,  finisher,  255  ("olumbia 
Sommers  Wm.  fisherman,  389  s  Eutaw 
Sommerville  James  P.  trunkmaker,  164  Ensor 
Sonborn  Morris,  clothier,  24  Comet 
Sonderback  Emerich,  tinner,  260  Durham 
Sondergeld  Ambrose,  milkman,  Washington 

near  Polk,  Homestead 
Sondershoff  Charles,  messenger  Adams'  Ex- 
press, 281  n  Howard 
Sondheim  Charles,  tailor,  161  Lee 
Sondheimer  Benedict,  variety  store,  20  n  Eden 
Sondheimer  Caroline,  grocery,  118  n  Exeter 
Sondheimer  Samuel,  tailor,  118  n  Exeter 
Sonneborn  Christian,  cooper,  291  s  Sharp 
Sonneborn  Henry,  clothier,  315  w  Baltimore, 

dw  162  Lexington 
Sonneborn  Jonas,  (S.,  Seligman  &  Marx,)  197 

n  Howard 
Sonneborn  Lewis,  clothier,  273  w  Pratt 
SONNEBORN,     SELIGMAN    &    MARX, 

wholesale  clothiers,  310  w  Baltimore 
Sonneborn  Simon,  tailor,  53  German 
Soiuiehill  Lewis,  clothier,  350  w   Baltimore, 

dw  288  w  Fayette 
Sonnemann  Henry,  tailor,  498  w  Baltimore 
SONNENLEITER  JOHN  G.  restaurant,  66 

Towson 
Sonnenleiter  Michael,  brickmaker, 34  Abey  al 
Sonnerman  Robert,  candy  maker,  16  Consti- 
tution 
Sonrey  H.  soldier,  176  Aliceanna 
Soper  Edward  (Samuel   J.  S.  &  Co.,')  558  w 

Fayette 
Soper  Mrs.  Eliza  M.  teacher,  45  w  Fayette 
SOPER  SAMUKL  J.  &  CO.  auctioneers,  42 

and  44  s  Charles 
Soper  Samuel  J.  (Samuel  J.  S.  &  Co.,)  147  w 

Hoffman 
Sopp  Adam,  laborer,  59  Park 
Soran  Mrs.  C.  C.  fancy  store,  125  s  Bond 
Soran  Charles  J.  chair  painter,  89  e  Lombard 
Soran  Edward  J.  chair  painter,  125  s  Bond 
Soran  James,  expressman,  125  s  Bond 
Soran  Wm.  G.  chair  painter,  125  s  Bond 
Sorg  Charles,  baker,  435  w  Pi-att 
Sorg  Wm.  tavern,  Calverton  road  near  Fayette 
Sorgeler  Frederick,  baker,  73  Aisquith 
Sorter  Daniel,  (S.  &  Sweeney,)  46  n  Poppleton 
Sorter  &  Sweeney,  house  carpenters,  396  w 

Pratt 
Sothoron  Zachariah  W.  conductor,  9  Chats- 
worth 
Sothoron  Zaccheus,  conductor  city  cars,  16  n 

Bond 
Southard  Joseph,  moulder,  769  w  Baltimore 
Southard  Mrs.  Mary,  455  Franklin 
South  Baltimore  Mechanics'  Library  Rooms, 

Watchman  engine  house,  Montgomery 
South  Baltimore  Station  Methodist  Protestant 

Church,  Light  s  of  West 
South  iMary,  256  Hollins 
Southcomb  Anna,  dress  maker,  373  n  Gay 
Southcomb  Alexander  L.  tobacconist  and  res- 
taurant, n  w  cor  Broadway  and  Bank,  dw 
131 s  Bond 
Southcomb  Carey,  printer,  373  n  Gay 


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South  comb  Elizabeth,  131  s  Bond 
Southcomb  John  P.  dentist,  241  e  Baltimore 
Southcomb  Peter  H.  wire;  worker,  92  n  Exeter 
Southerland  Thomas,  grocery,  n  w  cor  Caro- 
line and  Mulliken 
Southern  Dispensary,  Dr.  J.  W.  Battee,  at- 
tendant physician,  45  Conway 
Southern  Express  Co's  Office,  51  s  Howard 
Sova  Conrad,  cabinet  maker,  184  s  Bond 
Sower  Henry,  bar  tender,  s  w  cor  Camden 

and  Eutaw 
Sowers  George  H.  carman,  162  s  Fremont  ■ 
Sowerwald  F.  police,  18  George 
Spades  Martin,  broom  maker,  108  s  Wolfe 
Spaftbrd  George  A.  carpenter,  145  s  Bond 
Spafford  Milton  A.  carpenter,  145  s  Bond 
SpafFord   Samuel   G.  house  carpenter,  141  s 

Bond 
Spahan  Michael,  laborer,  206  Mullikin 
Spahn  Casper  J.  shoemaker,  236  s  Durham 
Spahn  George,  laborer,  58  Ellicott,  Canton 
Spahn   John,  brush  maker,  212  s  Ann,  dw 

210 
Spahn  Valentine,  laborer,  59  Ellicott,  Canton 
Spaight  Jeremiah,  caulker,  29  Hill 
Spaigle  Alexander,  cooper,  112  Hamburg 
Spalding  Mrs.  Basil,  103  n  Charles 
Spalding  James  A.  engineer,  6  Gough 
Spalding  Otis,  blacksmith,  65  s  Oregon 
Spalding   Sister  Mary  Oswald,  principal  St. 
Vincent  female  parish  school,  Front  between 
Fayette  and  Low 
Spalding  VVm.  F.  salesman,  109  Pine 
Spalt  John,  huckster,  516  Penna.  av 
Spamer  C.  Augustus  E.  clerk,  130  n  Central 

avenue 
Spamer  Charles,  shoemaker,  9  Mullikin 
Spamer  Christian,  machinist,  n  w  cor  Caroline 

and  Hampstead 
Spamer  Elizabeth,  grocer,  n  w  cor  Caroline 

and  Hampstead 
Spamer  Henry,  shoe  store,  92  s  High 
Spamer  Ludwig,  ethereal  oil  dealer,  130  n  Cen- 
tral av 
Span  John,  carpenter,  282  e  Lombard 
Spandauer  Benjamin,  collector,  132  n  Eden 
Spandauer  Benjamin,  shoemaker,  132  n  Eden 
Spandauer  L.  clerk,  132  n  Eden 
Spanberg  Eve,  6  Callander 
Spangenberg  John,  carpenter,  389  w  Pratt 
Spangerman  Peter,  carter,  8  s  Central  av 
Spangleburger  George,  grocer,  J82  n  Eden 
Spangler  Alfred  M.  telegraph  messenger,  367 

w  Fayette 
Spangler  James  D.  police,  85  n  Pine 
Spangler  Rev.  J.  N.  dentist,  16  n  Schroeder 
Spangler  Matthias,  61  e  Fayette 
Spangler  Matthew,  61  e  Fayette 
Spangler  Mr.s.  Susannah,  85  n  Pine 
Spangler  Wm.  tavern,  24  w  Lombard 
Spangler  Wm.  H.  367  w  Fayette 
Spanglos  John,  laborer,  1  Raborg 
Spanish  Consulate,  J.  A.  Pizarro,  3  Barnet 
Spank  John,  sawyer,  154  Light 
Spann  Charles  F.  rigger,  282  e  Lombard 
Spanner  George,  tobacconist,  14  e  Pratt 
Spannhake  Herman,  clerk,  13  s  High 
Sparhawk  Benjamin  F.  clerk,  51  n  Fremont 
Sparhawk  Edward  P.  soldier,  51  n  Fremont 
Sparhawk  John,  currier,  51  n  Fremont 
Sparhawk  Samuel,  machinist,  51  n  Fremont 
Sparhawk  Stearns,  currier,  7  Mercer,  dw  51 
n  Fremont 


Sparklin  Barton  J.  grocery  and  feed  store,  112 

n  High 
Sparklin,  Samuel,  coroner,  102  8  Eden 
Sparklin    Tilghman   W.  boat  builder,   14   a 

Bond 
Sparklin  Wm.  F.  police,  14  Gough 
SPARKS  EDW.  R.  sheriff,  354  n  Eutaw 
Sparks  Robert,  harness  maker,  73  Pearl 
Sparks  Samuel  E.  142  Preston 
Sparks  Thomas,  civil  engineer,  27  w  Biddle 
Sparkuhl  Frederick,  box  maker,  21  s  Liberty 
Sparl  Henry,  87  Eastern  av 
Sparlzel  Philip,  laborer,  253  s  Chapel 
SparrenburgFred'k,  laborer,  cor  Barre  and  L. 

Paca 
Sparrer  Barbara,  84  e  Lombard 
Sparrow  Dr.  Lewis  G.  1  Waverley  terrace 
Spates  Alfred,  Fountain  Hotel 
Spates  Geo.  W.  painter,  7  Abey  al 
Spates  Richard  P.  car  driver,  36  w  Hoffman 
Spath  George,  cooper,  21  Plum  al 
Spatz  Wm.  laborer,  331  n  Central  av 
Spavin  A.M.  246  Montgomery 
Spavin  Mrs.  Ann,  246  Montgomery 
Spavin  Francis,  clerk  Register  Wills  office,  246 

Montgomery 
Spavin  Wm.  blacksmith,  716  w  Pratt 
Spear  Alexander  L.  watches  and  jewelry,  47 

w  Baltimore 
SPEAR  BROS,  hardware,  safes,  &c.,  41   s 

Charles.  [Seepage  57  Mvertisements.] 
Spear  Edwin  W.  clerk,  24  n  Greene 
Spear  George,  laborer,  106  Patuxent 
Spear  James  O.  (S.  Bros.)  24  n  Greene 
Spear  James,  plasterer,  275  n  Eutaw 
Spear  J.  Otis,  (S.  Bkos.)  24  n  Greene 
Spear  John  W.  leather  dealer,  20  Water,  dw 

29  s  Exeter 
Spear  Leonora,  81  e  Pratt 
Spear  Otis,  secretary  Maryland  Fire  Insurance 

Co.  24  n  Greene 
Spear  P  Forney,  (S.  Bros.)  24  n  Greene 
Spear  Wm.  cigar  maker,  244  e  Eager 
SPEAR  WM".  insurance  agent,  office  65  Sec- 
ond, dw  35  Pleasant 
Spearman  Michael,  grocery,  13  Webster  row 
Spechrt  Conrad,  sawyer,  218s.  Durham 
Speck  Mary,  tavern,  33  s  Bond 
Specke  Mrs.  Margaret,  358  Canton  av 
Speddel  Henry,  machinist,  20  Callendar 
Spedden  Albert  S.  (Carson  &  S.)  265  Hollins 
Spedden  Maj.  Edw.  (agent  G.  W.  Pier  &  Co.) 

82  Camden 
Spedden  Capt.  Hugh  B.  31  Warren 
Spedden  James,  mariner,  144  Cross 
Spedden  John  N.  machinist,  48  Dolphin 
Spedden  Oliver  W.  machinist,  49  Lee 
Spedden  Robt.  H.  brickmaker,  108  Columbia 
Spedden  Thomas,  proprietor  brickyard,  870 

w  Baltimore 
Spedden  Vincent  P.  brickmaker,  Strieker  s  of 

Pratt 
Spedden   Wm.  H.   (James  H.  Cook  &  Co.) 

477  Franklin 
Spedden  Wm.  L.  restaurant,  Madison  av  nr 

Druid  Hill  Park,  dw  77  Lee 
Speel  Frederick,  storekeeker  Quartermaster's 

department,  195  w  Pratt 
Speer  James  B    (Ruff  &  S.)  205  Garden 
SPEIDEL  JACOB  F.  lager  beer  saloon,  14 

President 
Speigel  John,  tailor,  39  s  Durham 
Speigel  Sylvanus,  tailor,  78  s  Wolfe 


GEO.  S.  PAGK  Si  BRO.,  Manufncturers    of  Roofs   and   Roofiug   ]):^terlals,  111    Smlth'i 
Wlmrf.     C.  HART  SAQTH,  Agent. 


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375 


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Speights  James  E.  engineer  U.  S.  Navy,  317  e 

Baltimore 
Speigiits  Thomas,  mariner,  317  e  Baltimore 
Speis  Michael,  huckster,  49  Union 
Spellisy  Martin,  butcher,  10  Booth 
Spellman  John,  grocery,  11  s  Front 
Spelman  Dominic,  carpenter,  25  Ogston 
Spelman  John,  silversmith,  25  Ogston 
Spelman  Martin,  gilder,  25  Ogston 
Spelman  Patrick,  laborer,  29  Walnut  al 
Spence  Adam,  teamster,  296  Johnson 
Spence  Elijah,  carter,Eastern  av.  rear  of  Home 

Mission  Chapel 
SPENCE  GEORGE,  horse  shoer,  1  Concord, 

dw  22  Comet 
SPENCE  GEORGE  W.  undertaker,  19  Hol- 
land 
Spence  George,  horse  shoer,  w  Falls  av  near 

Lombard,  dw  22  Comet 
Spence  Harman,  police,  233  s  Paca 
Spence  James  N.'  laborer,  137  s  Regester 
Spence  John  H.  tinner,  157  n  Caroline 
Spence  Joseph  A.  trader,  8  Thompson 
Spence  Mrs.  Lvdia  A.  108  St.  Peter 
Spence  Lydia  A.  457  n  Gay 
SPENCE  &  REID,  shipping  and  commission 

merchants,  5  Spear's  wharf 
Spence  Wm.  G.  clerk.  Front  near  Gay 
Spence  Wm.  W.  (S.  &  Reid,)  36  Cathedral 
Spencer  C.  M.  266  Mulberry 
Spencer  Mrs.  Charlotte,  613  w  Fayette 
Spencer  Compton,  iron  dealer,  corner  William 

and  Hughes,  dw  59  McCulloh 
Spencer  Mrs    Eliza  T.  59  McCulloh 
Spence  Mrs.  Elizabeth,  tailoress,  38  Clifford  al 
Spencer  Geo.  W.  foundryman,  396  Hanover 
Spencer  James  W.  sutler,  121  s  Exeter 
SPENCER  JERVIS,  attorney,  It^Courtland 
Spencer  John,  boiler  maker,  13  Abey  al 
Spencer  John  M.  hosiery  and  trimmings,  478 

w  Baltimore 
Spencer  John,  shoemaker,  40  Hanover,  dw  6 

Columbia 
Spencer   L.    C.   &   Co.   oyster  packers,  319 

Aliceanna 
Spence  Mary  Ann,  6  Abbott 
Spencer  Mary  Ann,  6  Abbott 
Spencer  Mary,  121  s  Exeter 
Spencer  Perry  G.  shipwright,  91  n  Broadway 
Spencer  Richard,  shoemaker,  144  Mulliken 
Spencer  Richard  P.  hatter,  396  Hanover 
Spencer  Mrs.  Sophia,  teacher,  48  n  Amity 
Spencer  Mrs.  Susan,  394  Hanover 
Spencer  Thomas  H.  bakery,  206  w  Fayette 
Spencer  Thos.  H.  harbor  master,  51  s  Wolfe 
Spencer  Thomas,  turnkey  Eastern  district,  61 

s  Bond 
Spencer  U.  A.  clerk,  97  w  Baltimore 
Spencer  W.  Arden,  clerk.  H)^  s  Calvert 
Spencer  Wm.  H.  clerk,  Baltimore  Co. 
Spencer  Wm.  H.  clerk,  61  s  Bond 
Spencer  W.  Henry,  clerk,  696  w  Saratoga 
Spencer  Wm.  P.  conveyancer,  Law  Building, 

dw  272  e  Baltimore 
Spendaur  B.  stove  dealer,  185  n  Central  av 
Spenner  George,  tailor,  6  Prospect  la 
Spenner  John,  shoemaker,  11  Park 
Sperlein  George,  tailor,  170  Lexington 
Spernberg    Henry,    second-hand    dealer,    19 

Leaden  hall 
Sperry  Wm.  secretary  Merchants  Exchange 
Co.,  Exchange  Building,  dw  Calvert  4  doors 
n  of  Eager 


Sperzel  Aloysius,  shoemaker,  113  Lexington 
Spicer  Charles,  218  w  Biddlft 
Spicer  Franci.s,  teamster,  7  Heath 
Spicer  Frank  M.  plasterer,  64  Raborg 
Spicer  Franklin  H.  artist,  214  Mulberry 
Spicer  Geo.  W.  ex|in'ss  agent,  202  Conway 
Spicer  Dr.  Hanson  L.  430  w  Lombard 
Spicer  Hiram,  grocery,  430  Lombard 
Spicer  Hiram  T.  clerk,  92  n  Eutaw 
Spicer  J.  A.  clerk  at  Cattle  Scales,  dw  Calver- 

ton  hotel,  Calverton  road 
Spicer  John,  tailor,  16  Franklin,  dw  214  Mul- 
berry 
Spicer  Joseph  T.  mariner,  7  Heath 
SPICER  SAMUEL  G.  Justice  of  the  Peac«, 

72  w  Fayette,  dw  Orleans  w  of  Ann 
Spicer  Thomas,  clerk  U.  S.  District  and  Cir- 
cuit Courts,  dw  92  n  Eutaw 
Spicer  Thomas,  jr.,  (Brothers  McKim,)  92  n 

Eutaw 
Spicer  Wm.  gardener,  71  Heath 
Spiddon  Levin,  41  n  Caroline 
Spiegel   Charles,  tavern,  58    Centre  Market 

space 
Spiegel  John  P.  clothing  cutter,  39  Durham 
Spielmeer  Wilhelmina,  grocery,  172  s  Sharp 
Spielmeer  Henry,  carter,  172  s  Sharp 
SPIES  CHARLES  L.  dancingacademy,  over 
s  e  cor  Charles  and  Baltimore,  dw  243  Sa- 
ratoga.— [See  p.  31  Mvertisement^s.] 
Spies  G«orge  L.  professor  of  dancing,  243  Sa- 
ratoga 
Spies  George  C.  tailor,  99  L.  Greene 
Spies  George  W.  machinist,  74  Hill 
Spies  John  G.   brickmaker,  Ferry  road,  dw 

224  Light 
Spies  Louis  W.  tailor,  216  n  Caroline 
Spies  Mary  A.  dressmaker,  45  Lee 
Spies  Margaret,  45  Lee 
Spies  Wm.  pobce,  Sharp  near  Cross 
Spies  Wm.  T.  brickmaker,  Ferry  road,    dw 

285  s  Sharp 
Spiggot  John,  engineer  306  Johnson 
Spikenreiter  George,  second-hand  clothing,  31 

Philpot  al 
Spilcker  Charles  W.  (W.  &  H.  S.)  264  Lex- 
ington 
Spilcker  C   W.  jr.,  clerk,  264  Lexington 
Spilcker  G.  Herman,  (W.  &  H.  S.)  140  Mul- 
berry 
SPILCKER  WM.  &  H.  lamp,  coal  oil,  &c., 

136  w  Baltimore 
Spilker  Charles,  jr.,  clerk,  92  Hanover 
Spilker   Charles  &'  Co.    importers   German, 
French  and  English  fancy  goods,  10  Han- 
over 
Spilker  Charles  (Charles  S.  &  Co.)  92  Han- 
over 
Spillane  Mrs.  Ellen,  restaurant.  Fort  av,  ad- 
joining Fort  McHenry 
Spillane  James,  bartender.  Fort  av,  adjoining 

Fort  McHenry 
Spillane  Michael,  laborer,  Fort  av,  adjoining 

Fort  McHenry 
SPILLER  &  ALCOCK,    importers  cloths, 
cassimeres  and  vestings,  over  s  w  cor  Bal- 
timore and  Hanover 
Spiller  Robert  M.  (S.  &  Alcock,)  108  w  Mon- 
ument 
Spillman  George,  porter,  55  Watson 
Spilman   Alexander  B.  bookkeeper  Franklin 

Bank,  dw  45  s  Broadway 
Spilman  Charles,  clerk,  258  Franklin 


WM.  P.  WEBB,  Marine,  Fire  and  Life  Insurance  Agent  and  Broker.    Agent 
Benefit  tife  Insurance  Co.,  IVewarIt,  N.  J.,"  89  Second  Street. 


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Spilman  Chas.  P.  C.  bookkeeper,  258  Frank- 
lin 
Spilman  Frederick,  cigar  maker,  258  Franklin 
Spilman  George,  clerk,  267  Saratoga 
Spilman  Henry,  clerk,  660  w  Fayette 
Spilman  James  D.  salesman,  172  German 
Spilman  Jacob,  stone  mason,  6  Diamond 
Spilman  John  H.  tailor,  298  Mulberry 
Spilman  Thomas,  soldier,  203  Columbia 
Spilmyer  Wm.  carman,  157  s  Eden 
Spindler  Henry,  carpenter,  146  Saratoga 
Spindler  Peter  A.  moulder,  152  Vine 
Spingler  Frederick  G.  butcher,  158  Orleans 
Spinnler  John,  blacksmith,  91  Granby 

SPITZ  H.P.  Commission  Merchant, 
Importer  and  Dealer  in  Foreign 
and  Domestic  Liquors,  Wines,  and 
Cigars,  No.  212  Lexington  Street, 
between  Greene  and  Paca. 


Springer  Henry,  sexton,  139  s  Broadway 
Springer  Frederick,  laborer,  139  s  Broadway 
Springer  John  M.  carpenter,  66  Hamburg 
Springer  Leopold,  clerk,  41  e  Pratt 
Springer  Moses  H.  (S.  &  Freidenreich,)  109 

Mulberry 
Springer  Samuel,  soldier,  124  St.  Peter 
Springer  Wolf,  clothing,  52  and  54  w  Pratt, 

dw  41  e  Pratt 
Springer  Valentine,  laborer,  230  Ann 
Sproston    George  S.  (Dare,  S.  &  Co.)  201  w 

Fayette 
Sproston  Wm.  G.  (Dare  &  S.)  201  w  Fayette 
Sprotzman  Sebastian,  baker,  11  New 
Sprowl  Sarah,  tailoress,  128  n  Spring 
Sprowl  James,  shoemaker,  234  e  Madison 
Sprucebank  Benj.,  Federal  near  Cathedral 
Spurrier  Ann  E.  462  Saratoga 
Spurrier  Rudolph,  conveyancer,  St.  Paul,  be- 
tween Fayette  and  Lexington,  dw  167  Sar- 
atoga 
Spurrier  Thomas  B.  engineer,  57  s  Schroeder 
Spurrier  Wm.  conductor  B.  &  0.  R.  R.  216 

Hollins 
Spurrier  Wm.  dispatcher  of  trains   B.  &  0. 

R.  R.  594  w  Lombard 
Squires  Alfred  I.  carpenter,  331  s  Sharp 
Squires  Alonzo  S.  P.  carpenter,   331  s  Sharp 
Squires  George  W.  carpenter,  331  s  Sharp 
Sriver  John,  mariner,  105  Albemarle 
Sroud  Wm.  bricklayer,  39  Jackson 
Sroud  John,  rope  maker,  392  Harford  av 
Staab  George,  tailor,  315  n  Central  av 
Staab  John,  tailor,  317  n  Central  av 
Stablein  Theodore,  (J.  Martin  «fe  Co.)  96  Hill 
Stabler  A.  G.  ticket  agent  B.  &  0.  R.  R.  197 

w  Lombard 
Stabler  Edward  H.  205  w  Lombard 
Stabler   Edward,  jr.,    (E.  S.  jr.  &  Co.)   49 
Lexington 

STABLER  E.  jr.  &  CO.,  23  South 
St.,  Shippers  and  Wholesale  Deal- 
ers in  Anthracite  and  Bitiiminous 
Coals;  Wilkesbarre,  Pittston,  Mt. 
Carmel  and  Shamokin  White  Ash, 
Lykens  Valley  and  Pine  Grove 
Red  Ash  Coals,  Georges  Creek 
Bituminous  Coal,  Lehigh  Coal  for 
Cupola  Furnaces,  &c. 

Shipping  Wharves,  Havre  de  Grace, 
Md.,and  Canton  and  Locust  Point, 
Baltimore. 

STABLER  F.  &  COALE,  wholesale  drug 
gists,  s  w  cor  Baltimore  and  Sharp,  entrance 
on  Sharp 
Stabler  Francis,  (F.  S.  &  Coale)  46  Bolton 
STABLER  JORDAN,  teas,  wines  and  gro- 
ceries, 214  w  Lombard 
Stabribritz    Gotleib,    butcher,    Chester  nejur 

Madison 
Stack  Catherine,  1  Hamilton 
Stack  Garret,  laborer,  Jordan  al 
Stack  Henry,  woodsawyer,  53  s  Frederick 
Stack  John,  carpenter,  cor  Calvert  and  Frank- 
lin, dw  187  Forrest 
Stack  Martin,  shoemaker,  14  President 
Stack  Patrick,  grocery,  1  Hamilton 

J.  HEWRY  OIKSE,   Commission   Merchant,   for   the   gale   of  Flour,  Grain,  Seeds,  Stm. 
Rosendale  Cement  and  Calcined  Plaster  constantly  on  hand,  ^1  Spear's  Wharfs 


Spitznagel  Philip,  baker,  17  n  Pine 

Spitznas  Frederick,  cigar  maker,  121  s  Sharp 

Sponsler  Charles  A.    agent  Singer's   sewing 

machines,  75  Harford  av 
Sponsler  Charles  R.  printer,  68  n' Pine 
Spooner  Rev.  John  Alden,  3  n  Strieker 
SPORRER  PETER,  clerk,  84  e  Lombard 
Sprague    Elisha    R.   attorney   and    president 

Maryland  Gas  Co.,  5  St.  Paul,  dw  9  Carey 
Sprague  Capt  Geo.  135  s  Bond 
Sprague  George  H.  engineer,  135  s  Bond 
Sprankling  Edward,  tobacconist,  213  e  Monu- 
ment 
Sprankling  John  J.  carter,  236  n  Central  av 
Sprecher  Henry,  clerk,  96  s  Broadway 
SPRECKELMEYER    GEORGE   H.  pro- 
prietor BellevueGardens,  w  Baltimore  near 

city  limits 
SPREEHE  ADOLPH,  tobacconist,  574  w 

Baltimore 
Sprengel  William,  clerk,  80  Pennsylvania  av 
Sprenger  Charles,  butcher,  34  Hanover  and 

Hollins    markets,   dw   Western   lane,  near 

Western  cemetery 
Sprenger  C.  Wm.  butcher,   45  Hanover  and 

17  Hollins   markets,   dw  Frederick    road, 

Baltimore  co 
Sprenkle   Charles  H.   chairmaker,   s*  w  cor 

Lombard  and  Caroline,  dw  15  s  Caroline 
Sprenkle  Mrs.  Margaret  Ann,  15  s  Caroline 
Sprigg  Daniel,  cashier  Merchants'  Bank,  61 

McCulloh 
SPRIGG  JOSEPH  A.  stock  and  bill  broker, 

32   w  Second,  dw  s  w  cor  Townsend  and 

McCulloh 
Sprigg  Joseph,  machinist,  50  Low 
Sprigg    Mrs.  Mary,  millinery  goods,   69   s 

Sharp 
Sprigg  Mrs.  Margaret,  133  St.  Paul 
Spring  Thomas,  soldier,  252  Hollins 
Sprigg  William,  carpenter,  17  Grant,  dw  552 

Lexington 
Spriggs  Wm.  J.  tinner,  163  G.  Hughes 
Spring  Garden  Chapel  Sunday  School,  Hen- 
rietta near  Eutaw 
SPRING   ROBERT,  agent  for  public  and 

private  libraries,  38  Spring  Row,  opposite 

Eastern  City  spring 
Springer  &  Freidenreich,  wholesale  clothiers, 

309  w  Baltimore 


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Stacker  Christian,  laborer,  12  Brannan  ct 
Stacker  George,  laborer,  53  L.  Church 
Staecker  John,  shoemaker,  57  Leadenhall 
Staemer  John,  blacksmith,  56  Johnson 
Stafford  James,  soldier,  48  Hull 
Stafford  John,  coachmaker,  465  w  Lombard 
Stafford  Lawrence  grocer,  cor  Caroline  and 

Fayette 
Stafford  Mrs.  M.  E.  308  Lexington 
Stafford  Nicholas,  carpenter,  197  Hamburg 
Stafford  Nicholas,  well  digger,  277  Forrest 
Stafford  Capt.  Wm.  J.  marmer,  159  s  Broad- 
way 
STAFFORD  WM.  florist,  n  e  cor  Cathedral 

and  Read 
Stager  John,  watchman,  55  Fawn 
Stagers  Joseph,  blacksmith,  40  Dewberry  al 
Stahl  Jacob,  piano  maker,  175  Lemmon 
Stahl  George,  sr.,  carpenter,  Frederick  av.,  nr 

city  limits 
Stahl  Jacob,  rag  dealer,  172  s  Durham 
Stahl  Walter,  police,  485  Saratoga 
Stahlberg   George,  cap  maker,  207  s  Charles 
Stahn  Mathias,  daguerreotypist,  89_^n  Gay, 

dw  56  French 
Staib  Henry,  bar  tender,  193  Lexington 
Staley  G.  R.  salesman,  Howard  house 
Stalfort  Frederick,  currier,  326  w  Pratt 
Stalfort  John,  currier,  C5  s  Paca 
Stalfort  Frederick  jr.,  currier,  54  s  Eutaw 
Stall    Benedict,  grocery,   cor  Jefferson   and 

Spring 
Stall  Mrs.  Isabella,  tailoress,  174  n  Fremont 
Stall    Wm.  commission    merchant.   County 

Wharf,  dw  278  e  Fayette 
Staller  Peter,  laborer,  355  Pennsylvania  av 
Stallings  Elizabeth,  61  n  Spring 
Stallings  John  W.  brickmaker,  301  Columbia 
Stallings  John,  brickmaker,  303  Columbia 
Stallings  John,  sawyer,  299  Columbia 
Stallings  Lewis,  police,  289  Columbia 
Stallings  Mrs.  Martha,  305  Columbia 
Stallings  Samuel,  jr.,  brickmaker,   303  Co- 
lumbia 
Stallings  Saml.  R.  bricklayer,  18 e  Monument 
Stallknecht  Adolph,  of  tobacco  warehouse  No. 

1,  308  e  Monument 
Stalmkamp  Frantz,  laborer,  89  McElderry's 

wharf 
Stalph  Julius,  factory  hand,  Frederick  road 

near  toll  gate 
St.  Anthony's  Orphan  Asylum,  Central  av, 

near  Eager 
St.  Alphonsus  Church,  (Roman  Catholic  Ger- 
man,) cor  Park  and  Saratoga 
St.   Alphonsus  Seminary,   (Roman  Catholic 

German,)  cor  Saratoga  and  Park 
St.  Alphonsus  Hall  and  German  school,  Sa- 
ratoga near  Park 
Stamm  George,  cigar  maker,  21  Harrison 
Stamm  John,  basket  maker,  167  e  Lombard 
Stammen  Edward  G.  carpenter,  50  e  Baltimore 
Stammer  Martin,  231  s  Bethel 
Stammers  Shepard,  agent.  Canton,  dw"326  e 

Pratt 
Stamp  Elizabeth,  tailoress,  74  s  Fremont 
Stamp  Peter,  laborer,  82  Granby 
Stamp  Wm.  W.  soldier,  124  G.  Hughes 
Stampe  Jacob,  mate,  185  s  Bond 
Standeford  Edward  P.  carpenter,  Francis  near 

Madison  la 
Standiford  Jacob,  lamp  lighter,  183  East 
Standiford  Philip,  carpenter,  24  Republican 


Stanford  Catherine,  30  East 

Stanford  Henry,  turnkey  Middle  District,  154 

Orleans 
Stanford  Thomas  H.  jr.,  clerk,  216  Saratoga 
Stanford  Thomas  H.  slioemaker,  216  Saratoga 
Stang  David,  cooper,  117  West 
Stang  Henry,  clothier,  320  w  Pratt,  dw  59  ■ 

Eutaw 
Stange  Earhart,  piano  maker,  143  Henrietta 
St.  Andrews  Church,  (Episcopal,)  High  n  of 

Lombard 
Stange  Engethert,  cabinet  m'kr,  143  Henrietta 
Stange  Eliza,  grocer,  143  Henrietta 
Stanger  John  L.  finisher,  54  Boyd 
Stangel  George,  grocery  and  liquor  store,  U  W 

cor  Canton  av  and  Bond 
Stanhagen  Wm.  machinist,  26  n  Oregon 
STANLEY  &  CO.  dealers  in  tin  plate  and 
metals  generally,  30  Light. —  [Set  p.  55 .4d- 
vertisements.] 
Stanley  Joseph,  tailor,  355  e  Lombard 
Stanley  John  P.  E.  (S.  &  Co.)  34  n  Charles 
Stanley  Oliver,  boiler  maker,  65  n  Amity 
Stanley  Wm.  D.  tanner,  355  Penna.  av 
STANLING  PETER  M.  butter  and  prOTis- 

ions,  80  Pfearl 
Stanly  Amanda  M.  matron  Baltimore  Orphan 

Asylum,  Strieker  near  Lexington 
Stansbury  Augustus  M.  cigar  maker,   417  e 

Fayette 
Stansbury  Augustus  M.  superintendent  lamps, 

195  n  Exeter 
Stansbury  Mrs.  Ann,  544  w  Fayette 
Stansbury  Daniel  R.  352  w  Lombard 
Stansbury  Daniel,  soldier,  417  e  Fayette 
Stansbury  Darius,  produce  and  commission 

merchant,  115  and  117  n  High,  dw  76 
Stansbury  Mrs.  E.  M.  192  w  Biddle 
Stansbury  Elizabeth,  131  e  Monument 
Stansbury  Col.  Elijah,  sr.,  427  n  Central  av 
Stansbury  George,  clerk,  22  George 
Stansbury  George,  shoemaker,  87  Pierce 
Stansbury  George,  clerk,  224  Franklin 
Stansbury  Jacob  H.  carpenter,  233  w  Biddle 
Stansbury  James,  clerk,  n  e  cor  Pratt  and  Gay 
Stansbury  James  E.  clothier,  83  Thames,  dw 

72  s  Broadway 
Stansbury  Jesse  A.  watchmaker,  98  Ross 
Stansbury  Jesse,  326  Aisquith 
Stansbury  John  S.  grocer  and  provision  dea- 
ler, 12  and  14  Penna.  av,  dw  192  Pearl 
STANSBURY  JOHN  T.  grocer,  s  e  cor  Bal- 
timore and  Calhoun 
Stansbury  John,  laborer,  236  Franklin 
Stansbury  Rev.  John  T.  857  w  Baltimore 
Stansbury  John,  381  e  Eager 
Stansbury  John  S.  collar  maker,  82  George 
Stansbury  John  S.  jr.,  192  Pearl 
Stansbury  Lemuel,  clerk,  131  e  Monument 
Stansbury  Levi,   second-hand   dealer,  208  s 

Charles 
Stansbury  Nathaniel,  collector,  122  e  Eager 
Stansbury  Robert,  grocery,  206  Mulberry 
Stansbury  Thos.,  Thompsonian  practitioner, 

165  n  Caroline 
Stansbury  Wm.  T.  printer,  83  n  Exeter 
Stansbury  Wm.  J.  carpenter,  233  w  Biddle 
Stansbury  Wm.  H.  carpenter,  127  s  Wolfe 
Stansbury  Wm.  bee  hive  tavern  and   wagon 

yard,  37  Penna.  av 
Stansbury  Wm.  247  Harford  av 
Stansbury  Wm.  ship  carpenter,  126  s   Wolfe 
Stansbury  Winifred,  seamstress,  111  Hillen 


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Stansfield  Mrs.  Elizabeth,  555  w  Baltimore 
Stanton- Catharine,  nurse,  22  Hillen 
Stanton  James,  restaurant,  37  w  Fayette 
Stanton  James,  laborer,  77  Lancaster 
Stanton  James,  bar  keeper  Lloyd's  hotel  cor 

President-st  and  Canton  av 
Stanton  John  T.  farmer,  96  e  Lombard 
Stanton  John,  laborer,  17  Guilford  al 
Stanton  Mrs.  Rebecca,  Mount  nr  Baltimore 
Stanton  Thomas,  grocer,  33  York 
Stapf  Anthony,  cooper,  67  Park 
Stapf  Geo.  shoemaker,  s  e  cor  Central  avand 

Jefferson 
Stapleford  Alfred  T.  bricklayer,  212  e  Fayette 
Stapleford  Winlock,  watchman,  98McElderry 
Stapleford  Joseph,  152  w  Biddle 
Staplefort  John  C.  commission  merchant,  92 

Light-st  whf.  dw  156  Hanover 
Staples  Rebecca,  dressmaker,  103  Penna.  av 
Stapleton  John,  laborer,  22  Block 
Stapleton  John,  milkman,  232  s  Paca 
Stapleton  Laertes  0.  police,  180  Columbia 
Stapleton  Mrs.  Marearet,   nurse,  15  w  Biddle 
Stapleton  Reginald  E.  9  n  Exeter 
Stapleton  Timothy,  laborer,  49  President 
Starckloif  August,  lithographer,  20  Conway 
Starck  Catharine,  washerwoman,  88  Granby 
Starer  Wm.  butcher,  291  e  Fayette 
Starer  Wm.  F.  butcher,  291  e  Fayette 
Stark  Hilarius  C.  straw  cutter,  463  Saratoga 
Stark  Simon,  clothier,  120  Mulberry 
Starke  Charles,  box  maker,  8  New  Church 
Starke  John  T.  pattern  maker,  469  w  Lombard 
Starke  Mary  W.  teacher,  459  w  Lombard 
Starke  Richard  W.  carpenter,  459  w  Lombard 
Starker  Geo.  321  Penna.  av 
Starker  John,  shoemaker,  57  s  Eutaw 
Starkey  E.  August,   cabinet  maker,   738  w 

Baltimore 
Starkey  James,   butcher,   22  Centre  Market, 

dw  554  e  Fayette 
Starkey  John,  cigar  maker,  80  Mulberry 
Starkey  John  G.  bookkeeper,  130  e  Pratt 
Starling  Elizabeth,  dressmaker,  89  Garden 
Starling  Emily,  dressmaker,  87  Garden 
Starling  Isabella,  dressmaker,  87  Garden 
Starling  Margaret,  dressmaker,  87  Garden 
Starnglenz  Louis,  clothier,  318  w  Pratt 
Starr  As:nes  C.  147  Chatsworth 
STARR  B.  F.  &  CO.  French  burr  mill  stones 

and  boltine:  cloths,   173  North  cor   Centre, 

dw  B.  F.  S.  112  n  Calvert 
Starr  Campbell  T.  clerk,  306  w  Lombard 
Starr  Edward  G.  collector  and  property  agent, 

689  Lexington 
Starr  Edward  V^.   clerk  B.  &  0.  R.  R.  258  w 

Lombard 
Starr  Francis,  machinist,  67  s  Oregon 
Starr  George,  huckster,  164  William 
Starr  Henry,  clerk,  689  Lexington 
Starr  Dr.  Hezekiah,  office  16  n  Liberty,  dw  165 

Hanover 
Starr  Hotel,  100   n    Front,  Capt.  Jos.    Starr, 

proprietor 
Starr  Capt.  Joseph,  propr.  Starr  hotel,  100  n 

Front 
Starr  James,  tinner,  163  Bank 
Starr  John,  gate  keeper,  Isttollgate  Frederick 

road 
Starr  John,  jr.  reporter,  74  Saratoga 
Starr  John  J.  clerk,  689  Lexington 
Starr  Laura  M.  130  w  Fayette 
Starr  Maria  F.  182  n  Calvert 


Starr  Robt.   tobacconist,  27  s  Calvert,  snuff 

mill,  Buren  nr  Falls,  dw  182  n  Calvert 
Starr  Saml.  W.  305  w  Lombard 
Starr  Wesley,  258  w  Lombard 
Starr  Wm.  T.  tinner,  27  s  Republican 
Start  Benj.  H.  officer  at  penitentiary,  dw  23S 

n  Central  av 
Start  Benj.  H.  jr.  soldier,  232  n  Central  av 
Start  &  Delia,  coal  and  wood,  Hughes  quay, 

dw  Sol.  R.  S.  193  Hanover 
Start  James,  shoemaker,  140  Harford  av 
Start  James,  carpenter,  e  Madison  nr  Cjiro- 

line 
Startzman  Abraham,  tanner,  110  s  Central  av 
STARTZMAN  DAVID,  leather,  cor  Lom- 
bard and  Calvert,  dw  561  Lexington 
STARTZMAN  J.  &  L.  hide  and  leather,  54 

s  Calvert 
Startzman  John,  (J.  &  L.  S.)  170  Park 
Startzman   Luther,  (J.  &  L.  S.)  19  Lexing- 
ton 
Startzman  Mrs.  Mary  Ann,  16  s  Gay 
Stassfort  Lewis,  shoemaker,  21  s  Liberty- 
State  Wharfinger's  office,  cor  Wall  and  Du- 

gan  's  wharf 
Staude  Julius,  cigar  maker,  235  e  Pratt 
Staudt   Charles,  stove  and   tin   store,  95  Or- 
leans 
Stauf  Ernest,  tailor,  72  e  Lombard 
Stauf  Fredk.  tailor,  87  n  Exeter 
Stauf  Fredk.  (Francis  L.  Hilberg  &  Co.)  87 

n  Exeter 
Stauf  Henry,  tailor,  72  e  Lombard 
STAUF  HENRY,  merchant  tailor,  45  w  Bal- 
timore 
StaufTer  Daniel   C.   painter,  197  n  Central  ay 
Stauffer  Geo.  W.  police,  144  Scott 
Stauffer  Geo.  W.  jr.  sliip  joiner,  152  Scott 
Staum  Geo.  huckster,  180  s  Eutaw 
Staum  John  &  Co.  fruit  packers,  and  dealers 
in  potatoes,  apples,  &c.  99  Light-st.  wharf, 
dw  J.  S.  65  Lee 
Stautcr  Mrs.  Susanna,  98  Lexington 
Siaylor  Andrew  J.  butcher,  7  Centre    and  38 

Belair  markets,  dw  35  Greenmount  av 
Staylor  Andrew  J.  machinist,  21  Buren 
Staylor  Geo.  W.  butcher,  148  e  Eager 
Staylor  H.  M.  hardware,  95  Harrison 
Staylor   Henry,  jr.  hardware,  95  Harrison, 

dw  Broadway  n  of  McElderry 
Staylor  John,  butcher,  63  Centre  and  73  Han- 
over markets,  dw  151  Greenmount  av 
Staylor  John  J.    carpenter,  191   n   High,  dw 

155  Saratoga 
Staylor  John,  rope  maker,  124  West 
Staylor  John,  shoemaker,  48  French 
Staylor  Mark,  machinist,  48  French 
Staylor  Philip  J.   butcher,  60  Centre  and  95 

Belair  markets,  dw  172  Ensor 
Staylor  Philip  A.  bricklayer,  122  West 
Staylor  Vincent,  clerk,  Broadway  n  of  McEl- 
derry 
Staylor  Wm.  salesman,  43  French  • 
Steadman   Mrs.   Adeline   S.    doctress,  31   n 

Eden 
Steadman  H.  B.  clerk  City  Pass.  R.  R.  193  e 

Pratt 
Stealine  Chas.  butcher,  76  n  Caroline 
Stearburger   Philip,  cigar  maker,  9  Plowman 
Stearn  Mrs.  Margaret,  114  Holiins 
Stearn  Paul,  cigar  maker,  114  Holiins 
Stearns  Geo.  20  s  Calvert,  dw   cor  Madison 
and  Orchard 


WM.  P.  WEBB,  Marine,  Fire  and  Life  Insurance  Agent  and  Broker.     Agent 
Btiieiit  Life  Insurance  Co.,  IVevi^ark.  N.  J.,"  89  Second  Street. 


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Stearns  Geo.  bookkeeper,  179  w  Madison 
Stebbins   Wallace,  machinist,   317  w   Lom- 
bard 
Stebiiey  John,  laborer,  8  Webster  row 
Stechele  Peter,  marble  worker,  94  s  Central 

av 
Steck  Chas,  A.  blacksmith,  s  w  cor   Orleans 

and  Broadway 
Steck  Lewis,  blacksmith,  108  Greenmount  av 

gtedder ,  laborer,  48  Albemarle 

Steder  Folken,  laborer,  47  President 
Steeger  Chas.  tailor,  7  New 
Steek  Chas.  soldier,  228  Canton  av 
Steekel  Adam,  tavern,  74  s  Charles 
Steel  Ann,  22.5  Garden 
Steele  A.  J.  125  Garden 

Steele  I.  Nevett,  (S.  &  Tagart,)  259  w  Madi- 
son 
Steele  Jas.  W.  shoemaker,  38  Warner 
St^le  Jas.  M.  farmer,  91  e  Pratt 
Steele  John,  puddler,  195  s  Castle  al 
Steele  Mrs.  Maria,  518  w  Fayette 
Steele  Mrs.  Mary  Ann,  watch  and  clock  store, 

8  w  Lombard 
Steele  Robt.  laborer,  11  Callendar 
Steele  Saml.  soldier,  203  Rollins 
STEELE  &  TAGART,  attorneys,  82  w  Fay- 
ette 
Steen  Geo.  W.  milkman,  9  Spring  ct 
Steen  Jas.  H.  milkman,  9  Spring  ct 
Steen  Saml.  I.  milkman,  9  Spring  ct 
Steen  Mrs.  Sarah  E.  boarding,  23  n  Calvert 
Steer  Francis,  62  Chew 
Steer  Wm.   butcher,  25  and  27  Fells   Point 

market,  dw  291  e  Fayette 
Steever  Edmund  W.  clerk  Ericsson  line  steam- 
boats, 14  n  Fremont 
Steever  Hamilton,  tavern,  Philad.  road,  near 

city  limits 
Steever    Hamlet,  livery    stables,  90   McEl- 

derry 
Steife  Daniel,  painter,  404  Lexington 
Steflfe  Geo.  carpenter,  243  Peirce 
Steffe  Lewis,  carpenter,  43  n  Amity,  dw  11  n 

Fremont 
Steger  Louis,  currier,  197  n  Caroline 
Stegman  Fredk.  cigar  store,  232  Hanover 
Stehl  Henry,  tavern,  193  Lexington 
Stehl  John,  apothecary,  31  n  Eutaw 
Stehl  Justus,  German  apothecary,  240  n  Gay 
Stehli  Anthony,  shoe  findings  and  leather,  27 

Harrison 
Steibel  Francis,  jeweler,  49  Hanover 
STEIBEL  GEO.  H.  watchmaker  and  jeweler, 

49  Hanover 
Steible  Geo.  piano  maker,  94  Raborg 
Steible  Geo.  grocer,  378Penna.  av 
Steible  Jacob,  grocer,  81  Aisquith 
Steibler  Geo.  musician,  8  n  Exeter 
Steichmeier  John,  laborer,  134  Lancaster 
Steide  Ignatz,  harness  maker,  69  Portland 
Steidel  Harman,  painter,  64  Penna.  av 
Steidel  Herman,  painter,  151  Ross 
Steigelman   Abraham,  porter  Bank    of  Com- 
merce, dw  176  Central  av 
Steiger  Elizabeth,  dry  goods,  488   Penna.  av 
Steiger  Susan,  127  e  Monument 
Steigers  Eleanora,  teacher,  38  George 
Steigerwald  Henry,  second-hand   dealer,  255 

Hollins 
Steigerwald  John  C.  tinner,  265  s  Ann 
Steigerwald  Meyer,  brick  maker,  terminus  of 
Light,  dw  245  e  Baltimore 


Steigleman  Abram,  porter,  179   n  Central  &r 
Seigleman  Columbus,  carpenter,  153  n  Cen- 
tral av 
Steigleman  Jeff,  bricklayer,  267  n  Eden 
Steilling  Mrs.  Mary,  84  Park 
Steim  Henry,  liquors,  54  Preston 
Sieiman  Wm.  tobacconist,  237  s  Ann 
Steimbach  Geo.  cabinet  maker,  57  James  al 
Stein  Adam,  organ  builder,  26  e  Lombard 
Stein  Brothers,  clothiers,  295  w  Baltimore 
Stein  Caspar,  butcher,  72  Belair  Market,  dw 

Baltimore  co 
Stein  Charles,  tailor,  66  s  High 
Stein  Chas.  laborer,  4  Gould  la 
STEIN  E.  A.  bar  iron,  99  w  Lombard,  dw  13 

n  Exeter 
Stein  Frederika,  90  e  Lombard 
Stein  Fritz,  piano  maker,  94  Raborg 
Stein  Geo.  blacksmith,  17  Baker's  ct 
Stein  Geo.  baker,  48  s  Central  av 
Stein  Geo.  D.  butcher,  20  Centre,  26  Lexing- 
ton, and  12  Hanover  markets,  dw  Green- 
mount  av  near  Cemetery 
Stein  Henry,  liquors,  206  Hollins 
Stein  Henry,  coal  oil,  35  Bank 
Stein  Jacob,  tailor,  222  s  Paca 
Stein  John,  furniture  dealer,  233  e  Lombard 
Stein  John   H.   boot  and  shoe  findings,   19  - 

Penna.  av 
Stein  John,  tailor,  1  Mullikin 
Stein  John,  laborer,  137  s  Exeter 
Stein  John,  shoemaker,  275  Canton  av 
Stein  Meyer,  (S.  Bros.)  72  n  Paca 
Stein  Michael,  laborer,  20  Booth 
Stein  Nicholas,   oil   and   lamp   dealer,   258  e 

Pratt,  dw  121  Gough 
Stein  Samuel,  (S.  Bros.)  336  Lexington 
Stein  Sophia,  197  Cathedral 
Steinbach  Christian,  saddles  and  harness,  344 

w  Pratt 
Steinbach  Geo.  laborer,  60  Aliceanna 
Steinbach  G.   P.  fancy  goods  and  notions,  79 

w  lialtimore,  dw  56  s  Bond 
Steinbach  Gotleib,  tailor,  259  s  Bond 
Steinbach  Gustav,  cravat  maker.  111  n   Cen- 
tral av 
Steinback  Frederick,  silk  weaver,  114  n  Cen- 
tral av 
Steinberg  Jacob,  clothier,  240  Aliceanna 
Steinbrinck  Frederick,  carter,  350  William 
Steinburger  Adam,  laborer,  109  n  Bethel 
Steinburger  Jacob,  cigar  maker,  80  Orleans 
Steiner  Charles,  machinist,  54  Orleans 
Steiner  David  C.  293  Hollins 
Steiner  Mrs.  Elizabeth,  247  w  Lombard 
Steiner  Frederick  B.  (Dix  &  S.)  17  Penn 
Steiner  Jacob,  (S.  Bros.  &  Co.)  26  n  Paca. 
Steiner  John,  plasterer,  23  French 
Steiner  John,  laborer,  151  s  Spring 
Steiner  John  M.  pickler,  132  West 
Steiner  John,  cooper,  201  Frederick  road 
Steiner  Joseph,  milk,  294 e  Madison 
Steiner  Mattes,  43  Harrison 
Steiner  Michael,  fireman,  131  West 
Steiner  Moses,  (S.  Bros.  &  Co.)  50  n  Liberty 
Steiner  Otto,  clerk  P.  0.  34  s  Sharp 
Steiner  Wm.  baker,  207  Chesnut 
Steinford  August,  cooper,  220  Conway,   dw 

162  Burgundy  al 
Steinhauser  Henry,  stone  cutter,  303  e  Madi- 
son 
Steinhoffer  Louis,  apothecary,  73  Hanover  • 
Steinkamp  Franz,  tailor,  60  King  


jr.   HEIVRY   GIESE,   Commission   JlercHaiit.    for   tl.e   sale    of  Flour,  Grain,  Seeds,  &e. 
Roseudale  Cement  and  Calcined  Plaster  constantly  on  hand,  HI  Spear's  Wharf. 


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Steinkamp  Herman,  tailor,  60  King 
Steinkamp  John,  laborer,  79  Orleana 
Steiiikamp  Joseph,  cooper,  18  Knox  al 
Steinmetz  Andrew,  laborer,  309  s  Bond 
Steinmcyer  John,  shoemaker,  289  Jefferson 
Steinrook  George,  shoemaker,  52  Albemarle 
Steinwcg  Jacob,  porter,  242  s  Sharp 
Stelbing  Francis,  fireman,  23  Albemarle 
Stellman  Mrs.  Frances,  285  n  Howard 
STELLMANN,  HINRICHS  &  CO.  import- 
ers of  hosiery  and  small  wares,  21  Hanover 
Stellmann  John,  (S.,  Hinrichs  &  Co.,)  264 

Lexington 
Stellnight  Adolph,  tobacconist,  308  e  Monu- 
ment 
Stelmeyer  John,  grocery,  cor  Eager  and  Ster- 

ling 
Stembler  George  W.  bootmaker,  130  s  Repub- 
lican 
Stenibler  John  A.  shoemaker,  6  Pearl 
Stembler  Jno.  V.  shoemaker,  806  w  Baltimore 
Stembler  Nicholas,  shoemaker,  497  w  Balti- 
more 
Stembler  Wm.  H.  shoemaker,  915  w  Pratt 
Stempel  Julius,  tobacconist,  s  e  cor  Fayette 
'  and  Holiday,  dw  115  Albemarle 
Stempel  M.  Geo.  cigar  maker,  115  Albemarle 
Stenga  Wm.  shoemaker,  448  Saratoga 
■  Stengel  Francis,  shoemaker,  216  s  Bond 
Stengel  Frederich,  butcher,  38  Belair  market, 

dw  233  Frederick  av 
Stengel  George,  grocery,  207  Eastern  av 
Stengel  John,  76  e  Lombard 
Stengel  John,  barber,  37  Centre  Market  sp 
Stengel  Joseph,  laborer,  224  n  Dallas 
Stengel  Leonard,  tailor,  Wolfe  near  Pratt 
Stengel  Michael,  laborer,  99  s  Chapel 
Stenger  Christopher,  shoemaker,  65  Bank 
Stengmeier  John,  cupper  and  leecher,  83  East- 
ern av 
Stensfield  Jane,  136  s  Central  av 
Stenson  Dr.  J.  F.  (J.  H.  Perkins  &  Co.)  88 

w  Centre 
Stentz  Nicholas,  carpenter,  199  Hamburg 
Stephan  Henry,  blacksmith,  397  s  Charles 
Stephan  Jno.  shoemaker,  over  47  Centre  Mar- 
ket space 
Stephens  Mrs.  Elizabeth,  132  s  Sharp 
Stephens  Henry,  U.  S.  A.,  Harmony  la 
Stephens  James  M.  surveyor,  106  Walsh 
Stephens  James  H.  engineer,  335  Cathedral 
Stephens  Jno.  A.  (Jno.  A.  S.  &  Bro.)  90  Barre 
Stephens  Jno.  A.  &  Bro.  grocers  and  com.  mer- 
chants, 92  Light-st  whf 
Stephens  John  W.  clerk,  90  Barre 
Stephens  John,  laborer,  Clinton  near  Boston 
Stephens  Joseph,  50  n  Central  av 
Stephens  Sam 'I  R.  (John  A.  S.  &  Bro.)  42 

Lexington 
Stephens  Thomas  M.  printer,  132  s  Sharp 
Stephens   Upton  H.  (Devries,  S.  &  Co.)  221 

Garden 
Stephenson  Joseph  B.  flour  dealer  and  propri- 
etor Union  Hotel,  s  e  cor  Bond  and  Thames, 
dw  122  s  Bond 
Stephenson  Thomas  J.  conveyancer  and  ac- 
countant, 100  e  Monument 
Stent  J.  W.  carpenter,  160  Garden 
Sterch  Caspar,  laborer,  86  Towson 
Sterch  Christina,  86  Tow.son 
Sterline  George,  beer  brewer,  79  Bank 
Sterling  Mrs.  Catherine,  79  Washington,  F.  H 
Sterr  Paul,  laborer,  266  Aliceanna 


Sterling  Samuel,  laborer,  173  Hoffman 

Stern  Ansclm,  fancy  goods,  44  Hill 

Stern  Bernard,  (Wiesenfeld  &  Co.)  109  e  Bal* 

timore 
Stern  Charles,  paper  carrier,  365  Saratoga 
Siern  David,  (Hess  &  S.)  116  3  Sharp 
Stern  Mrs.  D.  millinery,  29).^  n  Howard 
Stern  Ferdinand,  tailor,  128  s  Durham 
Stern  Henry,  second  hand  furniture,  63  Robs 
Stern  Henry,  dry  goods,  200  Aisquith 
Stern  Jeanette,  seamstress,  417  Saratoga 
Stern'Josiah,  clothier,  209  Light 
Stern  Levi,  clerk,  225  Lexington 
Stern  M.  315  Aliceanna 
Stern  Morris,  dry  goods,  114  William 
Stern  Philip,  tailor,  148  Forrest 
Stern  Simon,  dry  goods,  192  a  Broadway 
Stern  Wm.  second  hand  dealer,  300  s  Bond 
Sterne  Henry,  dry  goods,  cor  Madison  and 

Aisquith 
Sterner  Alexander,  tailor,  100  s  Wolfe 
Sterner  Francis,  tailor,  100  s  Wolfe 
Sterner  John,  turner,  146  French 
Sternheimer  Jacob,  horse  dealer,  145  s  Paca 
Sterrett  Joseph,  76  Saratoga 
Sterrick  John,  tailor,  61  Harrison 
Sterquel  Eliza  A.  grocery,  63  Buren 
Sterquel  John,  boiler  maker,  63  Buren 
Stesch  Juliui^,  tavern,  483  w  Baltimore 
Stetter  Wm.  60  Stiles 

Stetzenbach  Henry,  cabinet  maker,  130  s  Paca 
Steuart  Alexander  S.,  City  Collector's  office, 

124  Granby 
Steuart  Alexander,  clerk,  102  Granby 
Steuart  Charles  B.  ball  maker,  165  s  Wolfe 
Steuart  Edward,  clerk,  306  Lexington 
Steuart  Edwin  H.  grocer,  13  Centre  Market 

space,  dw  84  s  Exeter 
STEUART  GEN.  GEO.  A..  Franklin,  betw. 

Gilmor  and  Fulton 
Steuart  George,  laborer,  6  Barney 
Steuart  &  Duns,  stone  cutters,  18  w  Pratt 
Steuart  James  L.  (S.  &  Duns,)  102  Granby 
Steuart  Dr.  James  H.,  Gilmor  n  of  Franklin 
Steuart  Dr.  James  A.  50  Saratoga 
Steuart  John,  hackman,  199  Saratoga 
Steuart  Levin,  mariner,  9  Poultney 
Steuart  Robert,  carpenter,  23  Concord 
Steuart  Mrs.  Sidney,  122  Granby 
Steuart  Thos.  E.,  Gilmor  n  of  Franklin 
STEUART   WM.   H.  office   Kerr's  wharf, 

dw  86  e  Baltimore 
Steuart  Wm.  J.   attorney,  31  St.  Paul,  dw 

Gilmor  n  of  Franklin 
Steubenrauch   Charles,  jeweler,  over    114  w 

Baltimoi;e,  dw  24  e  Lombard 
Steudle  John  F.  tailor,  137  Light 
Stevani  Fredericka,  Van  Buren,  near  Gorsuch 

av.  Homestead 
Steven  August,  shoemaker,  133  Stirling 
Stevens  Charles  P.  (S.  S.  S.  &  Son,)  48  n 

Front 
Stevens  Charles,  sutler,  287  Hollins 
Stevens  Charlotte,  136  St.  Paul 
Stevens  Christian,  218  w  Pratt 
STEVENS   DAVID,  Jr.,   gaiter  and   shoe 

upper  manufacturer,  22  Water,  up  stairs, 

dw  111  Conway 
Stevens   David,  sr.,  gaiter  fitter.  111  Conway 
Stevens  Daniel  G.  clerk.  Garden  near  Lanvale 
Stevens  Eliza  C.  125  MuUikin 
Stevens  F.  G.  police,  28  s  Sharp 
Stevens  Mrs.  Fanny,  155  Montgomery 


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Stevens  George  G.,  City  Collector's  office, 

3  s  Broadway 
STEVENS  GEO.  0.  manufacturer  and  dealer 
in  doors,  sashes,  and  blinds,  47  w  Pratt,  dw 
Garden  between  Lanvalo  and  Townsend 
Stevens  Henry,  soldier,  62  s  Republican 
Stevens  Henry,  bacon,  138  n  Central  av 
Stevens  James  T.  mariner,  24  Henrietta 
Stevens  James,  engineer,  329  Cathedral 
Stevens  James,  blacksmith,  37  Jefferson 
Stevens  James  W.  engineer,  281  s  Sharp 
Stevens  John,  tailor,  75  n  Bond 
Stevens  Capt.  John  E.  55  s  Eden 
Stevens  John  H.  shoemaker,  139  w  Fayette 
Stevens  John  A.  photographer,  23  n  Gay 
Stevens  John,  coachmaker,  169  n  Exeter 
Stevens  John  T.  boiler  maker,  142  L.  Greene 
Stevens  Capt.  John  W.  115  Hamburg 
Stevens  John  S.  shoemaker,  95  n  Eden 
Stevens  Joseph,  saddler.  North  near  Lexing- 
ton, dw  375  w  Fayette 
Stevens  Joseph  R.  printer,  155  Montgomery 
Stevens  Levering  soldier,  32  s  Republican 
Stevens  Martha  M.  boarding,  123  n  Gay 
Stevens  Patrick,  laborer,  75  Hull 
Stevens  P.  mariner,  269  s  Wolfe 
Stevens  Robert,  carpenter,  562  w  Lombard 
Stevens  S.  S.  (S.  S.  S.  &  Son,)  192  n  Calvert 
STEVENS  S.  S.  &   SON,  steam  furniture 

works,  6  Low 
Stevens  Sarah,  laundress,  16  Green  ct 
Stevens  Sarah,  laundress,  59  L.  Hughes 
Stevens  Samuel,  ship  carpenter,  260  e  Fay- 
ette 
Stevens  S.  A.  (S.  S.  S.  &  Son,)  n  e  cor  Caro- 
line and  Biddle 
Stevens  Thomas,  soldier,  125  Mullikin 
Stevens  Wm.  (Goodwin  &  S.)  68  Block 
Stevens  William  H.  coachmaker,  513^^  North, 

dw  120  Pine 
Stevenson  George,  carpenter,  125  n  Eden 
Stevenson  Henry  S.  clerk,  67  w  Second 
Stevenson   Henry,   property  agent  and   col- 
lector, 67  w  Second 
Stevenson  Dr.  James  S.  134  n  Exeter 
Stevenson  Dr.  John  M.  134  n  Exeter 
Stevenson  John,  laborer,  40  Chew 
Stevenson  J.  M.  sr.,  124  w  Biddle 
Stevenson  J.  M.  jr.,  (Reynolds,  Smith  &  Co.) 

226  w  Madison 
Stevenson  James,  clerk,  29  n  Pine 
Stevenson  Margaret,  young  ladies'  school,  29 

n  Pine 
Stevenson  Mary,  teacher,  29  n  Pine 
Stevenson  Robert,  chair  maker,  2  e  Lombard, 

dw  109  s  Caroline 
Stevenson  Stephen,  confectionery,  184  e  Mon- 
ument 
STEEVER  LAFAYETTE,  restaurant,  134 

Saratoga 
STEVENSON  Rev.  WESLEY,  real  estate 

agent,  3  Law  buildings,  dw  164  n  Eutaw 
Stevenson  Wm,  laborer,  7  Chew 
Stevenson  Wm.  H.  124  w  Biddle 
Stevenson  Wm.  H.  shoemaker,  14  Laurel 
Stevenson  Wm.  W.  clerk,  129  s  Paca 
Steward  Charles,  grainer,  106  Preston 
Steward  Samuel,  huckster,  235  s  Paca 
Stewart  Alfred,  clerk,  cor  Howard  and  King 
Stewart  Alexander,  tailor,  75  Richmond 
Stewart  Alexander,  shoemaker,  68  e  Fayette 
Stewart  Mrs.  Allerin,  332  Mulberry 
Stewart  Arthur,  laborer,  6  Haw 


Stewart  Andrew  J.  rhip  carpenter, 218  e  Lom- 
bard 
STEWART  AUGUSTA  E.  proprietress  Cal- 
vert stables,  Calvert  opp.  City  spring,  dw 
63  n  Calvert.     [See  page  17  Advertisements] 
Stewart  Mrs.  Caroline,  253  Mulberry 
Stewart  Catherine,  97  n  Front 
STEWART  CHARLES,  furniture    dealer, 

341^  n  HotVard,  dw  98  Orleans 
Stewart  Charles,  clerk,  208  Saratoga 
Stewart  Charles  J.  printer,  21  Orleans 
Stewart  Charles,  laborer,  181  Hollins 
Stewart  Charles  M.  huckster,  5  McHenry 
Stewart  Charles  H.  painter,  139  s  Fremont 
STEWART  C.  MORTON,  commission  mer- 
chant, 52  s  Gay,  dw  222  s  Charles 
Stewart  Columbus  J.  bell   hanger,  locksmith 
and  hardware,  3  s  Liberty,  dw  21  s  Fremont 
Stewart  Edward  D.  clerk,  139  s  Fremont 
Stewart  Edw.  V.  (S.  &  Gardner,)  36  Franklin 
Stewart  Mrs.  Ellen,  178  Franklin 
Stewart  Elizabeth,  349  Light 
Stewart  Fisher  M.  178  Franklin 
Stewart  Francis,  livery  stables,  63  n  Calvert, 

dw  Charles-st  av  north  of  Northern  av 
Stewart  George  F.  bell  hanger,  677  Lexington 
Stewart  Geo.  F.  bell  hanger,  114  L.  Greene 
Stewart  George  H.  machinist,  482  Franklin 
Stewart  George  W.  clerk,  214  n  Eutaw 
Stewart  George  W.  clerk,  139  s  Fremont 
Stewart  Henry  W.  cop.  smith,  139  e  Lombard 
Stewart  Jackson,  printer,  20  Holland 
Stewart  J.  M.  house  furnishing  goods,  246  n 

Gay 
Stewart  James,  tailor,  292  n  Howard 
Stewart  James,  239  w  Fayette 
STEWART  JAMES  YD.  analytical  chem- 
ist and  apothecary,  s  e  corner  Hanover  and 
Camden 
Stewart  James  S.  clerk,  196  Mulberry 
Stewart  James,  stone  mason,  184  e  Madison 
Stewart  James,  porter  Eutaw  House 
Stewart  James,  carpenter,  253  Mulberry 
Stewart  James,  salesman,  239  w  Fayette 
Stewart  John  F.  machinist,  442  Walsh 
Stewart  John,  446  Penna  av 
Stewart  John,  milkman,  cor  Poppleton  and 

Mulberry 
STEWART   JOHN   p.   livery    stable.  111 

Lexington,  dw  adjoining 
STEWART  JOHN  A.  locksmith  and  bel^ 

hanger,  65  Saratoga,  dw  677  Lexington 
Stewart  John,  stone  cutter,  Biddle  near  Eden 
STEWART  JOHN  attorney,  33  St.  Paul,  dw 

34  Mount  Vernon  place 
Stewart  John,  stove  worker,  120  Burgundy  al 
Stewart  John,  milkman,  238  s  Paca 
Stewart  John,  cigar  maker,  138  Jefferson 
Stewart  John  M.  cigar  maker,  138  Jefferson 
Stewart  John,  laborer,  9  Union  al 
Stewart  Joseph  B.  painter,  195  Barre 
Stewart  Joseph,  carver,  332  Mulberry 
Stewart  Joseph  J.  193  Aisquith 
Stewart  Joseph  B.  groceries,  flour  and  feed,  a 

e  cor  Fremont  and  Paca 
Stewart  Joseph  S.  bell  hanger,  5  Parkin 
STEWART  JOSEPH  W.  stoves,  369  w  Bal- 

timore,  dw  118  e  Fayette 
Stewart    Lemuel,    huckster,    Fremont   near 

Penna  av 
Stewart  Lewis  H.  moulder,  246  e  Lombard 
Stewart  Mrs.  Marietta,  seamstress,  57  Port- 
land 


■WM.  P.  WEBB,  Marine,  Fire  and  Ufe  Insurance  Agent  and  Broker.    Agent 
Benefit  lilfe  Insurance  Co.,  Newarlt,  N.  J.,"  89  Second  Street. 


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Stewart  Mrs.  Mary  E.  195  s  Paca 
Stewart  Mary  178  Franklin 
Stewart  Mary,  dairy,  98  Orleans 
Stewart  Robert,  machinist,  134  Dolphin 
Stewart  Robert,  clerk,  29  McElderry 
Stewart  Samuel,  cigar  maker,  cor  Chase  and 

Central  av 
Stewart  Samuel  B.  prof,  of  music,  20  Holland 
Stewart  Mrs  Sarah,  295  Light 
Stewart  Dr.  Thomas,  dentist,  19  e  Fayette 
Stewart  Wm.  tobacconist,  90  Camden,  dw  138 

Jefterson 
STEWART  WM.  A.  attorney ,  53  w  Fayette, 

dw  193  Aisquith 
Stewart  Wm.  proprietor,  Fairview  Inn,  Fred- 
erick road,  near  Loudon  Park  Cemetery 
Stewart  Lieut.  Wm.,  U.  S.  A.  136  Columbia 
Stewart  Wm.  J.  tailor,  69  McHenry 
Stewart  Wm.  N  pressman,  23  MuUikin 
Stewart  Wm.  H.  laborer,  200  West  Falls  av 
Stewart  Wm.  H.  (Rice,  Chase  &  Co.)  10  and 

12  German 
Stewart  Wm.  carpenter,  82  n  Caroline 
Stewart  Wm.  butcher,  132  Raborg 
St.   Ignatius'   Church,   s  w  cor  Calvert  and 

Madison 
Stibel  George,  piano  maker,  94  Raborg 
Stick  Martha,  233  w  Biddle, 
Stickler  Wm.  cigar  maker,  39  Bank 
STICKNEY   &  CO.  commission  merchants 
for  iron,  coal,  nails,  &c.,  and  proprietors  of 
Lazaretto  Furnace,  Canton,  office,  57  Ex- 
change place. 
Stickney  J.  Henry,  (S.  &  Co.)   44  Mount 

Vernon  place 
Sticktenoth  Wm.  tailor,  260  s  Sharp 
Stidman  John,  wire  worker,  41  n  Fremont 
Stidman  John  F.  soldier,  31  n  Fremont 
Stiebel  Isaac,  salesman,  48  Portland 
Stieble  M-  grocer,  222  s  Broadway 
Stiebler  Charles,  musician,  8  n  Exeter 
Stiefel  Edward  W.  (S.  &  Sliefel,)  Frederick 

road  near  Fairview  Inn 
Stiefel  Julius,  (Harzberg  &  S.)  144  a  Charles 
Stieff  Charles  M.  manufacturer  piano  fortes, 
103,  105  and  107  Frankhn,  and  7  n  Liberty, 
dw  24  Pearl 
Stieff  Charles,  clerk,  24  Pearl 
Stieff  F.  G.  clerk,  24  Pearl 
Stieff  John  L.  299  w  Fayette 
Stieff  Michael  C.  professor  music,  24  Pearl 
Stienberg  M.  rag  dealer,  80  Orleaii* 
Stier  Hannah  M.  tavern,  11  Ellicott 
Stier  Upton  S.  H.  pattern  maker,  3  Sterrett 
Stier  Wm.  H.  hay  inspector,  16  n  Poppleton 
Stiernhiemer  Frest,  26  Columbia 
Stiger  Mrs.  Ann,  boarding,  253  HoUins 
Stiger  John,  cooper,  74  Holland 
Stiger  Wm.  soldier,  74  Holland 
Stigman  Augustus,  cigar  maker,  250  s  Sharp 
Stiles  Miss  Emory,  92  Park 
Stiles  Miss  Hester,  92  Park 
Stilley  Andrew,  bricklayer,  22  Bank 
Stilley  Harvey,  provision  dealer,  22  Bank 
Slilley  Henry,  laborer,  286  s  Ann 
Stilley  Wm.  ship  joiner,  22  Bank 
Stiltz  Daniel  R.  artist,  3  HoUins 
Stiltz  Jared  M.  millwright,  84  Hoffman 
Stimix  Isaac,  soldier,  187  Preston 
Stimlcr  George,  cooper,  604  Light 
Stimmel  Mrs.  Henrietta,  17  e  Fayette 
Stimpson  James  H.  (S.  &  Neilson,)  293  w 
Fayette 


STIMPSON  &  NEILSON,  proprietors  chem- 
ical works,  s  side  of  Basin,  office  370  w  Bal- 
timore 
Stinchcomb  Charles,  clerk,  44  w  Biddle 
Stinchcomb  Geo.  W.  carpenter,  144  n  Calvert, 

dw  198  Madison  av 
Stinchcomb  James  H.  blacksmith,  525  rr  Bal- 
timore 
Stinchcomb    James,  sheet  Iron  worker,  554 

Baltimore 
Stinchcomb  John  A.  upholsterer,  154  Barrt 
Stinchcomb  John  D.  police,  367  w  Lombard 
Stinchcomb  John  N.  salesman,  44  w  Biddle 
Stinchcomb  Joseph  M.  copyist,  44  w  Biddle 
Stinchcomb  Joshua,  hardware,  297  n  Howard 
Stinchcomb  Mrs.  Rebecca,  44  w  Biddle 
Stinchcomb  Mrs.  Susan,  198  Madison  av 
Stinchcomb  Thomas,  mariner,  151  s  Regester 
STINE  BENJAMIN,  clothing  house,  73  w 
Baltimore,  dw  60  s  Sharp. — [Seep.  43  Mver- 
tisements.] 
Stine  Caspar,  butcher,  Washington  nr.  Har- 
rison, Homestead 
Stine  Catherine,  332  Saratoga 
Stine  Catherine,  290  Eastern  av 
Stine  Catherine,  variety  store,  609  Penna  av 
Stine  C.  Edwin,  bookkeeper,  60  s  Sharp 
Stine  Christopher,  209  Ross 
Stine  Edward,  saddler,  331  n  Gay 
Stine  George,  ladies'  shoemaker,  17  Orleans 
Stine  Hannah,  27  Union 
Stine  Henry,  carpenter,  184  s  Bond 
Stine  Jacob,  butcher,  16  Hampstead 
Stine  John  K.  grocer,  1  Hoffman 
STINE  JOSEPH,  merchant  tailor,  144  w  Bal- 
timore, dw  127  German 
Stine  J.  R.  &  Co.  produce  commission  mer- 
chants, 126  North 
Stine  J.  R.  (J.  R.  S.  &  Co.)  126  North 
Stine  Leopold,  hatter,  8  Holland 
Stine  Mrs.  Mary,  20  May 
Stine  Mary  Ann,  grocery,  87  Greenmount  ay 
Stine  Mrs.  Mary  V.  tailoress,  386  Hanover 
Stine  Meyer,  clothier,  72  n  Paca 
Stine  Moses,  shoemaker,  7  n  Spring 
Stine  Nicholas  M.  master  stevedore,  290  East- 
ern av 
STINE  N.  H.  clothier,  n  w  cor  Howard  and 

Saratoga 
Stine  Peter,  cigar  maker,  187  Montgomery 
Stine  Philip,  basket  maker,  609  Penna  av 
Stine  Rudolph,  furniture,  290  s  Charles 
Stine  Capt.  Samuel,  mariner,  462  Canton  av 
Stine  Thomas,  tailor,  127  German 
Stine  Wm.  322  Saratoga 
Stine  Wm.  commission  merchant,  162  North, 

dw  332  Saratoga 
Stinea  John,  second-hand  furniture,  s  e  corner 

Lombard  and  Bethel 
Stiner  Mrs.  Bridget,  4  Gough 
Sliner  George  F.  laborer,  150  German 
Stiner  Henry,  blacksmith,  64  s  Oregon 
Stiner  Mrs.  Malvina,  448  w  Lombard 
Stiner  Otto,  clerk  Post  Office,  34  s  Sharp 
Stinger  Jacob,  laborer,  13  Fountain 
Stinner  John,  restaurant,  83  ?»lulberry 
Stinson  Richard,  boot  maker,  4  Holiday 
Stinson  Dr.  Wm.  H.  dentist,  43  Hanover 
Stintz  Wm.  F.  shoemaker,  158  e  Lombard 
Stipe  John,  locksmith,  58  s  Charles 
Stipe  Lewis,  barber,  46  s  Wolfe 
Stirley  Andrew  J.  cigar  maker,  41  Dolphin 
Stirley  Charles  H.  laborer,  41  Dolphin 

J.  HEXRY   GIBSE,   Commission  Merchant,   for   the   sale   of  Flour,  Grain,  Seeds,  <Sie. 
Roseudole  Cement  «nd  Calcined  Plaster  coustantiy  on  hand,  »l  Spear'a  Wharfc 


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Stirling    Archibald,    sr.,  president    Savings 

Bank,  25  Franklin 
STIRLING  ARCHIBALD,  Jr.,  attorney  at 
law  and  State's  attorney,  26  n  Calrert,  dw 
75  Courtland 
Stirling  &  Ahrens,  commission  merchants,  54 

Buchanan's  wharf 
Stirling  Douglas,  attorney,  63  w  Fayette,  dw 

Barnum's  Hotel 
Stirling  James,  machinist,  140  Preston 
Stirling  Wm.  (S.  &  Ahrens,)  86  n  Paca 
Stirling  Wm.  M.  46  Courtland 
Stirrat  James,  198  e  Monument 
Stirrington  David,  laborer,  26  Addison 
Stitcher  John  G.  machinist,  41  Mosher 
Stitcher  Peter  H.  F.  cigar  maker,  148  Ross 
Stites  James,  printer,  217  Gough 
Stites  Julia,  21  Lewis 
Stittleberg  Albert,  machinist,  114  Cross 
Stivers  Chamf^on,  machinist,  119  Preston 
Stivers  Christian,  cooper,  529  w  Lombard 
Stivers  Thomas,  blacksmith,  529  w  Lombard 
Stitzer  Charles,  shoemaker,  300  Montgomery 
Stoaffer  Geo.  W.  police,  Scott  near  St.  Peter 
Stobbard  Wm.  hay  dealer,  69  Harford  av 
Stober  Jacob,  weaver,  19  n  Schroeder 
Stock  Conrad,  baker,  138  e  Pratt 
Stock  Emiel,  carpenter,  132  s  Caroline 
Stock  John,  laborer,  33  Fell 
Stockart  George,  shoemaker,  24  Chesnut 
STOCKBRIDGE  HENRY,  attorney,  9  Law 

Buildings,  dw  12  n  Calhoun 
Stockbridge  Jason,  396  Lexington 
Stockdale  Benj.  C.  stone  mason,  28  n  Eutaw 
Stockdale  Hannah,  dairy,  28  n  Eutaw 
Stockdale  John,  soldier,  65  n  Bond 
Stockdale  J.  N.  pattern  maker,  11  Swan,  dw 

65  n  Bond 
Stockdale  Josh.  N.  pattern  maker,  65  n  Bond 
Stockdale    Noah,  blacksmith,   269  w  Biddle, 

dw  104  Ross 
Stockdale  Thos.  lamp  lighter,  20  s  Schroeder 
Stocker  Maria,  81  n  Schroeder 
Stocket  Charles  H.  painter,  55  Booth 
Stocket  Louis  C.  carpenter,  535  Lombard 
Stockett  Dr.  Chas.  W.  clerk  Post  Office,  How- 
ard House 
Stockett  Eleanora,  313  Light 
Stockett  James  P.  painter,  156  Hollins 
Stockett  James  P.  carpenter,  87  s  Mount 
Stockett  James  P.  painter,  548  w  Pratt 
Stockett  Joseph  T.  carpenter,  331  Republican 
STOCKETT  J.  SHAAFF,  attorney,  45  St. 

Paul 
Stockhausen  Charles,  baker,  122  Hamburg 
Stockman  Andrew  H.  cutler,  43  German 
Stockman  Bernard,  cooper,  259  s  Bond 
Stockman  Frederick,   horse  dealer,  45  s  Bond 
Stocksdale  Elias  M.  456  n  Gay 
Stocksdale  Nelson,  clothier,  78  Centre  Market 

space,  dw  211  e  Fayette 
Stocksdale  Noah,  blacksmith,  269  w  Biddle 
Stocksdale  Noah,  blacksmith,  106  Ross 
Stocksdale  Robert  E.  soldier,  692  w  Pratt 
Stocksdale  Samuel,  blacksmith,  692  w  Pratt 
Stockton  Aaron  W.  ship  joiner,  298  e  Pratt 
Stoddard  Frederick  S.  clerk,  23  s  Bond 
Stoddard  Isaiah  T.  music  teacher,  331  w  Lom- 
bard 
Stoddard  James  W.  (M.  P.  O'Hern  &  Co.) 

Fayette  near  Franklin  square 
Stoddard  Capt.  John  B.  23  s  Bond 
Stoddard  Thomas,  11  Gilmor 


STODDARD  Mrs.  MARY,  physician,  23  s 
Bond 

Stoddart  Alexander,  122  Bolton 

Stodel  Henry,  laborer,  210  s  Chapel 

Stoecpelhaar  Louisa,  37^^  Albemarle 

STOFFEL  HENRY,  stoves  and  tinware,  164 
s  Fremont 

Stoffregan  Charles  F.  barber,  18  Penna  aT 

Stokes  Alexander,  soldier,  82  Grindall 

Stokes  John,  gunsmith,  Stirling  near  Monu- 
ment 

Stokes  Dr.  Wm.  H.  52  Saratoga 

Stokes  Wm.  B.  233  Madison  av 

Stokes  Wm.  W.  watchman,  42  Haubert 

Stoldi  Henry,  laborer,  62  Philpot 

StoU  John,  butcher,  105  Centre  and  97  Belair 
markets,  dw  Harford  av  near  city  limits 

Stoll  Mrs.  Mary,  42  s  Wolfe 

StoU  Rosina,  505  Penna  av 

Stolpp  J.  L.  confectionery,  154  Saratoga 

Stolpp  J.  L.  jr.,  baker,  154  Saratoga 

Stolse  Charles,  laborer,  58  s  Charles 

Stoke  Aug.  12  Light 

Stolzenback  Henry  H.   butcher,  64  Hanover 
market,  dw  145  Johnson 

Stone  Benj.  F.  coach  trimmer,  157  w  Hoffman 

Stone  David,  laborer,  252  Franklin 

Stone   Charles  H.  clerk,  71  North 

Stone    E.    F.   chief  clerk  commissary,  58  w 
Madison 

Stone  George  W.  laborer,  66  George 

Stone  I.  soldier,  205  Bethel  ct 

Stone  James  E.  painter,  11  L.  Sharp,  dw  234 
German 

Stone  James  H.  clerk,  256  e  Biddle 

Stone  S.   Henry,  superintendent  government 
bake  house,  58  w  Madison 

Stone  Margaret  M.  129  s  Washington,  F.  P. 

Stone  Richard  0.  119  w  Biddle 

Stone  Sarah  A.  dressmaker,  115  Columbia 

Stone  Seth,  bricklayer,  71  North 

Stone  Stephen  S.  58  w  Madison 
Stone  Walter,  graitier,  152  German 

Stone  Wm.  B.  mariner,  112  e  Pratt 
Stone  Wm.  W.  boiler  maker,  79  St.  Peter 
Stone  Yelverton  P.  cigar  maker.  Hand  tavern 
Stonebraker  &  Co.,  flour  and  produce,  53  and 

55  s  Howard 
Stonebraker  George  M.  223  w  Lombard 
Stonebraker  Samuel,  (S.  &  Co.)  223  w  Lom- 
bard 
Stoneburner  Curtis,  merchant,  108  Pearl 
Stoneburner  Jacob  C.  clerk,  108  Pearl 
Stoner  Lawrence,  2  s  Broadway 
Stonefeltz  John,  baker,  197  Canton  av 
Stoneman  John  H.  grocery,  1  Josephine 
Stonesifer  Amos,  clerk,  64  George 
Stoops  Wm.  H.  boots  and  shoes,  60  Hanover, 

dw  171  w  Lombard 
Storch  John,  tailor,  426  Saratoga 
Storch  Wm.  G.  printer,  166  Chesnut 
STORCK  ADOLPH,   steam   turning  estab- 
lishment, 152  East 
Storck  Holda,  grocery,  93  s  Bethel 
Storck  John,  cooper,  93  s  Bethel 
Storey  Ames  L.  government  agt,  113  Camden 
Storey  John  W.  moulder,  60  s  Oregon 
Stork  August,  porter,  99  n  Paca 
Stork  Anna  (S.  &  Hamilton)  152  n  Gay 
Stork  Rev.  Charles  A.  169  w  Fayette 
Stork  &  Hamilton,  child's  clothing  store,  278 

n  Gay 
Stork  Langhorn  T.  65  Chew 


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384 


STR 


Stork  Rev.  Theophilus,  189  w  Fayette 

Storie ,  mariner,  341  e  Monument 

Storm  Mrs.  C.  M.  dry  goods,  109  n  Gay 
Storm  Frederick,  tailor,  1  Dover 
Storm  Jeremiah,  coal,  basement  s  e  cor  Fay- 
ette and  North,  dw  344  e  Baltimore 
Storms  Wm.  laborer,  rear  of  16  Concord 
Stornoni  Gregory,  tavern,  106^^  Light 
Storre  Mrs.  Dora,  77  e  Fayette 
Storre  George,  furrier,  77  e  Fayette 
Story  Ann  R.  tailorcss,  27  s  Paca 
Story  John  B.  tailor,  445  w  Baltimore,  dw  7 

s  Carey 
Stortzer  Charles,  baker,  94  Jefferson 
Stos  Elizabeth,  291  s  Wolfe 
Stotz  Conrad,  tailor,  6  Hall  la 
Stouffer  Mrs.  Ann  C.  148  Pearl 
Stouffer  Elias,  clerk,  244  Saratoga 
Stouffer  Frederick,  carter,  31  Gittings 
Stouffer  Jacob,  printer,  148  Pearl 
Stouffer  John,  bookkeeper,  66  e  Baltimore 
Stouffer  John,  carpenter,  822  w  Baltimore 
Stout  Charles  L.  iron  roller,  88  s  Chester 
Stout  Eliza,  812  w  Baltimore 
Stout  Fritz,  laborer,  133  Welcome  al 
Stout  George  W.  brass  founder,  892  w  Balti- 
more 
Stout  Isabella,  157  Chesnut 
Stout  John,  barkeeper,  Front  nr  Low 
Stout  Joseph,  machinist,  668  w  Pratt 
Stout  Martin,  engineer,  147  e  Monument 
Stout  Samuel,  expressman,  892  vi^  Baltimore 
Stoutsberger  John,  ropemaker,  313  Harford 

avenue 
Stover  Daniel  S.  dispatcher  N.  C.  R  R.  285  n 

Howard 
Stover  George  W.  carpenter,  66  s  Poppleton 
Stover  Malinda  L.  285  n  Howard 
Stover  Robert  W.  bookkeeper,  171  w  Fayette 
Stow  Charles.  W.  (Thomas  S.  &  Sons,)  20 

Hollins 
Stow  Thomas  &  Sons,  saw  mill,  Uhler'a  al, 

dw  T.  S.  49  Hanover 
Stow  Lewis,  merchant,  20  Hollins 
Stowe  Mrs.  Sarah,  20  Hollins 
STOWELL  A.  Jr.  importer  chronometers, 
military  goods,   &c.  178  w  Baltimore,   dw 
Charles  near  Noithern  av 
Stowell  Wm.  J.  (Wolf  &  S.)  87  s  Eden 
STOWMAN  WM.  Carroll's  Point  hotel,  An- 
napolis road  nr  Long  Bridge 
Stozel  Charles,  baker, 46  Gough 
Stuck  Charles,  f)oliceman,  5  Constitution 
Strack  Joseph,  shoemaker,  337  e  Lombard 
Stracke  Sebring,  Wolfe  nr  Pratt 
Stracker  Jacob,  lager  beer,  ]86  e  Baltimore 
Strahan  Charles,  48  s  Bond 
Strahan  Ebenezcr,  collector,  48  s  Bond 
Strahan  Ebenezer,  collector,  85  s  High 
Strahan  Theodore,  clerk,  48  s  Bond 
Straler  Lewis,  whitewasher,  209  Chesnut 
Stran  Mrs.  Ann,  69  s  Eden 
Stran  Thomas  P.  (Hawley  &  Co.)  69  S.  Eden 
STRAN  WM  H.  &  CO.  stoves,  s  e  cor  Light 
and  Lombard,  dw  W.  H.  S.  St.  Michaels. 
Strandberg  Daniel  7  May 
Strandley  Rachel,  16  s  Broadway 
Straneley  Maria,  103  Low 
Stranley  James  P.  engineer,  353  s  Sharp 
Straney  John,  machinist,  323  Saratoga 
Straney  Louis,  machinist,  323  Saratoga 
Strasbaugii  Jacob,  plasterer,  159  Park 
Strasburger  Charles,  restaurant,  73  n  Gay 


Strasburger,  Jno.  second  hand  goods,  51  Han- 
over 
Strasburger  Kaufman,  clothier,  97  and  99  n 

Gay 
Strasburger  Mitchell  C.  barkeeper,  73  n  Gay 
Strasburger  Victor,  furniture,  36  Peiina.  av 
Strassner  Conrad,  laborer,  65  Eilicott,  Canton 
Stratt  John,  shoemaker,  cor  Ensor  and  Mad- 
ison 
Strattner  Louis,  butcher,  139  Centre  market, 

dw  .32  Gist 
Stratsenburg  George,  tailor,  8  Walker 
Stratton  D.  C.  (Danskin  &  Co.)  19  a  Calvert 
Stralton  Robert,  baker,  320  n  Eutaw 
Straub  Christian,  cabinet  maker,  14  Fountain 
Straub  George,  laborer,  99  s  Spring 
Straub  George,  laborer,  108  Greenmount  av 
Straub  Jacob,  wagoner,  116  e  Lombard 
Straub  Jacob,  porter,  28  Lloyd 
Straub  Mrs.  Margaret  C.  190  Columbia 
Straughn  Charles,  303  Hollins 
Siraughn  Win.  J.  tiimer,  4  Thomson 
Straus  &  Bro.  wholesale  and  retail  grocers, 

247,  268  and  270  s  Broadway 
Straus  Fred'k,  shoemaker,  258  Montgomery 
Straus  Frederick,  shoemaker,  193  Light 
Straus  George,  shoemaker,  226  s  Charles 
STRAUS  H.,  BRO.  &  BELL,  North.st  Malt 

House,  s  w  cor  North  and  Saratoga 
Straus  Henry,  (H.  S.,  Bro.  &  Bell,  and  S.  & 

Bro.  37  s  Eden 
Straus  Isaac,  dry  goods  dealer,  115  n  Eden 
Straus  Jacob,  2  n  Central  av 
Straus  John,  clothing,  172  w  Baltimore 
Straus  Joseph,  grocery  and  liquor  stor^,  255 

n  Gay 
Straus  Levi,  (H.  S.,  Bro.  and  Bell,)  243  ■ 

Broadway 
Straus  M.  &  Co.  cloths,  256  w  Baltimore 
Straus  Martin  L.  (M.  S.  &  Co.)  303  w  Pratt 
Straus  Rebecca,  85  Mullikin 
Straus,  Samuel,  61  n  Greene 
Strausner  Andrew,  woodsawyer,  19  Elliott 
Strauss  Abraham,  649  w  Baltimore 
Strauss  Betty,  pedler,  18  Thomson 
Strauss  Bros,  dry  goods,  54  Hanover  and  649 

w  Baltimore 
Strauss  Mrs.  Caroline,  649  w  Baltimore 
Strauss  Christopher,  laborer,  224  Washing- 
ton, F.  H 
Strauss  Edwqrd,  (S.Bros.)  649  w  Baltimore 
Strauss  K.  (S.  Bros.)  649  w  Baltimore 
Strauss  George,  rag  dealer,  393  s  Charles 
Strauss  Henry,  (Hartman  &  S.)  61  n  Greene 
Strauss  John,  137  German 
Strauss  John, (Hess,  Blum  &  Co.)  127  German 
Strauss  Lewis,  (S.  Bros.)  81  s  Broadway 
Strauss  Lewis  E.  (S.  Bros.)  649  w  Baltnnore 
Strauss  Moses,  (S.  Bros.)  54  Hanover 
Strauss  Solomon,  649  w  Baltimore 
Strauss  Wm.  tavern,  61  s  Charles 
Strausse  Gesler,  laborer,  110  s  Spring 
Stratas  George,  tailor,  86  s  Central  av 
Straw  Conrad,  laborer,  66  Montgomery 
Strawbenneyller  John,  school  and  music  teach- 
er, 36  McElderry 
Strawbridge  Church,  (M.  E.)  cor  Biddle  and 

Garden 
Strayline  Frederick,  cooper,  923  w  Pratt 
Streb  Christiana,  tavern,  93  Chatsworth 
Streb  George,  tailor,  264  n  Central  av 
Slreb  Matthias,  tailor,  234  e  Eager 
Strebeck  John  J.  ship  joiner,  179  Gough 


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STU 


Streeper  Charles,  (S.,  Solter&  Marshall,)  131 

s  Wolfe 
Streeper,  Solter  &  Marshall,  oak  coopers,  Ex- 
change al  s  of  Exchange  pi 
Strek  Charles,  laborer,  310  Johnson 
STREET  D.  &  C.  Farmer's  Hotel,  cor  For- 
rest and  Hillen 
Street  John  C.  bacon  dealer,  33  n  Front 
STREETER  SEBASTIAN  F.  young  ladies 

school,  s  e  cor  Charles  and  Read 
Streeter  Thomas,  messenger  Adams  Express, 

104  Lee 
Streets  James  B.  commission,  281  Hollina 
Streets  John,  steamboat  agent,  104  Lee 
Streets  John  S.  lime  and  feed,  4  Hollingsworth, 

dw  104  Lee 
Streets  Thomas,  Adams  Express  messenger, 

104  Lee 
Streett  Mary,  seamstress,  62  Warren 
Streib  Andrew,  baker,  24  e  Fayette 
Streib  Jacob,  laborer,  223  n  Dallas 
Strein  Charles  M.  dispatcher  trains,  Bolton 
depot,  dw  117  Grundy 

Streline cooper,  159  e  Fayette 

Strenker  C.  shoemaker,  13  Barnes 

Streper  John  K.  whip  maker,  38  n  Caroline 

Strible  George,  ]   Aisquith 

Stribel  John,  confectionery,  51  Aisquith 

Stricel  Francis,  painter,  187  n  Dallas 

Strieker  Anna  M.  75  Ross 

Strieker  John  H.  clerk,  75  Ross 

Strieker  Wm.  farmer,  935  w  Pratt 

Strickfoos  Leonard,  brickmaker,  2  Creek  al 

Strickland  Mrs.  Ann,  121  Bank 

Strickler  Eli  W.  engineer,  John  nr  Lanvale 

Strider  George  W.  37  Arch 

Striebritz  Gotleib,  butcher,  43  Belair  market, 

dw  Chester  nr  Madison 
Strietz  Adam,  wood  sawyer,  6  James  al 
Striewig   Henry,  carpenter,   171  Raborg,  dw 

259  Mulberry 
Striver  Ferdinand,  trimmer,  7  L.  Constitution 
Stripe  Jacob,  laborer,  403  Saratoga 
Stringenbotham  Thomas,   tailor,  s  w  cor  Or- 
leans and  Caroline 
Strobel  Chas.  green  grocer,  284  Montgomery 
Strobel  Christian,  tailor,  123  Elbow  la 
Strobel  George,  laborer,  324  s  Dallas 
Strobel  George,  laborer,  127  s  Castle 
STROBEL     HENRY,    tobacconist,    221    s 

Broadway 
Strobel  John  G.  tailor,  125  L.  Greene 
Strobel  Martin,  porter,  119  Hamburg 
Strobel  Michael,  tobacconist,  286  e  Lombard 
Strobel  Michael,  laborer,  71  Bank 
Strobel  Wm.  38  s  Broadway 
Strock  August,  carrier,  11  Somerset 
Strockman  Conrad,  tavern,  254  Montgomery 
Strochlein  Charles,  porter,  333  s  Bethel 
Strodtman  Harman,  cooper,  247  Hamburg 
Strodtman   J.   H.  clerk,   n    w   cor  East  and 

Fayette 
Strodtman  John,  dry  goods,  307  n  Gay 
Strodtman  Wm.  laborer,  Penna.  nr  Northern 

avenue 
Strodtmeyer  Frederick,  tavern,  71  Hughes 
Strodtmeyer  Fredk.  L.  bartender,  71  Hughes 
Stroehleim  Mrs.  Anna,  127  n  Paca 
Stroggs  Wm.  A.  wagoner,  315  Harford  av 
Stroh  Nicholas,  laborer,  37  Lancaster 
Strohecker  Matthew,  carpenter,  388  Pennsyl- 
vania av 
Strohker  G.  laborer,  255  s  Wolfe 


Strohl  Charles,  organ  builder,  40  s  Bond 
Strohm  Joseph  F.  147  Hanover, 
Strohmann  Edward,  tailor,  125  Barre 
Strohmer  Andrew,  shoemaker,  411  Lexington 
Strohmer  John,  laborer,  337  s  Wolfe 
Strohmer  Michael,  shoemaker,  411  Lexington 
Strohmeyer  Bernhart,  lager  beer,  173  Franklin 
Strohmeyer  Emily,  135  w  Biddle 
Strohmeyer  George  L.  machinist,  8  n  Gay 
Strohrmann  George  F.  tailor,  68  Perry 
Stroll  Charles,  piano  maker,  40^  Bond 
Stroller  John,  confectioner,  99  Mullikin 
Stromberg   David,  tobacconist,  cor  Aisquith 

and  McElderry 
STROMBERG  JOHN,  William  Tell  house, 

s  w  cor  Pratt  and  West  Falls  av 
Stromberger  George,  tinner,  253  Orleans 
Stromberger  Henry,  boot  fitter,  19  n  Spring 
Stromberger  John  C.  tinner,  2  Hull's  la 
Stromenger  Charles  H,  bookkeeper,  198  Ais- 
quith 
Stromenger  Charles,  grocer,  cor  Madison  and 

Aisquith 
Strong  Alexander,  laborer,  32  Franklin  al 
Strong  Samuel  B.  printer,  139  Aisquith 
Strosler  Anton,  56  s  Central  av 
Strotman  John  H.  grocer,  244  Hamburg 
Strott  Catherine,  272  n  Gay 
Strott  George  H   tailor,  164  Dover 
Strott  John,  shoemaker,  n  e  cor  Madison  and 

Ensor 
Stroub  Caspar,  cabinet  maker,  3  State 
Stroub  John,  laborer,  Patuxent 
Stroup  Adam,  shoemaker,  4  Biddle  al 
Sirous  Allen,  67  Mullikin 
Strube  Henry,  painter,  636  w  Pratt 
Strube  Justus,  varnisher,  22  w  Lombard 
Strubel  George,  butcher.  Garrison  la 
Struck  August,  carver,  11  Somerset 
Struck  Benj.  baker,  68  Mulberry 
Struck  Charles,  police,  5  Constitution 
Struh  Henry,  drayman,  15  Leadenhall 
Slruitt  Mary,  midwife,  213  Hanover 
Strunz  Adam,  engraver,  21  n  High 
Strunz  August,  carpenter,  318  s  Charles 
Strunz  John,  engraver,  21  n  Hiah 
Strupp  Charles,  shoemaker,  132  Hamburg 
Sirunp  Peter,  shoemaker,  348  s  Charles 
Struth  Harman,  porter,  74  L.  Eutaw 
Struihers  John  S.  soldier,  272  Hollins 
Struthoff  Harriet,  grocery,  62  n  Exeter 
Strutman  Henry,  watchman,  170  Canton  av 
Strutt  Catherine,  grocery,  23  L.  McElderry 
Stryker  Rev.  Augustus  P.  134  w  Biddle 
Stuart  &  Barbour,   general   commission   mer- 
chants, 27  Cheapside 
Stuart  Charles  P.  restaurant,  186  w  Pratt 
Stuart  Oilman  S.  clerk,  58  n  Republican 
Stuart  Edward  B.  (Gardiner,  S.  &  Co.)  Frank- 
lin near  Charles 
Stuart  Emma,  dress  maker,  83  s  Bond 
Stuart  Mrs.  Emma,  83  s  Bond 
Stuart  Glendy,  (Hugh  Bolton  &  Co.)  91  St, 

Paul 
Stuart  Henry  D.  painter,  135  e  Pratt 
Stuart  James  P.  clerk,  48  Lexington 
Stuart  James,  jr.,  ship  painter,  52  s  Exeter 
Stuart  James,  ship  joiner,  18  Stiles 
Stuart  James,,  (Wolfe  &  S.)  479  Greene 


Stuart  Jefferson  D.  (S.  &  Barbour,)  48  Lex- 
ington 
Stuart  John  T.  clerk,  Barnum's  hotel 
Stuart  John  J.  clerk,  91  St.  Paul 


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Stuart  Wm.  B.  basket  maker,  and  dealer  in 

willows,  189  East 
Stuart  Wm.  H.  office  foot  of  Bond 
Stuart  Wm.  H.  steam  fitter,  135  e  Pratt 
Stuart  Wm.  L.  expressman,  242Montgomery 
Stubbs   Joseph  S.   clerk   Harnden    Express, 

116  Lee 
Stubbs  Richard  P.  coach  maker,  3  Walker 
Stubbs  Sarah,  116  Lee 
Stubbs  Wm.  O.  clerk  Adams  Express,  176  s 

Eutaw 
Stubbins  Charles,  officer  in  Penitentiary,   dw 

209  Elisor 
Stubbins  Joseph,  carpenter,  372  Cross 
Stubbins  Thos.  G.  baker,  372  Cross 
Stubenranch    Charles,  jeweller,   over   214  w 

Baltimore,  dw24e  Lombard 
Stubenranch  Geo.  grocer,  268  s  Sharp 
Stubinger  Jacob,  porter,  4  New 
STUCHELL  REV.  J.  S.  135  Aisquith 
Stuckard  Simon,  fur  dealer,  32  Douglass 
Stucke  John  F.  huckster,  77  Mullikin 
Stuckert  Martin,  carter,  192  Eastern  av 
Stuchfield  Mrs.  Elizabeth,  147  German 
Studlin  John,  tailor,  200  w  Fayette 
Stuehmann  Henry,  lager  beer,  177  s  Bond 
Stuehmann  Caroline,  179  s  Bond 
Stuelter  Wm.  sugar  refiner,  60  Stiles 
Stull  Simon,  blacksmith,  383  w  Pratt 
Stultzenbcich  August,  laborer.  Garrison  la 
Stumer  Catharine,  216  Washington,  F.  H. 
Stumm  Frank  A.  telegrapher,  s  e  cor  Lanvale 

and  Ross 
Stumraer  John  S.  cooper,  333  s  Bond 
Stummcr  Lazarus,  cigar  maker,  152  Chesnut 
Stumminger  Jacob,  rectifier,  8  Leadenhall 
Stump  Alexander  H.    (Hyatt  &  S.)    196  w 

Lombard 
Stump  Casper,  lime  burner,  5  Laurens 
Stump  Casper,  clerk,  199  Mulberry 
Stump  Conrad,  laborer,  175  s  Caroline 
Stump  Conrad,  shoemaker,  475  Saratoga 
Stump  Elizabeth,  172  Penna.  av 
Stump  Geo.  laborer,  183  s  Central  av 
Stump  Geo.  laborer,  178  s  Central  av 
Stump  Geo.  butcher,  68  Division 
Stump  Jacob,  machinist,  475  Saratoga 
Stump  James,  clerk,  ]27  Division 
Stump  John,  baker,  423  Saratoga 
Stump  John  H.  197  Hoffman 
Stump  Mrs.  Mary  J.  197  Hoffman 
Stump  Robert,  painter,  89  s  Wolfe 
Stumpf  Carl,  laborer,  19  Butler 
Stumpf  Casper,  tailor,  199  Mulberry 
Stumpf  Charles,  cap  maker,  135  Camden 
Stumpf  Frederick,  grocery,  70  Holland 
Stumpf  Geo.  M.  grocery,  246  Conway 
Stumpf  Henry,  cabinet  maker.  Gay  nr  Eden 
Stumpf  John,  cooper,  156  Burgundy  al 
StumphWni.  musician,  28  Aliceanna 
Sturgeon  Fredus,  mariner,  160  Lexington 
Sturm  Anthony,  tobacconist,209  Montgomery 
Sturnsenderfer  Elias,  laborer,  391  Canton  av 
Stuntel  Joseph,  tailor,  210  Stirling 
Stunz  Amelia,  hair  plaiter,  118  Lexington 
Sturbits  Wm.  gardener,  508  Penna.  av 
Sturdwants  Wm.  boiler  maker,  128   Thames 
Sturgeon  Capt.  Edward  G.  3  s  Calhoun 
Sturgeon  Fredk.  butter  depot,  330  n  Gay 
Sturgeon  Lindsay,  collector,  10  McElderry 
Slurges  Wm.  tinner,  181  Hughes 
Sturla  John,  musician,  119  s  Dallas 
Sturm  Albert,  silver  plater,  54  Camden 


Stutgard  Philip,  laborer,  59  Bank 

Stutt  Mary,  14  Shakspear 

Stuttman  Chas.  cigar  maker,  170  Aliceanna 

Stuttman  Henry,  170  Aliceanna 

Stutz  Mrs.  rear  of  73  Hanover 

Stutz  Wm.  tailor,  458  n  Gay 

Stuzbach  Moritz,  cigar  maker,  194  East 

St.  Agnes  Hospital,  Mt.  Dougherty,  Green- 
mount  av 

St.  Andrew's  (Protestant  Episcopal)  Church, 
High  nr  Lombard 

St.  Anthony's  Orphan  Asylum,  Central  av 
nr  Eager 

St.  Alphonsus  (Catholic)  Church,  n  e  cor 
Saratoga  and  Park 

St.  Barnabas'  Chapel,  (Episcopal,)  Biddle  nr 
Walsh 

St.  Benedict's  School,  (Catholic,)  Regester 
near  Pratt 

St.  Bridget's  (Catholic)  Church,  s  e  cor  Can- 
non and  Hudson 

St.  Bridget's  Parochial  School,  rear  of  St. 
Bridget's  Church,  cor  Cannon  and  Hudson 

St.  Clair  Martha,  70  Lexington 

St.  Germain  Isaac,  broom  maker,  16  Haw 

St.  Ignatius,  (Roman  Catholic,)  s  w  cor  Cal- 
vert and  Madison 

St.  John  Geo.  plumber,  117  Ross 

St.  James'  (Catholic)  Church,  cor  Aisquith 
and  Eager 

St.  John  James,  confectioner,  146  Aisquith 

St.  John's  Home  School,  conducted  by  St. 
John's  Sisterhood,  Townsend  near   Bolton 

St.  John's  (Catholic)  Church,  cor  Eager  and 
Valley 

St.  John's  (German  Lutheran)  Church,  Bid- 
die  nr  Penna.  av 

St.  John's  (female)  School,  Sisters  of  Chari- 
ty, 14  Valley 

St.  John's  (Methodist  Protestant)  Church,35n 
Liberty 

St.  Joseph's  (Roman  Catholic)  Church,  n  e 
cor  Howard  and  Barre 

St.  Joseph's  (Roman  Catholic,  male,)  School, 
Barre,  betw.  Sharp  and  Howard 

St.  Joseph's  (female)  School,  sisters  of  Char- 
ity, 73  Barre 

St.  Lawrence's  (Roman  Catholic)  Church, 
Fort  av  nr  Hull 

St.  Luke's  Church,  (Episcopal,)  Carey,  betw 
Lexington  and  Saratoga 

St.  Luke's  Male  School,  (Episcopal,)  Repub- 
lican, betw  Fayette  and  Lexington 

St.  Luke's  Female  School,  (Episcopal,)  562 
Saratoga 

St.  Mark's  (Prot.  Episcopal)  Church,  Lom- 
bard w  of  Fremont 

St.  Mark's  (English  Lutheran) Church, Eutaw 
betw  Mulberry  and  Saratoga 

St.  Mary's  Chapel,  Penna.  av,betw  Franklin 
and  St.  Mary 

St.  Mary's  Female  Orphan  Asylum,  (Catho- 
lic,) Franklin,  betw  Cathedral  and  Park 

St.  Mary's  (Catholic)  Institution,  cor  Ais- 
quith and  Eager 

St,  Matthew's  (Lutheran)  Church,  n  Central 
av,  nr  Baltimore 

St.  Michael's  (German  Catholic)  Church,  n  e 
cor  Lombard  and  Wolfe 

St.  Mary's  Seminary,  St.  Mary's  ct,  e  side 
Penna.  av  n  of  Franklin 

St.  Patrick's  Cemetery,  Philadelphia  road,  nr 
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St.  Patrick's  (Catholic)  Church,  n  e  cor  Broad- 
way and  Bank 
St.  Patrick's  School,  Broadway  n  of  Bank 
St.  .  Paul's    Church,  (Episcopal,)    s    e    cor 

Charles  and  Saratoga 
St.  Paul's  Orphan  Asylum,  Madison  av  near 

Northern  av 
St.  Paul's   (German)   Luthe-ran  Church, s  w 

cor  Holiday  and  Saratoga 
St.  Paul's  Southern  District  School,  Leaden- 
hall  nr  Hamburg 
St.  Philip's  Chapel,  Peirce  nr  Fremont 
St.   Peter's   Church,  (Catholic,)   cor  Hollins 

and  Poppleton 
St.  Peter's  Catholic  Male  School,  17  s  Pop- 
pleton 
St.  Peter's  (German  Lutheran)  Church,  Bond 

near  Bank 
St.    Peter's   (Prot.    Episcopal)   Church,   cor 

Sharp  and  German 
St.   Peter's   Parochial    School,  German  e  of 

Sharp 
St.   Peter's    School  and  Orphan  Asylum,  40 

Richmond 
St.  Stephen's  (Episcopal)  Church,  Hanover  s 

of  Harre 
St.  Stevanus'  (German  Lutheran)  Church,  n 
w  cor  Hanover  and  Hamburg,  L.  F.  Zim- 
merman, pastor 
St.  Thomas'  (Episcopal)  Church,  cor  Wash- 
ington and  Taylor,  Homestead 
St.  Vincent's  Infant  Asylum,  n  e  cor  Division 

and  Townsend 
St.  Vincent  de  Paul's  Female  Parish  School, 

35  n  Front 
St.  Vincent  de  Paul's  Church,  (Roman  Cath- 
olic,) Front  n  of  Fayette 
St.  Vincent  de  Paul's  Male  Orphan    Asylum, 

Front  n  of  Fayette 
St.  Victor  Emily,  12  Water 
Sturne  Louis,  shoemaker,  82  Preston 
Stuyvesant  Geo.  W.  stone  mason,  171  Lee 
Styler  Geo.  laborer,  164  Cross 
Subring  Fredk.  tailor,  26  Abbot 
Subrold  Nicholas,  soldier,  202  Stirling 
Subsistence  Office  U.  S.   A.   20  South,  Capt. 

Thos.  C.  Sullivan,  commissary 
Suchs  Mrs.  Mary  A.  tailoress,  241  e  Eager 
Suchsbradl  George,  jr.  shoemaker,  197  e  Ea- 
ger 
Suckley  Geo.,  Surgeon  U.  S.  A.  at  Gen.  Ty- 
ler's quarters,  Holiday 
Suddendarf    Henry,    attorney,    31     Hamp- 

stead 
Sudler  Peter,  tailor,  3  n  Wolfe 
Sudman  John,  coachsmith,277  w  Pratt 
Sudmeyer  Wm.  laborer,  213  Hanover 
Sudsborgh  Peter,   shoemaker,   690  w    Balti- 
more 
Sudsburg  Col.  Jos.  M.,  U.  S.  A.  582  w  Lom- 
bard 
Suffers  Geo.  H.  O.  clerk,  159  w  Lombard 
SufFert  Conrad,  cabinet  maker,  184  s  Bond 
Suldice   Peter,   cabinet  maker,   193   n    Cen- 
tral av 
Sullens  David,  139  Hudson 
Sullens  David,  foundryman,  340  Eastern  av 
Sullins  David  H.  boiler  maker,  348  Eastern  av 
Sullivan  Mrs.  Abbey,  165  s  Sharp 
Sullivan  Barney,  grocer,  75  s  Wolfe 
Sullivan  Beiij.  D.   farmer,  Franklin   opposite 

Schroeder 
Sullivan  Bridget,  181  Vine 


Sullivan  Bridget,  confectionery,  79  French 
Sullivan  Bridget,  grocery,  285  s  Eutaw 
Sullivan  Catherine,  19  Perry 
Sullivan  Mrs.   Catherine,  Mt.  Royal  Hill  nr 

Reservoir 
Sullivan  Daniel,  soldier,  298  Cross 
Sullivan    Dennis,  farmer,  Franklin   opposite 

Schroeder 
Sullivan  Dennis,  grocer,  288  Lexington 
Sullivan  Dennis,  n  e  cor  Franklin  and  Oregon 
Sullivan  Dennis,  huckster,  9  Camden  la 
Sullivan  Dennis,  liquors,  115  North 
Sullivan  Edward,  police,  50  Jefferson 
Sullivan  Edward,  plasterer,  221  n  Eden 
Sullivan  Edward,  bottler,  19  Perry 
Sullivan  Mrs.  Ellen,  Mt.  Royal   Hill  nr  Res- 
ervoir 
Sullivan  Eugene,  huckster,  24  Rose 
Sullivan  Frank,  (John  S.  &  Sons,)  22  Cathe- 
dral 
Sullivan  Geo.  R.  painter,  57  Conway 
Sullivan   Geo.   M.   clerk,  Franklin  opposite 

Schroeder 
Sullivan  Geo.  M.  carpenter,  165  s  Sharp 
Sullivan  Henry,  shoemaker,  46  L.  Pleasant 
Sullivan  Jas.  P.  bookkeeper  Union  hotel,  s  w 

cor  Pratt  and  Charles 
Sullivan   Capt.   James,  C.   S.,  U.  S.  A.,  20 

South 
Sullivan  James,  plasterer,  408  s  Charles 
Sullivan  James,  laborer,  285  s  Eutaw 
Sullivan  James,  laborer,  79  French 
SULLIVAN  JAMES,  commission  merchant, 

n  e  cor  Gay  and  Pratt,  dw  162  e  Pratt 
Sullivan  Jerry,  laborer,  19  French 
Sullivan  James  W.  printer,  79  n  Exeter 
Sullivan  Jeremiah,  287  Saratoga 
Sullivan  John  T.  laborer,  6  Albemarle 
Sullivan  John  C.  (Geo.  Evans  &  Co.)  33  Stiles 
Sullivan  John,  120  Bolton 
Sullivan  John,  currier,  144  Vine 
Sullivan  John,  laborer,  63  e  Monument 
Sullivan  John  F.  clerk,  228  w  Fayette 
Sullivan  John,  huckster,  23  s  Front 
Sullivan  Dr.  John  M.  82  s  Washington,  F.  P. 
Sullivan  John  F   coal.  Light,  dw  57  Conway 
SULLIVAN  JOHN  &  SONS,  produce  com- 
mission merchants,  3  Camden 
Sullivan  John  J.  (John  S.  &  Sons,)  22  Cam- 
den 
Sullivan  John,  jr.,  221  n  Eden 
Sullivan  John,  plasterer,  221  n  Eden 
Sullivan  Joseph,  laborer,  n   w  cor  Lombard 

and  Amity 
Sullivan  Joseph,  police,  295  William 
Sullivan  Josephine,  grocer,  24  Valley 
Sullivan  Mary  A.  dressmaker,  1  Chesnut  al 
Sullivan  Mary  Ann,  322  n  Howard 
Sullivan  Mary  A.  dry  goods,  100  Richmond 
Sullivan  Michael,  grocery,  1  Edward 
Sullivan  Peola,  bla'cksmiih,  305  Franklin 
SULLIVAN  P.  H.  stock  and  bill  broker,  34 

w  Second,  dw  Eager  near  St.  Paul 
Sullivan  Rudolph,  coachman,  67  Buren 
Sullivan  Mrs.  Ruth,  57  Conway 
Sullivan  Samuel  E.  farmer,  Franklin  opposite 

Schroeder 
Sullivan  Capt.  Thomas,  C.  S.,  U.    S.   A.  20 

South 
Sullivan  Thaddeus,  shoemaker,  48  n  Pine 
Sullivan  Thos.  E.  clerk,  14>^  s  Calvert 
Sullivan  Thomas  S.  stone  cutter,  Wolfe  near 
Fayette 


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Sullivan  Thomas  H.  leather  dealer,  36  s  Cal- 
vert, dw  229  n  Eutaw 
Sullivan  Timothy,  laborer,  215  Raborg 
Sullivan  Washington,  farmer,  Franklin  oppo- 
site Schroeder 
Sullivan   Wm.  H.   machinist,   Mount  Royal 

hill  near  Reservoir 
Sullivan  Wm.  M.  clerk,  165  s  Sharp 
Sullivan  Wm.  confectioner,  136  Aisquith 
Sultan  Dorothea,  grocery,  1  Jew  al 
Sultan  Henry,  supt.  Turner  Hall,  300  w  Pratt 
Sultan  Valentine,  piano  maker,  1  Jew  al 
Sulthouse  Harmon,  grocery,  cor  Central  av 

and  Holland 
Sultzer  Mrs.  Susan  M.  22  Granby 
Sulop  Conrad,  tailor,  27  McElderry 
Sultzer  Thos.  D.  asst.  editor  Daily  Gazette, 

283  e  Fayette 
Sultzer  Wm.  H.  H.  cond.  York  Turnpike  R. 

R.  283  e  Fayette 
Sulzbacher  A.  B.  dry  goods,  s  w  cor  Lexing- 
ton and  Eutaw 
Sumacker  Louis,  cigar  maker,  67  Vine 
Summ  Anton,  laborer,  202  s  Durham 
Summer  Margaret,  602  w  Baltimore 
Summers  Catherine,  168  Raborg 
Summers  Frederick,  15  Chatsworth 
Summers  Geo.  A.  shoemaker,  34  Henrietta 
Summers  Henry,  beer  brewery,  228  s  Dallas 
Summers  Henry,  laborer,  14  Cuba 
Summers  Joseph  G.   clerk.   Commercial  and 

Farmer's  Bank,  dw  130  n  High 
Summers  Thos.  B.  (S.  &  Co.)  387  w  Fayette 
SUMMERS  &  CO.,  confectioners  and  fruiter- 
ers, 301  w  Baltimore 
Summers  Wm.  H.  engineer,  166  Ramsay 
Summerson  Seth,  19  e  Monument 
Sumwalt  Alex,  carpenter,  66  s- Sharp 
Sumwalt  Mrs.  Catherine  E.  dressmaker,  66  s 

Sharp 
Sumwalt  Charles  L.  K.  65  w  Biddle 
Sumwalt  David  S.  ice,  s  e  cor  Mulberry  and 
Howard,  dw  Charles,  rear  of  Camp  Brad- 
ford.— [See  p.  30  Mvertisements.] 
Sumwalt  Geo.    W.  city  collector's  office,  8 

Hamburg 
Sumwalt  James  H.  machinist,  115  Grundy 
Sumwalt  Jesse,  messenger  at  Marshal 's  oiTice, 

65  w  Biddle 
Sumwalt  Jacob  D.  salesman,  17  Townsend 
Sumwalt  James  E.  police,  64  Hamburg 
Sumwalt  Jesse,  police,  65  w  Biddle 
Sumwalt  John  T.  messenger  Bank  of  Balti- 
more, 150  s  Sharp 
Sumwalt  Mrs.  Mary  J.  108  s  Sharp 
Sumwalt  Samuel,  236  n  Howard 
Sumwalt  Wm.  L.  bricklayer,  76  Washington, 

F    H 
SUMWALT  THOMAS  S.  fancy  and  staple 

dry  goods,  56  Hanover,  dw  145  s  Sharp 
Sumwalt  Wm.   L.   caulker,  Hamburg   near 

William 
Sunday  Telegram,  over  122  w  Baltimore 
Sunday    School    Mission     Chapel,    (M.    E. 

Church,)  n  e  cor  Hanover  and  Hamburg 
Sun  Office,  s  e  cor  South  and  Baltimore 
Sunderland  Basil,  ship  joiner,  181  Gough 
Sunderland  Beverly,  ship  joiner,  181  Gough 
Sunderland  John  W.  police,  261  e  Madison 
Sung  L.  street  cleaner,  45  s  Durham 
Sunstroni  Calvin,  fireman,  325  Light 
Sunstrom  Mrs.  Rachel,  169  Conway 
Sunstrom  Joanna,  325  Light 


Sunnerbern  George,  tailor,  156  Henrietta 
Suntner  Michael,  laborer,  466  Canton  av 
Super  Daniel,  clerk,  27  n  Exeter 
Super  Frederick,  butcher,  cor  Lexington  and 

Republican 
SUPER  WM.   H.   butcher,   6  Centre  and  97 

Lexington  markets,  dw  27  Calverton  road 
Super  Mrs.  H.  A.  clerk,  P.  0.,  27  n  Exeter 
Superior  Court,  Baltimore  City  Court  House, 

Clerk's  offiice  Record  office 
Supplee  Franklin,  Judge  of  Orphan's  Court, 

193  e  Baltimore 
Supplee  Wilbur  F.  clerk,  193  e  Baltimore 
Surveyors'  Office  (Marine)   s  w  cor  Gay  and 

Lombard 
Susin  Peter,  laborer,  308  Aliceanna 
Susin  John,  foundryman,  Clinton 
Susman  Solomon,  203  Canton  av 
Susquehanna  Canal  Co.  office,  13   Lexington, 

Thos    M.  Abbott,  treasurer 
SUSQUEHANNA  HOUSE,  125  n  Calvert,  at 
Calvert  station,  John  C.Voshell,  proprietor. 
Suss  Jacob,  shoemaker,  9  Carlton 
Sutbrecht  Mrs.  Catharine,  confection 'y,  1583^ 

Light 
Sutbrecht  Henry,  laborer,  158}^  Light 
Suter  Adam,  139  Johnson 
Suter  Alexander,  police,  441  w  Pratt 
Suter  Alexander,  tinner,  455  Franklin 
Suter  Daniel,  cabinet  maker,  421  e  Fayette 
Suter  George,  packer,  438  w  Fayette 
Suter  George,  laborer,  34  Shakspear 
Suter  Henry  P.  agent,  104  Walsh 
Suter  James  S.  water  engineer,  Chase  near 

Caroline 
Suter  James  W.  letter  carrier,  8  s  Carey 
Suter  John   H.    ornamental    painter,    168   n 

Caroline 
Suter  Martin,  butcher,  8  Townsend 
Suter  Samuel,  carpenter,  50  McMechin 
Sutherland  Benj.  painter,  326  e  Monument 
Sutherland  George  A.  dry  goods,  85  w  Balti- 
more, dw  79  e  Fayette 
Sutherland  John  F.  (Camp  &  S.)  22  w  Second 
Sutherland  John  M.  clerk,  79  e  Fayette 
Sutherland  John,  provisions,  n  e  cor  Monu- 
ment and  Caroline 
Sutherland  Thomas  B.  painter,  326  e  Monu- 
ment 
Suthkopff  Charlotte,  175  w  Fayette 
Suthkopff  Philip,  printer,  1.30  n  Eutaw 
SUTLER  WM.  machinist,  48  Boyd 
Sutliff  Mrs.  Ann,  285  Saratoga 
SutlifTMrs.  L.  M.  285  Saratoga 
Sutor  Fannie,  milliner,  101  e  Baltimore 
SUTRO  EMANUEL  S.  cigars,  123  w  Balti- 
more, dw  s  e  cor  Madison  and  Calvert 
Sutro  Emil,  (Drost  &  S.)  122  Hanover 
Sutro  Lewis,  191  n  Calvert 
Sutro  Otto,  professor  of  music,   191   n    Cal- 
vert 
Sutro  Mrs.  Rosa,  191  n  Calvert 
Sutro  Sail,  191  n  Calvert 
Sutting  Henry,  clerk,  134  Saratoga 
Sutton  Benjamin,  soldier,  45  Hillen 
Sutton  George  H.  cigar  maker,  206  n  Central 

avenue 
Sutton  James  L.  (S.,  Pennington  &  Co.)  190 

w  Lombard 
Sutton  Joseph,  carpenter,  321  n  Gay 
Sutton  Lewis,  141  Hoffman 
Sutton  Lewis,  life  insurance  agent,  9  North, 
dw  25  n  Calvert 


J.  HENRY  GIESE},  Commission  Merdiant,  for  the  sale   of  F.loiir,  Grain,  Seeds,  &c. 
Hosendale  Cement  and  Calcined  Plaster  constantly  on  hand,  31  Spear's  Wliarf. 


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SUTTON,  PENNINGTON  &  CO.,  coal,  13 
South,  yard,  n  w  cor  North  aud  Madison. 
[Sec  p.  50  Mvertisements.] 
Sutton   Philip  D.  8  McCulloh 
Sutton  Samuel,  clerk,  40  e  Fayette 
Sutton  Samuel,  clerk,  21  Bank 
Sutton  &  Theban,  carpenters,  16  n  High 
Sutton  Thos.  J.  restaurant,  164  e  Baltimore 
Sutton  Wm.  carpenter,  25  McElderry 
Sutton  Wm.  mate,  49  Constitution 
Sutton  Wm.  (S.  &  Theban,)  25  McElderry 
Swaab     Henry,    stone    \  olisher,    107     Hen- 
rietta 
Swab  Adam,  shoemaker,  21  Elizabeth  la 
Swaglar  Elizabeth,  252  n  Kutaw 
Swaglar  Peter,  machinist,  252  n  Eutaw 
SWAIN  &  BANKS,  lumber  yard,  East  Falls 

avenue 
Swain  &  Boulden,  grocers,  43  s  Bond 
Swain  Charles  E.  butcher,  22  Belair  Market, 

dw  146  Harford  av 
Swain  Garret,  shoemaker,  215  Orleans 
Swain  James,  puddjer,  98  Hudson 
Swain  John,  butcher,  146  Harford  av 
Swain   Thomas,  butcher,  37    Belair  Market, 

dw  146  Harford  av 
Swain  Wm.  (S.  &  Boulden,)  17  s  Bond 
Swain  Wm.  W.  carpenter,  301  n  Eutaw 
Swan  Catherine  N.  hoop  skirts,  over  212  w 

Baltimore 
Swan  Catherine,  38  Morton  al 
Swan  Mrs.  Eliza,  129  Cross 
Swan  Elizabeth  A.  confectionery,  408  Ham- 
burg 
Swan  Tavern,  122  Franklin 
Swan  John,  laborer,  38  Morton  al 
Swan  John  A.  bricklayer,  292  Cross 
Swan  John  D.  watchman,  153  Hollins 
Swan  Joseph,  bricklayer,  408  Hamburg 
Swan  Richard  T.  police.  Cross  w  of  Leaden- 
hall 
Swann  Mrs.  Belinda,  tailoress,  467  n  Gay 
Swann  Edward,  attorney,  40  St.  Paul 
Swann  Horace  D.  197  Aiscjuith 
Swann  Thomas,  68  Franklm 
Swartz  Mrs.  Grace,  2  Wyeth 
Swartz  Jacob,  shoemaker,  84  s  Central  av 
Swartz  Rev.  Joel,  316  w  Lombard 
Swatz  Michael,  milk,  Clinton  nr  O'Donnell 
SWAYNE  B.  B.  toilet  and  fancy  goods,  36 

n  Charles,  dw  Howard  House 
Swayne  John,  puddler,  57  Aliceanna,  Canton 
Sweany  Dennis  S.  attorney,  25  Lexington, 

dw  60  Chew 
Sweany  Randolph  B.  clerk,  60  Chew 
Swearer  Charles,  Carroll  house,  1  Grant  and 

1  Hollingsworth,  dw  Bond  s  of  Pratt 
Swearer  George,  police,  134  n  Bond 
Swearer  John,  brickleyer,  1  Grant 
Swearer  Wm.  bricklayer,  49  n  Caroline 
Sweckendick  George,  baker  and  confectioner, 

21  n  Paca 
Swedenborg  New   Jerusalem  Church,  112  e 

Lombard 
Sweeden  Mrs.  Mary,  315  e  Madison 
iSweeney  Alfred,  (Sorter  &  S.)  146  Conway 
Sweeney  Daniel,  laborer,  308  Chesnut 
Sweeney  David,  hackman,  131  w  Madison 
Sweeney  Dennis,  laborer,  121  s  Castle  al 
Sweeney  Dennis,  grocery,  40  Vine 
Sweeney    Frederick    W.   confectionery,   cor 

Hanover  and  Leadenhall 
Sweeney  John,  laborer,  8  s  Chester 


SWEENEY  &  HARRIS,  pork  packers  and 
provision  dealers,  205  and  207  Lexington. 
[See  page  46  Jldvertisetnents.]  * 

Sweeney  John,  farmer.  Liberty  road  near  city 

limits 
Sweeney  John,  shoemaker,  Liberty  road  near 

Penna.  av 
Sweeney  John  W.  carpenter,  722  Penna.  av 
Sweeney  John,  tailor,  3  Caroline  ct 
Sweeney  Patrick,  laborer,  3  w  Lombard 
Sweeney  Patrick,  laborer,  118  Scott 
Sweeney  Puter,  (S.  &  Harris,)  262  Lexington 
Sweeney  Timothy,  laborer.  Front  near  Low 
Sweeney  Wm.  carpenter,  4  Townsend 
Sweeny  Catherine,  137  s  Bond 
Sweeny  Edward  N.  bookkeeper  Gas  Co.  19 
South,    dw  head  of  Charles  st.  av.   Balti- 
more Co. 
Sweeny  James,  laborer,  265  Orleans 
Sweeny  Louis  D.  386  w  Lombard 
Sweeny  Thaddeus,  laborer,  139  n  Front 
Sweet  Mrs.  Fanny   C.  boarding,  293  w  Pratt 
Sweet  James  W.  (Turnbull,  Slade  &  Co.)  46 

Bolton 
Sweet  Wm.  H.  ambrotypist,  147  Lexington, 

dw  293  w  Pratt 
Sweeting  Benj.  oil  wagon,  Biddle  near  Eden 
Sweeting  B.  F.  bricklayer,  26  Thompson 
Sweeting  Edward  T.  cor  BidJle  and  (llaroline 
Sweitzer  Wm.  cabinet  maker,  30  Union 
Swick  Thos.  F.  ship  carpenter,  136  s  Regester 
Swick  Wm.  A.  ship  carpenter,  253  s  Wolfe 
Swift  Charles,  baker,  28  e  Lombard 
Swift  Chauncey,  baker,  183  e  Lombard 
Swift  Geo.  W.  mariner,  16  Henrietta 
Swift  Wm.  A.  laborer,  108  Dolphin 
Swift  Wm.  A.  336  e  Lombard 
Swift  Mrs.  Margaret,  20  Booth 
Swigert  Wm.  milkman,  787  Light 
Swindell   Charles   E.    superintendent    Union 

Relief  Rooms,  dw  106  Lee 
Swuidell  James  E.  L'lass  blower,  310  s  Sharp 
Swindell  Lydia,  106  Lee 
Swindell  Richard,  glass  blower,  s  wcor  Eutaw 

and  Stockholm 
Swindell  Wm.  foreman  Spring  Garden  glass 

works,  dw  36  Columbia 
Swing  Mrs.  Mary  A.  89  Granby 
Swink  John   F.   laborer,  Bloodgood  ct  near 

Front 
Swinney    Epaphroditus,   attorney,    St.    Paul 

near  Fayette,  dw  134  e  Madison 
Swinney  Joseph,  134  e  Madison 
Swisher  Frederick  S.  clerk,  53  Lexington 
Switzer  Daniel,  blacksmith,  402  e  Monument 
Switzer  Mrs.  Elizabeth,  seamstress,  87  Chats- 
worth 
Switzer  George,   butcher,    n    Fremont   near 

Penna  av 
Switzer  Geo.  F.  butcher,  106  Centre,  102  Lex- 
ington and  13  Richmond  markets,  dw  538 
Penna  av 
Switzer  John,  cigar  maker,  41  Hill 
Switzer  John,  clerk  at  Howard  Bank,  dw  277 

Ross 
Switzer  John  S.  39  Hill 
Switzer  John  W.  painter,  43  Mosher. 
Switzer  Louis  A.  538  Penna  av 
Switzer,  Oliver,  porter,  719  w  Baltimore 
SWITZER  WM.    butcher,    61    Lexington, 
market,  dw  Ross  betw.  Mosher  and  Towns- 
end 
Swope  Barbara,  boarding,  178  Lewis 


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Wliarf.    C.  HART  SBHTH,  Agent. 


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390 


TAR 


Swope  John  C.  lager  beer,  15  Dover 
Sword  James,  carter,  92  French 
Sword  John  W.  pilot,  129  s  Ann 
Sword  John  W.  jr.,  mariner,  129  s  Ann 
Sword  Sarah  A.  130  s  Ann 
Swormstedt  Mrs.  Frances  A.  75  Granby 
Swormstedt  Henrietta,  25  n  Liberty 
Swormstedt  Richard  M.  mill  Wright,  75  Granby 
Swytzer  Wm.  soldier,  22  Wyeth 
Sykes  Adam,  soldier,  106  Cross 
Sykes  Anna  B.  huckstress,  39  Elizabeth  al 
Sykes  Mrs.  Elizabeth,  106  Cross 
Sykes  Geo.  H.  machinist,  89  Hamburg 
Sykes  Harriet  W.  153  w  Lombard 
Sykes  James,  moulder,  89  Hamburg 
Sykes  James,  207  Madison  av 
Sykes  John,  moulder,  89  Hamburg 
Sykes  John,  fisherman,  106  Cross 
Sykes  John,  foundryman,  291  s  Charles 
Sykes  Michael,  soldier,  102  Hillen 
Sykes  Wm.  moulder,  81  Hamburg 
Sylvester  Edward  C.  clerk,  127  s  Sharp 
Sylvester  Leo,  fortune  teller,  131  s  Caroline 
Sylvester  Thomas,  bookkeeper,  316  w  Lom- 
bard 
Sylvester  Wm,  Geo.  (S.  &  Hopkins,)  Lom- 
bard, w  of  Fremont 
SYLVESTER  &  HOPKINS,  plain  and  Ja- 
panned tin  ware,  and  house  furnishing  goods, 
182  w  Baltimore  [Seepage5SMvertisements.] 
Symmes  Henry  C.  messenger,  161  Chesnut 
SymmesMary  E.  161  Chesnut 
Synagogue  Jewish,  High,  between  Low  and 

Fayette 
Szemelenyi  Ernest,  music  teacher,  174  Sara- 
toga 
Szold  Rev.  Dr.  Benjamin,  66  Columbia 


Tabeling  Henrt,  butcher,  75  Belair  market, 

dw  Harfoid  av  near  Point  la 
Taeuber  John  F.  merchant  tailor,  54  Ensor 
Taeuber  Mrs.  Margaret,  102  McElderry 
Tagart  D.  carpenter,  225  s  Wolfe 
Tagart  H.  carpenter,  225  s  Wolfe 
Tagart  Samuel  H.  (Steele  &  T.)  84  w  Madi- 
son 
Tagart  Elizabeth,  dressmaker,  289  Eutaw 
Taggart  John  R.  clerk,  53  Young 
Tahl  Joseph,  agent, grocer,  121  s  Eden 
Tahroiss  Christopher,  tailor,  11  Walker 
Tallard  C.  cigar  maker,  102  Thames 
Tallbott  Mrs.  Caroline,  seamstress,  14  Jose- 
phine 
Tallbott  James  A.  C.  tinner,  25  Greenmount 

avenue 
Talbot  Charles  A.  313  Aisquith 
Talbot   Edward    K.   restaurant,  367  w  Balti- 
more, dw  52  Chew 
Talbot  George  W.  barkeeper,  49  Aisquith 
Talbot   Hamilton    T.    turner,    Gilmor  n    of 

Franklin 
Talbot  John,  police,  s  w  cor  McElderry  and 

Dallas 
Talbot  Levin,  s  wcor  Pratt  and  Spring 
Talbot  Mahlon,  deputy  clerk  Superior  Court, 

Gilmor  n  of  Franklin 
Talbot  Nicholas  B.  printer,  268  Aisquith 
Talbot  Thomas,  laborer,  Northern   av  near 

McMechin 
Talbott  Benjamin,  coachsmith,  118  n  Calvert, 
dw  146  n  High  i 


Talbott  George  W.  carpenter,  83  McHenry 
Talbott  George  W.  carpenter,  19  Warner 
Talbott  George H. piano  maker,  1 10  L.  Greene 
Talbott  Hannah,  215  Boston 
Talbott  Jesse,  Calvert  n  of  Madison 
Talbott  Lucy  A.  146  s  Paca 
Talbott  Thomas  E.  letter  carrier,  40  s  High 
Talbott  Wm.  R.  piano  maker,  110  L.  Greene 
'I'alghman  George,  laborer,  191  Henrietta 
Taliaferro  Mrs.  E.  C.  490  w  Fayette 
Tall  Anthony,  news  dealer,  265  n  Gay 
Tall  Capt.  BruffW.,  U.  S.  A.  24  Henrietta- 
Tall  Elizabeth,  235  n  Howard 
Tall  Capt.  George,  55  William 
Tall  Isabella,  tailoress,  63  Henrietta 
Tall  James   L.   carpenter,   cor  Camden   and 

Sharp 
Tall  Joseph,  shipsmith,  173  Hughes 
Tall  Joseph,  shipsmith,  122  William 
Tall  Levin  Y.  carpenter,  325  Light 
Tall  Mary  A.  116  Aisquith 
Tall  Matilda,  235  n  Howard 
Tall  Michael,  laborer,  466  Penna.  av 
Tall  Nancy  Ann,  tailoress,  63  Henrietta 
TALL     WASHINGTON,     sailmaker,     75 

Smith's  Wharf,  dw  102  Lee 
Tall  Wm.  clerk  N.  C.  R.  R.  235  n  Howard 
Tall  Young,  carpenter,  67  Barre 
Tallant  Wm.  mate,  31  Granby 
Tallard  Charles,  cigar  maker,  20  Boston 
Tallay  Stephen,  caulker,  14  Henry 
Talle  Martha,  tailoress,  66  Granby 
Tallent  Henry,  cigar  maker,  233  e  Lombard 
Tallerman  Godfrey,  (Towles,  Bro.  &  T.)  38 

Holiday 
Talley  Henry,  cigar  maker,  17  n  Washington 
Talman  Wm.  C.  boiler  maker,  30  Warren 
Talt  Joseph  M.  P.  printer,  278  e  Pratt 
Talt  Susan,  278  e  Pratt 
Talton  Richard,  butcher,  87  Hampstead 
Tamman  H.  clerk,  218  LiglU 
Tammen  Heye  H.  clerk,  116  s  Charles 
Tanely  Robert,  printer,  175  e  Monument 
Taney  Mrs.  Harriet,  17  e  Lombard 
Taney  Roger  B.  chief  justice  Supreme  Court 

U.   S.  dw  55  Frankhn 
Taney  Rapiiael  E.  clerk,  12  Jackson 
Taney  Joseph,  conductor  B.  0.  R,  R.  17  e 

Lombard 
Taneyhill  Samuel,  tailor,  642  w  Baltimore 
Tangier  John  B.  collector  and  ice  agent,  5  Al- 
bemarle 
Tannaes  Joseph,  piano  maker,  60  Portland 
Tannebaum  Samuel,  (Long  &  T.)  122  Lee 
Tanner  Benjamin,  clerk,  16  St.  Paul 
Tanner  Harvey  J.  baker,  70  s  Paca 
Tanner  Sarah  A.  confectionery,  70  s  Paca 
Tantz  August,  blacksmith,  35  Low 
Tanver  Armstrong,  salesman,  141  Hamburg 
Tanz  Frederick,  shoemaker,  62  Stiles 
Tanzcy  Bernard,  laborer,  286  n  Eutaw 
Tanzler  George,  laborer,  36  Miller's  al 
Tatian  Bro.,  St.  Alphonsus,  79  Saratoga 
Tapman  Henry  T.  engineer,  296  Light 
Tapman  John  M.  lumber  worker,  15  Henrietta 
Tapman  Samuel,  grocer,  296  Light 
Tappan  Dr'.  Wm.  C.  174  Stirling     ' 
Tappernon  Jacob,  painter,  228  Canton  av 
Tarbutton  Wm.  A.  music  teacher,  381  w  Fay- 
ette 
Tarney  Dennis,  laborer,  638  w  Pratt 
Tarr  A .  H.  clerk,  s  e  cor  Calvert  and  Madison 
Tarr  Benj.  J.  laborer,  8  Forrest 


"WM.  P.  WEBB,  Mnrine,  Fire  and  Life  Insurance  Agent  and  Broker.    Agent  "Mutual 
Benefit  Ufe  Insurance  Co.,  Newark,  N.  J.,"  89  Second  Street. 


TAR 


391 


LAY 


Tarr  Edwin  S.  s  e  cor  Calvert  and  Madison 
Tarr  Harrison  J.  C.  cabinet  maker,  128  Ciiew 
Tarr  John  T.  painter,  235  s  Wolfe 
Tarr  Theodore  M.  furniture,  11  n  Gay,  dw  s  e 

cor  Madison  and  Calvert 
Tarr  Wesley   B.  cabinet  maker,  10  Greene 
Tarr  Dr.  W'^m.  H.  63  n  Front 
Tarr  Wm.  mariner,  17  n  Washmgton,  F.  P. 
Tarring  Geo.  W.  painter,  139  Welcome  al 
Tarring  Wm.  painter,  214  s  Eutaw 
Tash  Mrs.  Ann,  490  Lexington 
Tate  Robert,  restaurant,  cor  Dover  and  Cam- 
den la 
Tate  Wm.  P.  collector,  174  e  Fayette 
Tate  Wm.  barkeeper,  cor  Dover  and  Camden 

lane 
Tatem  Catherine,  25  n  Amity 
Tatem  Daniel,  oyster  packer,  25  n  Amity 
Tathann  John,  coal  agent,  41  Grundy 
Tatman  Mrs.  Mary  E.  seamstress,  3  Walker 
Tattler  Frederick,  butcher,  245  e  Eager 
Tatum  Joseph,  soldier,  5  Armistead  la 
Tatum  Martha,  laundress,  8  Armistead  la 
Tatum  Mary,  seamstress,  154  Cross 
Tatum  Samuel,  soldier,  8  Armistead  la 
Tatzenhorst  F.  Wm.  clerk,  101  Eastern  av 
Taubert  Herman,  shoemaker,  226  s  Charles 
Taudte  Catherine,  grocery,  65  Harrison 
Taudte  Lorenz,  shoemaker,  65  Harrison 
Tavlin  Henry,  butcher,  Harford  av.  extended 
Tayleure  Clifton  W.  attorney,  242  e  Fayette 
Taylor  Alfred  G.  confectionery  stand,  16  w 

Fayette 
Taylor  Alexander  P.  bookk'r,  51  Lexington 
Taylor  Ann,  577  Lexington 
Taylor  Mrs.  Bethiah,  125  s  Exeter 
Taylor  &  Brother,  junk  store,  70  Light  street 

wharf,  dw  J.  T.  T.,  47  Warren 
Taylor  Bros,  cigars,  &c.,  136  w  Pratt 
Taylor  Charles  soldier,  13  Perry 
Taylor  Chas.  F.  n  e  cor  Charles  and  Franklin 
Taylor  Clifford,  clerk,  238  Saratoga 
Taylor  Curtis,  clerk,  50  n  Fremont 
Taylor  David,  carp.  65  Jasper,  dw  98  n  Paca 
Taylor  Edgar  G.  52  Broadway 
Taylor  Edmund,  machinist,  9  Parkin 
Taylor  E.  G.  carpenter,  44  Gough 
Taylor  Edward  S.  (T.  Bros.)  3  n  Eden 
Taylor  Elias,  tobacconist,  50  w  Pratt,  dw  109 

n  Eden 
Taylor  Elias,  tobacconist,  37  n  Eden 
Taylor  Mrs.  Elizabeth,  77  Warner 
Taylor  Elizabeth,  136  n  High 
Taylor  Elizabeth  A.  481  w  Lombard 
Taylor  Mrs.  Emeline,  219  e  Lombard 
Taylor  Francis  &  Levi,  steam  marble  works, 

110  s  Charles 
Taylor  Francis,  (F.  &  Levi  T.)  160  s  Howard 
Taylor  &  Gardner,  auctioneers  and  commis- 
sion merchants,  6  and  8  German 
Taylor  George  D.  police,  20  William 
Taylor  George  E.  printer,  49  Holland 
Taylor  George  E.  cigar  maker,  26  s  Bond 
Taylor  George,  candle  maker,  31  e  Pratt 
Taylor  George,  grocer,  n  e  corner  Stiles  and 

Slemmer's  al 
Taylor  George  W.  grocer,  Frederick  road  nr. 

tollgate 
Taylor  George  W.  H.  ambrotypist,  147  Lex- 
ington 
Taylor  George,  shoemaker,  2  Neighbor 
Taylor  George,  laborer,  436  Canton  av 
Taylor  George,  clerk,  129  n  Exeter 


Taylor  George  W.  clerk,  70  n  Bond 
Taylor  Harriet,  teacher,  301  s  Charles 
TAYLOR    HENRY,   book,   newspaper  and 
periodical   store.    111    w    Baltimore,  and  5 
South,  Sun  building,  dw  Baltimore  Co. 
Taylor  Henry  C.  trunk  maker,  501  Saratoga 
Taylor  Henry  S.  wholesale  dry  goods,  over 
24]  and  243  w  Baltimore,  dw  s  e  cor  Cathe- 
dral and  Madison 
Taylor  Henry  W.  policeman,  343  Mulberry 
Taylor  Henry,  shoemaker,  450  Saratoga 
Taylor  Henry  P.  clerk  B.  &  0.  R.  R.,  147 

Mulberry 
Taylor  Henry,  draftsman,  44  Dolphin 
Taylor  Hezekiah,  of  Western  Bank,  147  Mul- 
berry 
Taylor  Hezekiah  B.  clerk,  147  Mulberry 
Taylor  Hezekiah,  machinist,  787  w  Baltimore 
Taylor  Irvin,  laborer,  39  Bevan 
Taylor  Isabella,  267  n  Howard 
Taylor  Isabella,  50  n  Fremont 
Taylor  Isaiah,  (T.  Bros.)  104  n  Eden 
TAYLOR  JACOB   H.   wood  and  coal,  134 

Dugan's  wharf,  dw  80  e  Baltimore 
Taylor  Jacob,  oyster  deal,  rear  of  4  Guilford  al 
Taylor  Jacob,  carpenter,  7  n  Bond 
Taylor  James,  salesman,  46  n  Pine 
Taylor  James,  coppersmith,  179  e  Lombard 
Taylor  James,  tailor,  33  Goodman  al 
Taylor  James  T.  auctioneer,  623  Penna  av 
Taylor  James,  distiller,  413  n  Gay  ' 
Taylor  James,  tinner,  99  n  Schroeder 
Taylor  James  W.  salesman,  62  Camden 
Taylor  James  W.  W.  property  agent  and  col- 
lector, s  w  cor  Bank  and  Regester 
Taylor  Mrs.  Jane,  123  Conway 
Taylor  Jane,  259  e  Madison 
Taylor  Jane,  dry  goods,  208  Hanover 
Taylor  Jesse,  spice  grinder,  289  n  Caroline 
Taylor  John  G.  R.  466  w  Lombard 
Taylor  Rev.  John  W.  2-21  e  Madison 
Taylor  John  W.  police,  96  n  Bond 
I'aylor  John,  shoemaker,  286  s  Durham 
Taylor  John  W.  mariner,  150  Hughes 
Taylor  John,  huckster,  150  Hughes 
Taylor  John  D.  clerk  P.  0.  176  n  Fremont 
Taylor  John  H.  painter,  73  Park,  dw  12  n 

Fremont 
Taylor  John,  saddler,  279  Mulberry 
Taylor  John  H.  H.  clerk,  119  Grundy 
Taylor  John  W.  soldier,  82  Warner 
TAYLOR  JOSEPH  J.  agent  Baltimore  and 
Susquehana  Steam  Co.,  112  West  Falls  av, 
City  block,  dw  18  Mulberry 
Taylor  Joseph,  176  w  Lombard 
Taylor  Joseph,  stone  cutter,  84  s  Republican 
Taylor  Joseph,  tailor,  s  e  cor  Howard  and 

Dover 
Taylor  Joshua,  58  e  Baltimore 
Taylor  Joshua,  23  n  Exeter 
Taylor  Lizzie,  280  s  Bond 
Taylor  Lorenzo  D.  tailor,  15  s   Calvert,   dw 

167  e  Madison 
Taylor  Mrs.  Louisa,  26  s  Mount 
Taylor  Levi,  (Francis  &  L.  T.)  30  Camden 
Taylor  Mrs.  Levi,  30  Camden 
Taylor  Dr.  Mager  S.  dentist,  135  e  Monument 
Taylor  Mary,  Fayette  near  Fulton 
Taylor  Mary  E.  194  Hanover 
Taylor  Mary,  148  s  Sharp 
Taylor  Mary,  176  n  Fremont 
Taylor  Matthew,   conductor  city   cars,   238 
Saratoga 


.T.   HEIVRY   CrIE:SE:,    Conunlsaion   Merchant,   tor   the   aale   of  Flowr,  Grain,  Seeds,  &c. 
Roaendale  Cement  and  Calcined  Plaster  constantly  on  hand,  HI  Spear's  VTharf. 


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TAYLOR  Dr.  MILTON  N.  58  e  Baltimore 

Taylor  Mrs.  24  HoUine 

Taylor  Mortimer,  baggage  master  B.  &  0.  R. 

R.  384  w  Fayette 
Taylor  Nelson,  tinner,  150  n  Caroline 
Taylor  Mrs.  Nancy,  263  West 
Taylor  Mrs.  Nancy  E.  tailoress, 115  Hamburg 
Taylor  Nathan,  carpenter,  10  s  Oregon 
Taylor  Richard,  carpenter,  170  n  Spring 
Taylor  Richard,  engineer,  131  Hudson   near 

Cannon 
Taylor  R.  Alexander,  64  w  Madison 
Taylor  Robert  T,  carpenter,  140  Pearl 
Taylor  Rosanna  C.  23  s  Gay 
Taylor  Robert  B.   clerk  tobacco  warehouse, 

140  Pearl 
Taylor  Mrs.  Rose,  53  Scott 
Taylor  Robert  F.  clerk  B.  O,  R.  R.  60  s  Paca 
Taylor  Robert  A.  64  Franklin 
TAYLOR  ROBERT  Q..  hatter,  5  n  Calvert, 

dw  260  Lexington 
Taylor  Robert, butter,  46  Camden,  dw  62 
Taylor  Robert,  shoemaker,  463  n  Gay 
Taylor  Samuel  B.  tailor,  122  e  Pratt 
Taylor  Samuel  P.  (T.  &  Bro.)  47  Warren 
Taylor  Samuel  J.  bricklayer,  123  Jefferson 
Taylor  Samuel  G.   (Norwood  &  T.)  267  n 

Howard 
Taylor  Samuel  J.  mariner,  27  Williamson  al 
Taylor  Sarah  E.  tailoress,  27  Williamson  al 
Taylor  Samuel,  boiler  maker,  124  Hamburg 
Taylor  Samuel  W,  cigar  maker,  131  Gough 
Taylor  Steptoe  B.  city  collector's  office,  373 

Light 
Taylor  Thomas  H.  cigar  maker,  153  German 
Taylor  Thomas,    commissary  clerk,  53    L. 

Church 
Taylor  Thomas  Sidney,  U.  S.  N.  73  s  Caroline 
Taylor  Thomas  G.  provision  store,  47  Centre, 

dw  162  n  Calvert 
Taylor  Thomas,  56  Lexington 
Taylor  Thomas   J.    superintendent  Soldier's 

Rest,  204  s  Howard 
Taylor  Thomas,  carpenter,  284  Mulberry 
Taylor  Thomas  L.  bookkeeper,  129  Hoffman 
Taylor  Thurston  M.  Lieut.   U.  S.  Revenue 

Marine,  600  w  Baltimore 
Taylor  Wm.  H.  clerk  Camden  Station  B.  & 

0.  R.  R.,  dw  535  w  Fayette 
Taylor  W.  W.  civil  engineer,  cor  of  Lanvale 

and  Bolton 
Taylor  Wm.  W.  (T.  &  Gardner,)  president 

Union  Bank,  67  Mount  Vernon  place 
Taylor  Wm.  H.  painter,  132  Chew 
Taylor  &  Waterworth,  tin  and  sheet  iron  wor- 
kers, 467  w  Lexington 
Taylor  Woodyear  J.  clerk,  98  n  Paca 
Taylor  Wm.  S.  clerk,  594  Lexington 
Taylor  W.  A.  pilot,  209  s  Ann 
Taylor  Wm.  H.  clerk,  dw  Baltimore  co 
Taylor  Wm.  soldier,  552  w  Saratoga 
Taylor  Wm.  T.  sergt.  police,  125  Jefferson 
Taylor  Wm.  baker,  141  n  High 
Taylor  Wm.  H.  carter,  42  Siemmer  al 
Taylor  Wm.  J.  soldier,  263  West 
Taylor  Wm.  H.  laborer,  165  s  Ann 
Taylor  Wm.  tinner,  69  Boyd 
Taylor  Wm.  soldier,  261  West 
Taylor  Wm.  S.  jr.,  clerk,  594  Lexington 
Taylor  Wm.  machinist,  139  n  Fremont 
Taylor  Wm.  tavern,  3  Camden  la 
Taylor  Wm.  H.  soldier,  42^^  n  Poppleton 
Taylor  Wm.  H.  waterman,  17  New  Church 


Taylor  Wm.  huckster,  176  East 

Taylor  W.  Glenn,  clerk,  577  Lexington 

Taylor  Wm.  H.  tinner,  69  Boyd 

Tayman  Wm.  L.  police,  234  e  Fayette 

Teach  Joseph,  tailor,  247  e  Fayette 

Teackle  St.  George  W.  attorney,  I  Courtland, 

dw  177  n  Howard 
Teackle  Thomas,  37  Lexington 
Teagler  August,  baker,  Frederick  av  nr  city 

limits 
Teagler  George,  cabinet  maker,  28  Abbott 
Teal  Arch,  carpenter,  402  Canton  av,  dw  246 

Bank 
TEAL  GEORGE  McK.  clothier  and  merch- 
ant tailor,  n  e  cor  Baltimore  and  Frederick, 
dw  171  n  Calvert. — [See  page  11  Mvertise- 
ments.] 
Teal  James,  blacksmith,  168  Ramsay 
Teal  Samuel  W.  baker,  44  McElderry 
TEEPE  WM.  lager  beer  and  bagatelle  saloon, 

13  n  Frederick 
Teawalt  Mrs.  Margaret,  81  McHenry 
Tegeler  George,  piano  maker,  28  Abbott 
Tegmeyer  Mrs.  Ann  C.  105  Penna.  av 
Teilman  Anton,  laborer,  256  e  Eager 
Telegraph  office  B.  &  O.  R.  R.  Mt.   Clare 

station,  Poppleton  s  of  Pratt 
Telweon  Henry,  boxmaker,  199  s  Regester 
Tell  James,  plumber,  81  Thames 
Telle  Henry,  barber,  6  Park 
Temme  Louis,  porter.  111  Henrietta 
Temmerman  Wm.  shoemaker,  72  n  Gay 
Temperance  Temple,  Gay  n  of  Fayette 
Temperly  John,  butcher, 22  Lexington  and  18 
Richmond  markets,  dw  Madison  av.  Bait,  co 
Temple  John,  mariner,  72  Lancaster 
Temple  Matthew,  bricklayer,  170  Regester 
Temple  Thomas,  mariner,  72  Lancaster 
Temple  Thomas,  laborer,  79  Booth 
Templeman  James,  carpenter,  71  Hollins 
Templeman  Richard   W.  surveyor  and  civil 

engineer,  48  Lexington,  dw  394  Eutawpl 
Tennant  Annie,  73  North 
Tennant  David  L.  73  North 
Tennant  Joseph,   shoemaker,  360  e   Menu- 

ment 
Tennant  R.  bar  keeper,  248  s  Bond 
Tennant  Wm.  H.   shoemaker,  16  L.  Broad- 
way 
Tennant  Wm.  shoemaker,  149  Orleans 
Tennes  Mary,  tavern,  35  Ensor 
Tenneson  Mrs.  Catherine,  67  McHenry 
Tennison  Oliver,  constable,  520  w  Baltimore, 

dw  605  w  Lombard 
Tensfield  Chas.  mariner,  76  Lancaster 
Tensfield  Mary  J.  136  s  Central  av 
Tenweges  Anna,  confectionery,  169  s  Ann 
Tenweges  August,  shoemaker,  169  s  Ann 
Tepkin  Henry,  tailor,  38  Jackson 
Tepkong  Fredk.  cigar  store,  43  Thames 
Terrel  Michael  F.  mariner,  93  Chatsworth 
Terrett  Mrs.  Colville,  Garden  n  of  Lanvale 
Terril  John,  laborer,  rear  of  25  Bank 
Terril  Thos.  porter,  59  Mulberry 
Terry  John,  mariner,  73  Gough 
Terry  Robt.  B.  hospital  ward  master,  11  Lex- 
ington 
Terscheid  D.  grocer,  258  s  Bond 
Terscheid  John,  grocer,  339  s  Bond 
TESDORPF   &    SIEBERT,    shipping    and 
commission  merchants,  63  Exchange  place, 
up  stairs 
Tessier  Andrew,  confectioner,  96  Pearl 


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Wbaxf.    C.  HART  SAIXTH,  Agent. 


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TEUBNER  Wm.    designer  and  carver,  over 
s  w   cor  Sharp   and  German,  dw  92  Mul- 
berry 
TEUFEL  JOHN,  cabinet  maker  and  under- 
taker, 283  w  Pratt 
Teveling  G.  tailor,  20  Thomsen 
Tevis  Jos.  clerk,  71  n  Poppleton 
Tewert  John,  stone  mason,  258  Lee 
"Tewes  Jos,  porter,  334  e  Lombard 
Textor  John  A.  cooper,  98Leadenhall 
Tfeil  F.  laborer,  292  Aliceanna 
Thadowitch  Francis,  tailor,  235  e  Eager 
Thaler  George,  tin  and  sheet  iron  ware,   106 

Franklin 
Thaler  Lawrence,  stove,  371  n  Gay 
Thaler  Wm,  curled  hair,  McHenry  w  of  Ful- 
ton 
Thalheimer  John,  sr.  laborer,  232  e  Eager 
Thalheimer  Jos.  whip  maker,  29}^  n  Greene 
Thalheimer  Joseph,  whip    maker,   14    Dia- 
mond 
Thalheimer  Kauffman,  army  sutler,  4  n  Caro- 
line 
Thanhouser  Jacob,  clothier,  124  w  Pratt,  dw 

69  s  Sharp 
Thanhouser  Saml.  salesman,  69  s  Sharp 
Thanhouser  Solomon,  salesman, 69  s  Sharp 
Tharp  Dr.  John,  533  w  Fayette 
Thatcher  Ann,  118  n  Poppleton 
Thatcher  Jesse   R.     wheelwright,  418  Sara- 
toga 
Thater  Chas.  shoemaker,  141  Camden 
THATER  PHILIP,  boot  and  shoemaker,  280 

w  Pratt 
Thather  Gotleib,  china,  328  Light 
Thayer  Henry  E.  bricklayer,  183  n  Eden 
Thayer  John  W.  D.  police,  97  s  Bond 
Thayer  Laban,  blacksmith,  27  6  Aliceanna 
Thayer  Nathan,  blacksmith,  276  Aliceanna 
Thayer  Nathaniel  H.  princip.  Eastern  Female 

High  School,  dw  25  n  Calvert 
THAYER   NATHANILL  J,   attorney  and 
assist.  U,  S.  District  Attorney,  29  St.  Paul, 
dw  71  n  Charles 
Thawley  Thos.   W.   mariner,    11   William- 
son al 
Thebens   Henry,  (Sutton  &  T.)  217  e  Lom- 
bard 
Thcile  Fredk.  grocer,  43  Marion 
Theile  Geo,  tavern,  Patterson  nr  Cable 
Thein  Geo.  shoemaker,  144  s  Caroline 
Theirnert  August,  piano  maker,  75  n  Schroe- 

der 
Theis  Wm.  cabinet  maker,  36  Marion 
THEISZ  CONRAD,  stoves  and   sheet  iron 

ware,  82  Pearl 
Thelin  Wm.  T.  bookkeeper,  cor  Calhoun  and 

Saratoga 
Tliemig  Nicholas,  laborer,  8  Green  ct 
Themling  Chas,  butcher,  Chester  n  of  Monu- 
ment 
Theophil  John  J,  piano  maker,  209  Hollins 
Theye  Harman,  laborer,  180  s  Fremont 
Theye  Mrs.  Mary,  340  s  Sharp 
Thiede  W,  F.  piano  depot,  132  Lexington 
Thiel  Adam,  furn.  car,'lG9  s  Bond 
Thiele  Fredk.  9  s  Spring 
Thiele  Henry  W.  tailor,  227  s  Ann 
Thiele  John,  shoemaker,  453  Lexington 
Thiele  Louis,  grocer,  248  s  Charles 
Thieme  Chas.  file  cutter,  119  n  Front 
Thiemeyer  Fredk.  supervisor  B.  &  0.  R.  R. 
268  Mulberry 


Thiemeyer  John   H.    box  maker,  166.  Mul- 
berry 
Thierrauch  Geo.  J.  baker,  185  s  Bo'aA 
Thies  John  U.  bookkeeper,  500  w  Bakimore 
Thies  Mena,  confectionery,  500  w  Baltimore 
Thiess  J.  Christian,  cigar  maker,  6  Watson 
Thillman  Jos.  gunsmith,  242  n  Eden 
Thim  Conrad,  tailor,  370  Penna.  av 
Thimling  John,  laborer,  269  s  Charles 
Third  English  Lutheran  Church,  e  Monument 

near  Gay 
Third  German  Reformed  Church,  ne cor Paca 

and  Saratoga 
Third  German  Lutheran  Church,  cor  Holiday 

and  Saratoga 
Third  Presbyterian  Church,  Eutaw  nr  Sara- 
toga 
Thirrion  John,  laborer,  95  s  Poppleton 
Thirkel  John  H.  C.   tinner,  120  s  Central  av 
Thirkeld  Geo.  A.  ship  joiner,  235  Bank 
THISTLE  FACTORY,  warehouse  and  office 

146  w  Fayette,  N.  Shannon,  agent 
Thistle  Mrs.  Hannah,  grocery,  n  e  cor  Bond 

and  Milliman 
Thois  John,  baker,  26  Hampstead 
Tholdrafe  Wm.  laborer,  167  King 
Thole  John,  watchman,  64  Albemarle 
Tholer  Conrad,  near  City  av  s  of  Hudson 
Thoman  Hammond  A.  clerk,  1  Josephine 
Thoman  John  A.  clerk,  176  s  Paca 
Thomas  Abraham,  bricklayer,  76  Payson 
Thomas  Abraham,  confectioner,  61  President 
Thomas  Adam,  cabinet  maker,  73  McElderry 
Thomas  Alexander  C.  carpenter,  12  Brune 
Thomas  Alfred,  machinist,  55  e  Madison 
Thomas  Mrs.  Ann,  348  Mulberry 
Thomas  Ann,  116  North 
Thomas  Arthur,  copper  smelter,  Clinton  near 

Boston 
Thomas  Augustus  M.  (T.  &.  Moon,)  84  Lee 
Thomas  Benj.  F.  mariner,  138  s  Broadway 
THOMAS   BENJ.   dry  goods  merch.  253  e 

Baltimore,  dw  255 
Thomas  Capt.  Bryan  M.  mariner,  136  John- 
son 
Thomas  Lieut.  Chas.,  U,  S.  N.  37   Mt.  Ver- 
non place 
Thomas  Casper  S.  upholsterer,  173  e   Madi- 
son 
Thomas  Mrs.  Catherine,  4  Raborg 
Thomas  Mrs.  Christina,  186  Madison  av 
Thomas  Conrad,  well  digger,  7  n  Eden 
Thomas  Cornelius,  leather,  196  n  Exeter 
Thomas  Cornelius,  (N.  T.  &  Co.)  196  n  Gay 
Thomas  Danl.  M.  attorney,  29  Lexington, dw 

142  n  Charles 
Thomas  Danl.  L.  bookkeeper,  194  Penna.  av 
Thomas  David,  shoemaker,  34  Laurel 
Thomas  D.  H.  clerk  Farmers  and  Merchants 
Bank,  dw  s  w  cor  Mt.  Vernon  and  Wash- 
ington places 
Thomas  David  E.  lumber  merch.   East  Falls 

av,  dw  14  Aisquith 
Thomas   David  E.  jr.,  (T.  &  Price,)  14  Ais- 
quith 
Thomas  Dorrington,  puddler,  146  Washing- 
ton, F.  H. 
Thomas  Edward  L.   (Adreon  &  Co.)  164  s 

Sharp 
THOMAS  EDWARD  C.  Sr.  &  SONS, oys- 
ter and  fruit  packers,  249  Lexington,  dw  E. 
C.  T.  sr.,  Calhoun  nr  Saratoga 
Thomas  Edward,  blacksmith,  102  Hudson 


WM.  P.  "WEBB,  Marine,  Fire  and  Ufe  Insurance  Agent  and  Broker.    Agent 
Benefit  Life  Insurance  Co.,  Newark,  ST.  J.,"  89  Second  Street. 


'Mutual 


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Thomas  Edward  C.  German  nr  Petin,  dvv  706 

w  Saratoga 
Thomas  Edward  C.  jr.  (S.  W.  &  E.  C.  T.  jr.) 

706  Saratoga 
Thomas  Dr.  Edwin  S.  172  n  Exeter 
Thomas  Edwin,  grocery,  189  Eastern  av 
Thomas  Mrs.  Elizabeth,  11  Rock 
Thomas  Elizabeth,  grocery,  7  n  Eden 
Thomas  Eliza,  13  Williamson  al 
Thomas  Geo.  P.  (Heim,  Nicodemus  &  Co.) 

83  n  Paca 
Thomas  George  C.  M.  R.,  clerk,  66  William 
■  Thomas  George  W.  waterman,  6  Covington 
Thomas  George  H.  police,  82  McElderry 
Thomas   George  W.  mariner,  289  s  Wash- 
ington, F.  P. 
Thomas  Henry,  shoemaker,  14  n  Liberty 
Thomas  Henry,  73  Columbia 
Thomas  Henry,  clerk,  127  n  Exeter 
Thomas  Henry  T.  salesman,  58  Aisquith 
Thomas  Henry,  tailor,  214  Canton  av 
Thomas  Henry,  laborer,  62  s  Carey 
Thomas  Henry   F.    (Thomas   C.  Basshor  & 

Co.)  244  Penna.  av 
Thomas  Hezekiah  L.  ship  carpenter,  131  s 

Washington,  F.  P. 
Thomas  Isabella,  189  Eastern  av 
Thomas  Mrs.  Dr.  J.  C.  54McCulloh 
Thomas  Jacob    B.   (Joseph  T.  &  Bro.)  681 

Lexington 
Thomas  James  P.  (Purvis  &Co.)  n  e  corner 

Eden  and  Chase 
Thomas  James  L.  carpenter,  69  Raborg 
Thomas  Dr.  James  Carey,  37  s  Sharp 
Thomas  James,  jr  ,  cabinet  maker,  184  East 
Thomas  James,  ship  carpenter,  177  Gough 
Thomas  James  E.  clerk,  3  Raborg 
Thomas  Mrs.  Jane  Jones,  266  Franklin 
Thomas  Jane,  boarding,  90  Lee 
Thomas    Dr.   J.   Hanson,  president  Farmers 
and  Merchants'   Bank,  dw  s  w  cor  Mount 
Vernon  and  Washington  places 
Thomas  Jacob,  cabinet  maker,  173  e  Madison 
Thomas  Jacob  B.  (J.  T.  &  Son)  681  Lexing- 
ton 
Thomas  John  M.  ship  carpenter  309  Pratt 
THOMAS  JOHN  H.  attorney,  37  St.  Paul, 

dw  65  McCulloh 
Thomas  John,  shoemaker,  169  King 
Thomas  John,  mariner,  26  President 
Thomas  John,  shoemaker,  169  King 
Thomas  John  C.  soldier,  4  Raborg 
Thomas  John  C.  clerk,  Baltimore  co 
Thomas  John  H.  boiler  maker,  40  William- 
son ai 
Thomas  John,  proprietor  Wayne  stables,  dw 

Gen.  Wayne  Inn 
Thomas  John,  147  Ross 
Thomas  John  L.  jr.,  city  counsellor,  over  16 

St.  Paul,  dw  38  s  Broadway 
Thomas  John  W.  pilot,  34  s  Bond 
Thomas  John  P.  butcher,  299  Aisquith 
Thomas  Capt.  John  H.  134  s  Central  av 
THOMAS  JOHN  H.  (Wallis  &  T.)  37  St 

Paul,  dw  65  McCulloh 
Thomas  John,  porter,  341  s  Howard 
THOMAS  JOSEPH  &  SON,  steam  turning 
and   sawing   establishment,    cor   Park   and 
Clay,  lumber  yard,  383  w  Pratt 
Thomas  Joseph  A.  attorney,  Carey  near  Sar- 
atoga 
Thomas  Joseph,    (Joseph   T,   &  Son,)   5  n 
Strieker 


Thomas  Joseph,  blacksmith,  29  s  Republican 
Thomas  Joseph  J.  S.  pilot,  206  s  Charles 
Thomas  Joseph  B.  jr.,  letter  carrier,  160  Ger- 
man 
Thomas  Joseph  B.  bricklayer,  355  Calhoun 
Thomas  Mrs.  Julia  A.  143  Dover 
Thomas  Mrs.  Laura,  laundress,  6  William- 
son al 
Thomas  Levin,  mariner,  9  Williamson 
Thomas  Lewen,   (Merrill,  T.  &  Co.)  Balti- 
more CO 
Thomas  Louisa,  cook, 9  Truxton 
Thomas  Louis  A.  contractor,  421  n  Central  av 
Thomas  Louis,  butcher,  Poi)it  la 
Thomas  Margaret,  341  s  Howard 
Thomas  Margaret  E.  hat  trimmer,  4  Raborg 
Thomas  Maria,  312  w  Fayette 
Thomas  Mrs.  Martha  A.  47  Chatsworth 
Thomas  Mary,  Clinton  near  Boston 
Thomas  Mrs.  Mary  J.  278  Light 
Thomas  Matilda,  nurse,  12  Orleans 
Thomas  M.  &  R.  millinery  goods,  186  Madi- 
son av 
Thomas  dk  Moon,  commission  merchants,  5  s- 

Eutaw 
Thomas  Norbourne,  (N.  T.   &  Co.)  168  n 

Caroline 
Thomas  Norbourne,  currier,  172  n  Caroline 
Thomas  N.  &  Co.  curriers,  118  n  Eutaw,  and 

9  and  11  Ensor 
Thomas  Philip  E.  (Memll,  T.  &  Co.)  Balti- 
more CO 
Thomas  Philip  J.  paper  hanger,  709  w  Balti- 
more 
Thomas  &  Price ,  lumber  merchants.  East  Falls 

av  between  Eastern  and  Canton  avs 
Thomas  Pierre,  boots  and  shoes,  5  s  Gay 
Thomas  Rebecca,  shoebinder,  58  Raborg 
Thomas  Rebecca,  (M.   &  R.  T.)   186  Madi- 
son av 
Thomas  Richard,  carman,  160  n  Central  av 
Thomas  Richard  C.  clerk,  24  Penn 
Thomas  Richard  T.  engineer,  118  s  Bond 
Thomas  Richard,  fisherman,  81  Washington, 

F.  H. 
Thomas  Robert,  clerk,  Baltimore  co 
Thomas  Mrs.  Rosanna,  253  Columbia 
Thomas  Rosanna,  grocery,  215  n  Bond 
Thomas  Samuel,  (S.  W.  &  E.  T.  jr.)  Hoflins 

2d  door  from  Mount 
Thomas  Samuel,  66  William 
Thomas  Samuel,  miller,  12  Pine 
Thomas  Samuel  L.  cabinetmaker,  8  Stirling 
Thomas  S.  W.  &  E.  C.  jr.,  oyster  and  fruit 

packers,  143  German 
Thomas  Sophia,  grocery,  cor  Eden  and  May 
Thomas  Sterling,  Harford  av  near  city  limits 
Thomas  Sterling  &  Sons,  butchers,  41  Centre, 
12  Lexington,  47  Hanover,  Belairand  Rich- 
mond markets 
Thomas  Sterling,  (S.  T.  &Sons,)291  Aisquith 
Thomas  Sterling  W.   (S.  T.  &    Sons,)   299 

Aisquith 
Thomas  Mrs.  Susan,  138  s  Broadway 
Thomas  Sylvester,  ship  carpenter, ,167  n  Car- 
oline , 
Thomas  Thomas,  copper  smelter,  Clinton  s  of 

Boston 
Thomas  Wallace,  plasterer,  201  Bank 
Thomas  Warner,  (N.  T.&  Co.)  208  Franklin 
Thomas  Warner,  currier,  6  Decker 
Thomas  Wm.  O.  laborer,  10  Abey  al 
Thomas  Wm.  carpenter,  12  Stirling 

J.  HENRY  QIESE,   Conunisulon  Jlerchant,   for  the  sole   ot  Flour.  Gmln,  Seeds,  the 
Rosendale  Cement  and  Calcined   PliMter  constantly  on  lumd,  Hi.  Spear's  Wluurf. 


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Thomas  Wm.  D.  conductor,  243  Conway 

Thomas  Wm.  H.  cooper,  56  Stiles 

Thomas  Wm,  copper  smelter,  St.   Charles 

Hotel,  L.  P. 
Thomas  Wm,  conductor,  Frederick  beyond 

1st  tollgate 
Thomas  Wm.  laborer,   62  Aliceanna 
Thomas  Wm.  H.  preserver  and  pickler,  184 

York,  286  HoUins 
Thomas  Wm.  H.  carpenter,  114  n  Bond 
Thomas  Wm.  J.  ship  carpenter,  177  Gough 
Thomas  Wm.  R.  machinist,  443  w  Lombard 
Thombo  Ellen,  63  Camden 
Thomiz  Andrew,  locksmith,  50  Light 
Thompson  Alexander,  bricklayer,  3  Somerset 
Thompson  Alex'r  M.  moulder,  116  e  Monum't 
Thompson  Alex'r,  shoemaker,  167  e  Eager 
Thompson  Alex'r,  shoemaker,  112  n  Bethel 
Thompson,  Alex'r,  bricklayer,  lOOMcElderry 
THOMPSON  ALFRED  W.  conveyancer,  30 

St  Paul,  dw  350  n  Eutaw 
Thompson  Alfred  W.  jr.  350  n  Eutaw 
Thompson  Mrs.  Amanda,  confectionery,  123 

Cross 
Thompson  Amelia  J.  11  Jackson 
Thompson  Amos,  bricklayer,  cor  Broadway 

and  Belair  av 
Thompson  Mrs.  Ann  M.  105  Bank 
Thompson  Mrs.  Ann,  laundress,  6  n  Amity 
Thompson  Ann,  482  Franklin 
Thompson  Andrew,  painter,  10  Philpot 
Thompson  Andrew  J.  bricklayer,  442  w  Fay- 
ette 
Thompson  Andrew  J.  bricklayer,  345  Mul- 
berry 

Thompson lamplighter,  18  Hillen 

Thompson  Arthur,  machinist,  129  s  Eden 
Thompson  Arthur  D.  (Valentine  &   T.)  52 

Fawn 
Thompson  Augustus,  pilot,  233  Gough 
Thompson  Catherine,  tailoress,  23aiWilliam 
Thompson  Charles  P.  mate,  99  s  Exeter 
Thompson  Charles,  mariner,  307  e  Pratt 
Thompson  Daniel,  moulder,  88  Mount 
Thompson  D.  B.  clerk,  68  w  Madison 
Thompson  David,  boiler  maker,  11  Armistead 

lane 
Thompson  David,  tailor,  84  Mullikin 
Thompson  David,  laborer,  207  Gough 
Thompson  David  H.  collector,  5  n  Exeter 
Thompson  Darby,  tavern,  361  Cathedral 
Thompson  Edward  H,  carpenter,  103  Lex- 
ington 
Thompson  Elizabeth,  grocer,  21  Gough 
Thompson  Elizabeth,  laundress,  140  Hamburg 
Thompson  Elizabeth,  Walsh  nearBiddle 
Thompson  Foster,  laborer,  17  n  Eden 
Thompson  Frederick  J.  boarding,  341  s  Bond 
Thompson  George,  clerk,  17  George 
Thompson  George  A.  71  w  Baltimore 
Thompson  George,  engineer,  42  s  Schroeder 
Thompson  George,  F.  9  and  11  Centre  Market 

space 
Thompson  Geo.  W.  soldier,  9  Walsh 
Thompson  Geo.  C.  39  McCulloh 
Thompson  Geo.  R.  custom  house  officer,  227 

e  Pratt 
Thompson  Geo.  R.  shoemaker,  Somerset  n  of 

Chew 
Thompson  Geo.  W.  bricklayer,  71  s  Wash- 
ington, F.  P. 
Thompson  Mrs.  Frank,  39  McCulloh 
Thompson  Henry  F.  attorney,  31  Lexington 


Thompson  Henry  A.  president  Bank  of  Bsl- 

timore,  68  w  Madison 
Thompson  Henry,  attorney,  68  w  Madison 
Thompson  H.  W.  clerk, 231  e  Chase 
Thompson  James,  light  house  kpeper,  151  s 

Regester 
Thompson  James,  carter,  267  e  Monument 
Thompson  James,  bootmaker,  143  c  Baltimore 
Thompson  Jas.  F.  brass  finisher,  245  e  Fayette 
Thompson  James,  brush  maker,  Water  near 

Calvert,  dw  18  n  Eden 
Thompson  Jas.  soldier,  130  Hamburg 
Thompson  Jas.  mariner,  4  s  Central  av 
Thompson  Jas.  C.  salesman,  215  e  Baltimore 
Thompson  James  H.  R.  clerk  B.  &  0.  R.  R. 

Baltimore  co 
Thompson  Jas.  W.  clerk  B.  &  O.  R.  R.  Bal- 
timore CO. 
Thompson  John  J.  plumber,  267  e  Monument 
Thompson  JohnT.  boot  fitter,  167  n  Caroline 
Thompson  John,  mariner,  111  s  Spring 
Thompson  John  W.  161  St.  Paul 
Thompson  John  A.  clerk,  29  s  Carey 
Thompson  John  G.  saddler,  228  Columbia 
Thompson  John ,  engineer,  n  Charles  extended 
THOMPSON  JOHN  A.  City  Register,  office- 
City  Hall,  dw  152  Mulberry 
Thompson  John  A.  pilot,  195  Gough 
Thompson  John  W.  mariner,  224  Eastern  av 
Thompson  John  W,  (Smith  &  Co.)  16  East 

Falls  av 
Thompson  John,  mariner,  94  n  Bond 
Thompson  John  P.  paper  hanger,  51  Booth 
Thompson  John,  mariner,  4  s  Central  av 
Thompson  John  D.  clerk,  205  Ross 
Thompson  John,  stone  cutter,  47  French  _ 
Thompson  Jos.  wheelwright  and  blacksmith, 

27  Centre,  dw  47  French 
Thompson  Joseph,  shoemaker,  391  Lexington 
Thompson  Joseph,  jr.  blacksmith,  81  French 
Thompson  Joseph  B.  train  dispatcher  B,   & 

0.  R.  R.  75  s  Paca 
Thompson  Joseph  B.  12  McCulloh 
Thompson  Jos.  B.  bookkeeper,  389  w  Lom- 
bard 
Thompson  Julia,  37  Abbot 
Thompson  Levi  S.  B.  police,  227  n  Eden 
Thompson  Mrs.  L.  boarding  house,   167  n 

Caroline 
Thompson  Louisa,  247  e  Madison 
Thompson  Mark  W,  C.  Warden  Md.  Peni- 
tentiary 
Thompson  Mrs.  Maria,  millinery  and  fancy 

articles,  84  Hanover,  dw  127  s  Sharp 
Thompson  Mrs.  Mary,  11  n  Fremont 
Thompson  Mrs.  Mary,  Townsend  n  of  John 
Thompson  Mary,  millinery,  103  Lexington 
Thompson  Mary  A.  11  Jackson 
Thompson  Nicholas,  shoemaker,  11  Warner 
Thompson  Nich.  O.  shoemaker,  104  L.Greene 
Thompson  Peter,  (Trego,  T.  &  Co.)  38  Fawn 
Thompson  Dr.  Rich'd  W.  conductor  city  cars, 

98  s  Caroline 
Thompson,  Robert  G.  painter,  1  s  Republican 
Thompson  Mrs.  R.  R.  7  McCulloh 
Thompson  R.  drayman,  154  George 
Thompson  Richard  W.  clerk  Quarter  Mas- 
ter's, 98  s  Caroline 
Thompson  Richard,  carriage  trimmings,  143 

w  Fayette 
Thompson  Robert,  boiler  maker,  Armistead  la 
Thompsqji  Robert  F.  shoemaker,  12  n  Caro- 
line 


GKO.  S.  PAGK  Si  BRO.,  Jtlanufacturers    of  Roofs   nxid   Roofing   Slaterlals,  111   Sniitli's 
Wharf.    C.  HART  SIHITH,  Agent. 


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Thompson  John  D.  clerk,  205  Ross 
Thompson  Salem  H.  moulder,  176  Conway 
THOMP^SON  SAMUEL  P.  &  CO.  commis- 
sion agents  and  merchandise  brokers,  69  Ex- 
change place 
Thompson  Samuel  P.  cooper,  7  n  Caroline 
Thompson  Samuel  P.  (S.  P.  T.  &  Co.)  Eager 

near  St.  Paul 
Thompson  Samuel  T.  insurance  broker    and 
adjuster  of  marine  claims,  24  w  Second,  dw 
147  n  Calvert 
Thompson  Sarah,20  Hammond  al 
Thompson  Sarah  L.  boarding,  40  n  Calvert 
Thompgon  Ivfrs.  Sophia,  4  s  Central  av 
Thompson  Susan  J.  66  e  Lombard 
Thompson  Susan  B.  83  s  High 
Thompson   Steptoe,  conveyancer,  350  n  Eu- 

taw 
THOMPSON  THOMAS,  commission  mer- 
chant and  importer  of  brandies,  wines,  &c., 
29  s  Gay 
Thompson  Thos.  G.  police,  11  Jackson 
Thompson  Thos.  J.  chair  maker,  194  n  Eden 
THOMPSON  WM.   importer  of   brandies, 

wines,  &c.,  21  South 
Thompson  Thos.  N.  clerk,  260  Franklin 
Thompson  Wilbur  F.  clerk,  Pratt  e  of  Caro- 
line 
Thompson  Wm.  29  n  High 
Thompson  Wra.  A.  blacksmith,  429  n  Gay 
Thompson  Wra.  brickmaker,  back  of  Ramsay 

near  Poppleton 
Thompson  Wm.  A.  pilot,  43  s  Caroline 
Thompson    William  C.   K.  machinist,   20  n 

Schroeder 
Thompson  Wm.  H.  cooper,  189  s  Washing- 
ton, F.  P. 
Thompson  Wm.  J.  M.  at  Sanitary  Commis- 
sion, 130  Hamburg 
Thompson  Wm.  S.  (Andrews  &  T.)  67  e  Bal- 

tinaore 
Thompson  Wm.  C.  painter,  169  n  Caroline 
Thompson  Capt.  Wm.  H.  354  e  Baltimore 
Thompson  Wm.  machinist,  197  York 
'  Thompson  Wm.  engineer,  80  s  Carey 
Thompson  Wm.  A.  mariner,  218  Bank 
Thompson   Wm.  liquors,  182  Penna  ay 
Thoaapson  Wm.  D.  7  McCulloh 
Thomsen  John   J.    (Thomsen  &  B.)  18  Mc- 
Culloh 
Thomsen  Henry,  192  w  Lombard 
THOMSEN  LAURENCE  &  CO,  importers 
of  brandies,  wines,  cigars,  &c.  64  Exchange 
place 
Thomsen   Laurence,   (L,   T.  &   Co.)  192  w 

Lombard 
Thomsen  &  Block,  importers  of  drugs,  chemi- 
cals, &c.  26  Hanover 
Thomsen   Jas.   S.   brush  maker,  712  w  Bait- 
more 
Thomsen  Wm.  warehouseclerk  custom  house, 

130  w  Biddle 
Thon  Christopher,  cooper,  Frederick  road,  nr 

city  limits 
Thornu  Michael,  Lemmon  w  of  Carey 
Thorne  John,  horse   infirmary,  144  n  Front, 

dw  113 
Thorne   Nicholas,   brickmaker,  Clinton  near 

Ellicott 
Thorncr  Andrew    H.   tobacconist,  6  Light-st 

wharf,  dw  8  Camden 
Thornton  Amelia  L.  sewing  machine  operator, 
63  Lexington 


Thornton  Beniah,  (Murray  &  Co.)  113  Wil- 
liam 
Thornton  Bernard,  engineer,  113  William 
Thornton    Howard    P.,    Madison    av   w  of 

Townsend 
Thornton  James,  QlsrkatBarnum's  hotel,  179 

n  High 
Thornton  James,  carter,  5  Webster  al 
Thornton  John  A.  carter,  556  w  Pratt 
Thornton  John,  pattern  maker,  40  Warren 
Thornton  Samuel  W.  heater,  155  a  Chester 
Thornton  Sally  A.,  Hoffman  opposite  Bolton 
Thornton  Stephen,  63  Lexington 
Thornton  Thomas,  engifieer,  90  Hill 
Thorpe  Charles  J.   R,  asst.  postmaster,  dw 

718  w  Lexington 
Thorpe  Elizabeth,  40  »  Exeter 
Thorpe  Robert  H.  boot  fitter,  101  Cross 
Thorpe  Wm.  W.  property  agent,  718  w  Lex- 
ington 
Thorrington  Samuel,  mate,  14  Hamburg 
Thorwort  John,  shoemaker,  44  Lancaster 
Thrasher  Isaac,  (T.,  Rogers  &  Co.)  Lexing- 
ton betw.  Pearl  and  Pine 
Thrasher,  Rogers  &  Co.   wholesale  clothiers, 

over  345  w  Baltimore 
Three  Tuns  Hotel,  Wm.  Dorbacker,  proprie- 
tor, s  w  cor  Pratt  and  Paca 
Thrift  Ann  R.  tailoress,  3  n  Poppleton 
Thrift  Mrs.  Mary,  178  s  Eutaw 
THRUSH  GEORGE  R.  tavern,  19  w  Pratt 
Thruston    Capt.    Dickinson   P.  aid-de-camp, 

headquarters,  dw  Eutaw  house 
Thrush  Nichl.  at  tobacco  warehouse,  162  Lee 
Thrush  Wm.  H.  fireman,  162  Lee 
Thuer  Jacob,  wheelwright,  418  Saratoga 
Thuman  Geo.  laborer,  185  s  Eden 
Thuman  Joseph,  grocery,  220  Hamburg 
Thumlert  James  E.  jr.  police,  112  William 
Thumlert  James  E.  clerk,  112  William 
Thumm  lacob  F.  saddles,  harness  and  trunks, 

149  Filliklin,  dw  155  n  Paca 
Thurlow  John,  111  Thames 
Thurlow  John,  (Bonday  &  T.)  126  Bank 
Thurlow  John  F.  cooper,  126  Bank 
Thurlow  Lydia  J.  126  Bank 
Thurlow  Mary  E.  126  Bank 
Thurn  Andreas,  tailor,  268  s  Eutaw 
Thurn  Joseph,  tailor,  270  s  Eutaw 
Thursby  David  U.  ship  carpenter,  199  Gough 
Thursby  Louise,  milliner,  130  n  Gay 
Thursby  Robert  A.  collector,  130  n  High 
Thursby  Mrs.  Sarah,  16  s  Ann 
Thust  Christian  F.  basket  maker,  601  Penna. 

ar 
Tibballs Elizabeth,  432 Saratoga 
TIBBELS  THOMAS,  restaurant,  182  Lex- 
ington 
Tibbetts  Jeremiah,  teamster,  30  Neighbor 
Tice  John  K.  clerk,  16  Jackson 
Tickner  Ciiarles,  piano  maker,  13  Sterrett 
Tickner  Wm.  piano  maker,  13  Sterrett 
Tidings  Geo.  butcher,  162  Stirling 
Tidings  Wm.  H.  carter,  39  Milliman 
Tidy  John  B.  jr.  law  student,  24  e  Monument 
Tiegel  A.  furniture  car  driver,  167  s  Bond 
Tiegh  Annie,  grocery,  3  George  al 
Tieman  Chas.  B.   attorney,  45  St.   Paul,  dw 

123  n  Charles 
Tieman  Frank,  cigar  maker,  211  s  Bond 
Tieman  Herman,  laborer,  16  e  Lombard 
Tidball  Lawrence  P.    clerk   to   provost  mar- 
shal general,  38^2  w  Baltimore 


WM.  P.  WEUn,  :?I.ariji<-,  Fire  and  I.lfe  Insurance  Agent  and  Broker.    Agent 
„_  Benefit  UUfe  Insurance  Co.,  Ne-vrark,  N.  J.,"  89  Second  Street. 


TIE 


397 


TOL 


Tieman  Louis,  cigar  maker,  184  e  Pratt 
Tiemeyer  Charles,  grocery,  55  s  Eutaw 
Tiemeyer  John  H.  (T,  &  Waltjen,)  166  Mul- 
berry 
Tiemeyer  &  Waltjen,  box  makers,  al  on  Ger- 
man betw  Hanover  and  Sharp 
Tienken  Sarah,  fancy  store,  54  McEIderry 
Tier  James  C.  ship  joiner,  221  Gough 
TIERNAN  CHARLES  B.  attorney,  45  St. 

Paul 
Tiernan  Charles,  123  n  Charles 
TIERNAN  P.  &  SON,  importers  wines,  li- 
quors and  cigars,  1^  n  Charles 
Tiernay  Edward  R.  280  Rollins 
Tiernay  John  M.  grocery,  273  Ross 
Tiernay  Matthew,  laborer,  268  n  Eutaw 
Tierney  James  J.  teamster,  27  Lemmon 
Tierney  Mrs.  Mary,  27  Lemmon 
Tierney  Thomas,  laborer,  658  w  Pratt 
Tierney  Wm.  laborer.  Falls  road  near  tollgate 
Tiffany  Mrs.  Ann  C.  57  Franklin 
Tiffany  Edward,  manufacturer,  57  Franklin 
Tiffany  George,  68  Mount  Vernon  place 
Tigert  John  R.  druggist,  28  Hanover 
Tigges  Henry,  butcher,  47  Hanover  market, 

dw  Frederick  road 
Tilden  John,  clerk,  163  w  Lombard 
Tilghman  Capt  James  C.  65  Barre 
Tilghman  Wm.  J.  tinner,  482  Lexington 
Tillen  Thomas,  farmer,  583  Peni^a  av 
Tilling  Fredk.  butcher,  61  Hanover  market, 

dw  Point  la 
Tillery  John  W.  lab«r,  20  Stiles 
Tilman  Wm.  shoemaker,  21  Gough 
Tillman  Joseph  N.  prof,  music,  118  Aisquith 
Tillman  Wm.  port  monnaie  maker,  325  Sara- 
toga 
Tilyard  Alfred  H.  clerk  Register  of  Wills  of- 
fice, 213  Mulberry 
Tilyard  Angelo,  257  Saratoga 
Tilyard  Ann  P.  279  n  Eutaw 
Tilyard  Catherine,  257  Saratoga 
Tilyard  Charles,  apothecary,  257  Saratoga 
TILYARD  DR.  HENRY  W.  surgeon  den- 
tist, 14  s  Eutaw 
Tilyard  John  P.  clerk,  257  Saratoga 
Tilyard  Mrs.  Martha,  257  Saratoga 
Tilyard  Philip  T.  deputy  clerk  Superior  Court, 

263  Saratoga 
Timanus  Jacob  H.  messenger  Adams  express, 

184  s  Eutaw 
TIMANUS  JOHN  T.    wood   and   coal  and 
house  carpenter,  65  n  Greene,  dw  Baltimore 
county 
Timbs  John  A.  cigar  store,  3  n  Ann 
Timbs  John  K.  tobacconist,  249  e  Baltimore, 

dw  4  n  Ann 
Timmerman  F.  W.  painter,  6  Mott 
Timmi  Caroline,  tailoress,  49  Leadenhall 
Timmi  Daim,  49  Leadenhall 
Timmons  Mary,  rear  of  36  Harford  av 
Timothy  Patric^,  brakesman,  22  Ryan 
Timpel  Hironemus,  tailor,  254  Hanover 
Timpson  Wm.  cloak  and  mantilla  maker,  47  e 

Baltimore 
Timson  &  Allen,  cloaks,  mantillas,  &c.,  over 

n  w  cor  Baltimore  and  Holiday 
Tindell  Mrs.  Albina,  391  Lexington 
Tindle  Mrs.  Elizabeth,  20  Greenmount  av 
Tindell  Wm.  shoemaker,  352  West 
Tindle  Robert  W.  shoemaker,  20  Camden 
Tinges  George  H.  clerk,  178  Garden 
Tinges  Lewis,  32  Hanover 


TINGES  GEORGE  W.  broker  and  general) 
agent  for  State  loans  and  investments,  3  St^ 
Paul,  dw  178  Garden 
Tinges  Mrs.  Susan,  boarding,  32  Hanover 
Tinken  George    A.  F.  tobacconist,  78  Han- 
over, dw  Eutaw  near  Ross 
Tinken  Geo.  H.  cigar  maker,  461  w  Saratoga, 
Tinker  Geo.  W.  painter,  185  East 
Tipton  Alfred,  police,  7  s  Republican 
Tipton  Edward,  soldier,  12  Durst  al 
Tipton  John,  weaver,  38  Lemmon 
Tipton  Sarah  A.  116  Dolphin 
Tirrabel  Bernard,  mariner,  267  s  Wolfe 
Tirralla  J.  F.  furrier,  105  w  Baftimore 
Tischmeyer  Levi,  bookkeeper,  180  East 
Tisdale  Prof.  Archibald  R.  at  Loj-ola  College 
Tisdale  Lucius  A.  R   rigger,  201  Gough 
Tippett  Rev.  Charles  B.  7  s  Caroline 
Tippett  Thomas,  7  s  Caroline 
Titchner  Abraham,  clerk,  Ross  extended 
Titcomb  John  M.  dentist,  51  e  Baltimore 
Tittle  George  F.  mariner,  108  Hamburg 
Tittle  Thomas,  mariner,  108  Hamburg 
Titlow  David,  laborer,  473  w  Pratt 
Tives  Louis,  sugar  refiner,  364  Canton  av 
Tobacco  (State)  Warehouse  No.  1,  s  end  of 
Dugan's  wharf,  Jas.  T.  Perkins,  inspector. 
Tobacco    (State)  Warehouse  No.  2,  O'Don- 

nell's  wharf,  James  Turner,  inspector 
Tobacco  (State)  Warehouse,  No.  3,  cor  Light 

and  Conway,  Philemon  Griffith,  inspector 
Tobacco  (State)  Warehouse,  No.  4,  s  e  corner 
Charles  and  Conway,  William  Welsh,  in- 
spector 
Tobacco  (State)  Warehouse,  No.  5,  n  e  cor 
Charles  and  Conway,  John  Moorehead,  in- 
spector 
Tobby  Ferdinand,  laborer,  9  Orchard 
Toberer  Conrad,  cabinet  maker,  107  Preston 
Tobias  Brother,  principal  St. Vincent  de  Paul's 

Male  Orphan  Asylum,  Front  n  of  Fayette 
Tobin  Daniel,  contractor,  136  Penna  av 
Tobin  Elizabeth  A.  50  s  Bethel 
Tobin  Mary  J.  50  s  Bethel 
Tobin  Mary,  seamstress,  80  s  Republican 
Todd  Andrew,  type  caster,  58  n  Dallas 
Todd  Charles  54  n  Dallas 
Todd  John  H.  carpenter,  5  L.  Constitution 
Todd  Joseph,  flour  and  feed,  578  Penna  av 
Todd  Martin  L.  mariner,  244  Bank 
Todd  Mary  A.  tavern,  38  William 
Todd  Patricius  A.  clerk,  263  w  Fayette 
Todd  William  N.  Chappell  near  Fremont  ex- 
tended 
Todhunter  Chaa.  H.  superintendent  city  pas- 
senger railroad,  office,  Thames  near  Broad- 
way, dw  187  Bank 
Todhunter  Wm.  H.  187  Bank 
Toel  Charles,  clerk,  dw  Western  hotel 
Toel  Gustav,  bookkeeper,  93  s  Sharp 
Toennies  Joseph,  piano  maker,  60  Portland 
Toffey  Ira,  blacksmith,  7  Mulberry 
Toffling  John  H.   butcher,  16  Lexington,  72 
Centre  and  66  Hanover  markets,  dw  Penna. 
av,  near  toll  gate 
Toft  Chas.  furniture  wagoner,  178  n  Biddle 
Toft  Francis  A.  at  saw  mill,  Warner  nr  West 
Toft  John,  engineer,  138  Garden 
Toland  John,  laborer,  118  Cpnway 
Toland  Wm.  saw  manufacturer,  85  n  Front 
Toldridge    Mrs.    Elizabeth,    dress    caps   and 
head  dresses,   191   w   Baltimore,  dw  82  n 
Charles 


jr.  HSUVRY  GIKSE,  Commlaslon  Mercliant,  for  the  sale  of  Flour,  Grain,  Seeds,  &«, 
Bosendale  Cement  and  Calcined  Plaster  constantly  on  hand,  HI  Spear's  Wharf. 


TOL 


398 


TOW 


Toldridge  Wm.  bookkeeper,  82  n  Charles 
Tolen  John,  marble  polisher,   Falls  road  near 

Northern  av 
Tolinger  Geo.  carpenter,  33  n  Fremont 
Tolinger  Louisa,  grocery,  33  n  Fremont 
Toll  Geo.  H.  cabinet  maker,  12  Etna  la 
Tollman  John,  clothing  cutter,  72  w  Eager 
Tolly  Wm.  shipsmith,  1  Monmonier  ct 
Tolou  Juliana,  35  Garden 
Tolou  John,  carpenter,  35  Garden 
Tolson  Francis,  caulker,  136  Cross 
Tolson  Franklin   H.  soldier,   Franklin  abore 

Gilmor 
Tolson  Dr.  George  S.,  Fraaklin  above  Gilmor 
Tolson  James  R,  laborer,  127  William 
Tolson  John  A.  engineer,  127  William 
Tolson  Joseph,  carpenter,  n  e  cor  Bank  and 

Exeter 
Tolson  Rebecca,  127  William 
Toman  James,  clerk,  1  Humes 
Tomilty  James,  20  Valley 
Tomlin  Mrs.  Mary,  443  Lexington 
Tomlinson  Capt.  Frederick,  68  s  High 
Tomlinson    H.  W.  provision  broker,  79  Ex- 
change place,  dw  25  Fawn 
Tomlinson  Gapt.  John  W.  79  s  Bond 
Tomlinson  Wm.  stone  cutter,  18  Stirling 
Tompeer  George,  stocking  weaver,  178  Alice- 
anna 
Tompkins  Julian,  mariner,  154  Lee 
Tomsel  George,  weaver,  rear  of  394  s  Charles 
Toner  Bernard,  wheelwright,  146  Hillen 
Toner  &  Cheny,  coach  makers,  131  n  Calvert 
Toner  Geo.  drayman,  100  Light-st  wharf 
Toner  Geo.  M.  brush  maker,  161  Hamburg 
Toner  Geo.  laborer,  530  w  Pratt 
Toner  Hugh,  type  founder,  208  n  Exeter 
Toner  James,  laborer,  1  Hume  ■ 
Toner  James,  coach  painter,  44  Hillen 
Toner  John  (T.  &  Cheny,)  44  Hillen 
Toner  John,  laborer,  211  n  Exeter 
Toner  Joshua,  blacksmith,   Ridgely,  dw  310 

Conway 
Toner  John  J.  machinist,  9  Parkin 
Toner  John,  saddles,  harness,  &.c.,  127  Frank- 
lin, dw  247  Mulberry 
Toner  Margaret,  83  Thames 
Toner  Prof.  Patrick,  at  Loyola  College 
Tool  Elizabeth,  4  Stirling 
Tool  Mary,  tailoress,  4  Stirling 
Toole  Francis,  98  s  Spring 
Tootell  Mrs.  Mary  A.  seamstress,  140  Cross 
Topp  Elizabeth,  tailoress,  253 Hamburg 
Topp  Henry,  steamboat  hand,  308  s  Sharp 
Topping  Evert  M.  teacher,  182  Preston 
Topping  Harry,  Barnum's  hotel 
Topping  Thomas,  turnkey  Western  District, 

520  Lexington 
Torborg  Anne,  tavern,  119  Lexington 
Torborg  J.  Henry,  grocery,  221  Chesnut 
Torchiana  Henry,  news  agent,  3  s  Frederick 
TORMEY  FRANCIS   D.  attorney,  21  Lex- 
ington, dw  s  w  cor  Calvert  and   Monument 
Tormey  Edward,  clerk,  160  n  Calvert 
TORiMEY  JOHN  M.  attorney,  21  Lexington, 

dw  160  n  Calvert 
TORMEY  LEONARD    J.    stock    and    bill 

broker,  22  South,  dw  138  Mulberry 
Torney  Carson,  grocery  and  feed,  260  Light 
Torney  Charles  O.  clerk,  260  Light 
Torney  Edward  C.  clerk,  260  Light 
TORNEY  OTTO,  ship  chandl«r  and  grocer, 
103  McElderry's  whf,  dw  106  n  Paca 


Torney  John  H.  book  and  variety  store,  192 

-w  Pratt,  dw  260  Light 
Torphy  Ellen,  grocery,  91  Peirce 
Torphy  Thomas,  cooper,  91  Peirce 
Torrance  Eleanora,  149  Mulberry 
Torrance  Mary,  177  n  Calvert 
Torren  Henry,  shoemaker,  309  Mulberry 
Torrington  John,  baker,  31  Orleans 
Torsch    Henry    F.    cabinet    maker,    215    s 

Charles 
Torsch  Henry,  photographist,  215  s  Charies 
Tothbusch  Wm.  tobacconist,  65  Ross 
Tottle  James,  carpenter,  124  Lexington 
Tottle  John,  paper  hanger,  124  Lexington 
Totzauer  Joseph  C.  N.    cabinet   maker,  33 

New  Church 
Touchstone   Mary  M.  confectioner,  39  Dol- 
phin 
Tough  Mrs.  A.  A.  seminary  for  young  ladies, 

683  Lexington 
Toughy  Michael,  laborer,  52  Hull 
Tower  Frank,  shoemaker,  41  Cross 
Towers  Wesley  M.  huckster,  36  L.  Church 
Towell  Amelia,  112  s  Exeter 
Towle  Wm.  B.  clerk,  158  Light 
TOWLES,  BROTHER  &  TALLERMAN, 

silk  weavers  and  tie  makers,  1  Carroll  Hall, 

up  stairs 
Towles  James    (Wm.  P.  T.  &    Bro.)    640 

Lexington 
TOWLES  WM.  P.    &    BRO.  patent  ahirt 

manufacturers,  145  w  Baltimore 
Towles  Wm.  P.  (Wm.  P.  T.  &  Bro.)  692 

Saratoga  % 

Town  George,  carpenter,  92  Camden 
Town  George  W.  chair  maker,  14  Sterrett 
TOWNER  DARIUS  F.  manufacturers'  and 

machinists'  supplies,  yarns,  twines,    &c., 

332  w  Baltimore,  dw  620  w  Fayette 
TOWNER  J,  F.  &  CO.  manf.  and  machinists' 

furnishing  store,  342  w  Baltimore 
Towner  John    F,  (J.  F.  T.  &   Co.)  260  w 

Fayette 
Townsend  Alexander,  clerk,  164  German 
Townsend  Charles  L.  police,  190  Dover 
Townsend  &  Collins,  shipsmiths,  Philpot 
Townsend  David,  teacher,  Frederick  ar 
Townsend  Edward  J.  police,  40  Henrietta 
Townsend  Edward  A.  fish,  30  s  Caroline 
Townsend  Francis  H.  shipsmith,  .332  Canton 

avenue 
Townsend  James  A.  cigar  maker,  163  s  Ann 
Townsend  Capt.  John  C.  259  Eastern  av 

Townsend ,  328  Eastern  ar 

Townsend  Capt.  John,  226  s  Sharp 
Townsend  John  M.  clerk,  P.  0.  156  Hanover 
Townsend  Joseph   C.  clerk  P.  0.  49    Lex- 
ington 
Townsend  Lemuel   P.  (Whitely,   Brother  & 

Co.)  77  n  Liberty 
Townsend    Martha   A.    dressmaker,    326    • 

Sharp 
Townsend  Margaret  A.  19&^p  Lombard 
Townsend  Perry  R.   shoemaker,  2  t  Sharp, 

dw  155  Mulberry 
Townsend  Richard  H.  bookkeeper  of  Union 

Manufacturing  Co.  Eager  bet.  St.  Paul  and 

Charles 
Townsend  Robert  J.  mariner,  214  Light 
Townsend  Samuel  P.  (Wm.  Chesnut  <k  Co.) 

228  n  Eutaw 
Townsend  Samuel  (Tudor  &  T.)  Mt.  Wash- 
ington 


GBO.  S.  PAGK  &  BRO.,  Jtlairulacturers    of  Rooft  and  Roofijig  Jilaterials,  HI   SnULtb^ 
Wbarfi    C.  HAHT  SBHTH,  A^ent. 


TOW 


399 


TRE 


Townsend  Thomas  J,  paints  oils  and  glass, 

489  w  Baltimore,  dw  164  German 
Townsend  Tilghman  J.  hay  presser,  48  Fort 

avenue 
Townsend  Wm.  huckster,  71  Pearl 
Townsend  Wm.  M.  ISO  e  Baltimore 
Townshend  Mrs.  Fidelia,  114  s  Paca 
TOWNSHEND,    FRENCH    &    CO.  com- 
mission merchants,  80  Light  st.  wharf 
Townshend  Jeremiah,  (T.,  French  &   Co.) 

Baltimore  Co. 
Tdwson  Charles,  hatter,  33  n  Eutaw,  dw  131 

w  Biddle 
Towson  Edwin  B.  clerk  B.  &  0.  R.  R.  40  w 

Biddle 
Towson  Edwai-d,  salesman,  264  Aisquith 
Towson  James  F.  (Linthicum  &  Co.)  40  w 

Biddle 
Towson  John  P.  carpenter,  118  Ross 
Towson  John  W.  U.  S.  N.  6  Raborg 
Towson  Mary,  41  Garden 
Towson  Mrs.  Sarah,  254  Aisquith 
Towson  Thomas  E.,  U.  S.  N.  6  Raborg 
TOWSON  WM.  0.  glass  and  china  importer 

and  dealer,  26  w  Baltimore 
Toy  Eliza  A.  74  w  Centre 
TOY  JOHN  D.  book  and  job  printer,  cor  St. 

Paul  and  Baltimore,  dw  62  w  Biddle 
Toy  Patrick,  laborer,  69  Goodman  al 
Toy  Robert  A.  clerk,  74  w  Centre 
Toy  Samuel  D.  (Brown  &  T.)  Grundy  near 

Mt.  Hope 
Traber  Gotleib,  tanner,  52  French 
Trabert  Ferdinand,  shoemaker,  8  s  Regester 
Trabert  John,  tailor,  22  s  Durham 
Tracey  David,  blacksmith,  77  n  Eden 
Tracey  Mrs.  Eliza  J.  113  n  Eden 
Tracey  Elizabeth,  tavern,  9  e  Madison 
Tracey  Jarret,  wheelwright,  148  Burgundy  al 
Tracey  James,  real  cstaie  broker,  2  North,  dw 

552  w  Fayette 
Tracey  John,  boiler  maker,  377  Canton  av 
Tracey   Samuel,  jr.,  boiler  maker,  25  s   Re- 
publican 
Tracey  &  Stansbury,  Bull's  Head  tavern  n 

Front  near  Gay 
Tracy  Adam,  laborer,  3  State 
Tracy  Dora,  8  East 
Tracy  George  L.  (Whitelcy,  Brother  &  Co.) 

281  w  Baltimore 
Tracy  James  E.  carpenter,  16  Lemmon  al 
Tracy  John,  boiler  maker,  Chester  n  of  East- 
ern av 
Tracy  John,  carter,  34  Lancaster 
Tracy  John  H.  S.  machinist,  20  Brune 
Tracy  Mrs.  Mary,  71  Perry 
Tracy  Matthew,  (M.  T.  &  Sons,)  Barnum's 

hotel 
Tracy  Matthew  &  Sons,  drapers  and  tailors, 

166  w  Baltimore 
Tracy  Patrick  J.  118  s  Central  av 
Tracy  Airs.  Ruth,  luickstress,  357  w  Lombard 
Tracy  Thomas,  driver,  118  s  Central  av 
Tracy  Thomas,  grocery,  353  Canton  av 
Tracy  Thos.  huckster,  30  Biddle  al 
Trag  Michat'l,  jiaver,  69  Somerset 
Trager  Mary,  199  a  Durham 
Tragess.  r  Frederick,  tailor,  279  n  Central  aT 
Tragesser  George,  tailor,  162  Ensor 
Tragessvr  Jidin,  tailor,  6  Anthony 
Traglf  .lenmiah,  painter,  83  Hampstead 
Trail  L-misa  T.  boarding,  154  w  Lombard 
Trail  llcv.rdy,  clerk,  ]7'Holland 


Trainer  Anthony,  laborer,  37  Forrest 
Trainer  Bernard,  grocery,  46  Park 
Trainer  James,  plumber,  46  Park 
Trainer  James,  cabinet  maker,  14  Sterrett 
Trainer  James,  painter,  5  n  Poppleton 
Trainer  Mrs.  Julia,  seamstress,  36  Chatsworth 
Trainor  Mrs.  Ann,  grocery,  146  Mullikin 
Trainor  Felix,  gas  fitter,  5  n  Poppleton 
Trainor  George  H.  bricklayer,  6  s  Washing- 
ton, F.  P. 
Trainor  Mrs.  Mary,  5  n  Poppleton 
Trainor  Owen,  laborer,  21  Perry 
Trainor  Thomas,  shoemaker,  146  Mullikin 
Tramm'ell  George  W.  miller,  87  a  Regester 
Trammell  Virgmia,  seamstress,  74  a  Ann 
Trantwein  G.  A.  clerk,  89  Franklin 
Trapp  Blasius,  laborer,  78  Johnson 
Trauerman  Chas.  dry  goods,  243  e  Lombard 
Traut  Louis,  scourer,  513  w  Baltimore 
Trautman  Florentz,  bootmaker,  304  e  Lom- 
bard 
TRAUTMAN   GUSTAVUS   C.  tanner  and 

leather  dealer,  104  Pearl 
Trautwein  George,  stove  jobber,  97  9  Dallas 
Trautwein  Juliana,  milk,  93  s  Dallas 
Travers  Annette,  70  Davis 
Travers  Capt.  Charles  W.  mariner,  25  Warren 
Travers  Dennard,  mariner,  149  Cross 
Travers  J.  Henry,  sailmaker,  2  Spear's  whf. 

dw  10  Hill 
Travers  Martha  A.  seamstress,  149  Cross 
Travers  Mrs.  Martha  B..99  Lee 
Travers  Mary  Ann,  106  w  Fayette 
Travers  Priscilla,  teacher,  278  e  Lombard 
Travers  Capt.  Robert,  mariner,  353  Light 
Travers  Rosanna,  milliner,  358  s  Charles 
Travers  Capt.  Thomas,  mariner,  304  Light 
TRAVKRS  SAMUEL  H.  ship  broker  and 

commission  merchant,  over  85  Smith's  whf. 

dw  101  Lee 
Travers  Capt.  Thomas,  73  William 
Travers  Wm.  E.  painter,  35  Warren 
Travers  Wm.  H.  painter,  35  Warren 
Travers  Wm.  H.  painter,  80  s  Broadway 
Travis  Alonzo,  mariner,  147  Cr.oss 
Travis  Henry,  wood,  foot  of  Conway,  dw  322 

Light 
Travis  John,  sailmaker,  110  Hill 
Travis  Mrs.  Susan,  147  Cross 
Traxler  Thos.  huckster,  105  Greenmount  av 
Traynor  James,  laborer,  38  Harford  av 
Traynor  John,  carpenter,  15  Bank 
Traynor  Patrick,  coachman,  29 -Watson 
Trayser    Philip    P.   manufacturer   rail    road 

chains  and  spikes,  dw  299  e  Pratt 
Treakle  Henry  C.  printer,  176  Pearl 
Treanor  Arthur,  grocery,  99  Cross  ' 

Trebba  Henry,  shoemaker,  116  e  Lombard 
TreffGodthardt,  carpenter,  18  Bevan 
Trego   Albert,  _(T.,  Morgan  &    Co.)  106  n 

Eutaw 
TREGO,    MORGAN    &    CO.,   commission 

merchants,  and  wholesale  dealers  in  wines, 

liquors,  &c.,  22  Commerce 
TREGO,  THOMPSON  &  CO.  (G.  S.  Mc- 

Cullough,  123  w  Fayette,)  steam  forge  and 

rolling   mill,-e  e  cor  Canton  av  and  Eden 
Trego  Wm.  H.  (T.,  Morgan  &  Co.)  563  w 

Fayette 
Trego    Wm.  H.  agent  Adams'  Express  Co. 

164  w  Baltimore,  dw  563  w  Fayette 
Trego  Wm.  manufacturing  chemist,  15  and  17 

Hughes,  dw  19  n  Calvert 


WW.  P.  WEBB,  nn.tlne.  Fire  and  Ufe  Insurance  Agent  ami  Broker.    Agent 
Benefit  I^fe  In«arance  Co.,  Newark,  N.  J.,'>  89  Second  Street. 


TEE 


400 


TUB 


Trott  N.  J.  engineer,  155  n  Central  av 
Trott  Sarah,  tailoress,  67  n  Ann 
Trott  Wm.  H.  engineer,  84  s  Ann 
Trotton  Benjamin,  clerk,  19  s  Exeter 
Trotton  Ferdinand,  clerk,  21  s  Exeter 
TROTTON  THOMAS,  lime    and   feed,  33 

Cheapside,  dw  9  s  Broadway 
Troudy  Andrew,  cutter,  60  Stiles 
Trought  John,  machinist,  135  Hollins 
Trought  Robert,  machinist,  238  Holiina 
Trought  Wm.  W.  530  w  Lombard 
Troup  Henry  N.  &5  Cathedral 
Troup  Mary  H.  95  Cathedral 
Trout  John  P.  machinist,  401  Saratoga 
Troutman  Ernest,  grocery,  155  Bank 
Troutner  Obrick,  tailor,  II  Dallas 

Troutweine ,  clerk,  137  Lexington 

Trowe  Charles  H.  H.    (Schmidt  &  T.)  vr 

Pratt,  opposite  Turner  Hall 
Trower  Capt.  Jesse  E.  mariner,  204  s  Ann 
Troxell  Robert  M.  bailiff  Superior  Court,  555 

w  Fayette 
Troxell  Thomas  F.  (Keyser,  T,  &  Co.)  155- 

w  Biddle 
Troy  Thomas,  fireman,  J84  Montgomery 


Trego  Wm.  C.  (T.,  Thompson  &  Co.)  33  s 

Eden 
Tregoe  George  W  sailmaker,  over  77  Smith's 

wTiarf,  dw  177  e  Madison 
Trehy  James,  laborer,  41  s  Wolfe 
Tremble  August,  shoemaker,  82  Henrietta 
Trerrech  Theodore,  laborer,  83  Boston,  Canton 
Trenter  Valentine,  furn.  wagoner,  38  Eastern 

avenue 
Treple  Ernest,  tailor,  117  Cross 
Tress  Edward  0.,  24]  n  Bond 
Tress  John,  carpenter,  241  n  Bond 
Ttess  Nelson,  241  n  Bond 
Tress  Paul,  shoemaker,  127  Hill 
Tress  Washington,  soldier,  241  n  Bond 
Treschel  Selaph,  349  Canton  av 
TrewHeb  John  M.  locksmith,,  17  Ensor 
Treusch  Charles,  coal  oil,  119  s  Broadway, 

dw90 
Treusch  Phillippina,  tin  and  sheet  iron  worker, 

236  s  Broadway 
Treuting  Joseph,  shoemaker,  12  Bevan 
Treutlein  Michael,  shoemaker,  189  L.Haghea 
Trey  &  Burns,  oils,  paints,  &c,,  95  Light  st. 

whf,  dw  214 
Trey  Jacob,  mariner,  214  Light 
Trewolla  John,  s  e  cor  Front  and  Low 
Tribble  Frederick,  carpenter,  51  n  Amity 
Tribbe  Henry,  shoemaker,  116  e  Lombard 
Trible  Mrs.  E.  A.  30  s  Sharp 
Trible  John  E.  trimmings,  223  w  Baltimore, 

dw  30  s  Shaj-p 
Trick  Henry,  stone  cutter,  30  L.  McElderry 
Trier  Jacob,  ragman,  59  Short 
Trier  John,  shoemaker,  135  s  Chapel 
Trier  Peter,  baker,  334  s  Charles 
Trietman  Theodore,  laborer,  52  Lancaster 
Trilly  Conrad,  210  s  Wolfe 
Trileb  Adam,  milkman,  46  Biddle  al 
Trimble  D.  B.  (Poultney  &  T.)  55  e  Balti- 
more 
Trimble  George  W.  clerk,  55  e  Baltimore 
Trimble  Thomas  (Morris  &  T.)  1  n  Exeter 
Trimm  Margaret,  laundress,  51  s  Frederick 
Trinity  Church,  (German  Lutheran,)  Trinity 

e  of  High 
Trinity  Church  (Episcopal,)    cor  Pratt  and 

Broadway 
Trippe  Joseph  E.  mariner,  68  e  Baltimore 
Trippe  John,  shoemaker,  180  Greenmount  av 
Trischman  Henry,  laborer,  242  Columbia 
Tritle  Sarah,  19  Shakspear 
Tritle  Sarah  A.  tailoress,  260  e  Fayette 

Troakenbroad ,  huckster,  50  President 

Troeger  Anton,  teacher,  28  Fountain 
Troemner  Henry,   coachmaker,   cor  Charles 

and  Uhler  al 
Trogler  Andrew  J.  Lexington  nr  Fulton 
Trogler  David  F.  Lexington  nr  Fulton 
Trogler  Frederick,  Lexington  nr  Fulton 
Trogler  Wm.  F.  watchman,  Lexington  near 

Fulton 
Troop   Mrs.   Elizabeth,  cor    Baltimore    and 

Carey 
Troppman   Henry,    photographer,    over    61 

Hanover 
Trondlc  John,  artist,  62  Pearl 
Trott  Capt.  Benjamin,  mariner, 223 Canton  av 
Trott  Benjamin",  mariner,  101  s  Caroline 
Trott  Henry,  coachsmith,  110  n  Eden 
Trott  James  E.  hats  and  caps,  82  and  86  Cen- 
tre Market  .space,  dw  82 
Trott  Jonathan,  crackers,  129  n  Central  av 

J.   HE.VRY   GIE:S£:,   Commtsslon   Merchant,   tor   the   sole   of  Flour,   Grnln,  Seeds,  6fo, 
Roseudole  Cement  and  Calcined  Plaster  constantly  on  hand,  21  Spear's  Wharf. 


OLIVER  TRUETT,  Wholesale  and 
Retail  Produce  Dealer,  n.  e.  cor. 
Pratt  and  Cheapside.  Consign- 
ments and  Shipping  orders  care- 
fully attended  to,  dw  236  n  Eden, 

Trughwine  John,  chair  maker,  124  Granby 

Truitt  James  T.  clerk,  44  Barre 

Trull  John  B.  clerk,  64  w  Biddle 

Trumbo  Charles  H.  bricklayer,  71  n  Schroe- 

der 
Trumbo  Henry,  lamp  lighter,    13   L  Mont- 
gomery 
Trumbo  John  H.  moulder,  13  Scott 
Trumbo  Wm.  A.  police,  226  Henrietta 
Trummerder  Christian,  sawyer.  Baker's  ct 
Trump  Charles  N.  insurance  agent,  50  Han- 
over 
Trump  Henry  A.  clerk,  cor  Biddle  and  Rich- 
mond 
Trump  S.  N.  (O.  E.  Maltby  &  Co.)  Maltby 

house 
Trunk  Adam,  tavern,  Clinton 
Trunk  John,  laborer,  Clinton,  Canton 
Trusheim  Jacob,  laborer,  12  Union 

Trushein ,  laborer,  106  Franklin 

Trusil  Philip  J.  coach  trimmer,  319  Saratoga 

Trusil  Samuel,  coach  maker,  184  w  Biddle 

Trust  Heaman,  baker,  6  Hill 

Trust  Jacob, 317  Lexington 

Trust  John  H.  shipsmith,  6  Hill 

Trust  John,  tinner,  88  n  Gay 

Trydel  George  F.  soldier,  411  c  Fayette 

Tschudy  Earnest,  provisions,  835  w  Pratt 

Tschudy  Howard,  Adams  Express  office,  735 

w  Baltimore 
Tsch'udy  Justus,  clockmaker,  235  Light 
Tschudy  Wm.  M.  clerk,  483  w  Lexington 
Tubbs  John,  huckster,  135  s  Fremont 
Tubman  Benjamin  G.  (B.  G.  T.  &  Co.)  180 

Hoffman 
TUBMAN  B.  G.  &  CO.  grocers,  commission 
merchants,  and  importers    of  wines,   &c., 
102  Light-st.   wharf.— [See  p.  3  Mvertise- 
ments.] 


TUB 


401 


TUR 


Tubman  F.  Eugene,  (B.  G.  T.  &  Co.)   84 

Hanover 
Tubman  Dr.  Robert  F.  180  Hoffman 
Tubman  Mrs.  Susan,  182  Hoffman 
Tucker  Aaron,  undertaker,  2  Dewberry  al 
Tucker  Cynthia,  308  Cross 
Tucker  Charles  E.  butcher,  40  Hanover  mar- 
ket, dw  Gorsuch  av  near  Polk,  Homestead 
Tucker  Eli,  carpenter,  136  Division 
Tucker  Enoch  G.  shoe  manufacturer,  139  e 

Baltimore 
Tucker  Frank,  Bond  near  Pratt 
Tucker  Capt.  Gassaviray,  77  s  Caroline 
Tucker  George,  laborer,  20  Dawson  al 
Tucker  George  W.  jr.,  clerk,  15  n  Front 
Tucker  George  W.  sr.,  dealer  in  leeches,  15 

n  Front 
Tucker  Henry,  R.  (R.  &  H.  R.  T.)  146  Park 
Tucker  Isaac,  laborer,  191  Henrietta 
Tucker  James  H.  conductor  City  R.  R.  87  n 

Eutaw 
Tucker  James,  330  e  Baltimore 
Tucker  James  W.  grocery,  227  Mulberry 
Tucker  John  T.  Amity  n  of  Saratoga 
Tucker  John  H.  lumber  merchant,  28  Stiles 
Tucker  John,  227  Mulberry 
Tucker  John  B.  soldier,  94  s  Castle 
Tucker  John  T.  sutler,  620  w  Baltimore 
Tucker  John  L.  butcher,  52  Belair  market,  dw 

Baltimore  co 
Tucker  John  A.  soldier,  298  e  Madison 
Tucker  John  W.  iDlacksmith,  70  Henrietta 
Tucker  John  D.  mariner, 28  Stiles 
Tucker  Jacob  R.  soldier,  298  e  Madison 
Tucker  Jos.  jr.  discount  clerk   Farmers'   and 
Planters'  Bank,  dw  cor  Hollins  and  Mount 
Tucker  Jos.  R.  lamplighter,  100  Greenmount 

av 
Tucker  Jos.  ambrotypist,  over   465  w   Balti- 
more, dw  cor  Hollins  and  Mount 
Tucker  Mary  J.  83  Gough 
Tucker  Mrs.  Mary  A.   tailoress,  12  Abey  al 
Tucker  Margaret,  108  n  Eutaw 
Tucker  Morton,  ice  cream,  298  e  Madison 
Tucker   R.  I.  clerk,  146  Park 
Tucker  R.  &  H.  R.  shipping  com.  merchants, 

56  s  Gay,  up  stairs 
Tucker  Seaborn,  rigger,  113  Cross 
Tucker  &  Smith,  boots,  shoes  and  hats,  250 

w  Baltimore 
Tucker  Thos.  H.  clerk,  442  w  Lombard 
Tucker  Thos.  tobacconist,  79  s  Bond 
Tucker  Thos.  of  tobacco  warehouse  No.  2, 
213  e  Fayette 

Tucker ,  83  Gough 

Tucker  Wesley  A.  (T.  &  Smith,)  20  s  How- 
ard 
Tucker  Wm.  175  w  Fayette 
Tucker  Wm.  B.  at  Adams'  Express,  dw  338 

e  Baltimore 
Tuckey  Ann  M.  68  s  Caroline 
Tuckey  Elisha,  painter,  68  s  Caroline 
Tuckey  Jos.  mariner,  28  Bank 
Tuckey  Wm.  E.  painter,  68  s  Caroline 
Tud  Matthias,  tailor,  20  Walker 
Tudor  Geo.  R.  clerk,  354  w  Fayette 
Tudor  Henry  C.  carpenter,  165  Raborg,  dw 

346  w  Fayette 
Tudor  Henry  C.  clerk,  354  w  Fayette 
Tudor  John,  carpenter,  Raborg betw  Fremont 

and  Poppleton,  dw  354  w  Fayette 
Tudor  J.  Frank,  clerk,  346  w  Fayette 
Tudor  John,  stocking  weaver,  12  Abbot 


Tudor  Jos.  0.  clerk,  354  w  Fayette 

Tudor  Lewis,  (T.  &  Townsend,)  Eutaw  near 

Franklin 
Tudor  Robt.  G.  painter,  315  Light 
Tudor  &  Townsend,  produce  com.  merchants, 

110  w  Lombard 
Tudor  Wm.  L.  carter,  80  n  Ann 
Tuel  John,  brush  maker,  52  Cross 
Tuer  Mary  A.  62  Mullikin 
Tuer  Thos.  coppersmith,  62  Mullikin 
Tuite  Catharine,  tailoress,  19  Callendar 
TuU  Thos.  J.  &.   Co.    wholesale?  grocers  and 

commis.  merchants,  6  Bowly's  whf 
Tull  Thos.  J.  (Thos.  J.  &  Co.)  Strieker  near 

Liberty  road 
Tull  Wesley  S.  38  n  Calvert 
Tulley  Mrs.  Jane,  227  Columbia 
Tulley  John,  clerk,  227  Columbia 
Tully  Alex,  huckster,  204  Lexington 
Tully  Alfred  H.,  Josephine  near  Pine 
Tully  Bernard,  organ  builder,  7  s  Eutaw,  dw 

159  Lee 
Tully  Catharine,  dress  maker,  113  Mulberry 
Tully  Honora,  dress  maker,  113  Mulberry 
Tully  John,  ship  carpenter,  243  s  Ann 
Tully  John,  clerk,  237  Columbia 
Tully  Mark,  salesman.  Mulberry  near  Paca 
Tully  Mary,  dress  maker,  113  Mulberry 
Tully  Patrick,  clerk,  28  s  Eutaw 
Tully  Philip,  laborer,  213  n  Exeter 
Tully  Redmond,  soldier,  224  s  Eutaw 
Tymbleson  B.  machinist,  6  Jackson 
TUMBLESON  CHAS.  H.  paper  hanger,  121 

s  Broadway 
Tumblinson  Wm.  R.  clerk,  63  Lee 
Tumey  Jos.  engineer,  186  McHenry 
Tunimin  Francis,  baker,  Exeter  nr  Front 
Tumony  John,  blacksmith,  135  Ensor 
Tunis  Alexander,  43  Stirling 
Tunis  Edward,  boatman,  52  n  Spring 
Tunis  Saml.  hatter,  n  w   cor  Broadway  and 

Mullikin 
Tunis  Wm.  H.  hatter,  n  w  cor  Broadway  and 

Mullikin 
Turan  Fredk.  carpenter,  238  s  Eutaw 
Turiield  Philip  T.  conductor,  83  St.  Peter 
Turkington  John,  weaver, 32  Beam  la 
Turley  John,  laborer,  19  Bank 
Turm  Wm.  laborer,  37  Elizabeth  la 
Turmon  Francis,  lumber  marker,  158  s  Eden 
Turnbull  Albert,  oar  maker,  285  Fleet 
TurnbuU   Alexander,   (T.,  Slade  &  Co.)   53 

Franklin 
Turnbull  Mrs.  Eveline,  boarding,  51  and  53 

Lexington 
Turnbull  Geo.  K.  salesman,  15  n  Carey 
TURNBULL    JOHN,  Jr.,   carpet   and    oil 

cloth  warehouse,  248  w  Baltimore,  dw  15  n 

Carey 
Turnbull  John,  sr.  15  n  Carey 
Turnbull  Robt.  clerk,  15  n  Carey 
Turnbull,  Slade  &  Co.  dry  goods  com.  mer- 
chants, 11  s  Charles 
Turnbull   Wm.,    (T.,  Slade   &   Co.,)    11    s 

Charles 
Turnbull  Wm.  C.  carpets,  491  w  Fayette 
Turner  Ann  E.  tailoress,  33  Stirling 
Turner  Beverly,  painter,  127  Hoffman 
Turner  Mrs.  Catharine,  48  Chew 
Turner  Chas.  F.  fireman,  172  McHenry 
Turner  Chas.  clerk,  54  s  High 
Turner  Chas.  E.  watchman,  147  s  Fremont 
Turner  Edmund,  cooper,  111  Hillen 


GKO.  S.  PAGE  &  BRO.,  ]»Iamifactnrers    of  Roofs   and   Roofing  Materials,  HI   Smitb's 
Wharf.    C.  HART  S^SDTH,  Agent. 

26 


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Turner  Edward,  lumber  merchant,  42  West 

Falls  av,  dw  89  e  Pralt 
Turner  Edward,  cooper,  1)1  Hillen 
Turner  Edwin  F.  soldier,  349  Lexington 
Turner  Elizabeth,  127  Hoffman 
Turner  Elizabeth,  40  s  Regester 
Turner  Mrs.  Frances,  40  n  Broadway 
Turner  Fredk.  S.  butcher,  46  Lexington,  38 

Hanover,  and  31  Centre  markets,  dw  ne  cor 

Choptank  and  Baltimore 
Turner   Fredk.    carpenter,  Leadenhall    near 

Hamburg, 
Turner  Geo.  A.  engineer,  192  McHenry 
Turner  Geo.  mariner,  75  n  Eden 
TURNER  HALL,  300  w  Pratt,  betw  How- 
ard and  Eutaw 
Turner  Henry  A.  cigar  maker,  174  s  Charles 
Turner  Henry,  mariner,  263  s  Ann 
Turner  James,  inspect,  of  tobacco,  warehouse 

No.  2,  dw  Anne  Arundel  co 
Turner  Jas.  R.  paper  hanger,  33  Stirling 
Turner  James,  blacksmith,  206  Forrest,  dw  5 

e  Madison 
Turner  Jas.  B.  machinist,  330  Raborg 
Turner  Jas.  jr.  carpenter,  434  Lexington 
Turner  Jas.  H.  engineer,  172  McHenry 
Turner  James,  434  Lexington 
Turner  James,  shoemaker,  10  Ryan 
Turner  John  W.  wagoner,  83  Hampstead 
Turner  John,  laborer,  178  n  Fremont 
Turner  John  C.  lumber,  140  Light-st.  wharf, 

dw  52  s  Sharp 
Turner  Capt.  John  D.  34  s  High 
Turner  John,  salesman,  15  Aisquith 
Turner  John  W.  watchman,  189  Barre 
Turner  John  T.  62  Barre 
Turner  John,  62  Barre 

Turner  John  R.  butcher,  85  Greenmount   av 
Turner  Rev,  Jonathan,  grain,  flour  and  feed, 

25  w  Pratt,  dw  132  n  High 
Turner  John    T.    commission   merchant,   40 

Ellicott,  dw  62  Barre 
Turner  Joseph  J.  (J.  J.  &  F.  T.)  23  Aisquith 
Turner  J.  mariner,  352  Caroline 
TURNER  J.    HARVEY,   druggist,    116    n 

Greene,  dw  93  n  Paca 
Turner  Joseph  J.  &  F.  guano,  feed   and  seed, 

42  w  Pratt 
Turner  Joshua,  fisherman,  17  Gough 
TURNER  LEWIS,  Jr.,  butcher,  53  Centre, 

49  Lexington,  and  9  Hanover  markets,  dw 

Penna.  av  near  Northern  av 
Turner  Lewis,  sr.,  president  beef  butchers' 

hide  and  tallow  association,  Butcher's  row, 

Penna.  av  extended 
Turner  Lewis,  sr.,  butcher,  9  Hanover  mar- 
ket, dw  Penna.  av  extended 
Turner  Mrs.  Lydia,  271  e  Biddle 
Turner  Margaret,  349  Lexington 
Turner  Morris,  laborer,  6  Smith's  al 
Turner  Mary  D.  millinery  and  trimmings,  17 

e  Baltimore 
TURNER  ROBERT,  flour,  feed,  guano  and 

lime  store,  43  s  Frederick,  dw270  e  Fayette 
Turner  Richard  M.  clerk,  79  s  Paca 
Turner  Richard,  carpenter,  10  Tessier 
Turner  Rodewald,  clerk,  79  s  Paca 


TURNER  SAMUEL  E.  Stationer 
and  Account  Book  Manufacturer, 
3  s  Charles,  dw  27  Courtland. 


Turner  Sobieski,  clerk,  256  e  Fayette 
Turner  Sarah  A.  54  s  High 
Turner  Thomas  E.  butcher,  48  Chew 
Turner  Thomas  B.  H.  (J.  W.  &  E.  Reynolda 

&  CoO  51  McCulloh 
Turner  Thomas,  carpenter,  355  e  Monument 

TURNER  THOMAS  K.  House  and 
Sign  Painter,  11  South,  dw  176 
Chesnut. 


Turner  Walter  B.  carpenter,  349  Lexington 
Turner  Wm.  huckster,  59  s  Caroline 
Turner  Wm.  Q.  laborer,  40  Haubert 
Turner  Wm.  H.  H.  clerk,  26  Greenmount  av 
Turner  Wm.  F.  n  e  cor  Bond  and  Fayette 
Turner  Wm.  L.  26  Greenmount  av 
Turner  Wm.  blacksmith,  Lanvale  lane   near 

Charles 
Turner  Zachariah,  ship  carpenter,  292  e  Lom- 
bard 
Turney  Michael,  shoemaker,  273  Aisquith 
Turpin  Joshua,  shoemaker,  94  Pearl 
Tustin  Mrs.  Mary,  120  Lexington 
Tustin  Rachel,  huckstress,  192  n  Caroline 
Tuton  Thomas,  mariner,  265  West 
Tuttle  Alfred,  brass  finisher,  37  Milliman 
Tuttle  Anna  J.  dressmaker,  385  Lexington 
Tuttle  Columbus,  leather  agent,  385  Lexington 
Tuttle  Charles,  tailor,  276  Mulberry 
Tuttle  Enoch,  daguerreotypist,  47  n  Carey 
Tuttle  Elisha,  photographer,  47  n  Carey 
Tuttle  John,  clerk,  81  w  Fayette 
Tuttle  John,  laborer,  4  Jackson's  court 
Tuttle  Jane,  dressmaker,  81  w  Fayette 
Tuttle  Michael,  laborer,  7  Rock 
Tuttle  Robert,  109  Saratoga 
Tuttle  Wm.  N.  jr.,  printer,  171  Saratoga 
Tuttle  Wm.  N.  (Bull  &  T.)  171  Saratoga 
Tuxford  John,  drover,  22  Mount 
Tuxford  Mary  A.  22  Mount 
Tuxford  Martin,  laborer,  22  Mount 
Tux  worth  David  H.  blacksmith,  225  n  Cen- 
tral av 
Tuxworth  D.  Howard,  clerk,   222  n  Central 

avenue 
Twaddle  Daniel,  boiler  maker,  100  n  Fremont 
Tweed  Thomas,  clerk,  51  Lexington 
Tweedall  John,  china  mender,  894  w  Balti- 
more 
Tweedal  Wm.  machinist,  97  Hamburg 
Tweedy    Samuel  A.  butter,  77  Camden,  dw 

53  Conway 
Twele  Charles,  grocer,  23  w  Biddle 
Twelfth  Presbyterian  Church,  Frankhn  near 

Fremont 
Twiford   Edward  0.  boot  fitter,  329  w  Lom- 
bard 
Twigg  Mrs.  Mahala,  234  Columbia 
Tydings  Charles,  barber,  104  Franklin 
Tye  Dennis,  laborer,  57  Portland 
Tyler  Mrs.  Ann,  85  e  Fayette 
Tyler  Alexander  T.  mariner,  220  Barre 
TYLER  &  BRO.,  biscuit  and  cracker,  pilot 

and  navy  bread  manuf.  49  w  Pratt 
Tyler  Charles,  of  G.  K.  clerk,  17  n  Front 
Tyler  Charles,  29  n  Front 
Tyler  Columljus,  soldier,  12  Green's  ct 
Tyler  Elizabeth,  tailoress,  12  Green's  ct 
Tyler  Elizabeth,  8  Lovely  la 
Tyler  Gen.  E.  B.  headquarters,  24  Holiday 


Vm.  p.  \V£:BIS.  Marine,  Fire  and  Life  Insurance  Agent  and  Broker.    Agent 
BeneAt  lafe  Insurance  Co.,  Newark,  N.  J.,"  89  Second  Street. 


Ulutual 


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UMS 


Tyler  G.  K.  (T.  &  Bro.)  Baltimore  co 
TYLER  G.  K.  &  CO.,  steam  saw  mill,  Can- 
ton, office  49  w  Pratt 
Tyler  Mrs.  Henrietta,  358  Eastern  av 
Tyler  James,  shoemaker,  151  n  Exeter 
Tyler  John  A.  boiler  maker,  422  Light 
Tyler  John  A.  clerk,  85  e  Fayette 
Tyler  Joseph  E.  clerk,  85  e  Fayette 
Tyler  JMrs.  Mary,  tailoress,  20  L.  Church 
Tyler  Margaret,  112  s  Register 
Tyler  Moses,  puddler,  3  Lancaster 
Tyler  Stephen  WnV.  clerk,  85  e  Fayette 
Tyler  Samuel,  clerk,  100  Lee 
Tysel  John,  soldier,  39  Stockton  al 
Tysinger  Lewis,  clerk,  174  n  Eden 
TYSON  &  BRO   commission  merchants  and 

millers,  40  Commerce 
Tyson  Charles  R.  clerk,  100  n  Paca 
Tyson  Frederic,  (T.  &  Bro.)  299  Madison  av 
Tyson  Henry,  (Ferguson  &  T.)  278  Lex- 
ington 
Tyson  Henry,  President  of  Baltimore  City 
passenger  railway,  office  n  e  cor  Baltimore 
and  Eutaw,  dw  80  McCulloh 
Tyson  Isaac,  217  w  Madison 
Tyson  Isaac  jr.,  (J.  T,  jr.  &  Sons,)  St.  Paul 

near  Centre 
TYSON  ISAAC  jr,  &  SONS,  general  mining, 

over  7  South 
Tyson  James  E.  miller  and  flour  merchant, 

foot  of  Patterson,  dw  126  McCulloh 
Tyson  Joseph  J.  (Simms  &  T.)  10  Waverly 

terrace 
Tyson  John  P.  (O.  E.  Maltby  &  Co.)  Malt- 
by  house 
TYSON  JOHN  S.  jr.  29  St.  Paul,  dw  How- 
ard CO 
Tyson  Janie,  96  w  Monument 
Tyson  Jesse  &  Co.  chemical  manufacturers. 

Block  St,  office  over  7  South 
Tyson  Jesse,  (J.  T.  &  Co.)  33  Franklin 
Tyson  Joseph  J.  (Simms  &  T.)  Baltimore  co 
Tyson  Margaret,  7  Reservoir  al 
Tyson  Nathan,  299  Madison  av 
TYSON  PHILIP  T.  geologist,  office  and  dw 

19  McCulloh 
Tyson  Richard  W.  jr.,  44  Franklin 
Tyson  Robert,  (T.  &  Bro.)  96  w  Monument 
Tyson  Wm.  J.  (Kuhn  &  T.)  149  w  Biddle 
Tyte  Mrs.  Ann,  dry  goods,  57  e  Baltimore 
Tyte  Thomas,  ship  joiner,  134  s  Regester 
Tyte  Thomas,  ship  joiner,  57  e  Baltimore 
Tzinsky  John,  grocery,  58  Thames 

U. 

Uber  Mrs.  Caroline,  trimmings,  130  Barre 

Uber  Frederick,  police,  130  Barre 

Ubert  John,  shoemaker,  18  Stiles 

Udich  H.  Lewis,  tailor,  146  Camden 

Uebel  Conrad,  carter,  150  Regester 

Ueman  Henry,  grocery,  74  Mulberry 

Uhl  Conrad,  butcher,  94  Belair  Market,  dw 

Calverton  road,  nr  Calvert  scales 
Uhl  Francis  A.  tobacconist,  41  Centre  Market 

sp,  dw  31  Spring  row  op  Eastern  City  Spr 
Uhl  Lewis,  laborer,  41  Monroe 
Uhl  Philip,  jeweler,  35  s  Paca 
Uhl  Wm.  cooper,  90  Dover 
Uhland  John,  tailor,  366  Penna   av 
UHLENBERG  J.  GEORGE,  tavern,  s  e  cor 

German  and  Eutaw 
Uhlenberg  Harman  H.  grocer,  27  Clay 


Uhlenberg  H.  barkeeper,  s  e  cor  German  and 

Eutaw 
Uhler  Erasmus,  clerk,  27  s  Eden 
Uhler  Geo.  W.  dry  goods,  164  Franklin,  dw 

Lutherville,  Baltimore  co 
Uhler  Philip   R.  assistant  librarian  Peabody 

Institute,  164  Franklin 
Uhlfelder  Jacob,  rag  dealer,  58  Hampatead 
Uhlhorn  Dorothea,  401  w  Fayette 
Uhlhorn  Francis,  machinist,  45  s  Regester 
Uhlhorn  John  H.  K.  clerk,  401  w  Fayette 
Uhlhorn  Josephine,  embroiderer,  7  Park 
Uhlhorn  Samuel  P.  B.  clerk,  401  w  Fayette 
Uhrig  Emerich  J.  shoemaker,  31  Jordan  al 
Uhrig  John,  (John  C.  Rau  &  Co.)  72  Park 
Uhrig  Philip,  clerk,  72  Park 
Uhrlaub    Edward,   Consul   for   Hanover,  54 

Courtland 
Uhthoff  Fred.  A.  C.  bookkeeper,  139  Hoffman 
Uinck  Charles,  cabinet  maker,  306  Mulberry 
Ulbich  Adam,  blacksmith,  175  e  Fayette 
Ulbich  Mrs.  M.  R.  midwife,  175  e  Fayette 
Ulbich  Wm.  grocer,  82  Columbia 
Ulbrand  George,  169  Regester 
ULERY  E.  G.  Fulton  between  Lexington  and 

Fayette 
Ulery  Jas.  D.  (U.  &  Faucett,)  Calverton  Ho- 
tel, Calverton  road 
ULERY  &  FAUCETT,  proprietors  of  Cal- 
verton Hotel,  Calverton  road  nr  Cattle  scales 
Ulle  A.  Julius,  tailor,  73  s.  Paca 
Ullersperger  Jacob,  cook  Maltby  House,  29  n 

Greene 
Ullman    Abraham,  clothing  and  shoe  store, 

104  Low 
Ulman  Alfred,  (U.  &  Co.)  5  n  Gay 
Ulman  &  Co.  liquors,  5  n  Gay  and  48  w  Lom- 
bard 
Ulman  Solon  J.  (U.  &  Co.)  22  n  Gay 
Ulman  Theodore,  tailor,  158  s  Broadway 
Ulrich  Adam,  carter,  141  Johnson 
Ulrich  B.  F.  (Benjamin  &  U.)  22  n  Gay 
Ulrich  Charles,  cigar  maker,  46  s  Central  av 
Ulrich  Conrad,  972  w  Baltimore 
Ulrich  Ernest  W.  grocery,  233  Hollins 
Ulrich  Fred'k  W.  shoemaker,  113  n  Calvert 
Ulrich  George,  musician,  101  s  Paca 
Ulrich  Henry  C.  clerk,  42  Columbia 
Ulrich  Jacob,  laborer,  41  Bank 
Ulrich  J.  laborer,  168  Regester 
Ulrich  Joanna,  54  s  Central  av 
Ulrich  John,  baker,  s  e  cor  Eden  and  Orleans 
Ulrich  John,  laborer,  86  s  Chapel 
Ulrich  John,  bread  and  cake  baker,  270  Can- 
ton av 
Ulrich  Joseph,  painter,  39  s  Regester 
Ulrich  Lewis,  cooper,  220  s  Sharp 
Ulrich  Nicholas,  laborer,Vincent  nr  Baltimore 
Ulrich  Nicholas,  tavern  and  shoemaker,  cor 

Canton  av  and  Gist 
Ulrich  Philip,  musician,  96  Harford  av 
Ulrig  Henry,  glass  bead  maker,  96  Eastern  av 
Ulsch  Caspar,  shoemaker,  Clinton  nr  Ellicott 
Umbach  liugh,  34  Shakspear 
Umbrack  Mary,  tailoress,  159  Raborg 
Umbrack  Sophia,  tailoress,  159  Raborg 
Umbriech  Joseph,  currier,  56  Pearl 
Umlauff  Henry,  cor  of  High  and  Plowman 
Umstad  Jacob,  clerk  in  Surveyor's  office,  598 

w  Lombard 
Umstad  Jacob,  grocery,  n  e  corner  Carey  and 

Lombard 
Umsteadt  Christian,  stone  mason,  23  Sterrett 


«r.   HEXRY   GIE^SB,   Commission  Merclxant,   for   the   sale   of  Flour,  Grain,  Seeds,  i 
Roseudale  Cement  and  Calcined  Plaster  constaiitljr  on  hand,  »l  Spear's  Wliarf. 


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Umpkeda  Geo.  laborer,  431  Canton  av 
Uncles  Benjamin,  of  B.  &  O.  R.  R.  52  n  Pop- 

pleton 
Unckler  Otto,  lithographer,  108  e  Lombard 
Uncelback  Henry,  baker,  175  n  Fremont 
Uncelbach   Henry,   confectionery,  73  n  Fre- 
mont 
Underhill  J.  L.  police,  34  Hoffman 
Underwood  Albert,  65  Cambridge 
Underwood  Mrs.  Annie,  77  Camden 
Underwood  Emma,  191  n  Fremont 
Underwood  Henry  C.  printer,  22  McElderry 
Underwood   Henry   R.   wheelwright,   187   n 

Fremont 
Underwood  Henry  B.  machinist,  28  Grundy 
Underwood  James,  194  s  Broadway 
Underwood  James,  cond.  B.  &  O.  R.  R.  440 

w  Lombard 
Underwood  Jane,  dressmaker,  167  e  Pratt 
Underwood  John  1.  saddler,  430  w  Fayette 
Underwood  Joseph  A.  painter,  202  e  Madison 
Underwood  Joseph  S.  painter,  n  Fremont  nr 

Penna.  av 
Underwood  Joshua,  22  McElderry 
Underwood  Wm.  printer,  22  McElderry 
Unduch  Nicholas  H.  (Golder  &  U.)  632  w 

Baltimore 
Undutch  Frederick,  laborer,  4  Williamson  al 
Undutch  Nicholas,  shipsmith,  16  Henrietta 
Undutch  Wm.  shipsmith,  4  Williamson  al 
Unger  August,  baker,  176  n  Caroline 
Unger  Caspar,  iron  roller,  222  s  Bond 
Unf'er  Louis,  shoemaker,  37  n  Eutaw 
UNGER  Dr.  ROBERT  D.  11  Chatsworth 
UnglerJohn,  bricklayer,  6  China 
Uniack  John  J.  ship  chandler, 33  G.  Hughes, 

dw  77  Lee 
Universalist  Church,  130  e  Baltimore 
Unkel  Louisa,  grocery,  252  n  Howard 
Unkel  Otto,  portrait  painter,  108  e  Lombard 
Unkelbach  Adam,  laborer,  82  Somerset 
Unkelbach  Charles,  shoemaker,  125  n  Front 
Unkelbach  Lawrence,  laborer,  269  Aisquith 
Unkelbag  Henry,  baker,  2]1  Chesnut 
UNION  BANK  OF  MARYLAND,  s  e  cor 

Fayette  and  Charles. — See  Appendix. 
Union  Bethel  (colored  M.  E.)  Church,  s  w  cor 

Bank  and  Wolfe 
Union  Club  House,  51  n  Charles 
Union   Guards  Armory,  s  e  cor  Gough  and 

Dallas 
Union  Protestant  Infirmary,  Division  between 

Mosher  and  McMechin. — [See  page  39  ^fld- 

verlisements] 
Union  Hotel,  s  w  cor  Charles  and  Pratt,  Wm. 

J.  Lloyd,  proprietor 
UNION  MANUFACTURING  COMPANY, 

OF  MARYLAND,  8  s  Howard 
UNION   RELIEF  ASSOCIATION,  rooms  j 

118  and  120  s  Eutaw  j 

Union  Square  (M.  E.)  Church,  s  w  cor  Bank   \ 

and  Wolfe  I 

Unitarian  Church,  n  w  cor  Charles  and  Frank-  ! 

lin 
United  Brethren's  (German,)  Church,  n  e  cor 

Scott  and  St.  Peter 
United  Brothers,    (I.  0.)  over  s  w  cor  Balti- 
more and  Tripolet's  al 
United  Slates  General  Hospital,  West  Build- 
ings,  Union  Dock,  Surgeon  George  Rex, 

U.S.A. 
United  Stales  Appraisers'  office,  s  e  cor  Gay 

and  Lombard 


UNITED  STATES  ASSESSOR'S  OFFICE, 

3d  District  Md.,  over  99  w  Baltimore,  Wm. 

E.  Beale,  assessor 
United  States  Assessor's  office,  2d  District, 

Md.,  50  e  Baltimore,  John  W.Webster, 

assessor 
United  States  Circuit  and  District  (Masonic 

Hall)  Courts,  U.S  building,  n  w  cor  North 

and  Fayette,  Chief  Judge,  Roger  B.  Taney, 

clerk,  Thomas  Spicer 
United  States  Hotel,  69  Presiaent,  Thomas 

Lloyd,  proprietor 
United  States  Marshal's  office,  U.S.  building, 

cor  North  and  Fayette,  Washington  Boni- 

fant,  marshal 
United  States  Bonded  Warehouses,  a  e  cor 

Aliceanna  and  Chester 
United  States  Sanitary  Commission,  office  46 

s  Sharp,  0.  C.  BuUard,  special  relief  agent, 

dw  92  n  Paca 
UNITED     STATES     PROVOST     MAR- 
SHAL'S OFFICE,  cor  Eutaw  and  Camden 
United  States  Medical  Purveyor's  Store,  8  n 

Charles 
UNITED  STATES'  PUBILC  STORE,  s  e 

cor  Gay  and  Lombard 
United  Slates  Bonded  Warehouse,  Buchanan's 

wharf,  John  B.  Hays  storekeeper 
United   States  Commissary,  20  South,  Capt. 

T.  C.  Sullivan 
United  States  Cluartermaster,  8  s  Gay 
United  States  Warehouse,  2  Grant 
Universalist    Church,   n  e  cor  Calvert  and 

Pleasant 
University  of  Maryland,    School  of  Letters 

and  Sciences,   32   Mulberry,   Rev.   E.  A. 

Dalrymple,  president 
UNIVERSITY  OF  MARYLAND,  School  of 

Medicine,  n  e  cor  Lombard  and  Greene — 

[See  p.  4  Mverlisements] 
Unmuth  Francis,  shoemaker,  149  Pennsyl- 
vania av 
Unterwagner  Franck,  tavern,  26  w  Lombard 
Untlez  Michael,  laborer,  199  s  Bond 
Unversacht  Jacob,  grocery,  n  w  cor  Monu- 
ment and  Chester 
Unversagt  Geo  P.  clerk,  99  Lexington 
Uppercue  Charles,  carpenter,  288  Franklin 
Uppman  Hugo,  tailor,  498  w  Baltimore 
Upperman  Adam,  carpenter,  10  Leadenhall 
Upperman  Emma,  taiioress,  42  s  Oregon 
Upperman  Henry  C.  clerk,  62  s  Eutaw 
Upperman  Jeremiah,  shoemaker  18  s  Schroe- 

der 
Upperman  John,  police,  12  s  Oregon 
Upperman  John  D.  police,  10  Leadenhall 
Upton  Benj.  (Alex.  Allen  &  Co.)  71  Harford 

avenue 
Upton  John,  clerk,  71  Harford  av 
Upton  Wm.  soldier,  118  e  Lombard 
Urbach  Emeline,  83  Garden 
Urbach  Wm.  shoemaker,  83  Garden 
Urban  Adam,  stone  cutter,  5  Watson  ct 
Upham  Charles  C,  U.  S.  N.  38  Franklin 
Urick  John  S.  tailor,  97  n  Fremont 
Urick    Petei',   moulder,  196    s  Washington, 

F.P. 
UrsulaSister  Superior,  at  Baltimore  Infirmary, 

s  e  cor  Lombard  and    Greene 
Uthman  John  T.  bookkeeper,  15  Penn 
Uttz  John    wheelwright,  48  n  Schroeder 
Uzuljer  Conrad,  drayman,  28Barre 
Uzuber  Conrad,  laborer,  405  Light 


GEO.  S.  PAGK  &  BRO.f  Manufacturers    of  RooU   and   Roofing   Slaterlals,  111    Smith's 
Wharf.     C.  HART  SHUTH,  Agent. 


VAD 


405 


VAT 


Vadkob   Hekry,  piano  maker,  220  Lexington 
Vahle  John,  cooper,  172  L.  Greene 
Vail  Horatio  N.  (T.  Kensett  &  Co.)  30  Fawn 
Vain    Edward,    sr.,    butclier,  21    Fells  Point 

market,  dw  cor  Fayette  and  Chapel 
Vain  Thomas  H.  police,  98  s  Register 
Vain  John  A.  police,  355  Canton  av 
Valentine  Edward,  telegraph  repairer,  76    s 

High 
Valentine  Elizabeth,  dressmaker,  136  w  Mad- 
ison 
Valentine  Ezra,  (V.  &  Thompson,)  420  Lex- 
ington 
Valentine  Francis,  confectioner,  cor  Pratt  and 

Calvert,  dw  25  Barre 
Valentine  Henry,  barkeeper,  Maltby  house 
Valentine  Jacob,  shoemaker,  310  Johnson 
Valentine  John,  hatter,  30  President 
Valentine  John,  hack  driver,  211  Forrest 
Valentine  Martha,  dressmaker,  16  Aisquith 
Valentine  Mary  J.  dressmaker,  136  w  Madison 
Valentine  Philip,  laborer,  30  President 
VALENTINE  &  THOMPSON,  millwrights, 

over  cor  West  Falls  av  and  Lombard 
Valiant  Catherine,  tailoress,  249  Madison 
Valiant  Henry,  engineer,  154  e  Pratt 
Valiant  John,  shoemaker,  295  e  Pratt 
Valiant  Julia,  364  n  Gay 
Valiant  Sarah  J.  95  s  Exeter 
Valiant  Nicholas,  (Wm.   Thomas  V.  &  Co.) 

180  e  Monument 
Valiant  Theodore  D.   &  Co.  china  and  glass, 

46  n  Howard,  dw  T.  D.  V.  113  s  Paca 
VALIANT  WM.  THOMAS  &  CO.  import- 
ers and  dealers  in  china,   glass  and  queens- 
ware,  216  w  Pratt,  dw  W.  T.  V.  50  Conway 
Valiant  Wm.  T.  deputy  collector  of  the  port 

of  Baltimore,  50  Conway 
Valk  Mrs.  Julia,  185  Bank 
Vajlce  Francis,  293  e  Fayette 
Vallee  John,  painter,  120  n  Caroline 
Vallee  Joseph  A.  collector,  Orleans  near  Ann 
Vallee  Mary  A.  seamstress,  217  e  Monument 
Valler  Lewis,  cooper,  210  s  Sharp 
Van  Arden  Geo.  picture  cleaner,  69  w  Fayette 
Van  Arsdale  A.  M,   cashier  Quarter  Masters, 

379  w  Fayette 
Van  Bibber  Mrs.  Lucretia,  129  n  Charles 
VAN  BIBBER  Dr.  W.  CHEW,  106  Sara- 
toga 
Van  Buren   Daniel,  bartender,  s  e  cor  Harri- 
son and  Fayette 
Van  Court  John,  213  e  Fayette 
Van  Court  John  W.  harness  maker,  120  Mc- 

Elderry 
Vance  David,   deputy  district  U.  S.  Marshal, 

Masonic  Hall,  17  St.  Paul 
Vance  Ellen,  77  Granby 
Vance  James  H.  boiler  maker,  77  Granby 
Vancott  Daniel  H.  232  n  Eden 
Vandanecker  Geo.  W.  engineer,  192  Garden 
Vandaniker  J.  conductor    N.  C.  R.  R.  287 

Cathedral 
Vandaniker  John,  4  Grundy 
Vandaniker  Wm.  plumber,  323  w  Fayette, 

dw  341  Mulberry 
Vandaniker  Mary  L.   13  Chatsworth 
Vandehorf  Fehr,  cigar  maker,  26  Albemarle 
Vandenbeer  Joseph   J.  mariner,  31  w  Lom- 
bard 


Vanderfer  Andrew,  cigar  maker,  142  e  Lom- 
bard 
Vandergrift  Benj.  P.  shoemaker,  189  Preston 
Vane  John  A.  police,  255  Canton  av 
Vane  Samuel,  mariner,  108  s  Sharp 
Vane  Thomas  H.  police,  127  s  Regester 
Van  Fessen  David,  shoemaker,  290  s  Paca 
Vangarrett  Martin,  daguerreotypist,  27  n  P..e- 

gester 
Van  Hollan  George,  trunk  maker,  123  Cam- 
den 
Van  Hollan  Henry,  trunk  maker,  123  Camden 
Van  Hollen  John,  baggage  master,  238  Lee 
Vanhorn  Edward  A.  C.  bricklayer,  338  n  Eu- 

taw 
Vanhorn  Elias  G.  plasterer,  113  Orleans 
Vanhorn  Elisha,  carpenter,  347  Light 
Vanhorn  James  W.  fijasterer,  113  Orleans 
Vanhorn  John  E.  carpenter,  326  Light 
Vanhorn  Samuel,  carpenter,  329  Light 
Vanhorn  Wm.  H.  brickmaker,  367  e  Fayette 
Van  Idcrstine  John,  shoemaker,  38  n  Amity 
Vanleer  Solomon,  bookkeeper,  147  Barre 
Vanlill  Stephen  J.  shoemaker,  133  s  Front 
Vanloo  E.  A.  carpenter,  31  Harrison 
Van  Ness  Mrs.  Julia  A.  217  Garden 
Vanner  John,  carter,  24  Shakspear 
Van  Nortwick  John  V.  D.  trunk  manufactur- 
er, 259  w  Baltimore,  dw  71  s  Greene 
Van  Nostrand  William  A.  shipsmith,  Screw 

Dock,  dw  107  s  Eden 
Van  Nostrand  William  A.,  marshal  of  police, 

old  City  Hall.dw  107  s  Eden 
Van  Order  David  Q.  collar  maker,  44  Raborg 
Van  Order  David  H.  collar  maker,  44  Raborg 
Van  Orden  Peter,  mariner,  42  s  Broadway 
Van  Orsdcli   Rev.  Hez.  tailor,  152  n   Eutaw, 

dw  Saratoga  near  Park 
Vansant  Mrs.  Anna,  7  Brune 
Vansant  John  R.  tinner,  90  Henrietta 
Vansant  John,  sergeant  police,  160  Cathedral 
VANSANT  JOSHUA  &  SON,  hatters  and 
hat  and  fur  dealers.  Sun   building,  109  w 
Baltimore 
Vansant  Joseph,  (Joshua  V.  &  Son,)  181  n 

High 
Vansant  Joshua  (J.  V.  &  Son,)  74  n  Front 
Vansant  Joshua,  police,  33  Henrietta 
Vansant  Lewis,  clerk,  33  s  Sharp 
Vansant  Thomas,  laborer,  132  Dolphin 
Vanscaltwick  Alphonsus,  French  teacher,  176 

Madison  av 
VAN   TROMP  JOHN,  watch  case  maker, 
over  s  e  cor  Light  and  Mercer,  dw  95  Gough 
Van  Wagner  Mrs.  625  w  Fayette 
Van  Winkle  Catherine,  407  e  Fayette 
Van  Winkle  Samuel,  painter,  407  e  Fayette 
Van  Winkle  Wm.  lamp  lighter,  407  e  Fayette 
Van  Witsen  E.  S.  tobacconist.  38  n  Eutaw 
Van  Worst  Wm.  H.  soldier,  161  Montgomery 
Van  Wyck  B.  saddler,  42  Lemmon 
Varden  '&  Lansdale,  photographers,  over  220 

w  Baltimore 
Varden  Robert  B.  (V.&  Lansdale,)  Baltimore 

Co. 
Vardy  Joseph,  pilot,  88  s  Washington,  F.  P. 
Varick  Henry,  20  Fell 

Varina  Edward  C.  shoemaker,  68  Ramsay 
VARLEY  THOMAS  P.  hair  dresser,  4  St. 

Paul,  dw  115  German 
Varney  Mitchell  J.  baker,  108  McElderry 
Vassman  Reinholt,  shoemaker,  63  Orleans 
Valh  Leopold,  foundryman,  340  s  Charles 


■WBI.  P.  "WEBB,  Marine,  Fire  and  I^ife  Insurance  Agent  and  Broker.    Agent 
Benefit  Ufe  Insurance  Co.,  IVewarU,  Bf.  J.,"  89  Second  Street. 


VAT 


406 


VIN 


Vath  Anzelin,  blacksmith,  Hanover  nr.  Ham- 
burg 
Vath  Philip,  cabinet  maker,  329  n  Central 
Vaughan  Charles,  drayman,  1  Sterrett 
Vaughan  Henry,  U.  S.  N.,  72  William 
Vaughan  James  H.  printer,  26  Josephme, 
Vaugh  Patrick,  milkman,  78  s  Republican 
Vaughen  Henry  1.  harness  maker,  43  w  Biddle 
Vauehen  John,  carter,  57  s  Dewberry  al 
VAUGHEN  JOHN  &  CO.  lumber  dealers, 
n  e  cor  Cathedral  and  Biddle,  dw  J.  V.  43 
w  Biddle 
Vaughm  Michael,  laborer,  149  Central  av 
Vaughn  John,  grocery  and  liquors,  6  Douglas 
Vay  John,  tailor,  163  Orleans 
Veannetson  Mrs.  Sarah,  71  Ross 
Veara  F.  boot  and  shoe  Store,  35  e  Baltimore 
Veara  Joseph,  cooper,  181  e  Lombard  . 

Veasel  Zaccheus,  coffee  roaster,  800  w  Balti- 
more 
Veazey  Eliza,  132  Cathedral 
Veazey  James  P.  groceries  and  liquors,  117 

McElderry'swhf 
Veazey  John  M.  police,  98  Columbia 
Veditz  Anthony,  porter,  97  Low 
Veditz  Anthony,  grocery,  97  Low 
Veditz  Henry,  tavern,  41  Saratoga 
Veeder  Caroline  R.  teacher.  83  Park 
Veeh  Jobst,  cooper,  119  Plum 
Vees  Henry,  teacher,  248  Chase 
Veigalein  Christopher,  box  maker,  74  French 
Veihmyer  Charles,  tailor,  17  Preston 
Veil  Gustav.  confectioner,  56  Lancaster 
Veith  Martin,  tailor,  8  Valley 
VELLINES   BENTON  H.  confectioner,  83 

w  Baltimore,  dw  83  n  High 
Velnifs  Bernard,  tailor,  71  s  Schroeder 
Venables   Seth  D.,  government  wood   meas- 
urer, li}4  s  Calvert 
Vencollem  Serena,  dry  goods,  3  Mott 
Venzel  John  E.  woodsawyer,  11  Baker  s  ct 
Verdi  Dr.  Giro  S.  43  n  Calvert 
Vero-es  Ludwich,  blacksmith,  70  Eastern  av 
Verlander  Daniel,  cooper,  66  Orleans 
Verlander  Julia  Ann,  seamstress,  66  Orleans 
Verleger  Chas.  F.  herb  doctor,  273  e  Eager 
Vermilya  Wm.  veterinary  surgeon,  15  Hamp- 

Vernaleken  Anthony  T.  cabinet  maker,  300  n 

Central  av  „,     x       i      i 

Vernetson  CM.  clerk,  85  e  Lombard 
Vernetson  Harriet,  85  e  Lombard 
Vernau  John,  cor  West  and  William 
Vernon  John,  shoemaker,  83  s  Mount 
Vernon  Joseph,  clerk,  117  s  Wolfe 
Vernon  Peter,  plumber,  117  s  Wolfe 
Vertel  Frederick,  laborer,  Hudson  al  nearl're- 

VcTemyer  Rudolph,  butcher,  553  e  Fayette 
Veller  Gotleib,  carpenter,  1  Perry 
Vev  Frederick  E.  currier,  62  Penna  av 
Vey  Henry  P.  harness  maker,  131  P<^na  av 
Viaiie  John,  merchant  tailor,  over  219  w  Bal- 
timore __     ~,      , 
Viceri  C.  fruits  and  confectionery ,57  n  Charles 
Vick  Cordy,  gas  fitter,  186  L.  Constitution 
Vickers  B.  A.  president  Marine  Bank  of  Bal- 
timore, dw  29  McCulloh 
Vickeis  C.  Henry,  tailor,  213  e  Pratt 
Vickers  Clement,  carver  and  gilder,  154  w  Holt- 

man  ,        ^      v  t^i 

Vickers  George  R.  (G.  R.  V.  &  Co.,)  Bloom- 
ington  road,  Baltimore  C" 


Vickers  George,  huckster,  138  s  Regester 
Vickers  Geo.  R.  &  Co.  millers  and  commission 

merchants,  foot  of  Commerce 
Vickers  George  R.,  jr.,  clerk,  87  B  Sharp 
Vickers  Geraldine,  87  s  Sharp 
Vickers  Henry,  tailor,  213  e  Pratt 
Vickers  Jacob  H.  soldier,  13  Henrietta 
Vickers  Jesse,  painter,  60  n  Bond 
Vickers  John,  ship  carpenter,  297  Light 
Vickers  Joseph,  laborer,  101  Plum 
Vickers  Mrs.  Julia,  576  w  Fayette 
Vickers  Mrs.  Mary,  154  Hoffman 
Vickers  Theodore,  engineer,  227  Cathedral 
Vickers  Wm.  M.  clerk,  190  s  Paca 
Vickery  Charles  B.  chairmaker,  89  Jefferson^ 
Vickery   Hazletine,  (Joseph  Carson  &,  Co.j 

646  w  Fayette 
VICKERY  &  MUIR,  grocers  and  ship  chan- 
dlers ,  foot  of  West  Falls  av  and  cor  Aliceanna 
and  Boston  .    ,„,„., 

Vickery  Wm.  H.  (V.  &  Muir,)  34  Stiles 
Vickpef  Jacob,  baker,  238  Franklin 
Victor  Aaron,  rags,  81  Mullikin 
Victory  Joseph  carpets,   145  Lexington,  dw 

188  Saratoga 
Victory  Sophia,  207  Hanover 
Viehmier  Frederick,  shoemaker,  69  James  al 
Viehmier  Fred 'k.  jr.,  shoemaker,  69  James  al 
Vierbrenger  Mrs.  Elizabeth,  415  w  Pratt 
Vierecket  Henry  L.  shoemaker,  258  wJPratt 
Vierheller  Gotleib,  baker,  22  Thompson 
Viecschman  Geo.  confectioner,  62  s  Central  av 
Viessman  George,  lager  beer,  264  Canton  av 
Viewe"-  Frank,  cigar  maker,  259  Aliceanna 
Vieweg  Henry,  cigar  maker,  259  Aliceanna 
Vincent  Christopher,  coal  oil,  68  Jefferson 
Vincent  Edward  P.  coach  maker,  243  n  Gav 
Vincent  Henry,  boiler  maker,  225  Cathedral 
Vincent  Hezekiah,  gas  fitter,  28o  s  Sharp 
Vincent  James,  huckster,  285  s  Sharp 
Vincent  Sister  Mary,  assistant  teacher  bt.  Vin- 
cent de  Paul's  parish  school,  35  n  Front 
Vincent  Thos.  B.  harness  maker,  68  Jefferson 
Vincent  Wm.  clerk,  68  Jefferson 
Vincent  Wm.  A.  clerk,  229  w  Baltimore 
Vine  Mitchell,  periodicals,  Barnum  s  hotel,  y 

^eighbor 
Vincent  Valentine,  laborer,  74  Lancaster 
Vincet  Edward,  blacksmith,  443  n  Gay 
Vincorn  Zachariah,  hatter,  340  Aisquith 
Vine  Ann  Matilda,  grocery,  9  Neighbor 
Vinegar  Ellen,  43  Harmony  la 
Vinegar  George,  butcher,  289  e  Lombard 
Vinegard  John,  driver,  30  Franklin  al 
Vinegard  Rachel,  83  Harmony  la 
Vinegaw  Wm.  tailor,  74  Harrison 
Vinev  Douglass,  engineer,  16  Ogston 
Vingle  Thos.  trimmings,  264  e  Baltimore 
Vinhom  Valentine,  carver,  104  Saratoga 
Vinian  Bro.  St.  Alphonsus,  79  Saratoga 
Vinkin  John,  mariner,  17  n  Dallas    ■ 
Vinkler  Jane,  boarding,  49  Ensor 
Vinlay  John,  tailor,  296  Canton  av 
Vinsant  Augustus  L.  carpenter,  349  Cross 
Vinsant  George  E.  carpenter,  349  Cross 
Vinsant  Geo.  W.  Adams  Express,  349  Cross 
Vinson  Mrs.  Ann,  144  Conway 
Vinson  Samuel  J.  stone  cutter,  n  e  cor  Lom- 
bard and  Grant,  dw  147  Conway 
Vinton  Hester  A.  181  G.  Hughes 
VINTON  R.  SPENCER,  D.  D.,  343  n  Gay 
Vinton  Robert  S.  tinner,  24  n  Eden 
Vinyard  Jnmes,  butcher,  147  n  Fremont 


Ro.eudale  Cement  and  Calcined   Planter  constanUy  on  Hand.  »!  Spear  .  Wnarl 


VIN 


407 


VON 


Vmzey  Mrs.  Eliza,  rear  of  242  Light 

Viol  John,  tailor,  21  e  Fayette 

Virden  W.  W.  10  South 

Virtue  David,  engineer,  695  e  Baltimore 

Virtue  John,  fireman,  695  e  Baltimore 

Virtue  Wm.  boiler  maker,  20  Lemmon  al 

VIRTUE,  YORSTON  &  CO.  publishers,  over 
24  w  Second 

Vitzthum  John,  butcher,  110  Centre  and  73 
Belair  markets,  dw  Harford  road,  Balto.  co 

Vives  John,  cigars,  51  James  al 

Vobbe  Rudolph,  barkeeper,  s  e  cor  Harrison 
and  Fayette 

Vock  Theodore,  carpenter,  210  n  Eden 

Vock  Theodore,  laborer,  210  n  Eden 
.  VOCKE  &   CO.,  CLAAS,  commission  and 
shippmg  merchants,  116  s  Charles 

Vocke  Claas,  consul  of  the   Netherlands,  116 
s  Charles,  dw  236  w  Lombard 

Vocke  Frederick  F.  painter,  266  Hanover 
_  Vocke  R.  E.  clerk,  ]01  Eastern  av 

Vockey  Theodore,  liquors,  132  w  Lombard, 
dw  326  w  Fayette 

Voegly  John,  tailor.  303  n  Eutaw 

Voehll  Amelia,  grocery,  164  Raborg 

Voehll   Henry   G.  harness   maker,    164   Ra- 
borg 

Voelk  Kernan,  shoemaker,  91  Orchard 

Voelk  T.  confectioner,  91  Orchard 

Voelkel  Theodore,  tailor,  217  n  Central  av 

Voelker  Joseph,  second  hand  dealer,  25  Short 

VoeJker  Sister  Maria,  Superioress  St.  Vincent 
Infant  Asylum 

Vogel  Amelia,  360  Saratoga 

Vogel  Baltzell,  cigar  maker,  188  William 

Vogel  Caspar,  milkman,  Madison  av  beyond 
McMechin 

Vogel  David,  boots  and  shoes,  16  Centre  Mar- 
ket space,  dw  9  s  Frederick 

Vogel  Emil,  artist,  477  w  Baltimore 

Vogel  George,  cooper,  280  s  Sharp 

Vogel  Henry,  lager  beer,  104  n  Howard 

Vogel  H.  furn.  car  driver,  196  s  Wolfe 

Vogel  Louis,  blacksmith,  119  Vine 

Vogel  Michael,  tailor,  241  e  Lombard 

Vogel  Philip,  20  Calverton  road 

Vogel  Solomon,  second-hand  dealer,  25  Doug- 
lass " 

Vogel  Teresa,  114  n  Howard 

Vogel  Victor,  clerk,  310  n  Gay 

Vogel  Wm.  360  Saratoga 

Vogele  John  M.  tailor,  303  n  Eutaw 

Vogeler  August  &  Co,   druggists,   8   s  Lib- 
erty, dw  A.  V.  eSsPaca 

Vogeler  Charles   H.   hosiery,  corsets,  v/ors- 
teds,  &c.  103  w  Baltimore,  dw  106  s  Sharp 

Vogelgesang  Jacob;  grocery,  36  Johnson 

Voge  son  Charles  T.  ship  carpenter,  25  Perry 

Vogelson  Mrs.  Hannah,  25  Perry 

Vogelson  Philip,  W.  caulker,  25  Perry 

Vogelson  Wm.  H.  moulder,  25  Perry 

Vogelwith  Bartholomew,  tailor,  37  n  Dallas 

Vogell  Chas.  butter  dealer,  110  Frederick  av 

Voegler  Henry,  carpenter,  255  e  Biddle 

Vogle  Francis,  school  teacher,  Chase  nr  Som- 
erset 

Vogler  Adam,  huckster,  23  Shakspear 

Vog  er  Andrew,  shoemaker,  299  Aliceanna 

Vogler  John  G.  laborer,  79  Thames 

Volger  Matthias,  vinegar,  8  Painter's  ct 

Vogler  Nicholas,  tailor,  8  Painter's  ct 

Vogley  Henry,  tailor,  322  s  Sharp 

Vohgt  Christopher,  laborer,  5  Preston 

GEO.  S.  PAGE  &  BRO,.  Manufncturera    of  Roof-   nnd   Rooflng   Materials,  111    Smltll's 
Wharf.     C.  HART  SMITH,  Agent. 


Vogt  Christian,  tailor,  84  s  Chapel 
Vogt  Dorotha  M.  137  s  Sharp 
Vogt  Geo.  A.  huckster,  53  Pearl 
Vogt  Harman  H.  brass  finisher,  137  s  Sharp 
Vogt  John,  blacksmith,  57  s  Oregon 
Vogt  John,  tailor,  86  s  Bond 
Vogt  J.  Henry,  bookkeeper,  75  Warner 
Vogt  Lewis,  machinist,  137  s  Sharp 
Vogt  Nicholas,  laborer,  48  s  Central  av 
Vogt  Peter,  varnisher,  131  Camden 
Voight  Mrs.  Catharine,  109  n  Fremont 
Voight  David  R.  carpenter,  109  Fremont 
Voight  John,  shoemaker,  253  Light 
VOIGHT  WM.  AUGUST,  tanner,  348  Light 
Voigt  Henry,  shoemaker,  570  w  Lombard 
Voigt  Lewis,  tobacconist,  4  Columbia 
Voin  Christian,  butcher,  7  Laurens 
Voith  George,  tailor,  335  e  Lombard 
Vollandt  Mrs.  Utilda,  242  e  Chase 
Volandt  Christian,  musician,  82  Ensor 
Volandt  John,  musician,  181  e  Monument 
Volandt  Wm,  laborer,  315  Light 
Volbrecker  Wm.  cabinet  maker,  141  Lee 
VOLCK    ADALBERT    J.    dentist,    121    n 

Charles,  dw  Catonsville 
Volk  Adam,  laborer,  34  n  Liberty 
Volk  Andrew,  locksmith,  11  n  Pine 
Volk  Mrs.  Catharine,  97  Washington,  F.H. 
Volk  Francis,  laborer,  11  n  Pine 
Volk  Francis,  .shoemaker,  48  s  Charles,  dw  27 

Granby 
Volk  Henry,  painter,  16  e  Lombard 
Volk  John,  cigar  maker,  88  s  High 
Volk  Joseph,  locksmith,  and  sheet  iron  work- 
er, 11  n  Pine 
Volk  Joseph,  shoemaker,  48  s  Charles 
Volk  Peter,  liquor,  488  w  Lombard 
Volk  Wm.  tavern,  29  Fell 
Volk  Wm.  mariner,  245  Eastern  av 
Volker  Adam  J.  butcher,   69   Centre  and  37 
Belair  Markets,  dw  Jenkin's  la  near  York 
road 
Volker  Elizabeth,  cor  Bond  and  Shakspear 
Volker  Jacob,  shoemaker,  16  Ross 
Volker  Michael,  shoemaker,  82  North 
Volkert  Nicholas  H.  shoemaker,  641  w  Balti- 
more 
Volkman  August,  dentist,  210  s  Eutaw 
'  Volkman  Charles,  barkeeper,  76  s  Howard 
Volkman  Conrad,  confectioner,  28  Haw 
Volkmar  Charles,  artist  and  restoier  of  paint- 
ings, 8  n  Frederick 
Volkmar  David,  tinner,  llOPenna.  av 
Volkmar  George  D.  tinner,  108  Penna.  av 
Volkmar  Henry,  tinner,  549  w  Baltimore 
Volkmar  Rosalie,  fancy  goods,  549  w  Balti- 
more 
Volkmyer  Frederick,  tailor,  134  s  Dallas 
Voll  John  E.  woodsawyer,  71  Harmony  lane 
Vollars  George,  coppersmith,  42  e  Pratt 
Volledt  Carl  E.  porter,  5  Gough 
Vol  mar  Charles   R.  bookkeeper,   60   Centre 

Market  space 
Vollmer  John  T.  confectioner,  57  Gough 
Vollrath  Christian,  shoemaker,  173  s  Eden 
Volmer  Lewis,  shoemaker,  169  w  Pratt 
Voltsmith  Louis,  cooper,  17  Comet 
Voltz  Andrew,  boot  trimmer,  18  Harmony  la 
Voltz  George,  puddler,  124  Bank 
Volz  George,  carpet  weaver,  531  w  Lombard 
Volz  John  M.  butcher,  1  Willow 
Vondehost  John  Harman,  grocers  and  liquors, 
38  w  Second 


VON 


408 


WAG 


Von  de  Linden,  Valentine,  porter,  104  n  How- 
ard 
Vondenmaker  Joseph,  206  Garden 
Vonder^reia  Wolfgang,  tailor,  275  Aisquith 
Vonderiieidc   Herman   H.  shoemaker,   72  n 

Gay 
Vonderheidc  John,  shoemaker,  2  Saratoga 
Vonderhorst  George,  drayman,  218  Chesnut 
Vonderhorst  Henry,  grocery,  218  Chesnut 
Vonderhorst  John  H.  grocer,  107  Granby 
Vondersmith  Daniel,  193  w  Fayette 
Vondersmith  Samuel,  Adams   Express,   cor 

Preston  and  Garden 
Vondrehle  John  H.  tavern  and  grocery,  110 

Dugan's  whf 
Vondrehle  John  H.  grocery,  cor  Charles  and 

Balderston 
Vondrum  John,  paver,  82  Somerset 
Vondrum  Mrs.  Rosanna,  15  Ringgold  al 
Vonduering  Frederick,  tobacconist,  162  e  Bal- 
timore 
Von  Duesberg  Bernhard,  clerk,  52  Harrison 
Voneiff  George  L.  wines,  liquors,  &c.,  444  w 

Baltimore,  dw  187  German 
Voneiff  John,  (Pracht,V.&  Co.)  187  Conway 
Vonheim   Benjamin  furnishing  goods,  144  s 

Eutaw 
Vonheime  George,  tailor,  98  Conway 
Vonheine  John  H.  grocery,  65  and  67  s  How- 
ard 
Von  Hazel  Gerting,  dry  goods,  321    s   Bond 
Von   Hollen   John   P.   confectioner,  n   e  cor 

Eden  and  Lanvale 
Vonhoff  George,  saddler,  19  Penna.  av 
VON  KAPFF  &  ARENS,  shipping  and  com- 
mission merchants,  22  German 
Von  Kapff  Ferdinand,  clerk,  30  n  Greene 
Von  Kapff  Ferdinand,  30  n  Greene 
Von  Kapff  Frederick,  85  Park 
Von  Kapff  Herman,   (V.&Arens,)   n  e  cor 

Lanvale  and  Grundy 
Von  Lingen  G.  A.  clerk,  9  s  Charles 

Von  Ohlen ,  lager  beer,  57  Hanover 

Von  Spreckelsen  Christina,  30  Cathedral 
Von  Sprecklesen  George  H.  30  Cathedral 
Von  Spreckelsen  Mrs.  Jane,  30  Cathedral 
Vordemburg  Herman  H.  grocery,  219  Ham- 
burg 
Vordermosten  John,  box  maker,  3  Vine 
Vorstag  Herman,   hat  and  cap  store,  256  n 

Voss  B.  Franklin,  s  e  cor  Charles  and  Madi- 
son .  ,  __ 

VOSBURG  &  CO.  commission  merchants,  72 
South  and  8  Bowly's  wharf 

Vosburg  John  W.  (V  &  Co.)  Lanvale  bet. 
Garden  and  Bolton 

VOSHELL  JOHN  C.  proprietor  Susque- 
hanna house,  s  e  cor  Calvert  and  Franklin 

Voyci'  George  W.  brickmaker,  596  Light 

Voyce  Thomas,  collar  maker,  8  Ensor 

Vurland  Henry,  cabinet  maker,  102  Central 
avenue 

W 

Waber  Frederick,  shoemaker,  203  s  Charles 

Waber  John,  laborer,  108  Raborg 

Wacksser  Anne  E.  83  Union 

Wachtcr  August,  tailor,  82  Centre  market 
space 

Wackessear  Tobias  W.  cigar  maker,  15  Lan- 
vale 


Wacker  Philip,  German   and  .English   Insti- 
tute, 176  Hamburg 
Waddell  Mrs.  Isabella,  319  e  Baltimore 
Waddell  Josephine,  tailoress,  78  Park 
Waddell  James,  laborer,  22  Constitution 
Waddell  Powles,  laborer,  354  s  Eutaw 
Waddell  Wm.  A.  block  and  pump  maker,  5U 

Block,  dw  64  s  Bond 
Waddy  Alexander,  sailmaker,  306  e  Madison 
Waddy   Thomas    E.   (Lamdin  &    W.)   !«» 

Barre 
Wade  Ann  E.  142  n  Charles 
Wade  Henry,  butcher,  s  w  cor  High  and 

Pratt  -.,     , 

Waelder  Peter,  laborer,  Henry  near  Hughes 
Waencka  Frederick,  tailor,  317  e  Lombard 
Waes  Joseph,  laborer,  236  s  Bond 
Waesche  F.  R.  (F.  R.  W.  &  Co.)  333  Lex- 

wSche  F.   R.  &   Co.  importers  hardware, 
!    232  w  Baltimore 

Waesche  George  F.  R.  333  Lexington 
Waesche  Mrs.  Margaret,  333  Lexington 
Waeshman  Charles,  tailor,  142  e  Lombard 
Wagan  Mary,  17  Townsend 
Wagenfeldt  Herman  H.  laborer,  136  Barre 
Wagenfield  Henry,  136  Barre 
Walenfuhr  John  S.  mariner  34  s  Broadway 
Walgner  Albert,  tavern,  Elliott,  cor  Canton 
and  East  av  iq  t?i;,„ 

Waggner  Mrs.  Barbara,  laundress,  19  t-Uza- 

wjgne'r  Charles,  laborer,  193  s  Castle  al 
Walgner  Frederick,  silversmith,  24  n  Fred- 

W?^-ner  George,  sailmaker,  208  Gough 
Wallner  Gcorfe  J.  carpenter   130  s  Chester 
Wallner  Henry,  huckster  24 .n  Frederick 
Waglner  Henry,  jr.,  blacksmith,  24  n  Fred- 

Wai^ier  Isaiah,  (John  H.   &  L   W.)   80s 

wlJgn'ei-Trn'H.  j-I.  block   pump^nd^p- 
sta^i  makers,  36  Fell,   dw   J.  H.  W.  297  e 

Lombard  _  i,iq  «, -WnqVi- 

Waggner  Lemuel,  ship  carpenter,  143  s  wasn 

inffton,  F.  P.  .  Tiuom^o 

Wa-sner  Lewis,  ship  joiner,  s  e  cor  Ihames 

and  Wolfe,  dw  322  e  Pratt 
Waggner  Oliver  V.  162  w  Madison 
Waggner  Mrs.  Zipporah,  6  s  Ann 
Wagman  John,  laborer,  89  Booth 
Wa-ncr  Albert,  tailor,  210  s  Wolfe 
Walner  Augus't,  shoemaker,  46  s  Poppleton 
WAGNER  AUGUST,  manufacturer  ot  brass 

wai^e  and  gas  fixtures,  30  Hanover,  dw  666 

Saratoga.-[See  page  41  Mvertisemnts.] 
Wagner  Mrs.  Augusta,  embroiderer,  134 l.ex 

WaSer  Alexander, boatman,  20  Montgomery 
Walner  Mrs.  Ann,  233,  (227)  n  Eutaw 
Wagner  B.  Lansing,  (J.  &   B.  L.    V  ■) 

Camden 
Wao-ncr  Baltus,  watchman,  6  Henry 
Wagner  Basil,  clerk,  233  (227)  n  Eutaw 
Wagner  Caspar,  carpenter,  137  L.  Greene 
Wagner  Casper,  laborer,  299  Penna.  av 
Wagner  Casper,  baker,  134  German 
Wagner  Catherine,  tailoress,  56  n  Spring 
Wagner  Catharine,  china  store,  97  Harrison 
Wagner  Charles  A.  druggist,  310  n  Gay 
Wagner  Charles  H.  59  Eastern  av 
Wagner  Charles  V.  233,  (227)  n  Eutaw 


WM.  P.  WEBB,  MarUie,  Fire  and  Ufe  Insurance  Agent  and  BioUer.     Agent 
Benefit  Life  Insurance  Co.,  Newark,  N.  J.,"  89  Second  Street. 


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Wagner  Charles  J,  car  driver,  415  w  Pratt 
Wagner  Dr.  Charles  F.  235  s  Eutaw 
Wagner  Dr..  Clinton,  U.  S.  A.  233  s  Eutaw 
Wagner  Conrad,  tailor,  134  Low 
Wagner  Conrad,  blacksmith,  252  Henrietta 
Wagner  David  F.  clerk,  233  (227)  n  Eutaw 
Wagner  Daniel,  pedler,  195  Eastern  av 
Wagner  Emil,  tailor,  79  Harrison 
Wagner  Frederick,  butcher,   cor  Chester  and 

Baltimore 
Wagner  Frederick,  sawyer,  688  w  Baltimore 
Wagner  Francis,  car  driver,  415  w  Pratt 
Wagner  Francis,  lager  beer,  224  e  Eager 
Wagner  Francis,  laborer,  84  Lancaster 
Wagner  Ferdinand,  daguerreian  gallery,  63  w 

Baltimore 
Wagner  Frederick,  cooper,  154  Burgundy  al 
Wagner  Frederick,  268  s  Durham 
Wagner  George,  shoemaker,  24  Camden 
Wagner  George,  nail  maker,  5  Gould  al 
Wagner  George,  carpenter,  48  Aisquith 

Wagner ,  soldier,  470  w  Baltimore 

Wagner  George, furniture  wagon,  249 n  Eden 
Wagner  George,  laborer,  Chester  nr.  Fayette 
Wagner  George,  painter,  24  s  Schroeder 
Wagner  George,  cigar  maker,  49  Portland 
Wagner  Godfrey,  tailor,  81  Harrison 
Wagner  Geo.  blacksmith,  21  Garden 
Wagner  Geo.  W.  bakef,  504  n  Gay 
Wagner  Hannah,  dress  maker,  113  n  Howard 
Wagner    Henry   Clay,   clerk,   233    (227)  n 

Eutaw 
Wagner  Hedweig,  tailor,  79  Harrison 
Wagner  Henry,  lace  weaver,  153  n  Eden 
Wagner  Henry,  laborer,  252  Hamburg 
Wagner  Henry,  photographist,  220  Light 
Wagner  Henry,  shoemaker,  54  n  Spring 
Wagner  Henry  C.  bookkeeper,  233  n  Eutaw 
Wagner  Henry,  wagoner,  183  s  Wolfe 
Wagner  Jacob  H.  currier,  58  Camden 
Wagner  James  F.,  U.  S.  appraiser,  88  e  Fay- 
ette 
Wagner  John,  88  s  Ann 
Wagner  John,  restaurant,  199  w  Fayette 
Wagner  John,  restaurant,  9  Lovely  la 
Wagner  John,  carpenter,  17  Plum  al 
Wagner  John,  laborer,  47  Monroe 
Wagner  John,  wheelwright,  277  n  Central  av 
Wagner  John,  (J.  &  B.  L.  W.)  158  s  Sharp 
Wagner  John,  laborer,  16  Walsh 
WAGNER  J.   &  B.   L.  proprietors  Green 

House,  190  w  Pratt 
Wagner  John,  shoemaker,  470  Canton  av 
Wagner  John,  tailor,  412  n  Gay 
Wagner  John,  laborer,  32  Hampstead 
Wagner  John,  laborer,  83  Boston 
Wagner  John,  boot  fitter,  67  s  Chapel 
Wagner  Joseph,  laborer,  191  Vine 
Wagner  Lewis,  hardware,  435  w  Baltimore 
Wagner  Louis,  cabinet  maker,  137  Stirling 
Wagner  Louis,  ship  joiner,  s  e  cor  Wolfe  and 

Thames,  dw  322  e"Pratt 
Wagner  Margaret,  252  s  Durham 
Wagner  Mary  A.  tobacco,  256  Eastern  av 
Wagner  Matthias,  laborer,  3  Diamond 
Wagner  Michael,  shoemaker,  72  s  Chapel 
Wagner  Michael,  labprer,  128  s  Chapel 
Wagner  Michael,  coOper,  257  West 
Wagner  Michael,  laborer,  325  e  Lombard 
Wagner  Philip,  jr.  candy  maker,  458  Saratoga 
Wagner  Philip,  shoemaker,  35  s  Schroeder 
Wagner  Philip,  driver,  783  Light 
Wagner  Reinhardt,  weaver,  19  n  Pine 


Wagner  Robert,  baker,  174  s  Central  av 
Wagner  Thomas,  laborer,  90  Eastern  ay 
Wagner  Wm.  H.  watchman,  9  Gough 
Wagner  Wm.  collector,  168  Hillen 
Wahl  A.  R.  milliner,  95  n  Gay 
Wahl  Charles,  laborer,  226  s  Bond 
Wahl  Jacob,  hatter,  219  and  225  s  Broadway 
Wahl  J.  M.  70  n  Front 
Wahn  Max,  shoemaker,  192  Canton  av 
Wahner  John,  sr.  tailor,  52  Somerset 
Wahner  John,  tailor,  52  Somerset 
Waicker  Mrs.  Augusta,  60  Jefterson 
Waidner  Charles,  tinner,  4  Baker  ct 
Waidner  Frederick  A.  clerk,  124  Columbia 
Waidner  Jacob  B.  clerk,  250  w  Fayette 
Waidner  Jacob  P.  whip  and  cane  maker,  564 

Saratoga 
Waidner  John  J.  laborer,  122  Eislein 
Waidner  Lewis,  milkman,  124  Columbia 
Waidner  Louis  A.  sr.  124  Columbia 
Waidner  Wm.  F.   blacksmith,   Philadelphin 

road,  near  city  limits 
Wain  Geo.  H.  soldier,  221  Peirce 
Wain  Lewis,  furniture  wagoner,  221  Peirce 
Wain  Wm.  L.  blindmaker,  351  Lexington 
Wainhold  Thomas,  tavern,  9  Friendship  near 

Thomson 
WAINWRIGHT    &    CO.  bankers,   176  w 

Baltimore 
Wainwright   H.   H.   (W.  &   Co.)   Howard 

house 
Waite   Capt.  Charles  W.  147  s  Washington 

F.  P. 
Waite  Matthew  H.  bookseller,  138  w  Balti- 
more, dw  518  w  Fayette 
Waite  Mrs.  Richard  C.  81  Lee 
Waite  Sarah,  boarding,  40  Lexington 
WAITE  SAMUEL  R.  ship  chandlery,  sw 
cor  Hughes  and  Covington,  and  ship  smith 
n  w  cor  Covington  and  Montgomery,  dw 
81  Lee 
Waite  Wm.  W.  420  Light 
Waits  Geo.  J.  mate,  157  Gough 
Waits  Henry,  laborer,  310  Eastern  av 
Waitz  J.  H.  cupper  and  leecher,  111  n  Exeter 
Wake  John   C.  sailmaker,  102  McElderry's 

wharf,  dw  134  Gough 
Wakely  James  P.  undertaker,  42  n  Eden 
Wakeman  Lewis  B.,  U.  S.  N.  51  Warren 
Wakeman  Mary  Ann,  51  Warren 
Wakerman  Geo.  laborer,  335  s  Bond 
Wakyrr  Joseph,  laborer,  341  s  Charles 
Walbach  Mrs.  Gen.  John  B.  3  Franklin 
Waldauer  Moses,  clothier,  4  n  Poppleton 
Waldeck  John,  drayman,  243  w  Pratt 
Waldeck  Valentine,  shoemaker,  271  s  Bond 
Walden  Caroline  Sophia,  438  Penna.  av 
Walden  Christian,  shoemaker,  190  Lemmon 
Walden  Edward  J.  huckster,  223  Gough 
Waldkonig  Christian,  cigar  maker,  236  Mont- 
gomery 
Waldman  Margaret,  352  e  Fayette 
Waidner  Francis,  tavern,  54  North 
Waldo  Charles  W.  carpenter,  178  Bank 
Waldo  Wm.  L.  machinist,  121  Raborg 
Waldron  Edward,  huckster,  223  Gough 
Wales  George,  shoemaker,  210  Bank 
Wales  Philip  S.  grocer,  flour  and  commission 

merchant,  12  Warner 
Wales  Wesley,  cigar  maker,  318  Eastern  av 
Wales  Wm.  S.  printer,  300  Eastern  av 
Wales  Wm.  farmer,  Oregon  n  of  Franklin 
Walger  Louis,  tobacconist,  450  w  Baltimore 


J.  HENRY   GIESE,   Cominissioia   Meicliant.   for   the   sale   of  Flour,  Grain,  Seeds,  &0, 
■-   Roseuclale  Cement  and  Calcined  Plaster  constantly  on  hand,  31  Spear's  Wliarf. 


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WAL 


Walh  Andrew,  shoemaker,  159  s  Eden 

alker  Alexander,  laborer,  119  Cross     , 
Walker  Amelia,  75  s  Chapel 
Walker  August,  porter,  94  w  Pratt 
Walker    B.    Franklin,    expressman,    364  w 

Fayette 
Walker  Benjamin  F.  expresaman,  21  n  Pop- 

WALKER  CHARLES  W.  fire  commission- 
er, 76  n  Paca 
Walker  Catherine  H.  97  s  Regester 
Walker  Edwin,  (J.  &  E.  W.)  58  s  Greene 
Walker  Elias,  manager  Lazaretto  furnace 
Walker  Elizabeth,  boarding,  58  n  Central  av 
Walker  Elizabeth,  99  n  High 
Walker  Ellen,  tailoress,  61  Boyd 
Walker  Emanuel,  carpenter,  Point  la 
Walker  Mrs.  Emily,  268  Saratoga 
Walker  Frances,  confectionery,  48  Gough 
Walker  Geo.  W.  (G.  W.  &  T.  S.  W.)  249  w 

Biddle 
Walker  George,  boat  builder,  310  e  Pratt 
WALKER  G.  W.  &  T.  S.  coal  office,  3  s  Sharp 
Walker  George,  U.  S.  A.  267  Raborg 
Walker  Lieut.  H.  J.  0.  assist,  provost  mar- 
shal, Eutaw  house 
Walker  Henry,  grocery,   53    Centre  Market 

space 
Walker  Henry,  grocery,  n  w  cor  Jefferson 

and  Dallas 
Walker  Isaac,  carpenter,  45  Gittings 
Walker  Isaac,  grocer  and  commis.  merchant, 

6  Bowly's  whf,  dw  300  Saratoga 
Walker  Isaac  J.  (Thomas  J.  Tull  &  Co.)  344 

Saratoga 
Walker  Isaac  (Thomas  J.  Tull  &  Co.,)  344 

Saratoga 
Walker  Jacob  P.  provisions,  51  e  Lombard, 

dw  104  n  Exeter 
Walker  Jacob  L.  shipwright,  169  Gough 
Walker  .Tames,  mate,  158  Bank 
Walker  John  W.  249  w  Biddle 
Walker  John  M.  real  estate  broker,  office  36 

w  Second,  dw  226  w  Biddle 
Walker  John  N.  conductor,  106  McCulloh 
WALKER  J.  &  E.  wholesale  feed  dealers,  99 

South 
Walker  John    H.  derk,  63    Centre  Market 

space 
Walker  John  H.  bartender,  n   e  cor  Charles 

and  Balderston 
Walker  John  H.  tinner,  &c.,  Strieker  n  of 

Mulberry 
Walker  John  T.  moulder,  37  Gittings 
Walker  John  F.  japanner,  170  s  Paca 
Walker  John,  mariner,  207  Canton  av 
Walker  Jno.  wholesale  druggist,  39  s  Charles, 

dw  Bait.  CO 
Walker  Joseph  P.  mariner,  60  Fawn 
Walker  Joshua  (J.&  E.  W.)  602  w  Fayette 
Walker  Luther  C.  cigar  maker,  se  cor  Laurel 

and  East 
Walker  Margaret,  337  s  Bond 
Walker  Mrs.  Margaret  A.  34  Republican 
Walker  Mary,  tavern,  207  Canton  av 
Walker  Mary  E.  tailoress,  261  West 
Walker  Mrs.  Mary  A.  91  a  Sharp 
Walker  Mary,  87  Lee 
Walker  Nathaniel  C.  mariner,  194  s  Ann 
WALKER  NOAH  &  CO.  clothiers,  Wash- 
ington building,  165  and   167  w   Baltimore, 
dw  N.  W.  Baltimore  co.— [See  page  26  Sil- 
ver tiseinents.] 


Walker  Peter  D.  machinist,  419  Saratoga 
Walker  Richard,  bookkeeper,  62  Eastern  av 
Walker  Richard  J.  J.  clerk,  91  s  Sharp 
Walker  Richard  B.  druggist,  91  s  Sharp 
Walker  Ridgely,  clerk,  91  s  Sharp 
Walker  Robert  H.  clerk,  54  s  Bond 
Walker  Robert  A.  clerk,  dw  Franklin  house 
Walker  Robert  T.  bookkeeper,  54  s  Bond 
Walker  Samuel,  44  n  Pine 
Walker  Samuel  F.  japanner,  170  s  Paca 
Walker  Sater  T.  machinist,  21  Willow 
Walker  Mrs.  Sarah  B.   seamstress,  204  Con- 
way 
Walker  Sarah  S.  54  s  Bond 
Walker  Susan,  73  s  Caroline 
Walker  Mrs.   Susanna,    tailoress,  49  Albe- 
marle 
Walker  Susanna,  tailoress,  261  West 
Walker  Thomas  S.  (G.  W.  &  T.  S.  W.)  249 

w  Biddle 
Walker  Virginia  S.  tailoress,  261  West 
Walker  W.  F.  japanner,  48  German,  dw  17& 

Walker  Wm.  C,  Maltby  house 
Walker  Wm.  T.  shoemaker,  139  w  Lombard 
Walker  Wm.  J.  bookkeeper,  497  w  Fayette 
Walker  Wm.  H.  superintendent  gas  works, 

333  s  Sharp 
Walker  Zeb.  carpenter,  45  Gittings 
Wall  Christiana,  teacher,  98  n  Howard 
Wall  Eph.  H.  builder,  69  n  Paca 
Wall  George,  bookkeeper,  98  n  Howard 
Wall  J.  Edw.  bookkeeper,  340  w  Lombard 
Wall  John,  shoecutter,  31  Pearl 
Wall  John,  grocery,  206  Bank 
Wall  Joseph  W.  clerk,  Mount  n  of  Lexington 
Wall  Mary,  20  Thames 
Wall  Patrick,  ship  carpenter,  7  PhilpOt 
Wall  Richard,  laborer,  152  s  Chester 
Wall  Mrs.  Sarah  A.  340  w  Lombard 
Wallace  Andrew  J.  caulker,  135  Hamburg 
Wallace  Charles,  cooper,  7  Young 
Wallace  Daniel  C.  gas  fitter.  103  s  Exeter 
Wallace  Daniel  C.  clerk,  179  s  Bond 
Wallace  David,  printer,  n  e  cor  Baltimore  and 

Frederick 
Wallace  George  F.  clerk  Adams'   Express, 

109  s  Caroline 
Wallace  George,  grocery,  s  w  cor  Bank  and 

Eden 
Wallace  George,  elerk,  45  Watson 
Wallace  Harrison,  carpenter,  103  s  Exeter 
Wallace  Horatio,  shoemaker,  234  Bank 
Wallace  James  P.  brushmaker,  101  Willijun 
Wallace  James,  carpenter,  49  n  Front 
Wallace  Mrs.  Jane,  8  Ramsay 
Wallace  Joseph,  clerk,  144  Ensor 
Wallace  Martin,  huckster,  192  Lexington 
Wallace  Michael,  laborer,  55  Lancaster 
Wallace  Mrs.  Sarah  E.  tailoress,  16  Wyeth 
Wallace  Mrs.  Susan,  44  n  Poppleton 
Wallace  Mrs.  Susan,  101  William 
Wallace  Turner  M.  carpenter,  4  West  Falls 

avenue 
Wallace  Wm.  W.  machinist,  192  s  Eutaw 
Wallace  Wm.  bricklayer,  140  Cross 
Wallace  Wm.  clerk,  66  n  Fremont 
Wallace  Wm.  T.  bricklayer,  66  n  Fremont 
Wallace  Wm.  jr.,  clerk,  276  Madison  av 
Wallace  Wm.  A.  clerk,  13  Watson 
Wallace  Wm.  E.  clerk,  191  s  Paca 
Wallach  Augustus,  shoemaker,  182  s  Bond 
Wallenstein  Solomon,  provisions,  123  s  Bond 


GEO.  S.  PAGE!  St  BRO.,  Alaiiufnctiu-ers    of  Rootti   and   Roofing   materials,  111   Sniltb's 
Wharf.     C.  HART  SUnTH,  Agent. 


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WAL 


Wallenstein    Abraham,    butcher,    36    Belair 

market,  dw  72  Orleans 
Wallenwein  George,  tavern,  59  Thames 
Wallenwine  Jacob,  laborer,  344  Canton  av 
Waller  Simon,  provisions,  185  Eastern  av 
Waller  Warren,  17  MuUikin 
Wallin   Charles   C.  photographer,  Barnura's 

hotel 
Walling  George  Q.  oondactor,  412  w  Lom- 
bard 
Wallis  Ann  J,  269  n  Eulaw 
WALLIS  EDWARD,  Welcome  Hall  board- 
ing house,  89  North 
Wallis  James  J.  carpenter,  103  s  Exeter 
Wallis  John  W.  gas  fitter,  103  s  Exeter 
WALLIS  S.  TEACKLE,  (W.  &  Thomas,) 

37  St.  Paul 
Wallis  &  Thomas,  attorneys,  37  St.  Paul 
Wallis  Wm,  E.  police,  103  s  Exeter 
Wallis  Wm.  E.  constable,  105  e  Fayette 
Wallis  Wm.  T.  clerk,  103  s  Exeter 
Walmsley   Bros,   agents   Ladd,    Webster  & 
Co's   sewing  machines,  over  205  w  Balti- 
more 
Walmsley  Edwin,  police,  234  n  Bond 
Walmsley  Elizabeth,  gaiter  binder,  116  Vine 
Walmsley  Martha,  212  n  Caroline 
Walmsley  Morris,  (W.  Bros.)  149  n  Calvert 
Walmsley  Wm.  H.  (W.  Bros.)  149  n  Calvert 
Walmsley  Wm.  H.  coach  painter,  15  Mott 
Walnut  B.  paver,  125  Chew 
Walper  John,  butcher,  6  Hanover  Market, 

dw  Frederick  road  near  Running  Spring 
Walpert  Frederick,  grocery,  1  Fre'derick  road 
Wallschmidt  Louis,  cooper,  17  Comet 
Walsh  &  Conradt,  carpet  warehouse,  1  n  Gay 
Walsh  Mrs.  Catherine,  confectionery,  147  s 

Paca 
Walsh  Catherine,  bookstore,  191  s  Broadway 
Walsh  Dennis,  tavern,  Cotton  row  near  Clin- 
ton, Canton 
Walsh  Ellen,  seamstress,  142  w  Madison 
WALSH  EDMOND,  bottling  establishment, 

29  s  Frederick 
Walsh  F.  mariner,  Wolfe 
Walsh  George,  shoemaker,  331  s  Bond 
Walsh  James,  shoemaker,  10  Addison 
Walsh  Jefferson  J.  mate,  108  Cathedral 
Walsh  Jeffrey,  painter,  129  w  Madison 
Walsh  John,  shoemaker,  2  Slemmer  al 
Walsh  Margaret,  69  s  Caroline 
Walsh  Mary,  tavern,  39  w  Lombard 
Walsh  Nicholas,  carter,  147  s  Paca 
Walsh  Patrick,  cellar  digger,  4  Tyson 
Walsh  Philip,  carpenter,  108  Cathedral 
Walsh  Timothy,  bottler,  18  n  Front 
Walsh  Thomas,  brushmaker,  137  West 
WALSH  THOMAS,  bottler,  45  n  Frederick, 

dw  159  n  High 
Walsh  Thomas,  25  Mosher 
Walsh  T.  Yates,  attorney,  26  n  Calvert 
Walsh   William,   laborer.   Falls  road   above 

Northern  av 
Walsh   Wm.  H.  (W.  &  Conradt,)   651  w 

Lombard 
Walshe  Mrs.  Ann,  184  s  Central  av 
Walshe  David  J.  clerk,  77  n  Eutaw 
Walshe  Dr.  Despard  M.  cor  Lee  and  Hanover 
Walstrum  Chas.  E.  shoemaker,  126  s  Howard 
Walstrum  George  W.  bricklayer,  36  Haubert 
Walstrum  Peter,  shoemaker,  J 26  s  Howard 
Walstrum  Peter,  jr.,  shoem'kr,  126  s  Howard 
Waltdeck  John,  253  w  Pratt 


Waltehaefer  Christian,  gunsmith,  19  n  Oregon 
Waltemeyer,  Jacob,  sutler  and  preserver  of 
fruits,  &c.,  17  and  23  Mercer,  dw  89  s  Sharp 
Waltemyer  John,  wheelwright,  5  Abey  al 
Walter  Andrew  J.  cigar  maker,  91  Hollina 
Walter  Alexander  M.  painter,  5  s  Front 
Walter  Ambrose,  tobacconist,  714  w  Baltimore 
Walter  August,  tailor,  301  n  Central  av 
Walter  August,  tailor,  133  n  Central  av 
Walter  August,  laborer,  16  Diamond 
Walter  B.  Edward,  butcher,  76  Lexington, 
and  26  Hollins  st.  markets,  dw  756  Penna. 
avenue 
Walter  Charles,  laborer,  14  Ivy  al 
Walter  Charles  H.  M.  clerk,  '580  Lexington 
Walter  Conrad,  lithographer,  871  w  Pratt 
Walter  Conrad,  mariner,  229  s  Durham 
Walter  Daniel,  tailor,  35  Brown 
Walter  Edmund,  inspector  at  Custom  House, 

241  e  Baltimore 
Walter  Edmund,  jr.,  police,  241  e  Baltimore 
Walter  Edward  H.  butcher,  756  Penna.  av 
Walter  Francis  W.  cigar  maker,  1  Laurel 
Walter  George,  shoemaker,  351  s  Charles 
Walter  George  R.  timber  cutter,  155  s  Ann 
Walter  George  K.  clerk,  German  w  of  Greene 
WALTER  GEORGE  W.  commission  mer- 
chant, 119  Smith's  wharf,  dw  580  Lexington 
Walter  George  K.  (Newcomer  &  Co.)   112 

German 
Walter  Gottfried,  drayman,  3  Gough 
Walter  Henry,  whitewasher,  377  Hamburg 
Walter  Henry  M.  watchmaker  and  jeweler, 

58  n  Howard 
Walter  Henry,  distiller,  92  s  Exeter 
Walter  Mrs.  Hettie,  145  Saratoga 
Walter  John,  laborer,  455  Saratoga 
Walter  John,  laborer,  8  Harmony  la 
Walter  John,  pattern  maker,  363  s  Charles 
Walter  John,  bricklayer,  280  n  Eutaw 
Walter  John  G.  lager  beer,  85  Harrison 
Walter  John,  145  Saratoga 
Walter  John, painter,  17  n  Central  av 
Walter  John,  woodsawyer,  228  s  Dallas 
W^alter  Lewis,  shoemaker,  125  n  Caroline 
Walter  Lewis,  clerk,  62  n  Paca 
Walter  Ludwig,  laborer,  22  s  Castle 
Walter  M.  A.  milliner,  714  w  Baltimore 
Walter  Margaret,  276  e  Monument 
Walter  Mrs.  Minnie,  butter,  35  Brown 
Walter  Philip,  shoemaker,  11  L.  McEIderry 
Walter  Philip,  tavern,  cor  Eager  and  Central 

av 
Walter  R.  clothier  and  jobber,  300  w  Balti- 
more, dw  62  n  Paca 
Walter  Mrs.  Sarah    A.   dress   maker,   68  s 

Sharp 
Walter  Sophia,  199  w  Biddle 
Walter  Wesley,  paper  hanger,  4  Chapel 
Waltemeyer  Jacob,  fruit  and  oyster  jDacker, 

17  Mercer,  dw  606  w  Lombard 
Waltemeyer  John,  grocer,  518  Penna.  av 
Waltemeyer  Wm.  H.  606  w  Lombard 
Walters  A.  police,  22  n  Pine 
Walters  Edmund,  police,  241  e  Baltimore 
Walters  Edwin,  n  w  cor  Mulberry  and  Court- 
land 
Walters  Edwin,(Wm.T.W.& Co.)  52  Court- 
land 
Walters  Ferdinand,  tavern,  203  Lexington 
Walters  Jas.  H.  conductor,  60  s  Poppleton 
Walters  Job,  (Kapraun  &  W.)  48  Frederick 
road 


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Walters  Job,  blacksmith,  34  Frederick  nv 
"Walters  John,  tavern,  141  b  Greene 
Walters  John,  hostler,  cor  Gilraor  and  Liber- 
ty road 
Walters  Rebecca  A.  187  Ross 
WALTERS  WM.  T.  &  Co.  importers  and 
dealers  in  wines  and  liquors,  68  Exchange 
place,  dw  Wm.  T.  W.  65  Mount  Vernon 
i)lace 
Waltffen  Catharine,  137  Raborg 
WALTHAM  CHARLTON  S.  dealer  in  oils 

and  lamps,  62  n  Eutaw 
Waltham  J.  Randolph,  clerk,  69  n  Eutaw 
Waltham  Thos.  A.  scrgt.  police,  210  e  Pratt 
Walthauer  Dorothea,  laundress,  130  Low 
Walthen  Henry,  varnisher,  210  n  Eden 
Walthen  Wm.  H.  cabinet  maker,  210  n  Eden 
Walther  John,  tailor,  316  w  Pratt 
WALTHER  PETER,  nautical  aud   mathe- 
matical instrument  maker,  and  light  machi- 
nery, 70  w  Pratt,  dw  Fayette  w  of  Gilmor. 
[See  p.  26  Mvertisements.] 
Waltherspier  Martin,  gunsmith,  29  Brown 
Waltjean  Fredk.  cabinet  maker,  80  n  Eden 
Waltjen  Fredk.  cabinet  maker,  82  n  Eden 
Waltjen  Henry,  (Tiemeyer  &  W.)  6  Chats- 
worth 
Waltjen  Andrew,  soldier,  114  Ensor 
Waltjen  John,  confectioner,  226  e  Madison 
Waltjen  Wm.  box  maker,  210  n  Eden 
Waltman  Andrew,  laborer,  396  s  Charles 
Walton  Alexander,  115  Mulberry 
Walton  Mrs.  Ann  A.  152  Cathedral 
Walton  Edward,  clerk,  23  Slemmer  al 
Walton  Elizabeth,  23  Granby 
Walton  Elizabeth,  dress  maker,  140  w  Lom- 
bard 
Walton  Francis,  laborer,  184  Ramsay 
Walton  Miss  Frank,  180  Madison  av 
Walton  Geo.  grocery,  52  Union 
Walton  Jesse,  letter  carrier,  52  Holland 
Walton  Jesse  F.,  U.  S.  N.  52  Holland 
Walton  John,  laborer,  7  Hope  al 
Walton  John  H.,  U.  S.  A.  267  Raborg 
Walton  Mary,  shoebinder,  129  Eager 
Walton  Robert,  jeweler,  140  w  Lombard 
Walton  Wm.  soldier,  18  n  Dallas 
Walkkin  Francis,  stone  cutter,  151  Central  av 
Waltz  John,  cooper,  315  w  Pratt 
Waltz  Louis,  laborer,  227  Ann 
Waltz  Michael,  shoemaker,  113  Saratoga 
Waltz  Peter,  boots  and  shoes,  113  Saratoga, 

dw  Frederick  rd  nr  Paradise  hotel 
Walz  George,  scale  maker,  154  Orleans 
Walz  John,  tin  and  stove  store,  s  e  cor  Caro- 
line and  Orleans 
Walzl  John    H.  photographic    stock    depot, 

over  213  w  Baltimore 
Walzl  Louis,  photographist,  over  65  w  Balti- 
more, dw287  e  Pratt 
WALZL  RICHARD,  photographer,  over  77 
w  Baltimore,  dw   217  e  Pratt.— [See  poge  7 
•^dvertiiements.] 
Wamaling  Mrs.  Lucy  Ann,  139  a  Paca 
Wamaling  P.  J.  5  W^ill 
Wamaling  Robert  L.  engineer,  U.  S.  N.,  139 

s  Paca 
Waiiibach    August,    sr.,    shoemaker,  110  s 

Eutaw 
Warn  bach    August,   jr.,    shoemaker,    102   s 

Eutaw 
Watnbach  Charles,  cigar  store,  108  Light,  dw 
260  s  Sharp 

J.   HE\'RY   GIESK,   ComtnlSDion  Merahaut,   for   tiio   snie    of  Flour,  Orain,  Seeds,  &•. 
Roneudole  Cement  and  Calcined  Plaatter  constantly  on  Iiand,  HI  Speor'a  "WTiarr. 


Wambach  Conrad,  caner,  304  e  Monument 
Wambach  Emanuel,  baker,  86  Ensor 
Wambach  George,  cabinet  maker,  57  n  Amity 
Wambach  George,  laborer,  44  Frederick  av 
Wambach  Wm.  shoemaker,  16  South,  dw  33 

George 
Wambacher  David,  clerk,  23  n  Eutaw 
Wambersie  Eugene  C.  shipping  com.  mercht. 

63  s  Gay 
Wampler  Julia,  574  w  Baltimore 
Want)  W.  H.  printer,  312  n  Eutaw 
Wannenwetsch  Chas.  butcher,  70  Lexington 

and  30  Hanover  markets,  dw  Penna.  av 
Wannenwetsch  Frederick,  butcher,  31  Han- 
over market,  dw  Frederick  av  nr  tollgate 
Waimer  John,  soldier,  43  Monroe 
Wanburg  Benj.  rags,  113  Stirling 
Wand  Wm.  H.  furn.  wagoner,  10  n  Oregon 
Wands  Louisa  S.  47  Clay 
Wands  Wm.  W.  job  printer,  166  w   Balti- 
more, dw  35  n  Gilmor 
Wander  Hugh,  painter,  196  Canton  av 
Wanderer  Lewis,  machinist.  Falls  rd  nr  toll- 
gate 
Waner  Jacob,  cigar  maker,  157  n  Central  av 
Wankmitter  John,  294  Aliceanna 
Wantland  Henry,  shoemaker,  611  w  Pratt 
Wantz  Andrew,  carter,  55  Aliceanna 
Wantz  Adam, laborer,  60  McMechin 
Wantz  George,  laborer,  60  McMechin 
Wantz  John  J.  cooper,  60  McMechin 
Ward  Adam,  laborer,  77  Goodman  al 
Ward  Annie,  dressmaker,  232  s  Sharp 
Ward  Alexander  W.  mate,  133  Camden 
Ward  Mrs.  Alice  R.  boarding,  67  Barre 
Ward  Brothers,  hardware,  9  s  Calvert 
Ward  David,  laborer,  gas  works,  Spring  Gar- 
dens 
Ward  Esther,  liquors,  cor  Front  and  Plough- 
man 
Ward  Edward  J .  house  furnishing  goods,  218 

w  Pratt,  dw  382  w  Fayette 
Ward  Edward  V.  (W.  Bros.)  66  Centre 
Ward  George  W.  jeweler,  5  s  Oregon 
Ward  George,  milkman,  Belair  av  extended 
Ward  George  W.  (W.  Bros.)  6  n  Eager 
Ward  Henry    C.    weighing    clerk,    tobacco 

warehouse,  dw  84  Hanover 
Ward  James  R.  govt,  contractor,  182  Aisquith 
Ward  James,  carpenter,  307  Franklin 
Ward  James,  bookkeeper,  131  w  Madison 
Ward  James,  hackman,  86  French 
Ward  James  A.  tavern,  140  Forrest 
Ward  J.  H.  (Balderston,  W.  &  Co.)  Bait,  co 
Ward  John,  hackman,  16  Buren 
Ward  John,  hack  driver,  16  Fish  Mkt.  space 
Ward  John,  laborer,  662  Light 
Ward  Dr.  J.  Robert,  surgeon  2d  dist.  Md.,  s 
w  cor  Exeter  and  Watson,  dw  Govanstown 
Ward  John  W.  mariner,  42  Cross 
Ward  John,  carpenter,  5  s  Oregon 
Ward  John,  plumber,  15)^  n  Frederick,  dw 

cor  Broadway  and  McElderry 
Ward  John,  soldier,  224  Henrietta 
Ward  John,  laborer,  gas  works,  Spring  Gar- 
dens 
Ward    Lawrence,  musician,    cor    Front  and 

Ploughman 
Ward  Martin,  porter,  16  Fish  Market  space 
Ward  Mary,  14  Buren 
Ward  Margery,  232  s  Sharp 
Ward  Martha,  dressmaker,  232  s  Sharp 
Ward  Michael,  laborer,  8  Addison 


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413 


Ward  Michael,  17  e  Madison 

Ward  Michael,  laborer,  42  Cider  al 

Ward  Michael,  hackman,  3  Mulberry 

Ward  Nathaniel,  bricklayer,  33  Warren 

Ward  Nancy,  16  L.  Church 

Ward  Nelson,  blacksmith,  592  w  Lombard 

Ward  Owen,  15  Chew 

Ward  Owen,  sr,,  16  Fish  Market  space 

Ward  Owen,  jr.,  tavern,  16  Fish  Market  space 

Ward  Patrick,  porter,  15  e  Madison 

Ward  Patrick,  laborer,  211  Lemmon 

Ward  Peter,  tinner,  18  Valley 

Ward  Richard  S.  carpenter,  11  s  Caroline 

Ward  Richard,  burr  millstone    maker,    113 

Harford  av 
Ward  Robert,  harness  maker,  123  Raborg 
Ward  Ruth,  252  s  Ann 
Ward  Sarah,  130  s  Sharp 
Ward  Thomas,  silversmith,  182  Aisquith 
Ward  Thomas,  plumber,  533  Saratoga 
Ward  Capt.  Thos.  C.  596  w  Lombard 
Ward  Thos.  S.  tailor,  592  w  Lombard 
Ward  Thos.  H.  supt.  shoe  depart,  peniten- 
tiary, dw  62  s  Sharp 
Ward  Thos.  M.  silversmith,  129  n  High 
Ward  Wm.  grocery,  83  s  Spring 
Ward  Rev.  Wm.  F.  156  Hanover 
Wm.  H.  watchmaker,   s   w    cor  Eutaw  and 

Fayette 
Ward  Wm.  T.  343  s  Bond 
Ward  Wm.  J.  attorney,  26  Calvert,  dw  22  s 

Strieker 
Ward  Wm.  laborer,  83  s  Spring 
Ward  Wm.  shoemaker,  9  Thompson 
Ward  Wm.  carpenter,  184  Aisquith 
Ward  Wm.  carpenter,  234  n  Bond 
Ward  Wm.  T.  shoemaker,  150  Henrietta 
Ward  Wm.  soldier,  224  Henrietta 
Wardel    James,  bailiff"    Superior    Court,    18 

Lanvale 
Wardell  Charles  F.  shoemaker,  228  Columbia 
Wardell  Edward  D.  produce,  n  e  cor  Cheap- 
side  and  Pratt,  dw  21  e  Lombard 
Wardell  John,  produce,  132  Aisquith 
Wardell  John  A.  shoemaker,  167   Columbia 
Wardell  Saml.  produce,  over  116  w  Pratt,  dw 

66  e  Fayette 
Warden  Hugh,  (J.  &  H.  W.)  229  n   Charles 
WARDEN  J.  &  H.  propriet's  Phenix  Steam 

Flour  Mills,  lower  end  Smith's  whf 
Warden  James,  (J.  &  H.  W.)  185  St.  Paul 
Warden  Wm.  watchman,  266  n  Eutaw 
Wardenburg  Wm.  F.  teacher,  37  s  Ann 
WARDER  &  BARRETT,  manuf.  and  deal's 
in  hats,  caps  and  straw  goods,  over  266  w 
Baltimore 
Warder  George  A.  (W.  &  Earreit,)  76  Sara- 
toga 
Wardlow  Josephine,  laundress,  228   s   Dur- 
ham 
Wardwell  E.  H.  clerk,  42  n  Calvert 
Ware  Aaron,  glass  cutter,  148  G.  Hughes 
Ware  Mrs.  Anna  M.  boarding,  52  n  Liberty 
Ware  Elias,  sr.  contractor,  443  w  Fayette 
Ware    Henry  W.    engineer,  26  s  Republican 
Ware  James,  laborer,  Frederick   road  nr  toll- 
gate 
Ware  Jos.  grocer,  89  s  Poppleton 
Wareham  Isaac,  trader,  53  Stiles 
Warfield  Mrs.  Adeline,  322  w  Lombard 
Warfield  Anderson,  carpenter,  Vine  nr  Arch, 

dw  464  Lexington 
Warfield  Ann,  tailoress,  6  Williamson  al 


WAR 

Warfield  Caleb,  trader,  242  Conway 
Warfield   Daniel,  (D.  W.  &  Son,)   55   St. 

Warfield  Daniel,  jr.  (Danl.  W.  &  Son,)  179 

St.  Paul 
Warfield  D.  &  Son,  millers,  9  Spear's  whf 
Warfield  Daniel  &   Son,  Monumental  Flour 
Mills,  North,  betw.  Mohumtnt  and  Madi- 
son 
Warfield  Mrs.  Elizabeth,  467  w  Fayette 
Warfield  Enoch,  huckster,  130  Columbia 
Warfield  Geo.  149  German 
Warfield  Geo.  cabinet  maker,  226  w  Pratt 
Warfield  Henry  M.  &  Co.  miller  merchants, 

16  Spear's  whf 
Warfield  Henry  M.    (Henry  M.  W.  &  Co.) 

193  St.  Paul 
Warfield  &  James,  carpenters  and  builders, 

14  Dover 
Warfield  Jas.  H.  at  Baltimore  Infirmary 
Warfield  John  L.  (E.  &  C.  W.)  1  Scott 
Warfield  John  L.  trader,  230  Barre 
Warfield  Jos.  (S.  &  J.  W.)  —  n  Paca 
Warfield  Jos.  carter,  78  s  Dallas 
Warfield  Lewis  M.    (Middleton  &  W.)   cor 

Saratoga  and  St.  Paul 
Warfield  Magruder,  bookkeeper  Mechanics 
Bank,  dw  102  s  Sharp 

WARFIELD  O.  C,  Attorney  at 
Law,  No.  13  St.  Paul  street,  eor. 
Fayette,  dw.  Baltimore  Co. 

Warfield  Robt.  H.  boatman,  6  Williamson  al 
WARFIELD   S.   &   J.    provisions,  s  e   cor 
Fremont  and  Raborg,  dw   S.   W.    19  Mc- 
Henry 
Warfield  Thos.  huckster,  17  McHenry 
Warfield  Thos.  salesman.  Three  Tuns  hotel, 

cor  Pratt  and  Paca 
Warfield  T.  W.  salesman,  Maltby  House 
Warfield  Wm.  property  agent  and  convey- 
ancer, 13  St.  Paul,  dw  Franklintown,  Balti- 
more CO 
Warfield  Wm.  V.  13  St.  Paul 
Waring  Benjamin  H.  clerk,  38  e  Fayette 
Waring  Josephine,  38  e  Fayette 
Waring  Mrs.  S.  M .  boarding,  38  e  Fayette 
Waring  Spencer  M.  boots  and  shoes,  44  s 

Howard,  dw  38  e  Fayette 
Warley  John,  moulder,  348  w  Lombard 
Warnberg Matthias,  tinner,  69  Henrietta 
Warncke  Chas.  piano  maker,  Dover  nr  Fre- 
mont 
Warnecker  Charles,  piano  maker,  205  Dover 
Warnefield  John  G.  restaurant,  152  Light 
Warner  Alfred,  locksmith,  Gilmor  n  of  Sara- 
toga 
WARNER  ANDREW  E.  sr.  gold  and  silver 

smith ,  10  n  Gay 
Warner  Andrew  E.  jr.  goldsmith,  133  e  Bal- 
timore 
Warner  Andrew,  jeweler,  182)^  n  Gay 
Warner  Andw.  butcher,  Pennn.  av  nr  tollgate 
Warner  Mrs.  Ann,  103  n  Poppleton 
Warner  &  Bros,  dealers  in  boots,  shoes,  hats 

and  caps,  over  254  w  Baltimore 
Warner  Mrs.  Catherine,  218  Montgomery 
Warner  Conrad,  cooper,  rear  of  394  s  Charles 
Warner  Charles  J.  currier,  2  Warner 
Warner  Edward  M.  (W.  &^Bro.)  285  Madi- 
son avenue 


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Warner  Eliza,  27  w  Fayette 

Warner  Francis,  tailor,  195  e  Monument 

Warner  George,  jr.  attorney,  oor  Fayette  and 

St.  Paul,  dw.  78  Franklin 
Warner  George  K.  sr.  110  s  Sharp 
Warner  George  K.  jr.  110  s  Sharp 
Warner  George,  fireman,  293  b  Charles 
Warner  George,  laborer,  270  s  Bond 
Warner  George,  78  Franklin 
Warner  Gustavus,  clerk,  316  n  Eutaw 
Warner  G.  N.  bookkeeper,  318  n  Eutaw 
Warner  Jacob,  cigar  maker,  165  n  Central  av 
Warner  James  M.  tailor,  9  n  Caroline 
Warner  James  H.  ticket  agent  N.  C.  R.  316  n 

Eutaw 
Warner  James  M.  tailor,  144  e  Eager 
Warner  Dr.  J.  E.  76  Bolton 
Warner  John,  cooper,  200  Penna.  av 
Warner  John,  clerk,  152  Pearl 
Warner  John,  soldier,  17  Wyeth 
Warner  John  H.  attorney  at  law,  office  Court 

of  Common  Pleas,  dw  Lanvale  betw  Bolton 

and  Garden  • 
Warner  John,  butcher,  363  Penna.  av 
Warner  Joseph,  tinner,  66  Ramsay 
Warner  Leander  A.  agent,  85  Ensor 
Warner  Leander  T.  bookbinder,  103  n  Pop- 

Wjleton 
arner  Luther  F,  clerk,  1  s  Parkin 
Warner  Mary  J.  confectionery,  160  Chesnut 
Warner    Michael,    jr.   president    Mechanics 

Bank  of  Baltimore,  dw  172  w  Fayette 
Warner  Richard,  tailor,  211  Hanover 
Warner  Robert,  mariner,  8  n  Ensor 
Warner  Samuel,  stove  finisher,  489  w  Pratt 
Warner  Theodore   A.    (W.   &    Bro.,)    199 

Franklin 
Warner  Wm.  G.  book  and  job  printer,  over 
■  n  e  cor  Gay  and  Pratt,  dw  Hoffman  nr  Ross 
Warner  Wm.  A.  78  Franklm 
Warner  Wm.  bookbinder,  4  w  HoffmSn 
Warner  Wm.  car  driver,  Vincent  nr  Baltimore 
Warner  Wm.  H.  G.  provisions,  350  Franklin 
Warner  Rosanna,  125  Saratoga 
Warnick  Fredk.  shoemaker,  176  s  Caroline 
Warnick  John,  property  agent,  57  Hillen 
Warnick  Pleasaat,  57  Hillen 
Warnick  Riclmrd,  shoemaker,  57  Hillen 
Warnke  George,  engineer,  14  Burke 
Warnken  Louis,  grocer,  135  Columbia 
Warnicke  Augustus,  shoemaker,  182  s  Bond 
Warnicke  David,  carpenter,  47  Constitution 
Warnsman  Frederick,  baker,  9  s  Central  av 
Warren  Allen,  carpenter,  187  e  Madison 
Warren  Charles,  cabinet  maker,  247  n  Bond 
Warren  John,  mariner,  35  Warren 
WARREN  LEAWDER,  notary  public,  over 

Gl  Second,  dw  35  Courtland 
Warren    Samuel,   lock  and   tin   store,  90  n 

Calvert 
Warrenburger  Catherine,  confectionery,  271 

Hanover 
Warrenburger  Mathias,  tinner,  271  Hanover 
WARRINGTON  THOMAS  J.  attorney  at 

law,  over  s  w  cor  Charles  and  Fayette,  dw 

103  Gough 
Warrington  Susan,  seamstress,  79  s  Regester 
Warrington  Wm.  laborer,  174  Ramsay 
Warthcn  Mrs.  Henrietta  A.  88  Schroeder 
Warthen  Mrs.  Ann,  154  Hollins 
Wartman  John  C.  tobacco  and  cigars, 6  Eutaw 

House,  dw  Baltimore  co 
Washbourn  Edward,  farmer,  299  e  Madison 


Washbourn  John  T.  clerk,  299  e  Madison 
Washbourn  Thos.  moulder,  299  e   Madison 
Washburn  Wyman  F.  coal  dealer,  cor  Lee 

and  Light,  dw  137  Hanover 
Wascott  Samuel  B.  305  Garden 
Washington,  Alexandria    and    Georgetown 
steam  Packet  Line,  56  Commerce,  Charles 
Worthington,  agent 
Washington  Gardens,  cor  Pennsylvania  err 
and  Greenwillow,  Otto  Benner,  proprietor 
Washington  Hall,  e  Baltimore,  next  to  bridge 
Washington  Hoiiora,  148  e  Eager 
Washington  Hotel,  cor  Camden  and  Eutaw 
Washington  James   H.    (W.  &   Read,)   36 

Fawn 
Washington  Matthew,  laborer,  140  Pierce 
Washington  Mary,  68  East 
Washington  &  Read,  Baltimore  coal  oil  works, 

n  w  cor  Eden  and  Canton  av 
Washington  Street  (Meth.  Prot.)  Church,  s  e 

cor  Washington  and  Lombard 
Waskey  Benjamin,  furniture  warerooms,   3 

n  Gay,  dw  123  s  High 
Wasmuth  Henry,  grocery,  cor    Eager  and 

Bond 
Wasserman  Bernard,  boarding,  9  s  Frederick 
Wasmus  Fredk.  H.  carpenter,  267  w  Fayette 
Wasserman  Frederick,  tanner,  526  Penna.  ay 
Wasserman  Jos.  L.  tobacconist,  146  s  Eutaw 
Watchman     George   M.  pattern  maker,  89 

William 
Watchman  Wm.  pattern  maker,  89  William 
Watchman  John,  147  Montgomery 
Watchman  John  S.  pattern  maker,  22  Wil- 
liam 
WATER  COMMISSIONERS'  OFFICE,  17 

North 
Water  John  H.  axehelve  maker,  13  Chesnut 
WATERHOUSE  WM.  E.  apothecary  and 

druggist,  334  Pennsylvania  av 
Waterman  Abraham  S.  122  Forrest 
Waterman  George,  bailiff  Superior    Court, 

429  w  Fayette 
Waterman  Joseph,  clerk,  146  e  Lombard 
Waterman  Sarah  E.  J25  Vine 
Waterman  S.  A.  pedler,  196  Chesnut 
WATERMAN  WM.  J  attorney,  83  w  Fa- 
yette, dw  27  n  Gilmor 
Waters  Arthur  W.  police,  22  Pine 
Waters  Mrs.  Ann  J.  5  Waverly  terrace 
Waters  B.  F.  n  e  cor  Charles  and  Lexington 
Waters  Charles  R.  tobacco  commission  mer- 
chant, 128  s  Charles,  dw  340  Lexington 
Waters  Charles  E.  hardware  commission  mer- 
chant, 15  s  Charles,  dw  340  Lexington 
Waters  Christopher,  blacksmith,  11  Walker 
Waters  Dr.  Edmund  G.  21  Hollins 
Waters  Elizabeth,  Gilmor  near  Mulberry 
Waters  Rev.  Francis,  21  Hollins 
Waters  George  T.  moulder,  .384  Light 
Waters  George  W.  boiler  maker,  22  Pine 
Waters  James  S.  bookseller,  168  w  Baltimore, 

dw  170  w  Fayette 
Waters  James  V,.  clerk,  293  e  Baltimore 
Waters  Joseph  G.  carpenter,  151  w  Hoffman 
Waters  Jesse,  boarding,  357  Cathedral 
Waters  Capt.  John,  305  Madison  av 
Waters  Louisa,  laundress,  6  Williamson  al 
Waters  Mrs.  Margaret,  136  Pierce 
Waters  Mrs.  Mary  A.  38  n  Calvert 
Waters  Peter,  laborer,  178  Ramsay 
Waters  Robert  C.  J.  167  Cathedral 
Waters  Stephen,  laborer,  7  Gist 


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Waters  Samuel,  sail  maker,  149  n  Eden 
Waters  Mrs.  Sarah,  6  Williamson  al 
Waters  Thomas,  city  collector's  office,  a  e 

cor  Sharp  and  Lee 
Waters  Thomas,  shoemaker,  6  Williamson  al 
Waters  Wm.  F.  cigar  maker,  140  Hollins 
Waters  Wm.  mariner,  130  s  Chapel 
WATERS  WM.  S.  attorney   at  law,  17  St. 

Paul,  dw  7  Courtland 
Waters  Zebulon,  clerk  Bank   of  Baltimore, 

Greenmount  av  near  Cemetery 
Waterworth  Alex,  engineer,  441  Saratoga 
Waterworth  James  M,  clerk,  441  Saratoga 
Waterworth  Robt.  0,  (Taylor  &    W.)   501 

Saratoga 
Waterworth  Samuel,  weaver,  441  Saratoga 
Waterworth  Samuel,  tinner,  441  Saratoga 
Watkins  Mrs.  Anne,  392  w  Lombard 
Watkins  Mrs.  Ann,  143  Saratoga 
Watkins  Archibald,  shoemaker,  cor  Sharp  and 

Lombard 
Watkins  Edward,  carpenter,  106  Mulberry 
Watkins  Evan,  edge  tool  maker,  37  Light, 

dw  106  Mulberry 
Watkins  George  W.  tailor,  34  Dolphin 
Watkins  George  W.  tailor,  48  Haw 
Watkins  Geo.  L.  blacksmith,  106  Mulberry 
Watkins  Henry,  machinist,  388  Penna,  av 
Watkins  James  S.  clerk,  85  e  Pratt 
Watkins  James,  moulder,  693  w  Baltimore 
Watkins  John  G.  boot  fitter,  163  Warner 
Watkins  John  N.  attorney,  411  w  Fayette 
Watkins  John  T.  furniture,  47  South,   dw 

2  Hollins 
Watkins  John  H.  3  n  Exeter 
Watkins  Joseph  P.  (Michael  Dorsey  &  Co.) 

131  Hanover 
Watkins  N.  E.  (Reid  &  Co.)  630  Lexington 
Watkins  Noble  G.  painter,  126  Welcome  al 
Watkins  Oliver,  blacksmith,  106  Mulberry 
Watkins  Richard  G.  clerk,  32  n  Exeter 
Watkins  Thos.  C.  cor  of  Bolton  and  Lanvale 
Watkins  Thos.  B.  engineer,  688  Saratoga 
Watkins  Watkin,  cop]ier  smelter,  74  Beacon 
Watkins  Wm.  tailor,  133  Barre 
Watkins  Wm.  B.  ladies  shoes,  80  Lexington 
Watkins  Wni.  T.  painter,  172  Conway 
Watkins  Wm.  W.  discount  clerk  Merchants 

Bank,  193  Hoffman 
Watlington  Sophia,  121  s  Ann 
Watson  Alex'r,  oils  and  paints,  173  w  Pratt 
Watson  Charles,  carpenter,  46  George 
Watson  D.  R.  fireman,  173  Preston 
Watson  Capt.  Edw'd,  pilot,  172  s  Washing- 
ton, F.P 
Watson  George  W.  barkeeper,  85  w  Pratt 
Watson  G.  W.  barkeeper,  54  Jefferson 
Watson  Henry,  181  n  Howard 
Watson  James,  gate  keepsr  at  the  Jail 
Watson  John,  clerk,  9  McF.lderry 

WATSON  JOS.  Grocer  and  Liquor 
Dealer,  n  w  cor  Caroline  and  East- 
ern avenue. 

Watson  Napoleon,  chairmaker,  201  Gough 
Watson  Robert,  baker,  13  s  Ann 
Watson  Robert,  blacksmith,  7  Pleasant 
Watson  Lieut.  Robert,  U.  S.  A.,  13  s  Ann 
Watson  T.  laborer,  476  w  Lombard 
Watson  Thomas  O.  broker,  126  Central  av 


Watson  Thomas,  mate,  294  e  Lombard 
Watson  Wm.  tallow  chandler,  65  Eastern  av 
Watson  W.  S.  145  w  Hoffman 
Watson  Wm.  laborer,  310  Forrest 
Watson  Wm.  W.  trunkmaker,.  173  wPratt 
Watson  Wm.  H.  paper  hanger,  67  Ensor 
Watson  Wm.  H.  tin  and  sheet  iron  worker, 

48  w  Baltimore 
Watt  Richard,  painter,  203  Columbia 
Wattenscheydt  Aug.  jeweler,  475  w  Baltimore 
Wattenscheydt  Charles,  piano  tuner, Baltimore 

near  Pine 
Wattenscheydt  John,  bookbinder,  389  w  Pratt 
Wattenscheydt  Julius,  cigar   maker,  389   w 

Pratt 
Walters  Wm.  J.  H.  salesman,  173  St.  Paul 

Watther iron  founder,  27  Thames 

Watts  Mrs.  Ann,  141  s  Chapel 

Watts  Benj.  P.  miller,  149  Ross 

Watts  Benj.  painter,  335  Mulberry 

Watts  Benj.  fireman,  136  Lee 

Watts  Charles  H.  shoemaker,  497  Saratoga 

Watts  Garrad,  (W.  Wolvington  &  Holmes,) 

8  n  Calhoun 
Watts  George,  drayman,  104  St,  Peter 
Watts  George  H.  assessor's  clerk,  199  Forrest 
Watts  G.  S.  (G.  S.  W.  &  Co.)  8  n  Calhoun 
WATTS  G.  S.  &  CO.  manufacturers  cigars 
and  dealers  in  tobacco  and  teas,  1  s  Calvert 
Watts  Henry  A.  pilot,  282  e  Baltimore 
Watts  James  J,  clerk,  207  Hanover 
Watts  J.  T.  clerk,  293  n  Eutaw 
Watts   J.   M.  painter,   basement  s  w  cor  St. 

Paul  and  Fayette,  dw  23  s  Carey 
Watts  John,  painter,  N.  C.  R.  R.  near  reser- 
voir 
Watts  James  B.  59  n  Caroline 
Watts  James,  bricklayer,  140  Barrc 
Watts  Jemima  M.  155  s  Paca 
Watts  J.  Thomas,  clerk,  251  Hollins 
Watts  Keziah,  199  Forrest 
Watts  Kinsey,  grocer,  305  n  Howard,  dw  293 

Franklin 
Watts  Mary  A.  207  Hanover 
Watts  Nathaniel,  excavator,  13  Townsend 
Watts  Oliver,  painter,  196  w  Fayette 
Watts  Rcverdy  H.  painter,  360  Lexington 
Watts  R.  H.  painter,  408  w  Fayette 
Watts  Richard  H.  at  custom  house,  164  Lee 
Watts  Capt.  Richard,  mariner,  98  s  Bond 
Watts  Saberts,  bricklayer,  93  Jefferson 
Watts  Thomas  M.  pilot,  114  Gough 
Watts  Thomas  N.  ropemaker,  8  Chapel 
Watts  Washington,  104  St.  Peter 
Watts  Wm.  coachsmith,  118  Orleans 
Watts  Wm.  mariner,  305  e  Lombard 
Watts  Wm.  H.  R.  coach  painter,  28Aisquith 
Watts  Wm.  T.  painter,  basement  s  w  cor  of 
Calvert  and  Baltimore,  dw  Gilmorn  of  Lex- 
ington 
Waubel  John,  silver  plater,  191  Light 
Waudby  Robert,  n  e  cor  Elliott  and  Potomac 
Waugh  Mrs.  Beverly,  22  s  Greene 
Waugh  A.  Townsend,  teacher,  basement  En- 
glish Lutheran  Church, Lombard  nr  Greene, 
dw  22  s  Greene 
Waugh  Wm.  22  s  Greene 
Waugh  Wm.  T.  chair  painter,  163  e  Madison 
Waxmuth  August,  shoemaker,  34  Welcome  al 
Waxmuth  Henry,  cabinet  maker,  424  w  Pratt 
Waxter  Mrs.  Augustine,  83  Ross 
Waxter  Wm.  T.  driver,  99  Mount 
Way  A.  J.H.  56McCulloh 

J.  HENRY  GIESE,   Commission  Merchant,   for   the   sale   of  Flour,   Grain,  Seeds,  <&c. 
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Way  Andrew  J.    (Butler,  Perigo  &  W.)  56 

McCulloh 
Way  Mrs.  Catherine,  69  s  Eden 
Way  John,  grocery,  127  Greenmount  aT 
Ways  Mrs.  Ann  M.  458  Lexington 
Ways  David  F.  S.  telegraph  operator,  40  n 

Poppleton 
Ways  Leonard  T.  miller,  447  Saratoga 
Ways  Matthew  J.  miller,  430  Saratoga 
Ways  Samuel,  fireman,  54  s  Schroeder 
Ways  Victoria,  vestmaker,  54  s  Republican 
Wayson  Andrew  F.  grocer,  331  Harford  ar 
Wayson  Dr.  Geo.  W.  196  Aisquith 
Wayson  John  F.  lamplighter,  331  Harford  av 
Wayson  Thomas,  mariner,  225  s  Ann 
Weaden  Thomas,  mate,  29  Thames 
Weager  George,  cooper,  152  s  Spring,  dw  46 

Bank 
Weale  Thomas  F.  (Geary  &  W.)  92  Saratoga 
Weaster  Joseph,  salesman,  57  e  Madison 
WEATHERBY  J.  &  SONS,  stove  and  hot 

air  furnace  dealers,  40  and  42  Light 
Weatherby   Charles,   (J.    W.  &  Sons,)   279 

Lexington 
Weatherby  Charles,    Hollins,   2d  door  from 

Mount 
Weatherby  J.  Emory,  (J.  W,  &  Sons,)  318  w 

Lombard 
Weatherby  J.  E.  318  w  Lombard 
Weatherby  J.  S.  bookkeeper,  21  s  Howard 
Weatherby  Jeremiah,  (J.  W,  &  Sons,)  21   a 

Howard 
Weatherby  John  S.  engineer,  301  Canton  av 
Weatherley  J.  W.  (Riddlemoser  &  W.)  42  n 

Fremont 
Weathers  Joseph,  clerk,  276  e  Lombard 
Weatherstine  Jacob,  painter,  368  Eastern  av 
Weatherstine  Jas.  ship  joiner,  138  Lancaster 
Weatherstine  John  H.  watchman,  Jefferson,  s 

of  Gorsuch  av..  Homestead 
Weatherstine  John,  bricklayer,  364  Eastern  av 
Weatherstine  Thaddeus,   ship  joiner,  150   s 

Chester 
Weatherstine  Wm.  carpenter,  366  Eastern  av 
Weaver  Adam,  stevedore,  223  s  Bond 
Weaver  Casper,  carpenter,  151  Chesnut 
Weaver  Charles,  sexton  St.  Peters  (Episco- 
pal) church  and  bricklayer,  153  Chesnut 
Weave.r  Charles  H.  butcher,  96  Hamburg 
Weaver  Conrad,  shoemaker,  182  Raborg 
Weaver  Daniel  O.  clerk,  77  Ross 
WEAVER  DANIEL,  collector,  228  e  Pratt 
Weaver  Dedrick  C.  painter,  124  n  Eutaw,  dw 

165 
Weaver  Elizabeth,  298  Lexington 
Weaver  Elizabeth,  tailoress,  Strieker  s  of  Pratt 
Weaver  Francis,  flour  dealer,  299  Penna  av 
Weaver  Florentz,  shoemaker,  33  s  Wolfe 
Weaver  George,  ropemaker,  456  Light 
Weaver  George,  carter,  465  Ligiit 
Weaver  George,  tailor,  Wolfe  near  Pratt 
Weaver  George  J.  tailor,  3  s  Frederick 
Weaver  George,  morocco  shaver,  165  Chesnut 
Weaver  George,  laborer,  19  Jackson's  ct 
Weaver  George,  shoemaker,  132  French 
Weaver  Henry,  tanner,  26  e  Lombard 
Weaver  Isaac  H.  509  w  Fayette 
Weaver  Jacob  B.  92  McElderry 
WEAVER  JACOB,  undertaker  in  general,  21 

and  23  Ross. — [See  pa^e  60  Advertisements.] 
Weaver  Jacob,  wheelwright,  Balderston  near 

Charles,  dw  Light  near  Cross 
Weaver  Jaa.  E.  painter,  55  Park,  dw  74  Pine 


Weaver  James  E.  embalmer  of  the  dead,  22  w 

Fayette 
Weaver  James,  painter,  418  w  Baltimore 
Weaver  John,  264  w  Pratt 
Wearer  John,  engineer,  268  e  Monument 
Weaver  John,  laborer,  136  William 
Weaver  John,  locksmith,  rear  of  134  Saratoga 
Weaver  John,  tailor,  33  St.  Mary 
Weaver  John,  laborer,  10  Russell 
Weaver  John,  182  Raborg 
Weaver  John,  cor  Pratt  and  Sharp 
Weaver  John,  merchant,  130  Pine 
Weaver  John  W.  photographer,  85  w  Balti- 
more, dw  cor  Paca  and  New 
Weaver  John,  laborer,  232  n  Dallas 
Weaver  John,  11  Bennett 
Weaver  John,  shoemaker,  39  James  al 
WEAVER  JOHN  H.  undertaker  and  cabinet 

maker,  22  w  Fayette 
Weaver  Levi,  paper  box  manufacturer,  over 

171^  s  Sharp,  dw  509  w  Fayette 
Weaver  Louis,  4  Wyeth 
Weaver  Louisa,  confect'y,  268  e  Monument 
Weaver  Mary  J.  418  w  Baltimore 
Weaver  Mrs.  Mary,  77  Ross 
Wearer  Mary,  music  teacher,  165  n  Eutaw 
Weaver  Melchor,  shoemaker,  12  Barnes 
Weaver  Nicholas,  laborer.  Willow  nr.  McKira 
Wearer  Peter,  piano  maker,  17  Baker  ct 
Weaver  Peter,  baker,  564  w  Lombard 
Weaver  Peter,  laboi-er,  77  Peirce 
Weaver  Philip,  blacksmith  and  wheelwright, 

268  8  Caroline 
Weaver  Robert,  shoemaker,  65  Ross 
Weaver  Samuel,  shoemaker,  160  n  Eutaw 
Weaver  Theresa,  seamstress,  182  Raborg 
Weaver  Veit,  shoemaker,  39  James  al 
Weaver  Wm.  undertaker,  177  n  Paca 
Weaver  Wm.  H.  butcher,  75  Hanover  mar- 
ket, dw  616  Light 
Weaver  AVm.  H.  artist,  147  e  Baltimore 
Weaver  Wm.  cabinet  maker,  134  Low 
Weaver  Wm.  shoemaker,  77  Ross 
Webb  Abner,  48  n  Greene 
Webb  Albert  L.  &  Bro.  com.  merchants,  and 
agents  for  Dupont's  powder,  cor  Pratt  and 
Commerce 
Webb  Albert  L.  (Albert  L.  W.  &  Bro.)  120 

St.  Paul 
Webb  Anthony,  plasterer,  237  e  Eager 
Webb  Augustus  P.  groceries  and  feathers,  n  w 

cor  Lexington  and  Paca,  dw  50  n  Greene 
Webb  Mrs.  Catherine,  88  Greenmount  av 
WEBB  CHARLES  &  JAMES  &  CO.  soap 
and  candle  manufacturers,  136  Ensor. — [See 
I.  27  Jldvertisements.] 
bb  Charles  H.  clerk,  261  w  Fayette 
Webb  Charles,  (J.  Armstrong  &  Co.,)  Read 

near  Charles 
Webb  Charles,  (C.  &  J.  W.  &  Co.,)  Read 

near  Charles 
Webb  Clarissa,  43  Chew 
Webb  Clark,  laborer,  121  Hollins 
Webb  D.  C   tavern,  89  Thames 
Webb  Edmund    J.,  Quartermaster's   depart- 
ment, 8  s  Gay,  dw  51  s  Sharp 
Webb  Mrs.  Eliza  A.  148  s  Fremont 
Webb  Mrs.  Frances  Ann,  101  e  Pratt 
Webb  George  F.  (Albert  L.  W.  &  Bro.)  213 

w  Lombard 
WEBB  GEORGE  W.  goldsmith  and  jeweler, 

s  e  cor  Light  and  Baltimore,  dw  142  Park 
Webb  Mrs.  Elizabeth,  81  n  Liberty 


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GEO.  S.  PAGB  &  BRO.,  Maumfnctiirers    of  Roofs   and   Rooiiug   Slaterlalg,  111   Smltll'a 
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Webb  Henry  A.  (N.  W.  &  Bro.,)  253  Sara- 
toga 
Webb  Henry  W.  hardware,  n  w  cor  Calvert 

and  Pratt,  dw  592  Lexington 
Webb  James  E.  clerk,  244  n  Howard 
Webb  James,  (C,  &  J.  W.  &  Co.,)  419  Cen- 
tral av 
Webb  James  W.  millwright,  109  s  Washing- 
ton, F.  P- 
Webb  John,  police,  189  Central  av 
Webb  John,  machinist,  27  s  Schroeder 
Webb  John,  sr.,  jeweler,  12  Harford  av 
Webb  John  A.  clerk,  244  n  Howard 
Webb  John  R.  engineer,  109  s  Washington, 

F.  P. 
Webb  John,  driver,  281  Eastern  av 
Webb  Louisa,  244  n  Howard 
Webb  Martha,  326  Saratoga 
Webb   Mrs.   Mary    E.   confectionery,  103  e 

Fayette 
Webb  Milton,  103  e  Fayette 
WEBB  NATHAN  &  BRO.  tobacconists,  148 

w  Pratt 
Webb  Nathan,  (N.  W.&  Bro.,)  326  Saratoga 
Webb  Samuel  M.  importer  of  Havana  cigars 
and  meerschaum  goods,  9  n  Liberty,  dw  244 
n  Howard 
Webb  Samuel,  laborer,  103  Ellicott 
Webb  Samuel,  caulker,  7  Williamson  al 
Webb  Mrs.  Sophia  L.  396  w  Fayette 
Webb  Thomas  N.  tobacco  and  cigars,  s  e  cor 

Madison  and  Garden,  dw  244  n  Howard 
Webb  Thomas,  cigar  maker  88  e  Madison 
Webb  Vincent,  carpenter,  234  e  Monument 
WEBB  WM.  P.  insurance  agent,  89  w  Second, 
dw   314  Lexington. — [See  Mvertisement  be- 
ginning of  book,  Sfc. 
Webb  Mrs.  Wm.  101  e  Pratt 
Webb  Wm.  D.  huckster,  103  Elliott,  Canton 
Webb  Wm.  H.  clerk,  127  Walsh 
Webber  Alex,  paper  hanger,  120  Chew 
Webber  George,  laborer,  129  s  Chester 
Webber  John,  paper  hanger,  246  Canton  av 
Webber  John  H.  barkeeper,  41  German 
Webber  Thomas,  chairmaker,  191  e  Madison 
Webbert  Geo.  blacksmith,  14  s  Republican 
Weber  Adam,  grocery,  216  e  Lombai-d 
Weber  Adam,  tailor,  3  Josephine 
Weber  Andrew,  shoemaker,  411  Light 
Weber  Arthur,  clerk,  236  Madison  av 
Weber  August,  soldier,  218  Washington ,  F.H . 
Weber  Caspar,  tailor,  315  w  Pratt 
Weber  Charles,  tailor,  36  Burke 
Weber  Charles,  grocer,  372  Light 
Weber  Elizabeth,  lager  beer,  260  s  Broadway 
Weber  Ferdinand,  cigar  maker,  152  e  Pratt 
Weber  F.  mariner,  281  Aliceanna 
Weber  Harman  D.  shoemaker,  70  Camden 
Weber  Henry,  varnisher,  255  s  Paca 
Weber  Henry  C.  porter,  91  Amity  al 
Weber  Jacob,  wheelwright,  403  Light 
Weber  John  C.  blacksmith,  482  Penna  av 
Weber  John,  tailor,  196  c  Madison 
Weber  John,  baker,  281  e  Pratt 
Weber  Joseph,  mariner,  107  Canton  av 
Weber  Justus,  cigar  maker,  82  Gough 
Weber  Louis  M.  tavern,  20  Centre  Market  sp 
Weber  Louis,  currier,  53  Buren 
Weber  Margaret,  dressmaker,  36  Burke 
Weber  Mary,  laundress,  26  Abey  al 
Weber  Paul  F.  clerk,  372  Light 
Weber  Philip,  tailor,  654  w  Baltimore 
Weber  Wm.  blacksmith,  271  n  Central  av 


Weber  Wm.  F.  carpenter,  74  Columbia 
Webster  Algernon,  mariner, 26  Henrietta 
Webster  Angeline,  195  Aisquith 
Webster  Charles  W.  printer,  100  Barre 
Webster  Daniel  E.  mariner,  2  Be\^n 
Webster  Elizabeth,  19  McCulIoh 
Webster  George  W.  laborer,  76  Henrietta 
Webster  Henry,  tobacco  inspector,  76  Henri- 
etta 
Webster  Dr.  Henry  W.  128  s  Sharp 
Webster  Dr.  Henry  W.  jr.,  179  s  Charles 
Webster  James,  engineer,  2  Bevan 
Webster  James  R.  teacher,  10  s  Calhoun 
Webster  John  H.  U.  S.  N.  76  Henrietta 
WEBSTER  JOHNT.   family  grocer,  310  n 

Howard 
Webster  Joseph,  salesman,  57  e  Madison 
Webster  Joseph  J.  G.  teacher,  128  s  Sharp 
Webster  Margaret,  tailoress,  63  Hillen 
Webster  Martha,  134  w  Biddle 
Webster  John  D.  clerk,  158  Cross 
Webster  John  T.  ship  carpenter,  228  Mont- 
gomery 
Webster  Joseph,  saddler,  326  Canton  av 
Webster  Robert  K.  coach  painter,  63  Hillen 
Webster  Thos.  W.  trimmings,  233  Lexington 
Webster  Wm.   W.  apothecary,  cor  Charles 

and  Lee,  dw  128  s  Sharp 
Webster  William,  19  McCulloh 
Webster  William,  hardware,  297  n  Howard 
Webster  Capt.  Wm.  maritier,  337  e  Pratt 
Wechter  Adam,  laborer,  358  s  Charles 
Wecke  Henry,  shoemaker,  26  Albemarle 
Weckesser  Henry,  boiler  maker,  30  Scott 
Weckcsser  John,  carpenter,  356  n  Eutaw 
Weckesser  John,  cigar  maker,  110  St.  Mary 
Weddler  Henry,  miller,  40  Portland 
Wedekind  Fred,  laborer,  227  s  Bethel 
Wedel  J.  Paulus,  porter,  354  s  Eutaw 
Wedge  Simon,  collector  Baltimore  American, 

Brown's  Hotel,  119  n  High 
Wedge  Capt.  Wm.  S.  mariner,  647  w  Fayette 
Wedge  Wm.  laborer,  222  s  Bethel 
Wedge  Wm.  S.  clerk,  36  Jackson 
Wedge  Wm.  S.  piovisions,  dw  464  w  Fayette 
Wedinger  Theodore,  laborer,  McMechin  near 

Grundy 
Weedon  E.  A.  cigar  maker,|72  s  Howard        * 
Weedon  Horatio  N.  tobacconist,   72  n  Eutaw 
Weedon  James  H.  (Hamilton  Easter  &  Co.) 

575  w  Fayette 
Weeks  Alfred,  sr.  laborer,  88  s  Carey 
Weeks  C.  E.  V.  clerk,  212  w  Biddle 
Weeks  Ezekiel,  watchman,  650  w  Pratt 
Weeks  Joseph,  282  Madison  av 
Weeks  John  L.  282  Madison  av 
Weeks  John  L.  (Dougherty,  Woods  &  Co.) 

282  Madison  av 
Weeks  Samuel  F.  plumber,  62  Jefferson 
Weeks  Samuel,,  pattern  maker,  88  s  Carey 
Weeks  Sarah  A.  475  Franklin 
WEEMS  CAPT.  GEO.  W.  mariner,  506  w 

Fayette 
Weems  Joseph,  clerk,  6  Josephine 
WeemsCapt.  Mason  L.  6  n  Carey 
Weems  Mrs.  N.  P.  129  w  Biddle 
Weems  Capt.  Theodore,  mariner,  506  w  Fay- 
ette 
Weems  Theodore,  laborer,   Canton  av    near 

Gist 
Wegand  Peter,  butcher,  152  Peirce 
Wegener  Robert,  clerk,  174  Central  av 
Wegfaht  Charles,  carpet  weaver,  136  Low 


■WM.  P.  WEBB,  Marine,  Fire  and  Life  Ingnrance  Agent  and  Broker.    Agent 
Benefit  lafe  Insurance  Co.,  Wewai-k,  N.  J.,"  89  Second  Street. 

27 


WEQ 


418 


WEI 


Weglein  Aaron,  smith   in   general,  87   Bank, 
dw  12G  s  Bond 

Weglein  Louis,  dry  goods,  67  w  Baltimore 

Wegner  Dr.  Augustus,  101  Lexington 

Wegner  August,  clerk,  101  Lexington 

Wegner  Chas.  G.  salesman,  101  Lexington 

Wegner  John  F.  bookkeeper,  101  Lexington 

Wegner  Peter,  carpet  weaver,  233  e  Eager 

Weliage  Mrs.  Elizabeth,  67  Portland 

Wehage  Herman  H.  grocery,  221  Hanover 

Wehage  Henry,  laborer,  121  Stirling 

Wehage  John  H.  paver,  381  s  Charles 

Wehn  Mrs.  Elizabeth,  252s  Eutaw 

Wehn  Frederick,  huckster,  Ross  nr  Hoffman 

Wehn  Helena,  confectionery,  274  e  Monument 

Wehn  Henry,  shoemaker,  274  e  Monument 

Wehn  Paul  C.  tinner,  9  Abey  al 

Wehn  Philip,  clerk,  198  Henrietta 

Wehner  Catharine,  80  s  Central  av 

Wehner  Hammond,  shoemaker,  176  s  Wolfe 

Wehner  John,  carpenter,  493  Saratoga 

Wehon    Edward,   shoemaker,  cor  West  and 
Hanover 

Wehouse   Frederick,  box  maker,  57  e  Madi- 
son 

Wehr  Francis,  blacksmith,  28  Liberty  al 

Wehr  Fredk.  brick  maker,  55  Fountain 

Wehr  Michael,  paver,  123  Stirling 

Wehr  Peter,  blacksmith,  295  e  Eager 

Wehrliane   Henry,  (Gerdes,  Bulling  &  W.) 
50  St.  Paul 

Wehrheim  John  P.  blacksmith,  105  Plum 

Wehrman  Fredk.   cooper,  over  110  Dugan's 
wharf 

Wehruni  John,  paper  carrier,  383  Penna.  av 

Wehsenburg   Henry,  cabinet  maker,  171  n 
Central  av 

Weibbrecht  John,  cooper,  265  Hanover 

Weibel  John,  shoemaker,  200  Conway 

Weible  David,  locksmith,  6  East 

Weiblenian  Bernar.l,  39  s  Wolf 

Weichman   Charles,  cigar  maker,  172  Sarah 
Ann 

Weichman  Mrs.  Joanna,  172  Sarah  Ann 

Weide  Fredk.  soldier,  62  Philpot 

Weideg    Mrs.    Charlotte,  shoe   binder,  70   s 

Eutaw 
'Weidemeyer    Adam,  cabinet  maker,   558  w 
Baltimore 

Weidemeyer  Mrs.  Mary,  seamstress,  69  Daw- 
son al 

WEIDENBACH  AUGUST,  artist  and  pro- 
fessor of  drawing  and  painting,  26  Pearl 

WeicJer  Jos.  Dallas  n  of  Gough 

Weidcy  Chas.  cutter,  336  s  Charles 

Weidey  Wilhelmina,  millinery  and  trimm'gs, 
336  s  Charles 

Weidner  Andreas,  driver,  742  w  Baltimore 

Weidner  Andrew,  woodsawyer,  40  Biddle  al 

Weidner  Mrs.  Caroline,  lamps  and  oil,  742  w 
Baltimore 

Weidner  Chas.  F.  watchman,  4  Baker  ct 

Weidner  Francis,  baker,  89  n  Schroeder 

Weifenbach  Casper,  shoemaker,  237  e  Lom- 
bard 

Weigand  A.  farm  hand,  157  Stirling 

Weigand  Frank,  bird  cages,  204  s  Bond 

Weigand  Henry  C.  restaurant,  s  e  cor  How- 
ard and  Camden 

Weigand  Henry  C.  barber,  98  Camden 

Weigand  John,  cabinet  maker,  53  Rosa 

Weigant  Jos.  clerk,  194  s  Eutaw 

Weigel  Henry,  185  Hanover 

J.   IIE.VUY   (ilESE,   Commission  Merchant,   for  the   sale   of  Flour,   Grain,  Secii?;,  «S 
Ro»euiUae  Cement  and  Calcined  Plaster  constantly  on  hand,  HI  Spear's  Wharf. 


Weigel  John,  blacksmith,  253  n  Central  av 
Weigel  John  J.  blacksmith,  239  n  Central  av 
Weigel  Justus,  tailor,  255  Hanover 
Weigel  Wm.  H.,  U.  S.  A.  185  Hanover 
Weigert  Anton,  laborer,  07  s  Wolfe 
Weigert  Chas.  butcher,  41  s  Durham 
Weighart  Christian,  shoemaker,  93  Penna  av 
Weigle  Geo.  paver,  79  Preston 
Weigle  Geo.  shoemaker,  46  s  Republican 
Weiglein  Louis,  dry  goods,  9  e  Baltimore, dw 

67 
Weigman  Ambrose,  shoemaker,  69  Portland 
Weigman  Jos.  shoemaker,  80  Park 
Weigner  Christian,  shoemaker,  37  Penn 
Weihrauch  Godfrey,  tinner,  240  s  Eutaw 
Weihraugh  Ernest',  soldier,  199  Bethel  ct    , 
Weihraugh   Geo.  M.    shoemaker,  150  Ensor 
Weik    Wm.  L.    butcher,  56  Centre  and  56 
Lexington  markets,  dw  Penna.  av  nr  toll- 
gate 
Weikard  Martin,  cooper,  213  Hamburg 
Weikel  Christian,  tailor,  9  Barnet 
Weikel   Peter,  merchant  tailor,  7   Light,  dw 

463  Franklin 
Weikland  John,  laborer,  8  Albemarle 
WeikofF  John,  laborer,  99  Eastern  av 
Weil  Asher,  variety  store,  14  Centre  Market 

space 
Weil    Benj.   clothier,  110   s   Eutaw,  dw  205 

Light 
Weil  Conrad,  carpenter,  291  s  Durham 
Weil  E.  P.  boot  and   shoemaker,  113  n  Gay 
Weil  Elizabeth,  327  n  Gay 
Weil  Hannah,  rags,  154  s  Durham 
Weil  Henry,  brewer,  321  Penna.  av 
Weil  Henry,  tailor,  Fremont  nr  Penna.  av 
Weil  Jacob,  clothier,  205  Light 
Weil  Marx,  property  agent  and  collector,  236 

Canton  av 
WEIL  MAURITZ  H.  tavern,  19  n  Frederick 
Weil  N.  S.  clerk,  87  Thames 
Weil  Philip,  glass  blower,  10  Henry 
Weild    Mrs.    Margaret,    seamstress,  36    St. 

Mary 
Weilepp   August,  photographer,  19  e   Balti- 
more 
Weiler  Chas.  grocer,  219  e  Pratt 
Weilert  Henry,  laborer,  21  s  Regester 
Weilfield  Geo.  barber.  Central  av  nr  Gay 
Welling  Mina,  19  Aisquith 

Weilinhorst ,  cigar  mak.  323  e  Lombard 

Weiller  Henry,  piano  maker,  211  s  Eutaw 
Weiller  John,  laborer,  27  Thames 
Weiller  John,  tailor,  rear  of  73  Hanover 

Weiller  ,  clothier,  279  w  Lombard 

Weiller  John,  carpet  weaver,  112  Cross 
Weiller  John,  laborer,  56  Johnson 
Weiller  Jos.  brush  maker,  263  Aisquith 
Weiller  Wilhelm,  tailor,  rear  of  73   Hanover 
Weilley  John  G.  laborer,  416  Cross 
Weilsenhaugh  John,  laborer,  109  n  Bethel 
Wcinbach  Abi-am,  glazier,  28  Jefferson 
Weinberg  Ansel,  (Goldenburg  &   W.)  68  n 

Front 
Weinbergen  Nathan,  274  s  Dallas 
Weinberger  Sebastian,  tailor,  264  n   Central 

avenue 
Weincamp  Andrew,  carter,  236  s  Dallas 
Weineke  John  G.  butcher,  93  Centre  market, 

dw  York  road 
Weiner  Henry,  clerk,  169  Light 
Weiner  Otto  T.  lithographer,  170  Conway 
Weinert  Wm.  laborer,  21  s  Regester 


WEI 


419 


WEL 


Weingarten  Aaron,  millinery,  166  Lexington 
Weingarten  Solomon,  tobacconist,  173  Loui- 
siana av 
Weingate  John,  laborer,  35  s  Wolfe 
Weingerstein  Geo.  cooper,  32  Bank 
Weinreich  Chas.  shoemaker,  43  Harrison 
Weinreicht    Christopher,    shoemaker,    75  e 

Lombard 
Weinreicht   Francis,  shoemaker,  75  e   Lom- 
bard 
Weinrich  Henry,  tailor,  27  s  Central  av 
Weir  Wm,  J.  paper  hanger,  155  Hollins 
Weirmeyer  Danl.  12  New 
Weirmeyer  Mrs.  Eve,  cake  shop,  12  New 
Weirnkall    Mrs.    Amelia,  trimmings,   208  s 

Eutaw 
Weirston  Henry,  butcher,  257  Hamburg 
Weis  Fredk.  baker,  39  s  Paca 
Weis  Fredk.  butcher,  68  Centre,  48  Lexing- 
ton  and  27  Hanover  markets,  dw  448  w' 
Pratt 
Weis  Geo.  laborer,  156  Aliceanna 
Weis  Geo.  cooper,  271  Ann 
Weis  Henry,  teacher.  Chase  nr  Central  av 
Weis  Henry,  laborer,  280  n  Gay 
Weis  Herman,  furniture,  53  Moore  al 
Weis  John   P.   butcher,  59  Hanover  market, 

dw  cor  Ross  and  Biddle  al 
Weis  Lewis,  butcher,  58  Centre,  48   Lexing- 
ton and   27   Hanover  markets,  dw  448  w 
Pratt 
Weis  Mary,  confectionery,  156  Aliceanna 
Weis  Michael,  cooper,  28  Monroe 
Weis  Valentine,  tailor,  420  Canton  av 
Weis  Wm.  cooper,  46  Gough 
Weisback   Catherine,  huckstress,  rear   of  73 

Hanover 
Weisbacher  John,  cutter,  31  Arch 
Weisbein  David,  (Cohen  &  W.)   9  s  Fred- 
erick 
Weisbrod  Conrad, cooper,  8  Creek  al 
Weise  Conrad,  130  Eden 
Weise  Geo.  gardener,  56  w  Hoffman 
Weise  Julius,  cigar  maker,  64  s  Ann 
Weise  Wm.   iron  roller,  102  s   Washington, 

F.  P. 
Weisenbach  Louis,  clerk,  70s  Central  av 
Weisenbach  Rosa,  fancy  goods,  70  s  Central 

avenue 
Weisenberger  Mrs.  97  s  Chapel 
Weisenfat  Francis,  42  s  Wolfe 
Weisenfelter  John,  blacksmith,  306  s  Charles 
Weiser  Betsy,  259  Forrest 
Weiser  John,  machinist,  32  Leadenhall 
Weisgerber  Conrad,  baker,  238  Columbia 
Weisgerber  Henry,  HSi^  Franklin 
Weiss  John,  box  maker,''254  e  Lombard 
Weishampel  Benj.  F.  hosiery  and  fancy  goods, 

488  w  Baltimore,  dw  226  Franklin 
Weishampel  Rev.  John  F.  sr.  226  Franklin 
WEISHAMPEL  JOHN  F.    Jr.  bookseller 
and  stationer,  8    Eutaw  House,  cor    Balti- 
more and  Eutaw,  and  484  w  Baltimore 
Weisinger  Charles,  groceries  and  liquors,  180 

s  Bond 
Weishahr  August,  tavern,  7  Clay 
Weisheit  Theodore,  trunk  maker,  44  s  Exeter 
Weiskey  Jacob,  laborer,  8  Gist 
WElSKlTTEL  ANTON,  stove  and  hollow 
ware  foundry,  302,  304,  306  and  308  Alice- 
anna, dw  68  s  Washington,  F.  P. 
Weisler  Abraham,  dry  goods,  260  Aliceanna 
Weisner  Conrad  H.  carpenter,  19  Henrietta 


Weisner  Geo.  W.  baker,  504  n  Gay 
Weisner  Jacob,  laborer,  76  s  High 
Weisner  Gottfried,  musician,  Snyder  al 
Weisman  Christian,  laborer,  1  Wyeth 
Weisman  Franz,  cooper,  328  e  Lombard 
Weisterman  F.  138  Thames  ' 

Weismiller  Louis,  shoemaker,  68  Camden 
Weist  John,  drayman,  Washington  road 
Weist  John,  carter,  180  Raborg 
Weistland  Henry,  tailor,  45  s  Republican 
Weiss  Conrad  M.  grocery,  52  Burgundy  al 
Weiss  John,  tavern,  56  Park 
Weiss  John  M.  lager  beer,  31  Lee 
Weiss  Joseph,  soldier,  353  Hanover 
Weiss  Robert,  tailor,  33  e  Lombard 
Weissinger  Charles,  grocer,  180  s  Bond 
Weissman   Henry,  shoemaker,  236  s  Charles 
Weitter  John,  laborer,  6  Creek  al 
Weittener  Henry,  laborer,  433  w  Pratt 
Weitner  Jacob,  laborer,  86  s  High 
Weitmeyer  Jacob,  tobacconist,  51  n  Gay 
Weitner  Michael,  laborer,  66  Aliceanna 
Weitner  Peter,  potter,  rear  of  221  s  Wolfe 
Weitner  Paul,  shoemaker,  20  Nevr 
Weitner  Francis,  junk  shop,  82  Lancaster 
Weitzel  Conrad,  laborer,  270  s  Caroline 
Weitzell  Frederic  M.  barber,  197  Ramsay 
WEITZEL  HENRY,  grocer,  82  Lancaster 
Weitzell  Jacob,  sail  maker,  132  s  Regester 
Weitzel  John,  125  n  Central  av 
Weitzell  John,  chair  maker,  252  n  Eden 
Weitzell  John,  wheelwright,  8  Bevaii 
Weitzell  Martin,  lager  beer,  100  Eastern  av 
Weitzell  Wm.  sail  maker,  126  s  Regester 
Weixelbaum  Lazarus,  teacher,  25  n  Eden 
Weizel  Adam,  laborer,  45  Bank 
Welby    Charles   C.  &    Co.    telegraph   flour 
mills,  n  e  cor   President  and  Fawn,  dw   C. 
C.  W.  28  n  Gay 
Welby  Thomas  J.  46  e  Pratt 
Welch  Mrs.  Alina,  tailoress,  2  Bedford  al 
Welch  Benj.  F.  clerk,  345  e  Pratt 
Welch  Ferdinand,  laborer,  137  West 
Welch  Francis  A.  glove  cleaner,  84  Lexington 
Welch  James,  wagoner,  69  Eastern  av        ^ 
Welch  James  W.  contractor,  43  Lemmon 
Welch  John,   oils,  paints,  &c.,    130  Thames, 

dw  345  e  Pratt 
Welch  John  M.  assistant  assessor  2d  district, 
50  e  Baltimore,  dw  69  Jefferson  , 

Welch  John  C.  collector,  235  n  Eden 
Welch  John  W.  harness  maker,  5  Orleans 
Welch  J.  B.  &  Son,  grocers  and  commission 

merchants,  64  South 
Welch  John  B.  (J.  B.  W.  &  Son,)  122  e  Bal- 
timore 
Welch  Mrs.  Josephine,  73  Ross 
Welch  Martin,  coachman,  146  L.  Greene 
Welch  Mrs.  Mary,  143  Peirce 
Welch  Michael,  Falls  road  extended 
Welch  Samuel,  iron  moulder,  225  e  Pratt 
Welch  Simon,  magistrate,  196  s  Bond,  dw  275 

e  Pratt 
Welch  Wm.  B.  clerk,  122  e  Baltimore 
Welch  Wm.  carpenter,  101  Chew 
Welch  Wm.  clerk,  73  Ross 
Welde  George,  baker,  13  Aisquith 
Welden  Mary  E.  313  e  Madison 
Welden    Wi'lliam    T.   photographer,   313    e 

Madison 
Welkner  John  G.  shoemaker,  445  Lexington 
Wellener  Basil  H.  shipwright,  317  e  Pratt 
Weller  Alfred,  carpenter,  402  Saratoga 


GS:0.  S.  PAG£  &  BRO.,  Mnniifactiirers    of  Roofs   nnd   Roofinj 
Wharf.    C.  HART  SJ»nTH,  Agent. 


Mntcrials,  111   Smitli'fl 


WEL 


420 


WEN 


Weller  Catharine,  23  Peach  al 
Weller  Charles,  cooper,  23  Peach  al 
Weller  Christopher,  laborer,  196  w  Fayette 
Weller  Edwin  A.  bookkeeper,  130  w  Fayette 
Weller  George  D.  tavern,  23  w  Centre 
Weller  Geo.  car  driver,  193  Ramsay 
Weller  HenVy,  whip  sawyer,  9  Ellicott 
Weller  Henry,  grocer,  192  s  Howard 
Weller  John  H.  baker,  62  s  Schroeder 
Weller  Louis,  tanner  101  Harrison 
Weller  Melheur,  soldier,  382  Penna.  av 
Weller  Nicholas,  blacksmith,  58  Portland 
Weller  Philip,  blacksmith,  54  Gough 
Wellham  Hezekiah,  gardener,  30  s  Carey 
WELLINGHOFF  H.  F.  agent  German  In- 
telligence office,  55  Thames 
Wellmore  Edward  H.  clerk,  160  Mulberry 
Wellmore  Edw.  portrait  painter,  160  Mulberry 
Wellmore  Henry  Z.  160  Mulberry 
Wellmore  Thos.  W.  ship  carpenter,  63  Block 
Wellner  Frederick,  bricklayer,  86  n  Pine 
Wells  Edward,  wood,  108  Light  st.  wharf, 

dw  24  s  Carey 
Wells  Mrs.  Eliza,  51  s  Broadway 
Wells  Mrs.  Elizabeth,  grocery,  207  Ramsay 
Wells    Mrs.    Elizabeth,  n  w  cor  Bond   and 

Fayette 
Wells  George  W.  laborer,  32  n  Amity 
Wells  George  W.  (John  Wells  &  Sons,)  62 

Eastern  av 
Wells  Henry  S.  clerk  Union  Bank,  dw  Cal- 
houn between  Lexington  and  Saratoga 
Wells  Honora,  grocery,  6  Bank 
Wells  James,  bricklayer,  550  w  Lombard 
Wells   James   K.  runner   Marine    Bank,  dw 

Calhoun  n  of  Lexington 
Wells  John,  jr.,  (John  W.  &  Sons,)  62  East- 
ern av 
Wells  John,  tailor,  204  Bank 
WELLS  JOHN  &  SONS,  engineers  and  ma- 
chinists, 136  Eastern  av 
Wells  John  W.  hay  presser,  54  Fort  av 
Wells  Capt.  J.  Howard,  C.  S.,  U.  S.  A.  20 

South 
Wells  John,  treasurer  of  Holiday  st.  Theatre, 

61  s  Caroline 
Wells  John,  (John  W.  &  Sons,)  62  Eastern  av 
Wells  Joseph,  shoemaker,  354  n  Gay 
Wells  Lewis  W.  Charles  st,  av.  n  of  North- 
ern av 
Wells  Lydia,  confectionery,  31  Brune 
Wells  Mrs.  Mary,  35  Scott 
Weils  Mrs.  Mary,  260  Mulberry 
Wells  Richard  P.  mariner,  34  Stiles 
Wells    Robert,    (John    W.   &    Sons,)   74    s 

Caroline 
Wells  Robert  H.  carpenter,  150  s  Caroline 
Wells  Susan,  250  Aisquilh 
Wells  Wm.  soldier,  12  St.  Peter 
Wells  Wm.  H.  bookkeeper  Union  Bank,  dw 

Calhoun  near  Lexington 
WeHslager  Geo.  206  Aliceanna 
Wellslager  Stepheii  D.  painter,  206  Aliceanna 
WELSH  ALONZO,  restaurant,  36  Towson, 

L.  P. 
Welsh  Anthony,  laborer,  43  s  Wolfe 
Welsh  Betsy,  confectionery,  68  Hillen 
Welsh  Charles  E.  (Wm.W.  &  Sons,)  Hooks- 
town,  Baltimorce  co,  27  s  Gay 
Welsh  Edward,  laborer,  117  Plum 
Welsh  James  P.  boiler  maker,  209  Lemmon 
Welsh  James,  laborer,  24  Pleasant  al 
Welsh  James  L.  bootmaker,  361  Penna.  av 


Welsh  John  W.  (Wm.  W.  &  Sons,)  27  s  Gay 

Welsh  John,  fisherman,  5  Heath 

Welsh  John  grocery,  36  Block 

Welsh  John,  laborer,  John  nr  Reservoir 

Welsh  John,  jr.  machinist,  John  nr  Reservoir 

Welsh  John,  laborer,  70  Towson 

Welsh  John,  laborer,  35  s  Frederick 

Welsh  Joseph  M.  (Wm.  W.  &  Sons,).  333 

Franklin 
Welsh  J.W.  (Wm.W.  &  Sons,)  Hookstown, 

Baltimore  co 
Welsh  Lawrence,  carpenter,  380  Bank 
Welsh  Mark,  stone  cutter,  68  Hillen 
Welsh  Mary,  laundress,  22  Lerew  al 
Welsh  Michael,  stonemason,  20  Rose 
Welsh  Michael,  laborer,  66  s  Oregon 
Welsh  Michael,  soldier,  27  Haw 
Welsh  Michael,  mariner,  4  Armistead  la 
Welsh  Michael,  laborer,  382  Bank 
Welsh  Michael,  carter,  9  Fell 
Welsh  Michael,  shoemaker,  27  Hillen 
Welsh  Patrick,  laborer,  55  Haubert 
Welsh  Patrick,  ship  carpenter,  368  Canton  av 
Welsh  Robert,  miller,  504  w  Pratt 
Welsh  Thomas,  tavern,  213  Light 
Welsh  Thomas,  clerk,  101  s  Sharp 
Welsh  Thomas,  141  s  Castle  al 
Welsh  Thomas,  carpenter,  16  Prospect  la 
Welsh  Thomas  1.  108  Hanover 
WELSH  WM.  &  SONS,  wholesale  tobacco 

and  cigar  warehouse,  27  s  Gay,  cor  Second. 

[Seepage  58  .^dverlisements.] 
Welsh  Wm.  (W.  W.  &  Sons,)  142  Pearl 
Welsh  Wm.  porter,  219  Scott 
WELSH  WM.  tobacco  inspector,  warehouse 

No.  4,  dw  142  Pearl 
Welsh  Wm.  H.  (Wm.  W.  &  Sons,)  611  w 

Fayette 
Welsh  Dr.  Wm.  P.  dentist,  45  Hanover 
Welsh  Wm.  F.  laborer,  10  Fort  av 
Welsh  William  C.  tobacconist,  83  n  Poppleton 
Welshoffer  Charles,  machinist,  132  Pine 
Welshoffer  Henry,  carpenter,  132  Pine 
Welshuver  Wm.  carpenter,  82  Ross 
Welslager  Jamt-s  G.  43  s  Liberty 
WELTNER  ADAM,  proprietor  of  Hanover 

House,  77  Hanover 
Weltner  John,  carpenter,  334  s  Sharp 
Welty  Eichelberger,  currier,  109  n  Howard 
Wench  James,  cartor,  69  Eastern  av 
Wenchel  Conrad,  shoemaker,  189  e  Lombard 
Wendall  Adam,  carter,  45  Eastern  av 
Wende  Henry,  foundryman,  606  Light 
Wendel  Henry,  carpenter,  272  s  Durham 
Wender  Frantz,  cooper,  183  s  Bethel 
Wendt  Charles  Y.  tobacconist,  173  s  Bond 
Weneke  Jno.  G. butcher,  43  Fell's  Point  Mar- 
ket, dw  Baltimore  co 
Wengert  L.  shoemaker,  n  w  cor  Thames  and 

Bond 
Wenig  Caspar,  grocery,  37  Burke,  Canton 
Wenner  Earnest,  carver,  159  e  Baltimore 
Wenning  Alfred,  printer,  182  Forest 
Wentker  Henry,  shoemaker,  47  s  Wolfe 
Wentworth  J.  cigar  maker,  21  Orleans 
Wentworth  Thomas  J.  of  Mo  well's  furnace, 

dw  O'Donnell  near  Potomac,  Canton 
Wentz  Alfred,  finisher,  66  Scott 
Wentz  Charles  I.  machinist,  67  Columbia 
Wentz  Mrs.  Eliza,  67  Columbia 
Wentz  Henry,  police,  198  Eastern  av 
Wentz  James,  helper,  43  s  Poppleton 
Wentz  John  B.  cupper  and  leecher,  211  s  Ann 


TV'JSl,  P.  \TEBn,  Mnrlne,  Fire  and  JAfe  Insnrance  Agent  and  Broker.     Agent  ''MntiMl 
Benefit  Lilfe  InjjurAncc  Co.,  ZTeTrark,  IV.  J.,"  89  Second  Street. 


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421 


WES 


Wentz  Philip,  tailor,  240  Hanover 

Wentz  Samuel,  block  and  pump  maker,  22 

Pleasant  al 
"Wentz  Sam'l  H.  bookkeeper  Mechanics' B'k, 

337  w  Fayette 
WENTZ  WILLIAM  &  CO.  oyster  and  fruit 

packers,  s  e  cor  Pratt  and  Emory 
Wentz  Wm.  A.  (W.  A.-  W    &  Co.)  314-  w 

Fayette 
Wentzchell  George,  cabinet  maker,  64  s  Re- 

gester 
Wentzel  Adam,  laborer,  5  Spruce  al 
Wentzel  Albert,  coachmaker,  37  Albemarle 
Wentzel  Conrad,  shoemaker,  86  n  Exeter 
Wentzel  Frank,  cabinet  maker,  1,55  Sarah  Ann 
Wentzell  Lewis,  laborer,  193  s  Chapel 
Wenzel  Conrad,  cabinet  maker,  17  Pearl 
Wenzel  Harman,  laborer,  over  1 10  Dugan 's  wf 
Wenzel  John  H.  paver,  70  Moore  al 
Wenzel  Martin,  shoemaker,  398  Saratoga 
Wenzel  Sophia,  midwife,  17  Pearl 
Wenzul  Caspar,  shoemaker,  109  n  Eden 
Weppler  John,  boiler  maker,  206  HoUins 
Werbebaugh  Cornelius,  clerk,  158  Saratoga 
Werdebaugh  Henry,  (H.  J.  W.  &  Co.)  158 

Saratoga 
Werdebaugh  John,  sr.  clerk,  158  Saratoga 
WERDEBAUGH  H.  J.  &  Co.  fancy  and  va- 
riety goods  dealers,  292  w  Baltimore 
WERNEBURG  WILLIAM,  pharmaceutist 
and  druggist,  n  e  cor  Charles  and  Mont- 
gomery 
WERNEBURG  WILLIAM,  pharmaceutist 

and  druggist,  s  e  cor  High  and  Lombard 
WERNEBURG   &   SCHAD,  druggists,  s  e 

cor  Bond  and  Canton  av 
Werner  Bernard,  tailor,  11  Hill 
Werner  Ernst,  cooper,  76  Biddle  al 
Werner  Frederick,  34  Fountain 
Werner  John,  shoemaker,  195  s  Regester 
Werner  John,  shoemaker,  320  e  Monument 
Werneth  Lucas,  paver,  86  Orchard 
Wernex  Catherine,  grocery,  190  L.  Hughes 
Wernex  George,  soldier,  190  L.  Hughes 
Wernex  Margaret,  190  L.  Hughes 
Wernig  Mrs.  Catherine,  49  Ross 
Wernig  Joseph  R.  brass  finisher,  49  Ross 
Wernig  Joseph  R.  bookkeeper,  49  Ross 
Wernsing  John  H.  grocery,  69  Watson 
Werrline  John,  carman,  610  Light 
Wertheim  H.  laborer,  7  Fell 
Werther  George,  cigar  maker,  35  Register 
Wesker  George,  laborer,  186  s  Bond 
Wesleyan  Sabbath  School,  (M.  E.)  181  s  Bond 
Wesley  Chapel,  (Meth.  Epis.)  cor  Sharp  and 

Bar  re 
Wesley  Jacob,  boilcrmaker,  359  Light 
Wesley  John,  machinist,  297  William 
Wesley  Lewis,  laborer,  12  Wyeth 
Wess  Bernard,  grocery,  83  n  Bond 
Wessel  Henry,  fancy  store,  266  n  Central  av 
Wessels  Asa  W.  laborer,  73  Warner 
Wessels  Charles,  tavern,  cor  Ann  and  Lan- 
caster 
Wessels  Littleton  B.  clerk,  73  Warner 
Wesslers  P.  grocery,  295  Aliceanna 
Wesman  Frederick,  tailor,  152  s  Bond 
Wesmyer  Adam,  blacksmith,  103  Eastern  av 
West  Baltimore   (Meth.   Prot.)   Church,  cor 

Greene  and  Lombard 
West  Charles  H.  painter,  136  Lee 
West  Charles,  clerk,  Fayette  near  Fulton 
West  Constantine,  shoemaker,  510  Light 


West   Christopher,    (C.  W.  &   Sons,)  25  n 

Calhoun 
WEST  CHRISTOPHER  &  SONS,  ethereal 

and  coal  oil,  and  alcohol,  306  w  Pratt 
West  Daniel,  shoemaker,  181  n  Central  av 
West  D.  Pnikney,  superintendent  of  fire  alarm 

-telegraph,  159  Aisquith 
West  Driscilla  E.  laundress,  127  Hamburg 
West  Mrs.  Edith,  179  Bank 
West  George  W.  251  n  Eden 
West  George  P.  (Christopher  W.  &  Sons,) 

168  w  Fayette 
West  George,  mariner,  245  s  Durham 
West  Harriet,  230  n  Eulaw 
West  H.  Montgomery,  clerk,  51   Lexington 
West   Isaac,   butcher,  Greenmount  av   near 

Cemetery 
West  James,  mariner,  153  Aliceanna 
West  James  R.  smelter,  76  Gough 
West  John,  actor,  40  e  Baltimore 
West  John,  saw  sharpener,  23  w  Lombard 
West  John,  rigger,  146  Lancaster 
West  John  J.  327  Saratoga 
West  Joseph,  engineer,  136  Lee 
West  R.  P.  S.  carman,  124  Thames 
West  Salathiel  M.  shoemaker,  146  n  Eden 
West  Samuel,  cooper,  101  West 
West  Sarah  C.  324  Saratoga 
West  Sarah,  7  Jackson 
West  Mrs.  Sophia,  92  Barre 
West  Wm.  72  Saratoga 

West  Wm.  sr.  (W.  &  W.  H.  jr.,)  72  e  Pratt 
West  Wm.  H.  plasterer,  236  e  Lombard 
West  Wm.  H.  H.  251  n  Eden 
West  Wm.  C.  (Christopher  W.&  Sons,)  25 

n  Calhoun 
West  William,  nuts,  bolts  and  washers,  151 

North,  dw  133  s  Bond 
West  Wm.  laborer,  cor  Hollins  and  Repub- 
lican 
West  Wm.&  Wm.  H.  jr.,  lumber  merchants, 

cor  Mill  and  Bowly 
West  W.  (W.  &  Atkinson)  133  s  Bond 
West  Wm.  metal  smelter,  133  s  Bond 
West  Wm.  H.  (Wm.&  W   H.  W.  jr.,)64e 

Pratt 
West  Wm.  ship  carpenter,  528  s  Chapel 
Westbrook    Charrick,     superintendent    tele- 
graph B.  &  0.  R.  R.  236  German 
Westcott  James,  rope,  113  McElderry's  whf, 

dw  71  Centre  Market  space 
Westenburger  M.  tailoress,  16  Brune 
Westenfeld  Christian,  clerk,  30  n  Greene 
Westerich  Charles,  cigar  store,  cor  Franklin 

and  State,  dw  146  Saratoga 
Westerich  Jacob,  cigar  maker,  146  Saratoga 
Westerman  Capt.  A.  F.  mariner,  132  s  Bond 
Wcsterman  Ahikam,  bailiff,  190  Mulberry 
Westerman  F.  H.  bookkeeper,  190  Mulberry 
Westerman  Joshua  S.  clerk  N.  C.  R.  R.  190 

Mulberry 
Westerman  Samuel  E.  clerk  B.  &  0.  R,  R., 

190  Mulberry 
Westermann  Wm.  groceries  and  liquors,  cor 

Wolfe  and  Aliceanna 
WESTERN  BANK  OP  BALTIMORE,  14 

n  Eutaw 
Western  Hotel,  95  n  Howard,  Mrs.  S.  A. 

Shaw,  proprietress 
Western  Hall,  s  w  cor  Lexington  and  How- 
ard 
WESTERN  MARYLAND  TELEGRAPH 
CO.,  21  South,  J.N.  Worl,  president 


J.   HENRY  GIESE,   Commission   MercHant,   for   tlie   sale   of  Flour,   Grnin,  Seeds,  &c. 
Roseudale  Cement  and  Calcined  Plaster  constantly  on  liand,  21  Spear's  WTbaxf. 


WES 


422 


WHE 


Western  Star  Club  Assembly,  457   Lexing- 
ton 
Westervelt  Richard  L.  cooper,  19  Comet 
Westheimer  Abraham  (M.  Adler  &  Co.)  499 

w  Baltimore 
Westling  August,  currier,  L.  Paca  nr  Paca 
Westminster  Presbyterian  Church,   s   e    cor 

Greene  and  Fayette 
Weston  Cornelius,  253  Madison  av 
Westphal  Henry,  grocery,  157  Ensor 
Westrich  Jacob,  baker,  149  n  Eutaw 
Westwood  Rev.  Henry  C.  134  Hoffman 
Westwood  John  S.  bricklayer,  302  Aisquith 
Westwood  John  H.  302  Aisquith 
Wether  George,  tobacconist,  265  e  Lombard 
Wetherald  Thomas,  ■watchmaker,  n  e  corner 

Baltimore  and  Frederick 
Wetherald  Wm.  engineer,  13  s  Fremont 
Wetherall  James  M.  ship  smith,  151  Block 
WETHERALL  WM.  G.  importer,    dealer, 
and  agent  for  every  description  of  iron  and 
steel,  16  Water,  dw  295  Madison  av 
WETHERED  BROS,  manufs.  of  fancy  cas- 

simers  and  doe  skins,  20  German 
Wethered  Charles  E.  (W.  Bros.)  89  Park 
Wethered  George,  76  Saratoga 
Wethered  John  (W.  Bros.)  Balto  co 
Wethered  L.  4  Cathedral 
Wethered  Samuel  (W.  Bros.)  4  Cathedral 
Weter  George  H.  liquors,  Pratt  nr  Albemarle 
Wetter  George,  laborer,  19  Albemarle 
Wetter  John,  laborer,  653  Light 
Wetterman  Charles,  barber,  75  Eastern  av 
Wettingfeld  Wm.  varnisher,  39  Marion 
Weftmarshausen  Frederick,  watchmaker,  54 

n  Paca 
Wetschky,  Charles,  tavern,  s  w  cor  Thames 

and  Ann 
Wetz  Catherine,  junk,  56  York 
Wetzel  John  L.  tailor,  158  n  Caroline 
Wetzel  John  N.  mason,  121  s  Spring 
Wetzel  Joseph,  teamster,  28  Frederick  av 
Wetzelberger  Nicholas,   butcher,  104  Centre 
and  60  Belair  markets,  dw  cor  Chester  and 
Madison 
Wetzler  Philip,  butcher,  45  Fell's  Point  mar- 
ket, dw  200  Aliceanna 
Wever  August,  shoemaker,  413  w  Pratt 
Wever  John  J.  machinist,  18  h  Schroeder 
Weversberger  John,  carter,  126  McHenry 
Wextar  Mrs.  Ann,  shoebinder,  70  Jasper 
Wextar  Augustus,  carter,  70  Jasper 
Weyer  George,  cooper,  170  s  Bond 
Weyfarth  Charles,  cutter,  456  w  Pratt 
Wcyffarth  Ballhazer,  tailor,  40  n  Paca 
Weyganl  Henry,  tailor,  245  e  Eager 
Weyhing   Albert,    lager  beer,    796  w    Balti- 
more 
Weyl  Charles,  clerk,  119  s  High 
Weyl  Mrs.  Eleanora,  119  s  High 
Weyman  John,  shoemaker,  73  s  Chapel 
Weyraugh  M.  cabinet  maker,  285  e  Madison 
Weyregh  Margaret,  huckslress,  32  Stirling 
Wezel  Burnett,  shoemaker,  159  L.  Greene 
Wezel  Mrs.  Frances,  grocery,  159  L.  Greene 
Whaland  Dennis,  Falls  road  near  tollgate 
Whalan  Sarah,  tavern,  57  Chesnut 
Wlialen  Andrew,  laborer,  4  Ryan 
Whalen  Bridget,  10  Willow 
Wlialen  Daniel,  laborer,  Donnell's  ct 
Whalen  Mrs.  Julia,  nurse,  152  McHcnry 
Whalen  Michael,  stone  cutter,  186  Gough 
Whalen  Oliver  P.  machinist,  32  St.  Peter 


Whalen  Patrick,  car  driver,  152  McHenry 
WHALEN  STEPHEN,  magistrate,  office  s 
e  corner  Lancaster  and  Broadway,  dw  218  s 
Wolfe 
Whalen  Thomas,  soldier,  9  Walker 
Whalen  Wm.  laborer,  cor  Eden  and  Aliceanna 
Whalen  Wm.  conductor  B.  &  0.  R.  R.  75  s 

Poppleton 
Whaley  Ambrose  L.  658  w  Baltimore 
Whaley  John,  hackman,  8  St.  Mary 
Whaley  Lewis,  laborer,  6  New  Wilson 
Wharry  Matthew,  laborer,  96  n  Fremont 
Wharry  Thos.  S.  machinist,  23  Scott 
Wharton  Maj.  Henry  W.,  U.  S.  A.  commis- 
sary of  muster,  63  Fayette,  dw  246  n  How- 
ard 
Wharton  John  O.  350  e  Monument 
Wharton  Mrs.  Martha,  361  e  Baltimore 
Whatcoat  Chapel,  (Meth.  Epis.)  Fremont  nr. 

Penna  av 
Whatle  Charles,  porter,  22  Gittings 
Whayland  Wesley,  mariner,  76  Johnson 
WHEAT  EDWARD,  (W.  &  Scott,)  livery 
and  sale  stables,  405  w  Baltimore,  dw  E.  W. 
133  German 
Wheat  John  A.  paper  hanger,  140  Pine 
WHEAT  JOHN  B.  magistrate  sixth  ward, 

131  Forrest,  dw  115  Aisquith 
Wheat  James,  carpenter,  5  Thompson 
Wheatfield  Abraham,  furniture,  6  Second,  dw 

54  e  Fayette 
Wheatfield  Levi,  porter,  67  Pennsylvania  av 
Wheatfield   Sophia,   second-hand    dealer,   67 

Penna  av 
Wheaton  A.  B.  3  Will 
Wheaton  Dr.  L.  3  Will 
WHEATLEY,    DORSEY    &    CO.    general 

commission  merchants,  88  Spear's  wharf 
Wheatley  J.  F.(W.,Dorsey& Co.)  Baltimore 

Co. 
Wheatley  James  R.  tobacconist,  42  n  Amity 
Wheatley  Nehemiah,  wood  yard,  n  e  corner 
Chester  and  Aliceanna,  dw  153  s  Washing- 
ton, F.  P. 
Wheatley  IVicholas  D.  570  w  Baltimore 
Wheatley  Thomas,  shoemaker,  241  e  Balti- 
more, dw  152  Mullikin 
WHEDBEE  &   DICKINSON    commission 

merchants,  foot  of  South  street  wharf 
Whedbee   James   S.    (W.  &  Dickinson,)  39 

Courtland 
Wheeden  Eugene  B.  (W.  &  Son,)  109  Bank 
Wheeden   James   C.  sailmaker,   Commercial 

wharf,  dw  97  s  Broadway 
Wheeden  James  B  sailmaker,  97  s  Broadway 
Wheeden  John  C.  97  s  Broadway 
Wheeden  Madison,  (W.  &  Son,)  109  Bank 
Wheeden  Mrs.  Mary  M.  120  s  Broadway 
Whetden  &  Son,  ambrotypista  and  photogra- 
phists, 135  s  Broadway 
Wheeler  Abner  C.  livery  stables,  106  Han- 
over, dw  104 
Wheeler  Adeline,  89  n  Calvert 
Wheeler  Alexander,  soldier,  152  Hughes 
Wheeler  Alfred,  huckster,  326  w  Lombard 
Wheeler  Anne,  dress  maker,  7  n  Fremont 
Wheeler  Bennett  L.  spar  maker,  99  Albemarle 
Wheeler  Charles,  169  n  Caroline 
Wheeler  Charles  H.  mariner,  325  s  Charles 
Wheeler  Charles  W.  blacksmith,  162  n  Spring 
Wheeler  Charles,  drover,  3  n  Poppleton 
Wheeler  Charles,  soldier,  Townsend  n  John 
Wheeler  Darius,  sr.,  bricklayer,  87  s  Greene 


G£0.  8.  PAGK  Si  BRO.,  Itlaiiufncturers   of  Uoofa   nud  Rooiiug  DlaterlaU,  111  jSmltb's 
WlMirf.     C.  HART  SBHTH,  A^eut. 


WHE 


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WHI 


Wheeler  Darius,  jr. ,  bricklayer,  40  McHenry 
Wheeler  Edward,  gilder,  250  Lexington 
Wheeler  Mrs.  Elizabeth,  27  s  Howard 
Wheeler  Elizabeth,  fancy  store,  469  Saratoga 
Wheeler  Geo.  C.  M.  R.  soldier,  325  s  Charles 
Wheeler  Geo.  machinist,  3  n  Poppleton 
Wheeler  Henry  W.  pilot,  207  Montgomery 

Wheeler ,  bookkeeper,  237  Hoffman 

Wheeler  Henry  A.  shoemaker,  162  n  Dallas 
Wheeler  Henry,  painter,  250  Lexington 
Wheeler  James,  mariner,  141  West 
Wheeler  John  D.  clerk,  207  Barre 
Wheeler  John  W.  ship  joiner,  90  s  Chester 
Wheeler  Joseph  A.  machinist,  Francis  near 

Madison  la 
Wheeler  Joseph  C.  grocer,  159  Forrest,  dtv  61 

Aisquith 
Wheeler  Joseph,  Tpwnsend  n  of  John 
Wheeler  Joseph  M!  87  s  Greene 
Wheeler  Keturah,  313  Franklin 
Wheeler  Rachel,  103  Gran  by 
Wheeler  Rebecca,  tailoress,  3  n  Poppleton 
Wheeler  Rebecca  S.  tailoress,  3U2  e  Madison 
Wheeler  Robert  W.  machinist,  93  n  Calvert 
Wheeler  Rosanna  E.  tavern,  23  s  Gay 
Wheeler  Samuel  J.  caulker,  325  s  Charles 
Wheeler  Samuel,  shoemaker,  250  Lexington 
Wheeler  Samuel  E.  cabinet  maker,  cor  Monu- 
ment and  Aisquith,  dw  190  Aisquith 
Wheeler  Sarah  A.  63  n  Bond 
Wheeler  Sarah,  210  Chesnut  al 
Wheeler  Thos.  B.  soldier,  81  Peirce 
Wheeler  Thos.  E.  plasterer,  23  s  Gay 
Wheeler  Thos.  H.,  Government  employ,   94 

St.  Peter 
Wheeler  Tobias  K.  brush  maker,  469  Sara- 
toga 
WH  E  ELER  &  WILSON 'S  sewing  machines, 
214  w  Baltimore  st.    Wm.  Merrell,  agent. 
[See  p.  60  Mvertisements.] 
Wheeler  Wm.  A.  sailmaker,  1  Williamson  al 
Wheeler  Wm.  E.  carpenter,  207  Peirce 
Wheeler  Wm.  L.  bookkeeper,  237  w  Hoffman 
Wheelwright  J.    (W.,  Mudge  &  Co.,)   309 

Madison  av 
WHEELWRIGHT,  MUDGE  &  CO.  paper 
dealers,  14  Hanover. — [See  p.  63  Advertise- 
vients.] 
Whelan  Mrs.  Ann,  shoebinder,  15  New 
Whelan  Daniel,  saddler,  10  Fremont 
Whelan  Mrs.  Eliza,  46  n  Charles 
Whelan  George  W.  shoemaker,  158  n  Eutaw 
Whelan  Mrs.  Henrietta,  171  Madison  av 
Whelan  Luke,  laborer,  10  Armistead  la 
Whelan  Luke,  mariner,  21  Canton 
Whelan  Michael,  fruit,  35  Stirling 
Whelan  Patience,  43  Stirling 
Whelan  Thomas,  painter,  16  Clay 
Whelan  Thomas,  painter,  Hand  tavern 
Whelan  Thomas,  jr.,  attorney,  16  St.  Paul, 

dw  46  n  Charles 
Whelan  Thomas,  mariner,  10  Armistead  la 
WHELAN  WM.  grocer,  142  w  Baltimore 
Wheldon  James  B.  sailmaker,  315  e  Baltimore 
When  Philip,  leather,  198  Henrietta 
Wherrett  Albert  E.  sailmaker,  91  s  Bond 
Wherrett  George  Z.  pilot,  118  e  Pratt 
Wherrett  James  M.  pilot,  286  e  Pratt 
Wherrett  Robert  M.  pilot,  118  e  Pratt 
Wherrett  Thomas  J.  boot  fitter,  414  w  Lom- 
bard 
Whettle  Charles,  porter,  22  Gittings 
Whiewit  Charles,  laborer,  41  s  Durham 


Whipple  Henry  B.  carpenter,  217  Hanover 
Whipps  George  W.  tinner,  732  w  Baltimore 
Whirrit  George,  mariner,  67  s  Bond 
Whistler  Mrs.  Margaret,  confectionery,  878 

w  Baltimore 
Whistler  John,  310  Aisquith 
Whitaker  Mrs.  Ann  M.  126  Mulberry 
Whitaker  Augustus,  carpenter,  254  Eastern  av 
Whitaker  Dorsey  H.  si-.,  shoemaker,  357  e 

Monument 
Whitaker  Rev.  Dorsey  H.  jr.,  357  e  Monu- 
ment 
Whitaker  Henry  M.  clerk,  24  Chatsworth 
Whitaker  Henry  M.  clerk,  318  e  Monument 
Whitaker  Dr.  Josias,  90  Greenmount  av 
White  Ann,  27  s  Republican 
White  Alex.  J.  clerk  Gas  Co.  29  n  Gilmor 
White  Ambrose  A.  (W.   &  Elder)  90  Mul- 
berry 
White  Arthur,  groceries,  189  n  High,  dw  Mad- 
ison av  nr  Northern  av 
White  Dr.  Alphonso  A.  727  w  Baltimore 
White  A.  M.  &  Co.  contractors,  120  and  122 

North 
White  A.  M.  (A.  M.  W.  &  Co.)  Madison  av 

nr  Druid  Hill  Park 
WHITE  ALEXANDER  M.  gov.  contractor, 

12  Spear's  wharf  and  Hughes'  Quay 
White  &  Albaugh,  coach  makers,  104  and  106 

Penna.  av 
White  Andrew  D.  fish  huckster,  223  Barre 
White  Barbara,  90  n  Spring 
White  Barbara,  laundress,  204  s  Bond 
White  Bernard,  painter,  161  Hughes 
White  Mrs.  Cecelia,  4  Newr 
White  Dr.  Collins  D.,  U.  S.  N.  293  w  Pratt 
White  Capt.  Charles  W.,  U.  S.  A.  334  Lex- 
ington 
White  Charles,  mariner,  71  Aisquith 
White  Charles,  mariner,  272  s  Ann 
White  Charles,  hardware,  57  Aisquith 
White  Charles  A.  baker,  255  e  Fayette 
White  Catherine,  dressmaker,  164  e  Madison 
White  Daniel,  shoemaker,  196  s  Ann 
White  Daniel  S.  (J.  Wirt  &  Co.)  165  w  Fay- 
ette 
White  David  (W.  &  Albaugh)  230  w  Biddle 
White  David,  coachmaker,  106  Penna.  av 
White  Ellen,  tavern,  171  Eastern  av 
White  Ellen,  grocery,  30  s  Eutaw 
White  Mrs.  Eliza,  119  Bank 
White  Dr.  Edward  H.  36  Franklin 
White  Edward  T.  mariner,  62  s  Exeter 
WHITE  &    ELDER,  merchandise  brokers, 
and  agents  for  Chesapeake  sugar  refinery, 
Grocers  Exchange,  cor  Exchange  place  and 
Commerce 
White  E.  H.  miller,  95  Granby 
White  Elias,  36  s  Sharp 
White  Francis,  coachmaker,  70  Division 
White  Francis,    commission    merchant,    163 

North,  dw  Balto.  co 
White  Greenbury,  mariner,  162  e  Eager 
White  Frederick,  ship  carpenter,  337  Can- 
ton avenue 
White  Geo.  T.  baker,  157  e  Baltimore,  dw  153 
White   George  B.  hosiery  and  notions,  87  n 

Howard 
White  George,  grocery,  51  Chew 
White  George,  shoemaker,  56  n  Central  av 
White  George,  machinist,  156  s  Dallas 
White  George  W.  huckster,  162  L.  Greene 
White  George  R.  porter,  127  e  Lombard 


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Benefit  Ufe  Insurance  Co.,  Newark,  N.  J.,"  89  Second  Street. 


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WHI 


White  Griffith  A.  carpenter,  153  German 
White  Gideon,  91  Cathedral 
White  Greenbury,  musician,  162  e  Eager 
White  Henry,  machinist,  154  G.  Hughes 
White   Henry  E.  &   Brothers,  tinners,  175 

Franklin 
White  Henry  E.  Walsh  near  Hoffman 
White  Henry,  121  Walsh 
White  Henry  F.  7  Brune 
White  Henry,  72  Mount  Vernon  place 
Whi'e  H«nry  D.  bookkeeper,  210  e  Eager 
White  James  D.  hats  and  caps,  n  w  cor  Fa- 
yette and  Frederick,  dw  357  w  Lombard 
White  James,  police,  306  Eastern  av 
White  Jas.  A.  harness  maker,  64  Richmond 
White  James,  police,  148  George 
White  James  A.  hatter,  5  s  Caroline 
White  Jas.  (J.  W.  &  Co.)  683  w  Baltimore 
White    James   &   Co.   produce  commission 

merchants,  22  Commerce 
White  Jacob,  cooper,  124  s  Spring 
White  Jacob  P.  clerk,  29  n  Gilmor 
White  Mrs.  Jane,  167  Montgomery 
White  Jane,  105  n  Exeter 
White  Mrs.  Jerome  B.  78  s  High 


WHITE  JOHW  R.  &  CO.  general 
Produce  and  Commission  Mer- 
chants, and  wholesale  and  retail 
dealers  in  Potatoes,  Apples, 
Onions,  Dried  Fruits,  &c .  Orders 
and  Consignments  promptly  at- 
tended to.    132  Pratt  street  whf 

White  John  R.  (J.  R.  W.&  Co.)  37  n  Exeter 

White  John  T.  police,  303  w  Franklin 

White  J.  Charles,  clerk,  90  Mulberry 

White  John,  roofer.  111  Conway 

White  John  W.  bookbinder,  57  Scott 

White  John  W.  furniture  wagoner,  55  Scott 

White  John,  fancy  goods,  180  George 

White  John,  clerk  to  assessor,  110  n  High 

White  John,  bricklayer,  4163/.<  w  Baltimore 

White  Capt.  John  H.  69  s  Ann 

White  John,  cooper,  30  s  Eutaw 

White  John,  laborer,  370  Cross 

White  John  W.  shoemaker,  513  n  Gay 

White  John,  clerk,  110  n  High 

White  John  C.  78  n  Charles 

White  John  R.  (Jones,  W.  &  North,)  Ham- 
burg near  Light 

White  John  K.  house  furnishing  goods,  11  n 
Howard,  dw  13  s  Howard 

White  Joim  N.  huckster,  131  Hamburg 

White  John  H.  gardener,  Gorsuch  av  n  of 
Taylor,  Homestead 

White  John,  (J.  R.  W.  &  Co.)  37  n  Exeter 

White  Joseph  I.  cigar  maker,  153  German 

White  Joseph,  huckster,  102  n  Caroline 

White  Joseph,  (Pardoe&  W.)  116  Gough 

White  Joseph,  212  n  Charles 

White  Joseph,  machinist,  413  w  Lombard 

White  Jos.  L.  jr.,  ship  carpenter,  197  Gough 

White  Capt.  Joseph,  mariner,  116  Gough 

White  Capt.  Joseph,  mariner,  135  s  Ann 

White  Julia  Ann,  18  s  Republican 

White  Levi  S.  15  White 

White  Lucy,  52  Hampstead 

White  Margaret,  261  n  Central  av 

White  Matthew,  shoemaker,  64  Richmond 

J.  HE.MIY   OilKSK,   Commission  Jllercliaiit,   for   the   sole    of  F-loiir,   Grain,  Seeds,  &c. 
Hoseudale  Cement  and  Calcined  Plaster  constantly  on  liand,  HI  Spear's  Wliarf. 


White  Mary  A.  140  Division 

White  Mary,  3  Tripolet  al 

White  Mary  R.  12  Durst  al 

White  Mrs.  19  Scott 

White  Mark,  hoop  skirts,  45  n  Howard 

White  Miles,  president  People's  Bank,  dw  36 

s  Sharp 
White  Michael,  tailor,  337  Canton  av 
White  Mrs.  48  Albemarle 
White  Mary,  4  Court  row 
White  Oliver  B.  52  George 
White  Owen,  coachsmith,  303  Franklin 
White  Orlando,  upholsterer,  56  Republican 
White  Peter,  soldier,  183  s  Chapel 
White  Peter,  police,  164  Orleans 
White  Priscilla  H.  78  n  Charles 
White  Patrick,  7  Lancaster 
White  Capt.  Richard  D.  87  n  Ann 
WHITE  ROBERT,  tavern,  16  Fell 
White  Robert  H.  machinist,  167  Montgomery 
White  Robert,  121  Walsh 
White   Robert,   house  furnishing  goods,  59 

n  Eutaw,  dw  13  s  Howard 
WHITE  &  ROSENBERG,  hats,  caps  and 
straw  goods,  76  and  78  s  Charles,  dw  S.  W. 
,    198  Hanover 

White  Samuel,  painter,  128  Barre 
White  Mrs.  Sarah  Jane,  64  Richmond 
White  Mrs.  Sarah,  159  Forrest 
White  Mrs.  Susannah,  115  Hollins 
White  Sarah,  boarding,  62  s  Sharp 
White  Sarah,  grocery,  108  n  High 
White  Susanna,  64  e  Baltimore 
White  Mrs.  Thomas  A.  356  w  Lombard 
White  T.  P.  356  w  Lombard 
White  Capt.  Thaddeus,  148  s  Ann 
White  Thomas,  grocer,  232  w  Biddle 
White  Thomas  1.  salesman,  418  Lexington 
White  Thomas,  founder,  106  s  Fremont 
White  Thomas  I.  56  Hanover 
White  Virginia,  14  Saratoga 
White  Wm.  B.  mariner,  94  Gough 
WJiite  Wm.  confectioner,  311  w  Baltimore, 

dw  14  George 
White  Wm.  H.  tinner,  73  Hollins 
White  Wm.  butcher,  Mary  near  Clifton,  Bal- 
timore CO 
White  Wm.  W.  machinist,  167  Montgomery 
White  Welcome,  baker,  4  n  High 
White  Wells  M.  baker,  4  n  High 
Whiteford  Charles  H.  H.  engineer,  165  Bank 
Whiteford  Mrs.  Elizabeth,  32  s  Eutaw 
Whiteford  George,  engineer,  175  n  Dallas 
Whiteford  James  H.  city  garbage  cart,  96  n 

Eden 
Whiteford  James,  commission  merchant,   7 

Spear's  wharf,  dw  21  n  Front 
Whiteford  Samuel,  55  s  Bond 
Whitehead  Louis,  photographist,  282  n  Gay 
Whitehead  Mrs.  Marion,  190  n  Eutaw 
Whitehill  Lewis,  daguerreotypist,  282  n  Gay 
Whitehouse  George,  tracechain  manufacturer, 

289  Penna.  av 
Whitehurst  J.  H.  photograph   gallery,  over 

123  w  Baltimore 
Whitehurst  Henry  W,  tinner,  36  n  Poppleton 
WHITELAW  JOHN,  steam  stone  and  mar- 
ble works,  foot  of  Washington-st,  dw  39 
Aisquith 
Whiteley  Arthur,  coal  and  wood  yard,  37  s 

Carey 
WHITELEY  BROTHER  &  CO.  wholesale 
dry  goods  dealers,  281  w  Baltimore 


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Whiteley  Mrs.  Courtney,  200  s  Eutaw 
Whiteley  Calvin,  (W.,  Bro.  &  Co.)  501   w 

Baltimore 
Whiteley  James  G.  (Whiteley,  Bro.  &  Co.) 

Ifi3  w  Lombard 
Whiteley  John,  wheelwright,  69  Preston 
Whiteley  Mary,  N.  C.  R.  R.  near  Reservoir 
Whiteley  Solomon,  bricklayer,  49  n  Caroline 
Whiteley  Thomas  E.  gunsmith,  200  s  Eutaw 
Whitelock  John  W.  police,  238  n  Caroline 
Whitelock  John  W.  police,  92  Orleans 
Whitelock  Margaret,  148  w  Madison 
Whitelock  Solomon,  49  n  Caroline 
Whitelock  W.  (W.  W.  &  Co.)  Mt.   Wash^ 

ington,  Bait,  co 
Whitelock  W.  &  Co.  manuf.   of  phosphates, 

and  dealers  in  guano,  44  South 
Whitely  James  H.  collector,  181  Preston 
Whitemarsh   David,  gentlemen's  furnishing 

store,  14  Warren,  dw  277  Garden 
Whitener   Peter,    blacksmith,   Clinton,  near 

Boston 
Whitesel  Thomas,  hatter,  403  n  Gay 
Whiteside  John,  laborer,  471  Saratoga 
Whiteston  Mrs.  Julia,  huckstress,  1  Jasper 
Whitaker  Henry,  carpenter,  459  Franklin 
Whiting  Edward,  carpenter,  68  Holland 
WHITING  JAMES  &  CO.  hardware  impor- 
ters, 130  w  Pratt  cor  Bowly 
Whiting  James  (J.  W.  &   Co.)  75  St.  Paul 
Whiting  James  A.  clerk,  75  St.  Paul 
Whiting  John,  rigger,  284  s  Durham 
Whiting  Wm.  P.  (Joseph  B.  Brinkley  &  Co.) 

5  Hollins 
Whittle  Charles,  cabinet  maker,  61  Forrest 
Whitley  Arthur,  wood,  36  s  Carey 
Whitley  Wm.  laborer,  3  Orleans 
Whitling  Mrs.  Charlotte,  125  n  Paca 
Whitman  Adam,  paper  carrier,  241  e  Eager 
WHITMAN  E.  &  SONS,  manufacturers  and 
dealers  in  agricultural   implements,    seeds, 
fertilizers,  &c.,  22  and  24  s  Calvert 
Whitman  Ezra,  (E.  B.  &  Sons,)  62  e  Baltimore 
Whitman  Ezra  B.  (E.  W.  &Sons,)  62  e  Bal- 
timore 
Whitman  James,  laborer,  337  e  Eager 
Whitman  Louis   M.   (E.  W.   &  Sons,)  62  e 

Baltimore 
Whitman  John,  shoemaker,  60  s  Schroedor 
Whitmarsh  George,  boots  and  shoes,  159 Lex- 
ington 
Whitney  Agnes,  467  Saratoga 
WHITNEY,  GUSHING  &  CO.,  booksellers 

and  stationers,  6  n  Howard 
Whitney  George  S.  tinner,  467  Saratoga 
Whitney  Wm.  N.  carpenter,  467  Saratoga 
Whitney  Francis,  laborer,  22  Barnes 
Whitney    George  H.  machinist,   Uhler's  al 
between  Charles  and  Hanover,  dw  216  e 
Monument 
Whitney  George  S.  tinner,  467  Saratoga 
Whitney  Jos.  C.  (W.,Cushing&  Co.)  Ea- 
ger, 1  door  e  of  Charles 
Whitney  Milton,  attorney,  office  22  n  Charles, 

dw  Eager,  2  doors  e  of  Charles 
Whitridge  Dr.  John,  49  n  Charles 
Whitridge  John   A.  (Gildersleve  &  W.)  163 

n  Charles 
WhitriJge  Hor.  L.  (Thos.  W.  &  Co.)  141 

St.  Paul 
WHITRIDGE  THOMAS  &  CO.,  shipping 
and  commission  merchs.  22  and  24  Bowly 's 
wharf 


Whitridge  Thomas,  (T.   W.  &  Co.)  Balti- 
more CO 
Whitridge  Dr.  Wm.  49  n  Charles 
Whitson  Diivid,  constable  and  collector,  100 

Columbia 
Whitson    Mrs.    Elizabeth,  milliner,   269   w 

Pratt 
Whitson  John,  brush  factory,  148  n  Gay 
Whitson  Wm.  E.  grocer,  56  s  Paca 
Whitteker  Dorsey  H.  clerk,  318  e  Monument 
Whittaker  Palmer,  blacksmith,  263  n  Gay 
Whittaker  R.  D.  bricklayer,  156  East 
Whittcn  Wm.  R.  ship  joiner,  256  s  Ann 
Whittemore  Mrs.  John,  111  Mulberry 
Whittemore  George  H.  collector  of  taxes,  1st 
and   13ih  districts  Baltimore  co.,  dw  Fred- 
erick av  near  Fairview  Inn 
Whittemore  John  S.. rigger,  119  s  Wolfe 
Whittemore  Charles,  laborer,  O'Donnell  near 

East  av 
Whittefield  Francis,  porter.  Point  la 
Whitter  Curtius,  blacksmith,  81  McHenry 
Whitten  Elizabeth,  ]56Gough 
Whittingham  Rev.  W.  R.  Protestant  Episco- 
pal Bishop  of  Maryland,  277  Madison  av 
Whittington  C.   W.    clerk  P.  0.,  Mansion 

House 
Whittiiigtrm  Edward,  cooper,  78  Barre 
Whittington  George  A.  mariner,  98  Hill 
Whittington  John,  281  w  Lombard 
Whittington  Mary  W.  289  Light 
Whittington  Samuel  H.  sr.,  collector,  98  Hill 
Whittington  Saml.  boiler  maker,  78  Barre 
Whittington  Samuel  H.  jr.,  bookkeeper  Bank 

of  Commerce,  dw  98  Hill 
Whittington  Samuel  E.  at  tobacco  warehouse, 

78  Barre 
Whittington  Wm.  C.  clerk,  281  w  Lombard 
Whittle  Caroline,  tailoress,  122  n  Eutaw 
Whittle  Charles,  122  n  Eutaw 
Whittle  Honora,  huckstress,  122  n  Eutaw 
WHITTLE  T.  S.  apothecary  and  druggist, 

n  w  cor  Aisquith  and  Orleans 
Whittler  Frederick,  cabinet  maker,  cor  Madi- 
son and  Eden 
Whitler  Frederick,  laborer,  38  Holland 
Whitty  John,  grocery,  107  e  Madison 
Whitworth  Anne,  teacher,  3  s  Republican 
Whitworth  Charles,  boiler  maker,  6  Rock 
Whitworth  Chas.  W.  machinist,  109  Hollins 
Whitworth  Elizabeth,  3  s  Republican 
Whitworth  Susan,  teacher,  30  s  Republican 
Whitzel  James,  speculator,  119  n  High 
Wholey  Geo.  H.  brakesman,  49  s  Poppleton 
Wholey  William,  engineer,  207  s  Eutaw 
Wholey  Joseph,  engineer,  49  Poppleton 
Whorton  James  T.  clerk,  48  s  Poppleton 
Whorton  John  A.  shoemaker,  277   Aisquith 
Whorton  Wm.  shoemaker,   1063^    w  Pratt, 

dw  302  Aisquith 
WHYTE   WM.   PINKNEY,   attorney,   21 
Lexington,  dw  Baltimore  co.,   near  cattle 
show  grounds 
Wible  Daniel,  locksmith,  6  East 
Wich  Mrs.  Mary,  confectionery,  Broadway 

near  Orleans 
Wich  Simon,  cooper,  Broadway  near  Orleans 
Wicher  Conrad,  laborer,  33  Philpot  al 
Wichlan  John,  sugar  refiner,  8  Albemarle 
Wick  Elizabeth,  grocery,  55  Union 
Wicke  Frederick,  tailor,  149  s  Bond 
Wick  Wm.  tobacconist,  161  Pennsylvania  av 
Wicke  Elizabeth,  57  Pearl 


GEO.  S.  PAGE  <Si  BR.O.,  Manufacturers    of  Roofs   ami   Roofiiig   Materials,  111    Smith's 
Wharf.     C.  HART  SBHTH,  Agent. 


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WIL 


Wicke  Wm.  trimmings,  57  Pearl 
Wickens  Mary,  61  Eastern  av 
Wickens  John,  ship  carpenter,  61  Eastern  av 
Wickens  Wm.  jr.  tinner,  61  Eastern  av 
Wicker  Martin,  painter,  Penna.  av  toll  gate 
Wickerd  Catharine,  33  Garden 
Wickerd  John,  cabinet  maker,  33  Garden 
Wickersham  John,  127  s  Caroline 
Wickersham  Mrs.  Susan,  87  William 
Wickes  Geo.  W.  wheelwright  and  blacksmith, 

1  and  3  e  Pratt,  dw  1  w  Pratt 
Wickes  John  A.  clerk,  1  w  Pratt 
Wickham  Mrs.  Mary,  42  s  Eutaw 
Wickham  John,  tavern,  5  Dover 
Wicks  Christopher,  baker,  163  Penna.  av 
Wicks  Evan  T.  machinist,  162  Scott 
Wicks  James,  printer,  347  e  Baltimore 
Wicks  Wm.  tinner,  347  e  Jialtimore 
Wicks  Jas.  L.  printer,  136  Jefferson 
Wickley  Thomas,  shoemaker,  152  Mullikin 
Wickline  Chas.  cooper,  203  William,  dw  207 
Widows  Home,  n  w  cor  Lexington  and  Cal- 
houn 
Widner  John,  trader,  273  w  Fayette 
Widdefield  Mrs.  Mary  A.  360  e  Eager 
Widderfield  Francis,  porter,  Jenkin's  la,  near 

Greenmount 
Widerfield  Thos.  E.  police,  504  n  Gay 
Widderfield  Wm  J.  caner,  360  e  Eager 
Widderman  Charles,  barber,  59  Eastern  av 
Widerman  Ezra  T.  G.  trunk  maker, 9  s  Oregon 
Widerman  Luther  T.  runner  People's  Bank, 

527  Lexington 
Widerman  Samuel  B.  cooper,  9  s  Oregon 
Widerman  Thos.  cellar  digger,  627  Lexington 
Widdison  Philip,  cooper,  424  Hanover 
Wielj  Joseph,  tailor,  53  Preston 
Wiebking  Henry,  62  Vine 
Wieckenman  Edward,  shoemaker, 95 n  Greene 
Wiechel  John,  tailor,  180  Canton  av 
Wiedmeyer  Wm.  laborer,  147  L.  Greene 
Wiedey  Charles,  cutter,  336  s  Charles 
Wiedey  Mrs.  W.  milliner,  336  s  Charles 
Wiegand  Albertus,  tailor,  48  s  Central  av 
Wiegand  Andrew,  machinist,  94  Hamburg 
Wiegand  Carl,  cabinet  maker,  20  Clay 
Wiegand  Catharine,  grocery,  20  Clay 
Wiegand  C.  H.  teacher,  65  Ensor 
Wiegand  Frank,  bird  cage  maker,  204  s  Bond 
Wiegand  Franz,  upholsterer,  311  Mulberry 
Wiegand  George  F.  foundryman,  126  Hughes 
WIEGAND    HENRY,   restaurant,   s   e   cor 

Howard  and  Camden 
Wiegand  John,  tavern,  256  s  Broadway 
Wiegand  Philip,  cooper,  over  69  w  Second 
Wiegand   Wm.  D.   (Hazlehurst    &   Co.)    26 

Warren 
Weigel  George,  cooper,  31  Brown 
Wiegel  Geo.   laborer,   Frederick  road  nt  city 

limits 
Wiegel  John,  shoemaker,  236  s  Dallas 
Woigel  Capt.  Wm  H.,  U.  S.  A.  cor  Hanover 

and  York 
WEIGHORST  HENRY,  groceries,  liquors, 

and  ice  cream  saleon,  cor  Bond  and  Canton 

av 
Weigman  John,  tailor,  209  s  Broad v/ay 
Wiei  &Bros.  Iiats  and  caps,  28  w  Pratt 
Wiel  A.  (W.  &  Bros.)  14  Centre  Market    sp, 
Weil  Jonathan,   clothier,  s  w  cor  Broadway 

and  Thames 
Weil  Louis,  (W.  &  Bros.)  14  Centre  Market 

space 


Wiel  Samuel,  teacher,  14  Centre  Market  sp. 
Wiel  Simon,  (W.  &  Bros.)  14  Centre  Market 

space 
Wietage  Mrs.  Catharine,  tavern,  97  Conway 
Wieland  Godfrey,  milkman,  544  Light 
Wieland  Louis,  grocery,  59  Harrison 
Wieman  Joseph,  laborer,  19  Cambridge 
Wiener  Adolphus,  watch  maker,  49  n  Eutaw 
Wiener  Charles,  porter,  141  s  Exeter 
Weiner  Dr.  Morris,  249  w  Fayette 
WIENEKE  FREDERICK,  grocer,  114  Hen- 
rietta 
Weir  Martin,  pedler,  171  w  Pratt] 
Weisner'Fritz,  lager  beer,  299  w  Pratt 
WIESENFELD  &  CO.  clothiers,  23,  25  and 

270  w  Baltimore 
Wiesenfeld  Moses,  (W.  &  Co.)  Ill  e   Balti- 
more 
Wiessman  Frederick,  tailor,  132  s  Bond 
Wiessner  Eberhart,  locksmith,  29  Park 
Wiest  Frederick  A.  provisions,  903  w  Balti- 
more 
Wiford  Charles,  cutter,  456  w  Pratt 
Wigand  Henry,  confectioner,  286  s  Charles 
Wigart  Henry  B.  clerk  Post  Office,  307   Gar- 
den 
Wigart  Julia,  28  Richmond 
Wiggin  Reuben  H.  shoemaker,  69  Perry 
Wigginton  Wm.  H.  tin  and  sheet  iron  work- 
er, 43  e  Fayette 
Wight   Almon,  granite  cutter,  cor  Lombard 

and  Greene,  dw  325  w  Lombard 
Wight  Jacob  H.   (Bass&W.)   138  Saratoga 
Wight  John  J.   (Griffith,  Hyatt  &  Co.)  86  w 

Monument 
Wight  Wm.  J.  153  s  Charles 
Wight  Wm.  H.  153  s  Charles 
Wightman   Mrs    Jane,  dress   maker,  157  n 

Paca 
Wigley  Edward,  bricklayer,  121  n  Paca 
Wigley  Geo.  tinner,  108  Vine 
Wigman  August,  tailor,  357  e  Eager 
Wigman  Mina, 82  s  Central  av 
Wijchgram  Aaron,  grocer,  314  Canton  av 
Wilbourn  Lewis  T.  moulder,  39  Grundy 
Wilbur  David  C.  trunk  maker,  493  w  Pratt 
Wilbur  Harrison  O.  machinist,  12  Fort  av 
Wilbur  Silas  J.  coal  dealer  and  slater,  485  w 

Pratt,  dw  493 
Wilby  Fritz,  watch  case  maker,  18  Albemarle 
Wilcox  Andrew  J.  attorney,  28 n  Calvert,  dw 

164  Harford  av 
Wilcox    Chas.    H.    butcher,  35  Centre  and  1 

Belair  markets,  dw  240  e  Biddle 
Wilcox  Henry,  hardware,  142  n  Gay,dw  142 

n  Exeter 
Wilcox  John  H.  boot  and  shoemaker,  252  n 

Gay 
Wilcox  John  F.  butcher,  111  Centre  and  20 
Hanover  markets,  dw  Point  la  nr  Green- 
mount  cemetery 
Wilcox  John  J.  pilot,  87  s  Washington,  F.P. 
Wilcox  Julia,  166  Harford  av 
Wilcox  T.  J.&  Co.  hardware,  3  w  cor  French 

and  Forrest 
Wilcox  Thos.  S.  boots  and  shoes,  134  n  Gay 
Wilcox  Wm.  L.  boots  and  shoes,  150  n  Gay 
Wilcox  Wm.  wheelwright,  132  Ensor 
Wild  Mrs.  Catharine,  17  Henrietta 
Wild  Francis,  paver,  658  Lexington 
Wild  Fredk.  W.  machinist,  272  s  Charles 
Wild  Geo.  L.  piano  maker,  272  s  Charles 
Wild  Geo.  blacksmith,  272  s  Charles 


WM.  P.  WESTS,  r.I.-i^i.io,  ;  •  uv  .-»!nl  I^if.-  Insiiraiicc  Agent  nnd  Broker.    Agent 
Benefit  lAfe  Iiusuraiice  Co.,  IVewai-k,  N.  J.,"  8U  Second  Street. 


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Wild  Henry  C.  clerk,  272  s  Charles 
Wild  Jacob,  whip  maker,  2  Harmony  la 
Wild  John,  clerk,  249  Lee 
Wild  John  L.  tailor,  128  n  Bond 
Wild  J.  Francis,  658  Lexington 
Wild  Joseph,  second-hand  dealer,  77  s  Spring 
Wild  Louis  P.  drum  maker,  272  s  Charles 
Wildame  Adam,  baker,  32  Somerset 
Wilderman  Mrs.  Mary,  228  Franklin 
Wilderman  Wm.  C.  sailmaker,  228  Franklin 
Wildermuth  John,  cigar  maker,  258  Frank- 
lin 
Wildey  Augustus,  machinist,  156  e  Monu- 
ment 
Wildey  Hall,  (I.  O.  0.  F.)  202  e  Pratt 
Wildmann   August,   boot  crimper,  32  New 

Church 
WILEN  JOHN,  grocer,  22  e  Lombard 
Wiley  Alexander,  (Jones  &  W.)  98  William 
Wiley  Alexander,  rope  maker,  13  Cambridge 
Wiley  Chas.  clerk,  287  w  Fayette 
Wiley  Elizabeth,  dress  maker,  41  Edward 
Wiley   Mrs.   Frances,  teacher,  319  e   Balti- 
more 
Wiley  Frances,  210  Bank 
Wiley  James,  blacksmith,  38  Haubert 
WILEY  JOHN  F.  book  and  job  printer,  over 
128  w  Baltimore,  American  building,  dw  42 
Lexington 
Wiley  James,  pilot,  110  s  Bond 
Wiley  John  W.   ship  carpenter,  77  s  Wash- 
ington, F.  P. 
Wiley  John  W.  clerk  N.  C.  R.  R.  333  Ca- 
thedral 
Wiley  Jos.  P.  shoemaker,  333  Cathedral 
Wiley  Jos.   conductor  N.   C.  R.  R.  333  Ca- 
thedral 
Wiley  Parkinson  R.  cigar  maker,  11  n  Eden 
Wiley  Robt.  A.  sailmaker,  187  Barre 
Wiley  Thos.  of  Hook  and  Ladder  Co.  No.  1, 

44  Centre  Market  space 
Wiley  Thos.  A.  conductor,  215  Barre 
Wiley  Thos.  J.   ship  carpenter,  155  s  Caro- 
line 
Wiley  Wm.  weaver,  41  Harmony  la 
Wiley  Wm.  fish  dealer,  38  Essex 
Wiley  Wm.,  Dover  w  of  Fulton 
Wilhelm  Conrad,  laborer,  66  Division 
Wilhelm  Francis,  hatter,  87  French 
Wilhelm   Geo.  W.   carpenter,  Aisquith  near 

Low,  dw83  Ensor 
Wilhelm   Jacob,  milkman,  Hudson  nr  Rob- 
inson 
Wilhelm  John  A.  butcher,  71  Penna.  av 
Wilhelm  John,  carpenter,  37  Preston 
Wilhelm  John  W.  pro  v.  marshal  St.  Mary's 

CO.  389  w  Fayette 
Wilhelm  John  F.  (W.  &  Miller,)  37  Preston 
Wilhelm  John,  laborer,  8  Tessier 
Wilhelm  Lewis,  grocer,  s  e  cor  Chesnut  and 

French 
Wilhelm    Louisa,    tinning    and    roofing,    71 

Penna.  av 
Wilhelm  Matthew  H.  carpenter,  212  e  Fay- 
ette 
Wilhelm  &  Miller,  hub,  tenpin  and  ball   fac- 
tory, 11  n  Frederick 
Wilhelm  Saml.  953  w  Pratt 
Wilhelm   Saml.   sr.    dealer  in  hogs,  s  w  cor 

Fulton  and  Fayette 
Wilhelm  Wm.  laborer,  414  Canton  av 
Wilhelm  Wm.   cattle  dealer,  Fulton  nr  Fay- 
ette 


Wilhelm  Wm.  speculator,  Fountain  hotel 
Wilhelm    Wm.    (Clabaugh    &    Co.,)     s   w 

cor  Fulton  and  Fayette 
Wilhelray  Ferdmand,   (Noedel    &  W.)    16 

Pearl 
Wilht'Michael,  laborer,  155  s  Dallas 
Wilken  Catharine,  257  n  Eutaw 
Wilken  Wm.  clerk,  257  n  Eutaw 
Wilkens  Henry,  (Geyer  &  W.)  319  Lexing- 
ton 
WILKENS  H.  &  CO.   manuf.  of  smoking 
and   fine  cut  chewing  tobacco,  cigars,  &c. 
181  w  Pratt 
Wilkens  Julius  C.  clerk,  93  s  Sharp 
Wilkens  Oito,  piano  maker,  over  7  s  Eutaw, 

dw  Lombard  betw  Hanover  and  Sharp 
Wilkens  Wm.  bookkeeper,  105  Hanover 
WILKENS  WM.  &  CO.  steam   curled  hair 
manufactory,  Frederick  road  near  tollgate, 
Btore  s  e  cor  Charles  and  Pratt. — [See  p.  13 
.Advertisements.] 
Wilkens  Wm.    (Wm.  W.  &  Co.)   Frederick 

road  e  of  tollgate 
Wilkes  Jabez,  feed,  cor  Canton  av  and  Ches- 
ter, dw  320  e  Pratt 
Wilkenings  Christian,  coachman,  12  Davis 
Wilkey  Christopher,  tailor,  rear  of  89  n  Ex- 
eter 
Wilkins  Anna,  seamstress,  2  Hoffman 
Wilkins  A.  cor  Monument  and  Eutaw 
Wilkins   Bartus,  saddler,  6  Light,  dw   98  e 

Pratt 
Wilkins  Chas.  H.  clerk,  98  e  Pratt 
Wilkins  Elizabeth,  68  n  Bond 
Wilkins  Geo.  T.    flour,  grain  and  feed,  55 

Light,  dw  110  Lee 
Wilkins   Henry,  commis.   merchant,  122  w 

Lombard,  dw  319  Lexington 
WILKIJV S  DR.  JOSEPH, oflice  85  w  Second, 

dw  47  Mount  Vernon  place 
Wilkins  Louisa,  cor  Monument  and  Eutaw 
Wilkins  Richard,  carpenter,  67  n  Broadway 
Wilkins  Richard  G.  restaurant,  Centre   Mar- 
ket, dw  Wolfe  near  Fayette 
Wilkins  Thomas,  laborer,  405  West 
Wilkins  Willard,  clerk,  257  n  Eutaw 
Wilkins  W.  A.  clerk,  98  e  Pratt 
Wilkinson  Albert,  teacher,  95  Hollins 
Wilkinson  Alexander,  mariner,  42  Fell 
Wilkinson  Mrs.  Ann,  nurse,  279  s  Paca 
Wilkinson  James,  painter,  40  Thames 
Wilkinson  James  A.  huckster,  17  Diamond 
Wilkinson  James,  livery  stables,  153  s  Bond, 

dw  93  s  Exeter 
Wilkinson  John  T.  fireman,  157  William 
Wilkinson  John  R.  tinner,  71  Dawson  al 
Wilkinson  John,  laborer,  rear  of  27  Fawn 
Wilkinson  John,  architect,  425  w  Fayette 
Wilkinson  J.  P.  grocer  and  commission  mer- 
chant, 122  Dugan's  wharf,  dw  106  w  Fay- 
ette 
Wilkinson  John  B.  boiler  maker,  95  Hollins 
Wilkinson  Lewis,  agent,  67  Eastern  av 
Wilkinson  Lewis,  jr.  67  Eastern  av 
Wilkinson  Mary  A.  399 Lexington 
Wilkinson  Mary  E.  teacher,  29  n  Ann 
Wilkinson  Patrick,  watchman,  33  Fell 
Wilkinson  Samuel,  146  n  Bond 
Wilkinson  Mrs.  Susan,  29  s  Ann 
Wilkinson  Walter  S.  clerk,  425  w  Fayette 
Wilkinson  Wm.  J.  police,  140  Hollins 
Wilkinson  Wm.  bookkeeper,  24  Greenraount 
av 


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Wilkison  Owen  A.  tinner,  60  Mullikin 
Wilkison  Wm.  B.  painter,  195  Mullikin 
Wilkson  Sarah,  37  Chew 
Wilks  James    K.   over  People's   Bank,  cor 

Paca  and  Baltimore 
Wilks  Patrick,  ship  carpenter,  368  Canton  av 
Wilkom  George,  shoemaker,  171  s  Bethel 
Wilk-st.  Chapel,  (Meth.)  n  e  cor  Eastern  av 

and  Chapel 
Will  Adam,  laborer,  34  Walsh 
Will  Andrew,  shoemaker,  110  n  Gay 
Will  August,  shoemaker,  45  St.  Mary's 
Will  Henry, foundryman,  10  Burke 
Will  Jacob,  shoemaker,  91  Conway 
Will  Jacob,  cooper,  165  s  Eden 
Will  Jacob,  clerk,  143  s  Exeter 
Will  John,  baker,  104  s  Caroline 
Will  Norval  L.  shoemaker,  52  n  Eutaw 
Willand  Gotleib,  226  s  Paca 
Willax  Andrew,  dyer,  87  e  Fayette 
Willax  Michael,  dyer,  288  n  Gay 
Willber  Mrs.  Mary  E.  496  Lexington 
Willenbcrg  A.  laborer,  24  Thames 
Wilier  Mrs.  D.  14  Davis 
Wilier  Jacob,  tailor,  19  e  Fayette 
Wilier  Fritz,  car  driver,  79  St.  Peter 
Willett  Charles  S.  395  Eutaw  place 
Willet  John,  laborer,  44  Johnson 
Willey  Pvebecca,  Lombard  near  Caroline 
Willey  Richard  D.  engineer,  318  William 
Willey  Wm.  F.  M.  barkeeper,  18  n  Eden 
Willey  Wm.  clerk,  177  n  Central  av 
Williams  Capt.  Anthony  C,  U.  S.  A.  202  e 

Baltimore 
Williams  Asa,  mariner,  212  Eastern  av 
Williams  Alex,  ship  carpenter,  293  William 
Williams  Alex.  M.  carpenter,  116  Eislein 
WilliamsMrs.  Anna,  21  Holland 
Williams  Bennett  A.  fish  dealer,  4  Swan 
Williams  Benj.  H.  (John  S.  Gittings  &  Co.) 

n  w  cor  Madison  and  Read 
Williams  Caroline  P.  212  Madison   av 
Williams  Mrs.  Catherine,  368  Light 
Williams  Mrs.  Catherine,  73  Park 
Williams  Catherine,  grocery,  55  Gough 
Williams  Charles,  laborer,  301  s  Bond 
Williams  Charles,  waiter,  42  Franklin 
Williams  Charles  E.  stone  cutter,  57  s  Fremont 
Williams   Charles  H.  ship  carpenter,    128  s 

Bond 
Williams  Charles,  paper  hanger,  167  Hanover 
Williams  Conrad,  machinist,  10  Holland 
Williams  Dalrymple,  clerk,  n  w  cor  Lexing- 
ton and  Calvert,  Monument  square 
Williams  Daniel,  painter,  190  Lexington 
Williams  David,  carpenter,  140  Camden,  dw 

153  L.  Greene 
Williams  David,  mahog.  sawyer,  14  Chesnut 
Williams  E.  shoe  store,  70  n  Charles 
Williams  Edward  F.  stereoty[)ist,  106  e  Mon- 

ment 
Williams  Edward  D.  clerk,  474  Lexington 
Williams  Edward,  painter,  26  Jackson 
Williams  Edward,  stock  broker,  s  w  cor  Fay- 
ette and  Paca 
Williams  Elias,  watchman,  150  e  Pratt 
Williams  Elizabeth,  305  n  Central  av 
Williams  Elizabeth  A.  474  Lexington 
Williams  Mrs.  Ellen,  190  Lexington 
Williams  Franklin,  clerk,  70  n  Charles 
Williams  George,  laborer,  6  Callendar 
Williams  George  A.  lumber,  347  n  Eutaw 
Williams  George,  smelter,  Clinton  near  Boston 


Williams  Geo.  F.  mariner,  204  s  Ann 

Williams  George,  attorney,  over  Chesapeake 
Bank,  North,  dw  147  St.  Paul 

Williams  George,    porter,  12  Fish  Market  sp 

WILLIAMS  GEORGE  H.  attorney,  over 
Chesapeake  Bank,  dw  147  St.  Paul  and  Bal- 
timore co 

Williams  G.  Harlan,  Sec'y  Howard  Ins.  Co. 
cor  South  and  Second 

Williams  Henry,  messenger  post  office,  77 
Columbia 

Williams  Herman,  (John  S.  W.  A  Bro.)  60 
w  Madison 

Williams  Isaac  J.  engineer,  173  e  Fayette 

Williams  Isaac,  clerk  B.  &  0.  R.  R.  40  Lex- 
ington 

Williams  James  A.  wood,  foot  of  Chester,  dw 
110  s  Chester 

Williams  James  R.  clerk,  Eager  two  doors  w 
of  St.  Paul 

Williams  James  W.  clerk  B.  &  O.  R.  R.  88  n 
Calvert 

Williams  James,  huckster,  8  Brannan  ct 

Williams  James,  clerk,  9  n  Front 

Williams  Jane,  teacher,  155  German 

Williams  Jeanette,  16  Saratoga 

Williams  Jennie,  143  North 

Williams  John  A.  (John  &  James  W.  &  Co.) 

98  w  Fayette 

Williams  John,  copper  smelter,  41  Block 
Williams  John,  copper  smelter,  Clinton  near 

Boston,  Canton 
Williams  J.  rigging  loft,  foot  of  Ann 
Williams  J.  Waters,  (Jenkins  &  W.)  66  Barre 
Williams  Benjamin,  149  e  Madison 
Williams  Rev.  John  W.  M.  307  w  Lombard 
Williams  John  M.  soldier,  16  Durst  al 
Williams  John,  commission  and  forwarding 
merchant,  Howard  nr  Lee,  dw  125  s  Sharp 
Williams  John,  178  Aisquith 
Williams  Jno.W.  carriage  painter,  111  Wash- 
ington, F.  P. 
Williams  Di».  John  W.,  U  S.  A.,  96  s  Sharp 
Williams  Jno.S.(J.S.  W.&  Bro.)60  wMadison 
Williams  John  C.  liquors,  202  Light 
Williams   John    S.  &  Bro.  flour,  grain   and 
commission  merchants, 52  and  54  Commerce 
WILLIAMS  JOHN  &  SON,  com.  merchants, 

99  Smith's  whf 

Williams  John,  (J.  W.  &  Son,)  n  e  cor  Cathe- 
dral and  Centre 
Williams  Dr.  John  B.  (Drs,  Hunter  &  W.)  9 

Courtland 
Williams  John  T.  mate,  76  William 
Williams  John,  laborer,  116  Ramsay 
Williams  John,  planing  mill,  354  s  Caroline 
Williams  John,  62  s  Sharp 
Williams  John  E.  carpenter,  123  Mullikin 
Williams  John,  broom  maker,  16  Haw 
WILLIAMS  JOHN  &  JAMES  &  CO.  ma- 
hogany and  lumber  yard,  130  s  Charles 
Williams  JohnW.  inspector  lumber,  12  s  High 
Williams  John  W,  coach  painter.  111  s  Wash- 
ington, F.  P. 
Williams  Joseph  S.  ladies  shoes,  70  n  Charles 
Williams  Joseph,  huckster,  s  e  cor  Fayette 

and  Durham 
Williams  Joseph  W.  rigger,  120  s  Chester 
Williams  Joshua  B.  n  w  cor  Calvert  and  Lex- 
ington, Monument  square 
Williams  Lloyd  W.  attorney,  6  St.  Paul,  dw 

York  road,  Baltimore  co 
Williams  Lawrence,  milkman,  147  Dolphin 


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Williams  Mary  A.  seamstress,  226  Henrietta 
Williams  Mrs.  Mary,  629  w  Fayette 
Williams  Mrs.  Mary,  126  s  Bond 
Williams  Mrs.  Mary  S.  120  s  Chester 
Williams  Mrs.  Mary,  confectionery,  67  Han- 
over 
William-8t  (M.  E.)  Church,  s  w  cor  William 

and  L.  Church 
Williams  Nathaniel  F.  191  n  Howard 
Williams  Mrs.  Margaret,  160  Ross 
Williams  Maria,  70  n  Charles 
Williams  M.  A.  milliner,  93  n  Exeter 
Williams  Mrs.  Mary,  179  Mulberry 
Williams  Mrs.  Mary,  254  Franklin 
WILLIAMS   NATHANIEL,  counsellor    at 

law,  n  w  cor  Lexington  and  Calvert 
Williams  Nathan,  car  driver,  586  w  Lombard 
Williams  Nathaniel  F.  jr.  191  n  Howard 
Williams  Newton,  provisions,  202  s  Sharp 
Williams  Olivia,  241  n  Eutaw 
Williams  Otho  H.  (Wm.  Howell  &  Son,)  s  e 

cor  Park  and  Madison 
Williams  Owen,  cooper,  143  King 
WILLIAMS  Dr.  PHILIP  C.  20rMadisonav 
Williams  Peter,  ship  carpenter,  55  Gough 
Williams  R.  blacksmith,  272  s  Ann 
Williams  Rebecca,  33  s  Republican 
Williams  Richard  C.  milkman,  149 e  Madison 
Williams  Richard,  puddler.  Canton  av  nr  Gist 
Williams  Robert  A.  carpenter,  135  s  Wolfe 
Williams  Robert  R.  conductor  B.  &  0.  R.  R. 

37  s  Schroeder 
Williams  Samuel  T.  coach  trimmer,  s  w  cor 

Caroline  and  Hampstead 
Williams  Samuel  0.  clerk  B.  &  0.  R.  R.  191 

n  Howard 
Williams  Sarah  J.  dressmaker,  386  Lexington 
Williams  Mrs.  Semanthe,  155  German 
Williams  Susanna,  228  e  Fayette 
Williams  Rev.  Stephen,  city  missionary,  107 

Mulberry 
Williams  Thomas  C.  carpenter,  16  n  Caroline 
Williams  Capt.  Thomas  W.  81  n  Broadway 
Williams  Thos.  shoemaker,  41  Henrietta 
Williams  Thos.  ship  carpenter,  50  French 
Williams  Thos.  smelter,  Clintoii  near  Boston 

Canton 
Williams  Wm.  A.  stevedore,  24  n  Durham 
Williams  Wm.  E.  shoemaker,  37  s  Bond 
Williams  Wm.  ship  carpenter,  98  Cross 
Williams  Wm.  carpenter,  nee  cor  Lee  and 

Howard,  dw  177  Lee 
Williams  Wm.  H.  fisherman,  207  Washing- 
ton, F.  H. 
Williams  William  H.  clerk,  158  s  Washing- 
ton, F.P. 
Williams  Wm.  H.  grocer,  s  e  cor  Fayette  and 

Durham 
Williams  Wm  H.  clerk,  104  Gough 
Williams  Dr.  William  J.,  Thompsonian,  54  e 

Baltimore 
Williams  Wm.  S.  s  e  cor  Park  and  Madison 
Williams  Wm.  laborer,  759  Light 
Williams  Wm.  rigger,  128  G.  Hughes 
Williams  Wm.  H.  pilot,  250  Bank 
Williams  Wm.  copper  smelter,  St.  Charles 

Hotel,  L.  P. 
Williams  Wm.  H.  machinist,  388  Hanover 
Williams  Wm.  collector,  179  Mulberry 
Williams  Wm.  H.  shoemaker,  39  Preston 
Williams  Wm.  T.  clerk,  49  s  Wolfe 
Williams  Z.  F.  212  Madison  av 
Williamson  Ann  S.  50  w  Centre 


Williamson  Agnes,  dry  goods,  cor  Howard 

and  Madison,  dw  225  Garden 
Williamson  Alex,  ship  carpenter,?  Cambridge, 

Canton 
Williamson  Angus,  coach  maker,  56  German, 

dw  115  Conway 
Williamson  Charles   A.   of  Union  Bank  and 

vice-consul  for  Italy,  dw  50  w  Centre 
Williamson  Harriet  R.  59  e  Fayette 
Williamson  James  A.  shoemaker,  46  Aisquith 
Williamson  Jane,  grocery,  61  Preston 
Williamson    John   W,   coach  painter,   HI  3 

Washington,  F.  P. 
Williamson  Mary  J.  225  Garden 
Williamson   John,    wholesale   dry   goods,    1 

Hanover,  dw  349  n  Eutaw 
Williamson   Mary,   second   hand  dealer,   34 

President 
Williamson  Riley  S.  teacher,  Calverton  mills 

near  Almshouse 
Williamson  Wm.  F.  deputy  warden  jail,  118 

Preston 
Williamson  Wm.  M.  shoemaker,  18  Ensor 
Williamson  W.  police,  118  Preston 
Williar  Andrew  J.  (Henry  B.  W.  &^Bro.)  571 

w  Fayette 
Williar  Mrs.  Anna  B.  561  w  Fayette 
Williar  Geo.  P.    (Sutton,  Pennington  &  Co.) 

320  Lexington 
Williar  Henry  B.  &  Bro.  cattle  dealers,  630 

w  Fayette,  dw  Henry  B.  W.  630 
Williar  Wm  A.  (Samuel  Bevan  &  Co.)  567  w 

Fayette 
Willig  George,   music  store,  1  n  Charles,  dw 

3  Courtland 
Willig  Geo.  F.  woodsawyer,  27  Fawn 
Willig  Harry,  clerk,  3  Courtland 
Willig  Joseph  E.  clerk,  3  Courtland 
Williner  John  B.  bricklayer,  89  Mullikin 
Willing  Levi  R.  mariner,  129  Washington 
Willing  Susan,  tailoress,  21  Bevan 
Willing  Wilhelmina,  tailoress,  21  Bevan 
Willinger  Michael,  feed  store,  300  n  Central  av 
WILLIS  &  ADAMS,  dealers  in  paper  and  pa- 
per stock,  n  w  cor  German  and  Charles~[See 

/)  38  ^dvertisemenls.] 
Willis  Benj.  (W.  &  Adams,)  181  s  Charles 
Willis  Cassandra,  92  n  Caroline 
WILLIS  H.  NEWTON,  storage  warehouses, 

1  to  4  and  7  to  12,  O'Donnell's  wharf,  dw 

98  e  Baltimore 
Willis  Mrs.  Henrietta,  tailoress,  141  s  Charles 
WILLIS  HENRY  M.  real  estate  broker,  over 

67  w  Fayette 
Willis  Henry  G.  carpenter,  375  Saratoga 
Willis  John  T.  carpenter,  14  Somerset 
Willis  Joseph  H.  38  s  Ann 
Willis  Richard,  apothecary,  s  e  cor  Lombard 

and  Scott 
Willis  Salisbury,  lumber,  n  e  cor  East  Falls 

and  Eastern  avs.,  dw  20  Pearl 
Willis  Thomas  A.  tailor,  182  e  Fayette 
Willischausen  George,  laborer,  84  Grind  all 
Willoughby  Harriett,  228  Montgomery 
Wills  Annie,  confectionery,  81  Union 
Wills  Ann,  5  s  Bethel 
Wills  Benjamin,  hatter,  9  McElderry 
Wills  Buchanan  T.  34  North 
Wills  Emeline,  milliner,  395  n  Eutaw 
Wills  Joseph  F.  machinist,  235  w  Pratt 
Wills  Kate,  seamstress,  6  Jackson's  ct 
Wills  Mary  Ann,  tailoress,  436  n  Gay 
Wills  Richard  C.  plasterer,  351  Franklin 


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Wills  Thomas,  tinner,  193  e  Fayette 
Wills  Thomas  L.  watchman,  22  Callendar 
Wills    Waiter,  officer  at    penitentiary,    129 

Aisouith 
Wills  ^7m.  G-.  plasterer,  295  n  Eiitaw 
Willsor.   F.  "vV.  (Turner  &  W.)  11  s  Broad- 

wp.y 
Willson  T7Illiam,  carpenter,  51  Perry 
Wilison  Joseph  E,  paper  hangings,  163  Madi- 
son av.,  dw  201  n  Eutaw 
Wilison  Robert  M.  clerk  to  Quartermaster, 

130  v/  Fayette 
Willc'.opher  Conrad,  huckster,  191  Hollins 
Willy  Sarah,  seamstress,  152  Cathedral 
Willyard  Arvis  H.  242  e  Lombard 
Wilmer  Charles,  211  Madison  av 
Wilmer  George,  cooper,  251  Hamburg 
Wilmer  Gideon  L.  carpenter,  93  Ensor 
Wilmer  James  C.  carpenter,  93  Ensor 
Wilmer  John  G.  millwright,  88  McElderry 
Wilmer  Walter,  carpenter,  93  Ensor 
Wilmer  Wm.  B.  carpenter,  93  Ensor 
Wilmer  Wm.  J.  (James  Whiting  &  Co.)  59 

n  Greene 
Wilmor  Harriet,  117  s  Spring 
Wilmot  John  G.  attorney,  dw  92  s  Eden 
Wilson  Ann  M.  207  Gough 
Wilson  Anne,  71  Centre 
Wilson  Anne,  232  German 
Wilson  Anna,  137  North 
Wilson  Archibald ,  jr. ,  cashier  American  Tele- 
graph Co.,  40  Saratoga 
Wilson  Archibald,  soap  maker,  168  Orleans 
Wilson  Aquilla,  50  s  Central  av 
Wilson  Annie,  2  Buren 
Wilson  Rev.  A.  W.  65  Dolphin 
Wilson  Mrs.  Amelia,  31  Union  al 
Wilson  Andrew,  carpenter,  Strieker  s  of  Pratt 
Wilson  Mrs.  Agnes,  45  Marion 
Wilson  Allen,  carpenter,  62  s  Oregon 
Wilson  Anion,  toUgate  keeper,  Calverton  road 
Wilson  Andrew,  stone  cutter,  3  Colvin  ct 
Wilson   Alex.  C.  R.  clerk,  241  w  Baltimore 
Wilson  Benj.  F.  coach  painter,  130  s  Regester 
WILSON  &  BURNS,  wholesale  grocers  and 
commission  merchants,  cor   Howard   and 
Lombard 
Wilson  Catherine,  3Walnut  al 
Wilson  Catherine,  209  n  Central  av 
Wilson  Charles  G.  lawstudent,  79  Cathedral 
Wilson  Charles  A.  tinner,  220  Aisquith 
Wilson  Charles  P.  shoemaker,  220  Columbia 
Wilson  Charles,  bookbinder,  55  Conway 
Wilson  Capt.  Charles  H.  157  s  Ann 
Wilson  David,  shoemaker,  54  Harrison 
Wilson  David,  hatter,  55  Greenmount  av 
Wilson  David, carter,  296  e  Monument 
Wilson  Edward,  Ir^rbor  master,  292  e  Pratt 
Wilson  Edward,  pilot,  292  e  Pratt 
Wilson  Edward,  porter,  474  Lexington 
Wilson  Edward  J.  painter,  135  n  Spring 
Wilson   Edward,  whip  sawyer,  Cross  near 

Johnson 
Wilson  Everett  F.  harness  maker,  194  n  Eden 
Wilson  Mrs.  E.  H.  cloaks  and  mantillas,  74 

Lexington 
Wilson  Mrs.  E.  A.  62  n  Caroline 
Wilson  Eleanor,  131  s  Paca 
Wilsoii  Capt.  Francis  W.  surveyor  Baltimore 

Marine  Insurance  Co.  lis  Broadway 
Wilyor:  Francis  C.  clerk,  Three  Tuns  tavern 
Wilson  Capt.  Francis  B.  63  s  Ann 
Wilson  Rev.  Franklin,  Kirby  la,  n  of  Franklin 


Wilson  George,  painter,  2  Jew  al 
Wilson  George  H.  butcher,  15  Hanover  Mar- 
ket, dw  197  Penna.  av 
Wilson  George  A.  coppersmith,  2  a  Ann 
Wilson  George  W.  plasterer,  126  Jefferson 
Wilson  George  B. ,  Q,uarter  Master,  Fort  Fed- 
eral Hill 
Wilson  George  C.  267  Lexington 
Wilson  Georgeanna,  16  Edward 
Wilson  Greenbury  B.  carpenter,  164  Green- 
mount  av,  dw  1  McCulloh 
Wilson  Mrs.  Harriet  B.  .388  v/  Lombard 
Wilson  Harry  C.  bookkeeper,  G09  w  Lom- 
bard 
Wilson  Dr.  H.  P.  C.  72  n  Greene 
WILSON   HENRY  P.  C.  insurance  agent, 

5  Franklin  buildings,  dw  1  McCulloh 
Wilson  Mrs.  Hannah,  404  n  Gay 
Wilson  Henry  R.  (Wm.  Wilson  &  Cons,) 
president  of  Crescent  Coal  Gil  Co.  dw  Bal- 
timore Co. 
Wilson  Dr.  Henry  M.  306  w  Fayette 
Wilson  Henry  K.  oil  agent,  30  n  Fremont 
Wilson  Henry,  restaurant,  822  w  Baltimore 
Wilson  Henry,  271  e  Biddle 
Wilson  Henry,  City  Collector's  office,  dw  s  e 

cor  Central  av  and  Biddle 
Wilson    Isaac,   clerk    steamboat    Louisiana, 

Broadway  near  Pratt 
Wilson  Isaac  N.  (W,  &  Ruskell,)  dw  143 

Barre  f 

Wilson  Isabella,  124  s  Central  av 
Wilson  Isabella,  laundress,  31  Buren 
Wilson  Jacob,  mariner,  14  L.  Broadway 
WILSON  LIEUT.  JAMES  E.  commanding 
Co.   I,  2d  U.  S.  Artillery,  Fort  McHenry 
Wilson  J.  Baynard,  clerk  and  collector,  149 

North,  dw  191  Mulberrry 
Wilson  James,  baker,  38  Williamson  al 
Wilson  James  A.  baker,  139  n  High 
Wilson  James,  140  w  Biddle 
Wilson  James  K.  property  agent,  84  George 
Wilson  James  R.  carpenter,  474  Lexington 
Wilson  James  P.  434  w  Lombard 
Wilson  James  A.  702  w  Pratt 
Wilson  Jamee,  salesman,  156  w  Lombard 
Wilson    James,   whip   sawyer,   Cross    near 

Johnson 
Wilson  James,  porter,  28  Orchard 
Wilson  James,  commission  and  produce  mer- 
chant, 121  North,  dw  140  w  Biddle 
WILSON   REV.  JAMES  M.,  M.  D.  35  n 

Liberty 
Wilson  James  J.  collector,  84  George 
Wilson  Jane,  grocery,  30  n  Spring 
Wilson  John,  laborer,  68  n  Dallas 
Wilson  John,  ship  carpenter,  168  s  Bond 
Wilson  John,  chair  painter,  79  Somerset 
Wilson  John  W.  grocery  and  feed  store,  129 

Greenmount  av 
Wilson  John,  mariner,  259  Aliceanna 
Wilson  John,  landscape  and  marine  painter, 

36  w  Baltimore 
Wilson  John  W.  heater,  154  Bank 
Wilson  John  T.  shoemaker,  748  w  Baltimore 
WILSON  JOHN  E.  agent  wines,  brandies, 
&c.,  n  w  cor  Howard  and  Camden,  dw  103 


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Wilson  John,  machinist,  399  w  Pratt 
Wilson  John  F.  salesman,  189  Penna.  av 
Wilson  John,  laborer,  130  Burgundy  al 


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Wilson  John  W.  (John  W.  W.  &  Son,)  1  n 

Strieker 
WILSON  JOHN  W.  &  SON,  planing  mill 

and  sash  factory,  s  e  cor  Eutaw  and  Cross 
Wilson  John  W.  jr.,  (John  Yi.  W.  &.  Son,) 

1  n  Strieker 
Wilson  Joseph,  watchman,  124  s  Central  av 
Wilson  Joseph  W.  bricklayer,  119  n  Bethel 
Wilson  Mary,  201  Franklin 
Wilson  Capl.  Levi,  mariner,  231  Hanover 
Wilson  Luther,  63  Hollins 
Wilson  Lydia,  dressmaker,  96  Ross 
Wilson  Margaret,  116  Stirling 
Wilson  Margaret,  207  Ensor 
Wilson  Mrs.  Maria,  tuiloress,  6  Gould  ct 
Wilson  Mrs.  Maria,  110  s  Sharp 
Wilson  Mary,  6  s  Central  av 
Wilson  Mary,  151  e  Baltimore 
Wilson    Mrs.   M.   A.   millinery  and    fancy 

goods,  182  Lexington,  dw  267 
Wilson  Matthew,  laborer,  112  n  Schroeder 
WILSON   PEREGRINE  T.  justice  of  the 

W)eace,  26  St.  Paul,  dw  188  Hanover 
ilson  Rebecca,  64  Schroeder 
Wilson  Richard,  millwright,  6  s  Central  av 
Wilson  Robert  B.  ship  joiner,  16  n  Bond 
Wilson  Robert,  property  agent  and  collector, 

172  Aisquith 
Wilson   Robert,  (of  Joseph,)   clerk,  434  w 

Lombard 
Wilson  Robert,  carpenter,  35  Greenmount  av 
Wilson  Robert,  434  w  Lombard 
Wilson  Robert,  plumber,  239  Hoffman 
WILSON  ROBERT  Y.  office  over  10  Water, 

dw  79  Cathedral 
Wilson  &  Ruskell,  restaurant,  87  w  Baltimore 
Wilson  Mrs.  Sallie  E.  175  L.  Montgomery 
Wilson  Samuel,  carpenter,  27  Holland 
Wilson  Rev.  Samuel  A.  190  Penna.  av 
Wilson  Sarah,  27  Chew 
Wilson  Mrs.  Sarah  E.  434  w  Lombard 
Wilson  Sarah,  dress  maker,  107  n  Pine 
Wilson  Stephen,  plasterer,  59  n  Spring 
Wilson  Mrs.  Susanna,  seamstress,  42  Ross 
Wilson  Mrs.  Susan,  151  Park 
Wilson    Thomas,  president   Baltimore    Coal 

Co.,  office  6  South,  dw  15  Lexington 
Wilson  Thomas  C.  engineer,  214  Bank 
Wilson  Vincent  T.  clerk,  131  s  Paca 
Wilson  Walter  S.  carpenter,  8  s  Fremont 
Wilson    Wm.  jr.,   (W     &   Burns,)    Eutaw 

house 
Wilson  Wm.  J.  clerk  to  Paymaster  U.  S.  A., 

33  Lexington 
Wilson  Wm.  carter,  17  Ringgold  al 
Wilson  Wm.  currier,  140  Columbia 
Wilson     William   plasterer,   Callendar  near 

Hollins 
Wilson  Wm.  V.  engineer,  59  Granby 
Wilson  Mrs.  Wm.  274  Saratoga 
Wilson    William,  at  Adams  Express,  dw  151 

Hanover 
Wilson  Wm.  B.  bookkeeper,  4  s  Broadway 
WILSON  WM.  W.  dentist,  79  n  Charles 
Wilt  George,  laborer,  Winans  row 
Wilt  John,  laborer,  299  Fremont 
Wilt  Jacob,  sexton,  rear  of  19  s  Greene 
Wilt  Kuhn,  carpenter,  218  s  Sharp 
Wilt  Perry,  lt\borer,  590  Lombard 
Wimble  Wm.  tailor,  157  n  Bond 
Wimmel  Henry,  tailor,  500  Lexington 
Wimmer  John  G.  piano  maker,  58  Walsh 
Wimmer  John,  piano  maker,  58  Walsh 


Wimmer  John  B.  piano  maker,  49  Portland 
Wimpsepp  Robert  W".  painter,  223  s  Paca 
Wimley  John,  cooper,  220  s  Sharp 
Winans  Ross,  51  and  53  Hollins 
Winans  Soup  House,  630  w  Baltimore 
Winans  Thomas,  30  Hollins 
Winchester  Mrs.  Alexander,  70  Mount  Ver- 
non place 
Winchester  A.  Parks,  mail  agent,  107  St.  Paul 
Winchester  Mrs.  Grace,  !§  Mulberry 
Winchester  George  H.  clerk,  118  a  Paca 
Winchester  Henry,  laborer,  9  n  Central  av 
WmCHESTER   JAMES,    bill   broker,   16 

South,  dw  Mount  Washington 
Winchester  John,  boarding,  33  Thames 
Winchester  John  T.  wheelwright,  Johnson  nr 

West 
Winchester  Martha  S.  52  Stiles 
Winchester  Oliver  A.  118  n  Paca 
WINCHESTER  SAML.  C.  agent,  dw  147 

s  Sharp 
WINCHESTER  SAML.  C.  gentlemen's  fur- 
nishing goods,  157  w  Baltimore,  dw  147  s 
Sharp 
Winckelman  Mrs.  Jane,  seamstress,  43  Abey 

alley 
Wincker  George,  laborer,  237  e  Lombard 
VVindel  Peter,  boot  fitter,  5  Elizabeth  la 
Winder  Casper,  laborer,  291  e  Eager 
Winder  Joseph,  1  Little  al 
Winder  Maria,  155  Aliceanna 
Winder  Peter,  potter,  168  s  Bethel 
Windermuth  Henry,  cigar  maker,  55  Albe- 
marle 
Windfelder  John,  grocer  and  milliner,  s  w  cor 

Eastern  av  and  Dallas 
Windfelder  John,  laborer,  74  s  Regester 
Windle  John,  tailor,  296  Canton  av 
Windle  John  W.  printer,  30  n  Amity 
Windolf  Harman,  cabinet  maker,  63  s  Paca 
Windsor  Elijah,  carpenter,  247  Montgomery 
Windsor  G.  S.  &  Co.  watchmakers  and  jew- 
elers, 174  w  Pratt 
Windsor  Glendy  S.  (G.  S.  W.   &  Co.)  22  e 

Lombard 
Windsor  John  T.  Chester  near  Bank 
Windus  Wm.  barrels,  293  s  Sharp 
Wind  wart  Henry,  tavern,  122  w  Fayette 
Wineberg  E.  shoemaker,  69  n  Eden 
Winehart  Gotleib,  painter,  11  Laurens 
Wineman  Joseph,  tailor,  13  St.  James 
Winenberger  Stephen,  butcher,  20  s  Bond 
Winer  Henry,  cigar  maker,  77  r  Bond 
Winer  Kate,  dressmaker,  77  s  Bond 
Winfield  Mary,  seamstress,  37  ii  Poppleton 
Winfield  Susanna,  seamstress,  37  n  Poppleton 
Wing  Bell,  laundress,  210  Chesnut 
Wingate  Ambrose,  fisherman,  396  West 
Wingate  George  H.  painter,  22  Warren 
Wingate  James,  law  reporter  Sun  office,  dw  44 

Lexington 
Wingate  John  H.  grocer,  96  Warner 
Wingate  &  Lusby,  house  carpenters,  76  s  Re- 
gester 
Winert  Leonard,  shoemaker,  68  Towson 
Wingate  Mary  R.  tailoress,  29  Gough 
Wingate  Samuel  D.  ship  carpenter,  14  s  Ann 
Wingate  Capt.  Thomas  T.  360  e  Baltimore 
Wingate  Wm.  F.  360  e  Baltimore 
Wingate  Wm.  (W.  &  Lusby,)  7  Ann 
Winger  Aloes,  cooper,  35  Cross 
Winingder  Lewis,  309  e  Madison 
Winingder  Mrs.  Virginia,  96  s  Bond 


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Wininger  Stephen,  20  s  Bodn 

Winkel  Henry,  grocery,  s   e  cor  Dover  and 

Penn 
Winkel  Henry,  grocery,  n  e   cor  Pratt  and 

Scott 
WankelmanBarnhard,  laborer,  107  Cambridge 
Winkelman  Casper,  tailor,  56  Greenmountav 
WINKELAIAN  JOHN,  box  maker,  12  and 

15  Grant,  dw  98  s  Howard 
Winkelmcicr  John  H.  shoemaker,  118  Garden 
Winkelmeier  John,  laborer,  118  Garden 
Winkcrman   Wm.  well  digger,  n  e  cor  Wash- 
ton  and  Polk,  Homestead 
Winkle  Henry,  grocery,  41  Penn 
Winklcman  Francis,  rigger,  367  Canton  av 
Winkleman  Henry,  packing  boxes,  92  s  Paca 
Winkleman  John  H.  dark,  92  s  Paca 
Winkleman  John  H.  shoemaker,  135  Camden 

Winkleman ,  laborer,  272  Aliceanna 

Winkler  Bartholomew,  grocery,  422  Saratoga 
Winkler  Francis  J.  shoemaker,  31  s  Oregon 
Winkler  George,  tailor,  330  e  Lombard 
Winkler  John,  shoemaker,  41  Marion 
Winkler  Mary,  seamstress,  80  Central  av 
Winkler  Valentine,  tailor,  330  e  Lombard 
Winks  John  W.  pilot,  89  s  Washington,  F.  P. 
Winks  Robert  C.  block  and  pump  maker,  197 

Bank 
Winks  Samuel,  carpenter,  18  n  Oregon 
Winks  Wesley,  wagoner,  18  n  Oregon 
WINN  ELISHA,  magistrate,  dw  Farmer's 

hotel,  Forrest  and  Hillen 
Winn  Frederick  S.  clerk,  612  Lexington 
Winn  George  W.  bookkeeper,  612  Lexington 
Winn  James  P.  clerk,  612  Lexington 
Winn  John,  612  Lexington 
Winn  John  W.  police,  28  Orleans 
Winn  Matilda,  612  Lexington 
Winn  Mrs.  Mary,  25  Chatsworth 
Winncough  Ferdinand,  laborer,  190  s  Wolfe 
Winnebergei-  Frank  J.  saddler,  30  n  Liberty 
Winneberger  J.  L.  dentist,  30  n  Liberty 
Winneberger  Jane,  30  n  Liberty 
Winneke  Charles,  piano  maker,  60  Portland 
Winsett  John  R.  clerk,  118  Lee 
Winsinger  Wilhelm,  upholsterer,  92  Low 
Winsinger  Wm.  upholsterer,  92  Low 
Winslow  Patrick,  machinist,  55  s  Fremont 
Winstrow  Henry,  varnisher,  81  Grindall 
Wintenoden  Catherine,  36  Lancaster 
Winter  Anton,  shoemaker,  44  s  Central  av 
Winter  Anton,  weaver,  5  Shakspear 
Winter  Andrew,  tailor,  60  n  Caroline 
Winter  Catherine  E.  223  e  Lombard 
Winter  Mrs.  Catherine  E.  S.   s  e  cor  Balti- 
more and  Caroline 
Winter  Frederick,  butcher,  174  Harford  av 
Winter  Frederick,  shoemaker,  283  n  Gay 
Winter  Francis,  cabinet  maker.  Low  2  doors 

from  Chesnut 
Winter  Florence,  shoemaker,  6  n  Greene 
Winter  George,  boiler  maker,  14  Green  ct 
Winter  Henry,  tailor,  5\}>4  Stirling 
Winter  Henry,  butcher,  52  Preston 
Winter  Henry,  daguerreotypist,  578  w  Balti- 
more 
Winter  Helena,  cap  maker,  578  w  Baltimore 
Winter  Jacob,  tavern,  89  Hampstead 
Winter  John,  carter,  38  Lancaster 
Winter  John,  tailor,  97  s  Regester 
Winter  John,  laborer,  16  Dewberry  al 
WINTER  JONAS,  apothecary,  s  c  cor  Bal- 
timore and  Caroline 


Winter  Ludwig,  cabinet  maker,  25  s  Central 

avenue 
Winter  Mary,  14  Green  ct 
Winter  Martin,  baker,  cor  Elliott  and  Patux- 

ent,  Canton 
Winter  Philip,  shoemaker,  292  Mulberry 
Winter  Robert,  mariner,  105  s  Ann 
Winter  Samuel  G.  soldier,  234  Hanover 
WINTER  SAMUEL,  carpenter,  182  Ham- 
burg, dw  234  Hanover 
Winter  Wm.  P.  carpenter,  134  w  Lombard 
Winter  Wm.  soldier,  14  Green  ct 
Winterbottom  Caroline,  teacher,  176  e  Pratt 
Winterbottom  Margaret,  176  e  Pratt 
Winterling  John,  harness  maker,  83  Boston 
Winterbower  John,  laborer,  320  s  Bond 
Winterbower  Leonard,  laborer,  Liberty  road 

nr  Fremont 
Winterlein  Conrad,  shoemaker,  205  s  Wash- 
ington, F.  P. 
Winternight  Henry,  marble  cutter,  61  n  Gay, 

dw  84  n  Exeter 
Winternight  John,  painter,  194  n  Central  av 
Winternitz  Charles,  junk,  26  Penna.  av 
Winternitz  Charles,  junk,  79  s  Howard 
Winters  Francis,  cabinet  maker,  45  Low 

Winters ,  paper  box  maker,  218  Chesnut 

Winters  James,  salesman,  3  Stiles 
Winters  John,  porter,  238  w  Biddle 
Winterson  Benj.  clerk,  89  s  Sharp 
Winterson  Washington,  clerk,  89  s  Sharp 
Winterstein  Carl,  91  Granby 
Winterlin  John,  saddler,  414  Canton  av 
Wintling  Rebecca,  laundress,  12  Armistead  la 
Wintzburger  Michael,  drover,  149  Franklin 
Winzel  George,  gardener,  Liberty  rd   nr  city 

limits 
Wipfield  Henry,  carpenter,  428  Canton  av 
Wirgman  Charles,  clerk  N.  C.  R.  R.  54  Sar- 
atoga 
Wirsching  Michael  W.  harness  maker,  Jose- 
phine 2  doors  from  Pine 
Wirt  George,  laborer,  80  s  Central  av 
Wirt  I.  &  Co.,  wholesale  dealers  boots,  shoes, 

hats,  &c.,  3  n  Howard 
Wirtli  Casper,  84  e  Lombard 
Wirth  George,  cigar  maker,  220  Canton  av 
Wirth  George,  confectionery,  95  n  Fremont 
Wirth  John,  tailor,  64  s  Durham 
Wirth  Magdalene,  rags,  128  Vine 
Wirth  Martin,  shoemaker,  19  Pearl 
Wirth  Michael,  stove  finisher,  155  s  Dallas 
Wirth  Peter  Frank,  tailor,  42  Penna.  av 
Wirts  Mrs.  Ellen,  168  L.  Greene 
Wirts  George,  drayman,  294  s  Sharp 
Wirts  Michael,  carver  and  gilder,  52  Pearl 
Wirts  Wm.  H.  carver  and  gilder,  52  Pearl 
Wischmeyer  Edward,  clerk,  24  Pearl 
Wiscotkel  Wenzel,  shoemaker,  15  Barnes 
Wise  Mrs.  Catherine,  448  w  Pratt 
Wise  Elizabeth,  8  Shakspear 
Wise  Edward  M.    conveyancer  and  general 
business  agent,  32  St.   Paul,  dw  n    e  cor 
Madison  av  and  Mosher 
Wise  Frederick,  butcher,  448  w  Pratt 
Wise  Ferdinand,  mariner,  227  e  Monument 
Wise  George,  hostler,  George  al  nr  George 
Wise  George,  cooper,  249  e  Fayette 
Wise  George  D.  surveyor,  46  McCulloh 
Wise  Jacob,  clothing  store,  239  s  Broadway 
Wise  John  L.  tailor,  128  n  Bond 
Wise  John  H.  sailmaker,  74  n  Broadway 
Wise  John  J.  laborer,  116  Cross 


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"Wise  John  J.  &  Bro.  piano  makers,  31  Han- 
over 
Wise  John,  carpenter,  49  Elliott 
Wise  John,  tinner,  44  e  Eager 
Wise  John,  comb  maker,  44  e  Eager 
Wise  John,  huckster,  402  West 
Wise  John  J.  (J.  J.  W.  &  Bro.)  Jefferson  n 

of  Taylor,  Homestead 
Wise  Leopold,  salesman,  227  e  Monument 
Wise  Lewis,  butcher,  448  w  Pratt 
Wise  Lewis,  laborer,  415  s  Charles 
Wise  Lewis  V.  butcher,  62  Lexington  and  36 
Centre  markets,  dw  Penna.  av  near  North- 
ern av 
Wise  L.  E 

Pratt 

Wise  Lawrence,  braes  finisher,  109  w  Fayette 
Wise  Louisa,  227  e  Monument 
Wise  Mary,  4  Preston 
Wise  Mary,  tobacconist,  s  e  cor  Gough  and 

Ann 
Wise  McKeel  T.  (John  ;J.  W.   &  Bro.)  334 

Saratoga 
Wise  Thomas,  machinist,  133  Montgomery 
Wise  Valinda,  166  e  Monument 
Wise  Wm.  W.  carpenter,  74  n  Broadway 
Wise  Wm.  police,   173  Orleans 
Wise  Wm.  soldier,  30  n  Spring 
Wise  Wm.  roller,  102  s  Washington,  F.  P. 
Wisebaugh  Benjamin  H.  bricklayer,  83  Mc- 

Elderry 
Wisebaugh  Mrs.  Mary,  seamstress,  14  Cen- 
tral av 
Wiseman  Mrs.  Chas.  druggist,  557  w  Balti- 
more 
Wiseman  George,  blacksmith,  666  w  Pratt 
Wiseman  Jacob,  gardener,  179  Lemmon 
Wiseman  John  laborer,  235  s  Durham 
Wiseman  John  T.  366  n  Gay 
Wiseman  Wm.  clerk,  283  Low 
Wisenauer  Jacob,  mead  and  porter,  411  w 

Pratt  ' 

Wisman  Anton,  blacksmith,  383  s  Charles 
Wisner  Michael,  cabinet  maker,  134  s  Caro- 
line 
Wisong  Jacob,  clerk,  4  Brune 
Wisong  Wm.  A.  deputy  revenue  collector,  99 

w  Baltimore,  dw  425  n  Central  av 
Wissler   Emil,    boot  and   shoemaker,    157   e 

Fayette 
Wissling  Herman  H.  grocery,  9  Mercer 
Wissner  Eberhard,  locksmith,  23  Brown 
Wissner  George,  shoemaker,  175  s  Bethel 
Wissner  Hartman,  currier,  23  Brown 
Wissner  John,  watchmaker,  23  Brown 
Wissman  Andrew,  lager  beer,  138  Hollins 
Wissman  John,  tailor,  343  s  Bond 
Wist  Jacob,  laborer,  346  s  Bond 
Wister  Annie  E.  137  North 
Wistowe  David,  locksmith,  117  Peirce 
Witler  Charles  A.  ship  carpenter,  17  Abey  al 
Witler  John  C.  laborer,  17  Abey  al 
Witman   John  H.   reporter  Gazette,  333   w 

Pratt 
Witman  Sophie  L.  333  w  Pratt 
Witroch  Charles,  iron  founder,  189  Aliceanna 
Witte  Frederick,  clothing  cutter,  73  e  Lombard 
Witte  Francis,  saddler,  17  w  Biddle 
Witte  George,  teacher,  John  near  Lanvale 
Witte  Henry,  tailor,  53  Leadenhall 
Witte  John  F.  tailor,  73  e  Lombard 
Witte  Wm.  laborer,  51  Leadenhall 
Wittekind  John,  grocer,  15  n  Poppleton 


Wittekind  Henry,  baker,  170  Lee 
Wittenbecker  Daniel,  shoemaker,  114  Stirling 
Wittenstein  David,  clerk,  86  Holiday 
Wittenstein  Mary,  86  Holiday 
Witter  Valentine,  laborer,  196  Aliceanna 
Witters  Capt.  James,  28  s  Caroline 
Witters  Thomas  D.  printer,  28  s  CaroHne 
Witters  William  W.  painter  and  grainer,  68 

George 
Wittesban  Christopher,  tailor,  101  s  Dallas 
Wittgenstein  David,  clothing  store,  103  Har- 
rison 
Wittgrefe  Wm.  tailor,  106  s  Bond 
Wittgrefe  Conrad,  cooper,  106  s  Bond 
Wittich  Charles  J,  baker,  52  s  Central  av 
WITTICH  HENRY,  wine  and  liquor  dealer, 

s  w  cor  High  and  Gran  by 
Wittich  John,  scissors  grinder,  41  Barnes 
Wittig  Mrs.  C.  123  Hollins 
Wittman    Christopher,   cabinet    maker,    213 

Montgomery 
Wittman  Wm.  W.  commission  merchant,  92 

w  Pratt,  dw  22  Camden 
Witts  Henry,  watchman,  65  n  Exeter 
Witz  Daniel,  soldier,  411  e  Fayette 
Witz  Henry,  laborer,  62  Johnson 
Witz  John,  laborer,  214  s  Bond 
Witz  Mrs.  Margaret,  317  n  Gay 
Witz  Wm.  police,  144  n  Caroline 
Witzburger  Joseph,  carpenter,  22  Abbot 
Witzelburger  Nicholas,  butcher,  n  w  corner 

Madison  av  and  Chester 
Witzenberg  Jacob,  tailor,  57  Aliceanna 
Wivel  George,  grocer,  363  n  Howard 
Wivel  Sophia,  52  n  Front 
Wivel  Wm.  A.  stone  cutter,  34  w  Biddle 
Wix  Charles,  machinist,  316  w  Pratt 
Wix  Charlotte,  316  w  Pratt 
Wix  Henry  A.  coach  trimmer,  316  w  Pratt 
Wlodeck  Henry,  moulder,  138  e  Pratt 
Wode  Ann  Maria,  grocery,  273  s  Charles 
Wode  Louis,  tavern,  292  s  Charles 
Wode  Wm.  shoemaker,  62  China 
Woehrn  Henry,  cabinet  maker,  7  s  Bond 
Woelpher  Benj.  block  and  pump  maker,  307 

e  Lombard 
Woestmann  F.  watchmaker,  over  127  w  Bal- 
timore, dw  4  Pearl 
Wohlfarth  Dennis,  gunsmith,  20  Preston 
Wohner  Anne,  2  Gould  la 
Woight  Wm.  H.  caulker,  134  Johnson 
Wolcott  Mrs.  Amelia  J.  30  Camden 
Wolf  Alonzo  L.  butcher,   12  Centre  and  74 

Belair  markets,  dw  178  Harford  av 
Wolf  Andrew,  cooper,  180  s  Central  av 
Wolf  Anthony,  piano  maker,  317  w  Pratt 
Wolf  Anton,  varnisher,  111  Saratoga 
Wolf  Anton,  laborer,  16  Walsh 
WolfBernard,  piano  maker,  70  Chatsworth 
Wolf  &  Bergman,  clothiers,  244  w  Pratt 
Wolf  Mrs.  Catherine,  114  Hughes 
Wolf  Charles,  carpenter,  224  Penna  av 
Wolf  Charles,  dairyman.  Point  la 
Wolf  Christian,  tailor,  100  Leadenhall 
Wolf  Clay  A.  clerk,  309  Hollins 
Wolf  Conrad,  clerk,  267  n  Eutaw 
Wolf  Conrad,  wagoner,  164  Washington.F.H, 
Wolf  Daniel,  butcher,  238  s  Bond 
Wolf  Daniel,  ( W.  &  Stowell,)  433  w  Fayette 
Wolf  David,  laborer,  207  s  Bethel 
WOLF  EDMUND,  wholesale  stove   manu- 
facturer, n  e  cor  Light  and  Lombard,  dw  311 
Hollins 


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Wolf  Edward,  painter,  55  Pearl 
Wolf  Mrs.  Elizabeth,  366  Cross 
Wolf  Ellen,  porter  maker,  106  Stirling 
Wolf  Ernest  A.  glass  cutter,  Uhler's  al.  near 

Charles,  dw  296  Franklin 
Wolf  Francis,  stevedore,  261  n  Eden 
Wolf  Frederick,  huckster,  50  Pearl 
Wolf  George,  tailor,  25  Preston 
Wolf  Geo.  E.  chairmaker,  62  Henrietta 
Wolf  George  W.  baker  and  confectioner,  164 

s  Broadway 
Wolf  George  W.  apothecary  and  druggist,  100 

Lexington,  dw  164  s  Broadway 
Wolf  George,  glass  flattener,  114  Hughes 
Wolf  George,  tailor,  317  w  Pratt 
Wolf  Henry,  laborer,  303  William 
Wolf  Henry,  shoemaker,  30  Scott 
Wolf  Henry,  laborer,  82  Cambridge 
Wolf  Henry  W.  butcher,  479  e  Baltimore 
Wolf  Mrs.  Hester  A.  664  Lexington 
Wolf  Henry,  cooper,  118  E.  Lombard 
Wolf  Jacob,  tinner,  41  s  Schroeder 
Wolf  Jacob,  bricklayer,  51  Perry 
Wolf  John,  porter,  592  w  Baltimore 
Wolf  John  G.  butcher,  4  Centre  Market,  dw 

Point  la  near  Greenmount  cemetery 
Wolf  John  George,  baker,  34  Preston 
Wolf  John,  laborer,  8  Port 
Wolf  John,  milkman,  Hudson  nr  Cannon 
Wolf  John,  baker,  185  n  Dallas 
Wolf  John,  tanner,  106  Wolf 
Wolf  John  H.  clerk,  433  w  Fayette 
Wolf  John  M.  grocery,  76  s  Bond 
Wolf  Joseph,  butcher,  48  Fell's  Point  Market, 

dw  241  s  Bond 
Wolf  Joseph,  butcher,  38  Penna.  av 
Wolf  John  CD.  japanner,  30  Scott 
Wolf  John,  cooper,  26  Leadenhall 
Wolf  John  B.  porter,  592  w  Baltimore 
Wolf  John,  currier,  68  Holiday 
Wolf  John  Paul,  carpenter,  Harison  nr  Jack- 
son, Homestead 
Wolf  Marcus,  184  flarford  av 
Wolf  Matthias,  garbage  man,  74  Peirce 
Wolf  Moses,  (W.  &  Bergman,)  244  w  Pratt 
Wolf  Nicholas,  glass  flattener,  114  Hughes 
Wolf  Mrs.  Rachel,  57  Hoffman 
Wolf&  Rotan,  grocers,  22  Jefferson 
Wolf  Samuel  M.  tailor,  133  Ross 
Wolf&  Stowell,  manufacturers  American  Mo' 

cha  coffee,  45  n  Amity 
Wolf  Sylvester  H.  soldier,  3  Preston 
Wolf  Valentine,  tailor,  71  s  Bethel 
Wolf  Wm.  H.  tinner,  128  s  Central  av 
Wolfanger  August,  tailor,  223  Mulberry 

-(^Toife ,  laborer,  183  Eastern  av 

Wolfe  Charles  E.  tailor,  88  HoUins 
Wolfe  Christian,  confectioner,  124  e  Lombard 
Wolfe  Everhart,  cigar  maker,  189  s  Bond 
Wolfe  F.  E.  S.  clerk  N.  C.  R.  322  Lexington 
Wolfe  Geo.  H.   corresponding    clerk   Union 

Bank,  dw  322  Lexington 
Wolfe  Geo.  (W.  &  Stuart,)  322  Lexmgton 
Wolfe  Geo.  carpenter,  105  s  Sharp 
Wolfe  Mrs.  Mary,  154  e  Lombard 
Wolfe  Lewis,  clerk,  322  Lexington 
WOLFE  &  STUART,  grocers,  77  Exchange 

W)lace 
olfe  Wm.  S.  136  Pearl 
,  Wolferman  Michael,  laborer,  314  Eastern  av 
Wolferman  Michael,  jr.  gardener,  115  Elliott 
Wolfersberger  J.  P.  bookkeeper,   Grundy  nr 
McMuchin 


Wolfesinger  John,  laborer,  61  President 
Wolff  Alexander,  attorney,  17  Law  buildings, 

dw  73  McCuUoh 
Wolff  Christian,  shoemaker,  22  Somerset 
Wolff  Ernest,  laborer,  263  Ann 
Wolff  Gotlieb,    vinegar    manufactory,  29    n 

Amity 
Wolff  Geo.  tailor,  259  West 
Wolff  Hatz,  rag  dealer,  177  s  Bethel 
Wolff  John,  blacksmith,  37  Brown 
Wolff  Mrs.  R.  millinery,  233  w  Pratt 
WolffMrs.S.  233  w  Pratt 
Wolff  Wm.  S.  clerk,  233  w  Pratt 
Wolfert  John,  laborer,  76  Granby 
Wolford  Thomas  S.  mariner,  358  a  Charles 
Wolfort  Elizabeth,  250  s  Bond  » 

Wolfman  Michael,  laborer,  79  Johnson 
Wolfram  Benedict,  grocer,  296  e  Pratt 
Wolfram  Mrs.  Dority,  325  e  Lombard 
Wollak  Joseph,  clothing  cutter,  Preston  near 

Penna.  av 
WoUeber  Jacob,  lager  beer,  88  n  Paca 
Wollenberg  Herman,  machinist,  308  s  Sharp 
Wollenberg  John,  milkman,  270  William 
Wollett  John,  engineer,  104  n  Fremont 
WOLLETT  JOHN  T.  livery  stable,  21  Tem- 

WDle,  dw  41  e  Fayette 
ollrab  George,  tinner,  161  King 
Wollring  Christian,  shoemaker,  197  e  Madison 
WoUring  John,  broom  maker,  16  St.  James 
Wollring  Henry,  lager  beer,  57  Hanover 
Wolperser  Jacob,  laborer,  187  b  Wolfe 
Wolrad  John,  coppersmith,  194  Canton  ar 
Woltman  Daniel,  carpenter,  447  Lexington 
Wolters  Henry,  junk  dealer,  7  Fell 
Woltzen   Ernest  F.  C.  tailor,  59  Centre  Mar- 
ket space 
Wolvington  James  W.  (G.  S.  Watts  «fc  Co.) 

288  Hollins 
Wolle  Alex,  aquarian  maker,  and  bird  stuffer, 

over  30  w  Second 
Womastek  John,  wheelwright,  1  Elizabeth  la 
WOMBLE    DR.    PEMBROKE  M.   203    w 

Lombard 
Wonderly  Geo.  L.  coach  trimmer,  97  Ross 
Wonderly  Henry,  cigar  maker,  104  Franklin 
Wonderly  Mrs.  Isabella,  97  Ross 
Wonderly  Joseph  D.  police,  60  Holiday 
WONDERLY  WM.   S  &   CO.  china,  glass 
and  queeiisware,  75  w  Baltimore,  dw  116  n 
Gay 
Wonderly  Wm.  S.  china,  glass  and  queens- 
ware,  116  n  Gay 
Wontisseth  Edward,  tailor,  126  Ross 
Wontisseth  Eliza,  trimmings,  126  Ross 
Wood  Charles  O'Neal,  carpenter,  321  Frank- 
lin 
Wood  Angelina,  boarding,  92  Saratoga 
Wood  Francis,  property  agent,  355  e  Eager 
Wood  Mrs.  Hester,  182  Ramsay, 
Wood  Isaiah  E.  blacksmith,  157  Gough 
Wood  James  E.  brickmaker,  299  William 
Wood  James  H.   commission  merchant,   96 

Hanover 
Wood  James  H.  trader,  299  William 
Wood  J.    C.  contractor  House    of  Refuge, 

Howard  House 
Wood  John  T.  blacksmith,  295  Eastern  av 
Wood  John  F.  96  Lee 
Wood  John  T.  clerk,  45  Carey 
Wood  John  P.  shoemaker,  189  Orleans 
Wood  Mrs.  Julia  A.  16  e  Madison 
Wood  Margaret,  35  High  al 


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Wood  Mrs.  Mary  J.  29  Carlton 

Wood  Mra.  Matilda,  191  Montgomery 

Wood  Matilda,  117  w  Biddle 

Wood  Nicholas  L.  police  commissioner,  36  s 

Greene 
Wood  Nicholas  L.  jr.  soldier,  130  Lee 
Wood  Oliver  335  e  Pratt 
Wood  Ruth  Ann,  seamstress,  13  Baker's  ct 
Wood  Thomas,   block  and  pump  maker,  245 

McElderry's  whf,  dw  186  n  Broadway, 
Wood  Thos.  H.   turnkey   Southern  District, 

355  Light 
Wood  Wni.  A.  police,  117  n  Front 
Wood  Wm,  W.  mariner,  277  Hanover 
Wood  Wm.  F.  printer,  51  Columbia 
Wood  Wm.  bookkeeper,  334  w  Lombard 
Woodall  Ann  M.  seamstress,  73  Pearl 
Woodall  Henry,  rigger,  85  s  Fremont 
Woodall  Mrs.  Hester,  47  Lee 
Woodall  James,  ship  carpenter,  47  Lee 
Woodall  Jane  B.  seamstress,  7  Parkin 
Woodall  John  T.  engineer,  236  Barre 
Woodall  Theodore,  painter,  186  Conway 
Woodall  Walter  W.  engineer,  193  Barre 
Woodall  William   A.  pump  maker,  156  Di- 

yision 
Woodall  Wm.  E.  ship  carpenter,  47  Lee 
Woodall  Wm.  J.  plasterer,  156  Division 
Woodburn  David  E.  ticket  agent  P.  W.  &  B. 

R.  R.  348  e  Baltimore 
Woodburn  Sarah,  350  e  Baltimore 
Woodcock  Charles  P.  engineer,  P.  W.  &  B. 

R.  R.,  173  s  Central  av 
Woodcock  Wm.  watchmaker,  187  w  Pratt 
Wpoddy  John  W.  printer,  104  w  Fayette 
Wooddy  Wm.  E.  printer,  158  w  Baltimore,  dw 

320  w  Pratt 
Wooden  Anne,  seamstress,  45  Chesnut 
Wooden  Jarrett,  19  Biddle 
Wooden  John,  cooper,  298  Harford  av 
Wooden  John  F.,  N.  C.  R.  R.  dw  48  e  Eager 
Wooden  John  L.  113  Preston 
Wooden  John,  flour  and  feed,  113  Preston 
Wooden  Mrs.  Mary  A.  nurse,  375  Light 
Wooden  Sarah  A.  7  Young 
Wooden  Stephen,  19  Biddle 
Wooden  Susan,  milliner,  122  Preston 
Wooden  Thomas,  cooper,  312  Forrest 
Wooden  Thomas,  blacksmith,  43  Dolphin 
Woodfield  John,  huckster,  196  Regester 
Woodhouse  Joshua  D.  109  n  Caroline 
WoodhuU  A.  A.  assistant  surgeon  U.  S.  A. 

12  n  Calvert 
Woodhull  Capt.  Maxwell,  V.  Z.  aid  de  camp, 

headquarters,  dw  Eutaw  House 
Woodland  John,  pattern  maker,  24  Hull's  la 
Woodland  Martha,  seamstress,  76  York 
Woodland  Susan,  seamstress,  76  York 
Woodland  Thomas,  laborer,  76  York 
Woodland  Wesley,  engineer,  3  Hope  al 
Woodman  John,  property  agent,  49  Conway 
WOODROFFE  GEORGE,  instrument  case 

and  packing  box  maker,  34  Park 
Woodruff  .Michael,  laborer,  Philadelphia  road 

near  city  limits 
Woodruff  Wm.  sutlers  supplies,  53  w  Pratt, 

dw  Fountain  Hotel 
Woods  Alexander  P.  (W.,  Bridges  &  Co.) 

167  Garden 
Woods  Mrs.  Ann,  Chase  near  Bond 
WOODS,  BRIDGES  &  CO.  wholesale  gro- 
cers and  commission  merchants,  6  and   8 

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Woods  Bridget,  120  n  Fremont 
Woods  Charles  F.  clerk,  167  Garden 
Woods  Charles  L.  can  maker,  292  s  Sharp 
Woods  Charles  W.  ship  joiner,  155  s  Chapel 
Woods  Daniel  C.  (Hyland  &  W.)  167  Garden 
Woods  Eliza,  167  Garden 
Woods  Elizabeth,  194  s  Caroline 
Woods  Geo.  clerk,  330  n  Howard 
Woods  Geo.  W.  machinist,  292  s  Sharp 
Woods  George  W.  printer,  21  s  Sharp 
Woods  Henry,  laborer,  80  Preston 
Woods  Hiram,  jr.,  (Dougherty,  W.  &  Co.) 

245  Madison  av 
Woods  James  0.  brakesman,  182  Ramsay 
Woods  Hudson,  farmer,  166  e  Pratt 
Woods  Mrs.  Hiram,  167  Garden 
Woods  John,  soldier,  332  n  Howard 
Woods  John  F.  printer,  314  s  Charles 
Woods  John  P.  turner,  314  s  Charles 
Woods  John  D.  plasterer,  39  Mosher 
Woods  John  F.  carpenter,  203  Ross 
WOODS  JOHN  W.  book  and  job   printer, 
and  publisher  of  Baltimore  City  Directory, 
202  Baltimore,  up  stairs,  dw  21  s  Sharp 
Woods  Joshua  R.  wheelwright,  108  n  Paca 
Woods  Joshua,  brick  maker,  118  West 
Woods  Michael,  carter,  167  s  Central  av 
Woods  Patrick,  weaver,  451  Saratoga 
Woods  Patrick,  moulder,  2  Fall 
Woods  Peter,  laborer,  38  Somerset 
Woods  Philip,  soldier,  Calhoun  s  of  Ramsay 
Woods  Robert  A.   city  collector's  office,   94 

Lexington 
Woods  Rufus,  clerk,  Franklin  House 
Woods  Sarah,  649  Lexington 
WOODS  &  RUSSELL,  pharmaceutists,  n  e 

cor  Baltimore  and  Eutaw 
Woods  Wm.  finisher,  212  Hollins 
Woods  William  M.,  Capt.  police,  649  Lex- 
ington 
Woods  Wm.  music  teacher,  314  3  Charles 
Woods  Wm.  hatter,  405  West 
Woods  Zechariah,  laborer,  29  Gittings 
Woodside  Charles  S.  clerk  B.  &  0.  R.  R.  36 

Conway 
Woodside  Edmund,  clerk,  290  w  Fayette 
Woodside  E.  L.  clerk  Adams  Express,  290  w 

Fayette 
Woodside  J.  S.  36  Conway 
Woodside  Mrs.  Rachel  P  36  Conway 
Woodside  Wm.  G.  paymaster,  B.  &  0.  R.  R. 

120  Hanover 
Woodville  Edw.  gunsmith,  60  Ramsay 
Woodville  Wm.  sr.   (W.  W.  &  Son,)  113  n 

Charles 
Woodville  Wm.  68  n  Charles 
Woodville  William  &  Son,  stock  brokers,  4 

Franklin  Buildings 
Woodward,   Baldwin  &  Co.  dry  goods  com- 
mission  merchants,  n    e   cor  German  and 
Hanover 
Woodward  Christopher,  conductor  city  R.  R., 

87  n  Eutaw 
Woodward  David  A.  artist,  440  w  Fayette 
Woodward  Geo.  E.  carpenter,  15  Brune 
Woodward  Geo.  P.  clerk  B.  «&,  O.  R.  R.  115 

e  Monument 
Woodward  Geo.  R..  clerk  tobacco  warehouse 

No.  2,  Anne  Arundel  co 
Woodward  Mrs.  Mary,  360  Franklin 
Woodward  H.  S.  clerk  to  provost  marshal, 

Washington  H  ouse 
Woodward  John  H.  clerk,  183  Barre 


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Woodward    Nicholas   R.    livery   stables,    31 

North,  dw  Baltimore  co 
Woodward  Mrs.  Sarah,  317  Aisquith 
Woodward  Thomas,  19  George 
Woodward  Thomas  B.  clerk,  17  Cathedral 
Woodward  Wm.  H.  expressman,  19  George 
Woodward  Wm.  jr.   (Carey,  Bangs  &  W.) 

Barnum's  Hotel 
Woodward   Wm.  (W.,  Baldwin  &  Co.)  17 

Cathedral 
Woodward  Wm.  jr.  clerk,  17  Cathedral 
Woodworth  Frederick,  secretary  of  Baltimore 

Fire  Insurance  Co.,  63  n. Greene 
Woodworth  John  R.  clerk  of  Baltimore  Fire 

Insurance  Co.,  63  n  Greene 
Woodyear  Mrs.  Elizabeth,  63  Courtland 
Woodyear  Thomas  Y.  63  Courtland 
Woodyear  Wm.  E.    miller  and  merchant,  3 

Cable,  dw  63  Courtland 
Woolf  August,  machinist,  13  Clay 
Woolf  Henry  C.  clerk,  167  s  Sharp 
Woolf  Henry  L.  P.  clerk,  167  s  Sharp 
Woolford  John,  clerk,  98  e  Fayette 
Woolford  Capt.  Lewis  W.  mariner,  68  Wash- 
ington, F.  H. 
Woolford  Mrs.  Margaret,  517  w  Fayette 
Woolford  Norris,  pilot,  71  Hamburg 
Woolford  Thos.  E.    (Pattison  &  W.)  517  w 

Fayette 
Woolford  Capt.  Thos.  219  Hanover 
Woolford  Washington,  blacksmith,  63  Hen- 
rietta 
Woollen   Benj.    C.   pattern   finisher,  4   Wil- 
liamson 
Woollen  Geo.  clerk,  36  n  Exeter 
Woollen  Jas.  R.  cooper,  199  e  Fayette 
Woollen  J.  W.  painter,  56  Rock 
Woollen  Leonard  R.  constable,  312  Saratoga 
Woollen  Thomas,  general   fish  inspector,  35 

Commerce 
Woollen  Thos.  oak  cooper,  31  and   33  Com- 
merce, dw  Mt.  Washington 
Woolman  G.  mason,  74  n  Schroeder 
Woolrith  John,  coppersmith,  149  s  Canton  av 
Woolston  Saml.  S.    (W.  Whitelock  &  Co.) 

Eutaw  house 
Woolweaver  Daniel,  wagoner,  163  s  Eden 
Wooters  Wm.  H.  junk,  268  Light 
Wootton   Mrs.   Elizabeth,   dress    maker,  85 

HolUns 
Wootton  John  J.  mariner,  5  Bevan 
Wootton  Mary  E.  5  Bevan 
Wootton  Walter  J.  pilot,  127  Jefferson 
Woppman  John,  carter,  203  Aliceanna 
Worch  Henry,  cabinet  maker,  96  Harford  av 
Worick  John,  bricklayer,  273  e  Monument 
Work  Clem.  V.  bricklayer,  151  L.  Greene 
Working  W.   McKee,  printer,  712  w   Balti- 
more 
Workinton  Wm.  laborer,  50  George 
Workman  Caspar,  shoemaker,  141  Low 
WORL  J.  N.  manager  Independ't  Telegraph 

Co.,  Howard  house 
Worl  Wm.  S.  cashier  Independent  Telegraph 

Co.,  Howard  house 
Worley  Mrs.  Susan,  592  Lexington 
Wormall  Hannah,  156  Penna.  av 
Wornitz  Abraham,  clothier,  12   Centre   Mar- 
ket space 
Worrell  John,  164  Barre 
Worsell  Wm.  soldier,  184  Burgundy  al 
Worsham   Albert,  mariner,  a  w   cor  Gough 
and  Regester 


Worsham  John,  mariner,  334  Eastern  av 
Worsham  John  E.  laborer,  334  Eastern  av 
Worsley  Mary  A.  91  n  Calvert 
Worsley  Robt.  W.  machinist,  91  n  Calvert 
Worsley  Wm.  V.  collector,  91  n  Calvert 
Wort  Peter,  laborer,  255  West 
Wortche  Henry,  porter,  125  West 
Worthen  Wm.  D.  ship  joiner,  foot  of  York, 

dw  144  Hughes 
Worthington  A.  C  94  Saratoga 
Worihington  Chas.  clerk,  196"Preston 
Worthington  Chas.  agent  Washington,  Alex- 
andria and  Georgetown  Packet  Co.  foot  of 
Commerce,  dw  27  Hoffman 
Worthington  Elizabeth  W.  143  s  Sharp 
Worthington  James,  pilot,  117  s  Bond 
Worthington  John,  bricklayer,  84  Holland 
Worthington  Jos.  F.  lamplighter,  45  n  Spring 
Worthington  Wm.  F.  90  n  Charles 
Wortmann  Fredk.  stove  moulder,  156  Colum- 
bia 
Wnsuynoup  Fredk.  tailor,  64  McElderry 
Wourmslech  John,  laborer,  109  n  Bethel 
Wrade  Herman  D.  mariner^  493  Light 
VVrado  John  H.  laborer,  493  Light 
Wrade  Wm.  laborer,  493  Light 
Wrandek  Wenzell,  tailor,  6  McElderry 
Wren  Achilles  A.  tinner,  51  n  Central  av 
Wren  Ann,  confectionery,  17  Stirling 
Wrideiizer  Geo.  cooper,  177  s  Eden 
WRIGHT   ALFRED,  grocery,  n  e  cor  Ca- 
thedral and  Eager 
Wright  Almon,  stone  cutter,  ne  cor  Pratt  and 

Penn,  dw  325  w  Lombard 
Wright  Alonzo,  soldier,  178  Orleans 
Wright  Mrs.  Ann,  385  Hamburg 
Wright  Benj.  C.  clerk,  56  n  Liberty 
Wright  Benj.  F.  clerk,  209  Chesnut 
WRIGHT  &  CANBY.manuf.  of  flour,  and 
commis.  merchants,  s  e  cor  Commerce  and 
Cable 
Wright    Caroline,  grocery,   cor   Walsh    and 

Hoffman 
Wright  Chas.  shoemaker,  106  Hillen 
Wright  Chas.  shoemaker,  1  s  Schroeder 
Wright  Chas.  A.  horse  dealer,  106  Barre 
Wright  Danl.  carpenter,  20  McElderry 
Wright  Mrs.  E.lward,  16  Hill 
Wright  Elizabeth,  varieties,  160  Pine 
Wright   Elizabeth,  photographic  painter,  106 

Hillen 
Wright  Elizabeth,  Hammond  al 
Wright  Geo.  carter,  189  s  Bethel 
Wright  Geo.  W.   at  custom  house,  dw  106 

Barre 
Wright  Geo.  F.  clerk,  171  w  Lombard 
Wright  Grace  R.  211  Canton  av 
Wright  Mrs.  Hulda  H.  tailoress,  64  Portland 
Wright  Isaac  &  Co.  coal,  n  e  cor   Central  av 

and  Fayette 
Wright  Isaac  H.  (I.  H.  W.  &  Co.)   16  Jack- 
son square 
Wright  Jas.  B.  carpenter,  127  e  Lombard 
Wright  James,  carpenter,  s  e  cor  Hoffman 

and  Walsh 
Wright  J.  &  Son,  feed,  107  Hillen 
Wright  Jas.  B.  soldier,  311  w  Lombard 
Wright  Jas.  T.  363  e  Fayette 
Wright  Jas.  P.  shoemaker,  223  n  Caroline 
Wright  Jas.    P.   lamplighter,  e  Monument, 

opp.   hospital 
Wright  Jas.  P.  jr.  lamplighter,  e  Monument 
opp.  hospital 


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"Wright  James,  blacksmith,  243  n  Central  av 
Wright  Jaraes,  deputy  warden  city  jail,  209 

Chesnut 
WRIGHT  JAS.  B.  druggist,  s  w  cor  Broad- 
way and  Baltimore 
"Wright  Joel,  book  binder,  over   160  and  162 
w  Baltimore,  Brown's  building,  dw  311  w 
Lombard 
"Wright  John,  blacksmith,  54  St.  Mary 
Wright  John  N.   assist.   U.  S.  assessor,  s  w 

cor  Forrest  and  Madison 
Wright  John  A.  stone  cutter,  325  w  Lombard 
Wright  John  M.  drayman,  4  Bevan 
Wright  John  W.  watchman,  106  Barre 
Wright  John  W.    (W.  &  Canby,)  n  w  cor 

Calvert  and  Madison 
Wright  John,  laborer,  52  Dolphin 
Wright  John  R.  grocer,  cor  Garden  and  Hoff- 
man, dw  Garden  w  of  Lanvale 
Wright  John  S.  (W..  Maxwell  &  Co.)  New 

York 
Wright  Dr.  J.  W.  dentist,  27  s  Broadway 
Wright  Joseph,  blacksmith,  173  s  Washine- 

ton,  F,  P. 
Wright  Jos.  H.  huckster,  240  n  Central  av 
Wright  Julia  A.  second-hand  dealer,  479  Lex- 
ington 
Wright  Lena,  laundress,  144  s  Caroline 
Wright  Levin,  wood,  114  Light 
Wright  Lorenzo  D.  shoemaker,  208  s  Broad- 
way, dw  100  n  Bond 
Wright  Luther,  cheese,  173  n  High 
Wright  Mahlon,  waterman,  205  Montgomery 
Wright  Mrs.  Mary,  64  Camden 
Wright  Mrs.  Mary  Ann,  350  s  Bond 
Wright  Mary,  tailoress,  2  Greenwillow 
Wright  Mary,  172  Bank 
Wright  Matthew  H.  (J.  W.  &  Son,)  107  Hil- 

len 
WRIGHT,  MAXWELL  &  CO.  shipping  and 

commis.  merchants,  over  18  w  Second 
Wright  Nathan,  shoemaker,  43  Mosher 
Wright  Peter,  hostler,  36  Union 
Wright  Peter,  laborer,  190  Columbia 
Wright  Robt.  C.    (W.  Maxwell  &  Co.)  112 

Park 
Wright  Robt.  T.  coach  painter,  137  e  Lom- 
bard 
Wright  Robt.  H.  moulder,  218  Montgomery 
Wright  Saml.  laborer.  Garrison  la  near  Fred- 
erick av 
Wright  Mrs.  Sarah,  31  Pine 
Wright  Mrs.  Sarah,  dry  goods,  248  Lexington 
Wright  Solomon  C.  lieut.   police,  161  n  Caro- 
line 
Wright  Mrs.  Susan,  123  s  Sharp 
Wright  Sylvester  H.  shoemaker,  273  e  Madi- 
son 
Wright  Thos.  C.  bricklayer,  49  Haubert 
Wright  Thos.  F.  shoemaker,  43  Mosher 
Wright  Trustum,   engineer,  123  Washington 
Wright  Wm.H.D.C.  (W.,  Maxwell  &  Co.) 

109  n  Charles 
Wright  Wm.  carpenter,  156  Pearl 
Wright  Wm.  G.  blacksmith,  36  Haubert 
Wright  Wm.    clerk  in    surveyor's  office,  248 

Lexington 
Wright  Wm.    laborer.  Northern  av  near  Mc- 

Mechin 
Wright  Wm.  huckster,  224  Saratoga 
Wright  Wm.   O.  ship  carpenter,  210  Mont- 
gomery 
Wright  Wm.  R.  mariner,  203  Gough 


Wrightson   Columbus   K.   carpenter,    16  L. 

Church 
Wrightson  John  B.  ship  carpenter,  27  Cam- 
bridge 
Wrightson  Thomas  S.  ship  carpenter,  129  s 

Washington,  F.  P. 
Wrightson  Wm.  ship  carpenter,  125  s  Wash- 
ington, F.  P. 
Wriks  Gardner  A.  pattern  maker,  471  w  Lom- 
bard 
Writer  Mrs.  Margaret,  123  Preston 
Wroten  Benj.  painter,  13  Choptank 
Wroten  Susan,  seamstress,  Washington, F.H. 
Wroth  Dr.  Wm.  J.  216  Madison  av 
WROTH   EDWARD   W.    apothecary   and 

druggist,  108  Richmond 
WROTH  WM.  G.  dry  goods,  85   w   Balti- 
more, dw  28  Mulberry 
Wuckner  Adam,  sign  painter,  73  Albemarle 
Wuir  George,  tobacconist,  265  e  Lombard 
Wulbrand  Henry,  tavern,  5  w  Lombard 
Wulfing  Henry,  tailor  and  scourer,  66  Ross 
Wulfing  Mary,  confectionery,  66  Ross 
Wunder  George,  tailor,  94  Walker  ct 
Wunder  George,  clothing  cutter,  42  Durham 
Wunder  George,  photographist,  483  w  Balti- 
more 
Wunder  John,  tailor,  94  Walker  ct 
Wunsch  Mrs.  Mary,  118  Cross 
Wust  Henry,  butcher,  61  Ross 
Wust  John  P.  provisions,  114  Ross 
Wurach  Frederick  R.,  turner,  437  w  Pratt 
Wurst  Gotlcib,  shoemaker,  72  Perry 
Wurst  Martin,  grocery,  132  L.  Greene 
Wurtz  Lucas,  14  President 
Wurtzberger  Ansel,  clothier,  169  Franklin 
Wurtzberger  Wm.  clerk,  147  Franklin 
Wurtzberger  Samuel,  clothier,  108  Franklin, 

dw  147 
Wurzbacher  John,  grocer,  194  Cross 
Wurzburger  Simon ,  clothier,  32  w  Pratt, dw  34 
Wutz  George  G.  shoemaker,  154  L.  Greene 
Wyant  Edward  P.  cooper,  161  Burgundy  al 
Wyant  Joseph  H.  brickmaker,  423  w  Lom- 
bard 
Wyant  Nicholas  W.  brickmaker,  423  w  Lom- 
bard 
Wyant  Wm.  J.  tinner,  423  w  Lombard 
Wyatt  Alexander,   of  planing  mill,  40  s  Re- 

gester 
Wyatt  Charles  H.  attorney,  s  w  cor  St.  Paul 

and  Saratoga,  dw  83  Saratoga 
Wyatt  Capt.  John  E.  22  Ann 
Wyatt  Lemuel,  engineer,  94  s  Ann 
Wyatt  Thos.  A.  mariner,  44  s  Broadway 
Wyatt  Rev.  Thos.  J.  83  Saratoga 
Wyatt  Rev.  Dr.  Wm.  E.  83  Saratoga 
Wybert  Mrs.    Priscilla,  dress   maker,  144  s 

Eutaw 
WYETH  &  BRO.  iron  and   steel  merchants, 

35  s  Charles 
Wyeth  Chas.  673  Lexington 
Wyeth  Chas.  129  McCulloh 
Wyeth  Henry  C.  (W.  &  Bro.)  n  e  cor  Charles 

and  Lexington 
Wyeth  Wm.  N.  (W.  &  Bro.)  167  n  Calvert 
Wyffarth  Balthazar,  tailor,  84  n  Pine 
Wyffarth  Geo.  brass  finisher,  84  n  Pine 
Wyffarth  Jacob,  soldier,  84  n  Pine 
Wylie  Geo.  M.  dyer,  389  Saratoga 
Wylio  Jas.  H.  (S.  F.  &  J.  H.  W.)  337  Lex- 
ington 
Wylie  Mrs.  Jane,  162  George 


GEO.  S.  PAG£  &  BRO..  Manufacturers    of  Roofs   and   Roofing   Materlalg,  111    Smlth'i 
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Wylie  John  H.  baggage  master  B.  &  O.  R.R. 

38  McHenry 
Wylie  John,  162  George 
Wylie  Robt.  162  George 
Wylie  Samuel  F.  &  James  H.   dyers,  142 

W^hnlml.  F.   (S.  F.  &  J.H.  W.)   389 

Saratoga 
Wylie  Saml.  bookkeeper,  162  George 
Wylie  Wm.  3891Saratoga 
Wyman,Byrd&  Co.  dry  goods   com.  mer- 
chants, 16  Hanover 
Wyman  Edward,  Bhoemaker,  39  York 
Wyman  Jesse,  grocer,  Falls  road  nr  bridge 
Wyman  John,  soldier,  5  MuUikin 
Wyman  Jos.  soldier,  5  Mullikin 
Wyman   Mark,  shoemaker.  Arch  row  near 

Falls  road  ^    ^   .„ 

Wyman  Saml.  G.  (Wyman,  B.  &  Co.)  83  w 

Monument 
Wyne  Geo.  M.  machinist,  75  Grundy 
Wyner  Wm.  cigar  maker,  109  s  Broadway 
Wynn  Ann,  165  Greenmount  av 
Wynn  Christopher,  watchmaker,  228  w  Pratt 
Wynn  Hamilton,  shoemaker,  113  n  Gay 
Wynn  John,  grocer,  60  Aisquith 
Wynn  J.   Robert,  watchmaker  and  jeweler, 

282  w  Baltimore,  dw  20  Strieker 
WypertFredk.  carpenter,  329  e  Madison 
Wysham  Henry  C.  attorney,  26  n   Charles, 

up  stairs,  dw  1  McCulloh 
Wysham  John,  170  n  Fremont 
Wysham  Thos.  170  n  Fremont 
Wysinger   Chas.  grocer,   cor  Milhman  and 

J^ond  ,„     ^       , 

Wyvill  John  M.  D.  salesman,  52  n  Front 


Yager  Conrad,  cooper,  72  Stiles 
Yager  Henry,  tailor,  262  Hanover 
Y'ager  Henry,  organ  griimer,  131  s  Spring 
Yager  Michael,  laborer,  278  Ahceanna 
Yager  Saml.  (agent,)  cooper,  75  Stiles,  dw  72 
Yakel  Conrad,  312  n  Howard 
Yakel  Anthony,  turner,  58  Raborg 
Yakel  John,  conductor,  312  n  Howard 
Yardley  Chas.  salesman,  41  n  Charles,  dw  11 

McCulloh  „^     T.  ,  ■ 

Yeager  John  P.  carver,  22  e  Baltimore 
Yatts  John  R.  shoemaker,  81  Warner 
Yates  Jos.  C.  &  Co.  shipping  and  commission 

merchants,  over  n  w  cor  Gay  snd  Pratt 
Yates  Joseph  C.  (J.  C.  Y.  &  Co,.)  n  e  cor 

Charles  and  Pleasant 
Yauk  Cliristian,  tailor,  39  Bank 
Yeagel  John,  milkman,  191  n  Caroline 
Yeager  Antoine,  cooper,  163  s  Eden 
Yea|er  August,  229  Wolfe 
Yeager  Caspar,  cooper,  425  w  Pratt 
Yeaier  Christopher  A.  shoemaker,  72  n  Cen- 
tral av  „       ,  I 
Yeaeer  Conrad,  laborer,  18  Goodman  al 
Yeager  Conrad,  baker,  235  e  Madison 
Yeager  George,  cooper,  271  Regester 
Yeager  Henry,  261  s  Wolfe 
Yeager  Henry,  tobacconist,  167  Ross 
Yeaier  Henry  S.  gilder,  168  McHenry 
Yea|er  James,  painter.  Falls  road  nr  North- 
ern av 
Yeager  John,  musician,  140  s  Regester 
Yeager  Katrina,  fortune  teller,  140  s  Regester 
Yeager  Laura,  30  Chesnut 


Yeager  Martin,  tailor,  31  s  Washington,  F.  P 
Yeager  Mrs.  Rebecca  1.  22  s  Paca 
Yeagle  Gotleib,  cabinet  maker,  39  Marion 
Yeagle  Henry,  laborer,  322  s  Sharp 
Yeakel  John  L.  stone  cutter,  423  Light 
Yeakel  Philip,  wagoner,  91  Lee 
Yeakell  John,  milkman,  26  Gittings 
YEARLEY  ALEXANDER  &  SON,  property 

agents,  15  St.  Paul 
Yeariey  Alexander,  clerk,  15  St.  Paul 
Yearley  Aquilla  A.  varnisher,  100  s  Regester 
Yeariey  Mrs.  Anna,  83  s  Ann 
Yearley  Charles,  clerk,  11  McCulloh 
Yeariey  Chas.  F.  11  McCulloh 
Yearley  John,  tobacconist,  22  e  Pratt 
Yearley  John,  gauger,  113  s  Exeter 
Yearley  Thomas  C.  (Alexander  Y.  &  Son,) 

Baltimore  co  ,  ^  „  u 

Yearley  Wm.  attorney,  11  McCulloh 
Yearley  Wm.  H.  tobacconist,  22  e  Pratt 
Yeates  Dr   Henry  P.  P.  117  n  Exeter 
Yeates  Dr.  John  L.  58  n  Front 
Yeatman  James  H.  saddler,  19  n  Exeter 
Yeatman  John  W.  19  n  Exeter 
Yeatman  Mrs.  Laura,  316  w  Fayette 
Yecht  Theodore,  tailor,  173  n  Spring 
Yeisley  Jacob,  house  carpenter,  89  Bank,  dw 

330  e  Pratt 
Yiezel  Carl,  laborer,  79  Eastern  av 
Yelland  Jonas  S.  (J.  S.  Barry  &  Co.)  Phila- 

YelfaSd  Wm.  (J.  S.  Barry  &  Co.)  52  n  Paca 
Yellman  John  G.  grocer,  37  n  Pine 
Yerkes  Wm.  H.  blacksmith,  38  Laurel 
Yerkes  David  A.  janitor  Front-stTheatre,  dw 

38  Laurel 
Yerkes  Henry,  clerk,  5  n  Front 
Yett  Philip  laborer,  153  William 
Yew  Samuel  B.  mariner,  166  West 
YEWELL    JOHN,  shipsmith,   188   Light, 

dw341 
Yewell  Elizabeth,  17  Mott 
Yewell  Thomas,  laborer,  110  Henrietta 
Yingher  Peter,  laborer,  rear  of  297  Fremont 
Yin|ling  Chas.  butcher,  31  Fell's  Point  Mar- 
ket, dw  219  Eastern  av 
Yingling  Christian,  butcher,  286  Ann 
Yingling  David  G.  clerk,  144  Pine 
Yin|ling  Frederick,  butcher,  41  Fell's  Pomt 

Market,  dw  218  Eastern  av 
Yingling  Henry,  grocery,  45  Penna.  av 
Yingling  Mary,  194  Eastern  av 
Yingling  Mrs.  Sarah,  273  Eutaw 
Yockel  Augustus,  salesman,  186  w  Biddle 
Yockel  Frederick,  laborer,  208  German 
Yoe  Benjamin  R.  (Green  &  Y.)  58  McCulloh 
Yoe  Benjamin  F.  attorney,  50  McCulloh 
Yoe  Charles,  tavern,  167  Penna.  av 
Yoe  Philip,  soldier,  63  Preston 
Yoh  Conrad,  woodsawyer,  321  s  Wolfe 
Yon  Wm.  shoemaker,  79  Eastern  av 
Yonger  Adam,  brickmaker,  783  Light 
Yont  Mrs.  Bethiah,  353  e  Baltimore 
York  Ann  E.  39  s  Bond 

York  George  S.  at  custom  hc^use,  38  e  l-ayette 
York  Turnpike  Railway  Co.  East  bet  Ensor 

and  Hillen 
Yost  Elizabeth  L.  134  Mulberry 
Yost  George,  shoemaker,  rear  8  New  Church 
Yost  John,  blind  maker,  486  w  Baltimore 
Yost  John,  laborer,  674  Penna.  av     • 
Yost  John,  grocery,  107  Sarah  Ann 
Yost  John,  cabinet  maker,  47  Harrison 


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Yost  Richard  D.  clerk,  92  n  Paca 
Yost  Wm.  carpenter,  17  Josephine 
Younce  Jacob,  porter,  108  Sarah  Ann 
Young  Alexander,  bookkeeper,  Lexington  nr 

Pulton 
Young  Alexander,  clerk,  747  Lexington 
Young  Andrew  J.  tinner,  91  n  Eden 
Young  Mrs.  Anna,  747  Lexington 
Young  Anna,  dressmaker,  45  Low 
Young  Anton,  tavern,  27  Ensor 
Young  Arthur  M.  clerk,  158  Mulliken 
Young  Belle,  102  North 

Young  Bridget,  seamstress,  13  s  Dewberry  al 
Young  Mrs.  Bridget,  318  Mulberry      . 
Young  &  Carson,  wholesale  grocers,  77  Ex- 
change place 
Young  Catherine  A.  106  Raborg 
Young  Charles,  chandler,  16  Comet 
Young  Charles  L.  bricklayer,  15  Lloyd 
Young  C.  H.  125  e  Baltimore 
YOUWGCHRISTIANJ.  restaurant,  4  s  Gay 
Young  David,  moulder,  5  n  Wolfe 
Young  Deitrich,  tailor,  12  Thompson 
Young  Edward,  police,  521  w  Baltimore 
Young  Edward  A.  general  freight  agent  N.  C. 

R.  dw  45  n  Calvert 
Young  Eliza,  277  Ann 
Young  Eliza,  tailoress,  106  Raborg 
Young  EHza,  64  w  Centre 
Young  Mrs.  Elizabeth,  152  Ross 
Young  Frank,  saddler,  92  French 
Young  Felicite,  60  w  Centre 
Young  Fred'k,  foreman  Sun  office,  30  n  Front 
Young  Frederick,  clerk,  cor  Albemarle  and 

Canton  av 
YOUNG  GEORGE  &  CO.  general  produce  and 

commission  merchants,  199  North 
Young  George,  wagoner,  35  Low 
Young  George  W.  millinery,  silk  and  straw 

goods,  33  n  Charles,  dw  199  Garden 
YOUNG  GEO.  W.  manufacturer  and  dealer 

in  paints  and  colors,  172  Light-st  whf,  dw  74 

n  Chai'les 
Young  George,  tailor,  51  James  la 
Young  George,  (G.  Y.  &  Co.)  48  w  Madison 
Young  George,  mariner,  57  William 
Young  George,  wagoner,  35  Low 
Young  Geo.  W.  tinner,  Eden  nr  MuUikin 
Young  Geo.  W.  tin  and  sheet  iron  worker,  72 

8  Regester 
Young  Geo.  W.  shoe  dealer,  85  s  Broadway 
Young  Gotleib,  tailor,  43  Harrison 
Young  Henry  M.  baker,  67  Jefferson 
Young  H.  N.  clerk,  dw  Howard  House 
Young  Hiram,  machinist,  74  s  Poppleton 
Young  lUard,  tailor,  Somerset  nr  Chew 
Young  Jacob,  laborer,  281  e  Pratt 
Young  Jacob,  grocery,  439  e  Lombard 
YOUNG  JAMES,  book  and  job  printer,  over 

114  w  Baltimore,  dw  I  Aisquith 
Young  James  L.  carpenter,  158  Mullikin 
Young  James  H.  printer,  30  n  Front 
Young  Jane  Augustine,  64  w  Centre 
Young  Jeffefson,  assistant  engineer  U.  S.  N., 

33  Lexington 
Young  John  A.  sailmaker,  18  Hill 
Young  John,  mariner,  226  Barre 
Young  John  H.  machinist,  97  n  High 
Young  John  S.  clerk  in  Court  Common  Pleas, 

74  n  Charles 
Young  John,  butcher,  138  e  Madison 
Young  Jno.  S.  (Geo.  Y.  &  Co.)  iMaltby  House 
Young  John,  tailor,  80  Penna.  av 


Young  John    R.  bailiff  U.  S.  courts,  795  w 

Baltimore 
Young  John  R.  soldier,  106  Raborg 
Young  John  W.  _painter,  1  Lefferman  al 
Young  John,  livery  stables,  9  n  Frederick,  dw 

82  e  Fayette 
YOUNG  JOHN  H.   dealer  in  photographic 
and  ambrotype  materials,  205  w  Baltimore 
and  over  s  w  cor  Baltimore  and  Charles,  dw 
Baltimore  co 
Young  John,  property  agent,  86  Mulberry 
Young  John,  collector,  704  w  Baltimore 
Young  John  S.  199  North 
Young  Rev.  John  R.  19  s  Greene 
Young  Jos.  engineer,  116  s  Bond 
Young  Capt.  Jos.  H.   mariner,  Orleans  near 

Broadway 
Young  Joshua  A.   ship  joiner,  McElderry's 

wharf,  dw  119  s  Paca 
Young  Joshua  T.  bookkeeper,  119  s  Paca 
Young  Capt.  J.  Wm.  mariner,  133  s  Regester 
Young  Mrs.   L.   P.  Steward,  milliner,  74  n 

Charles 
Young  Margaret  A.  110  Pearl 
Young  Mrs.  Margaret,  218  Eastern  av 
Young  Maria,  82  Aisquith 
Young  Martin,  carpenter,  15  Brune 
Young  Mary  A.  64  w  Centre 
Young  Mary  A.  tailoress,  Clinton  s  of  Boston 
Young  Matthias,  tailor,  96  Jefferson 
Young  Men's  Christian  Association  of  West 

Baltimore,  cor  Schroeder  and  Peirce 
Young  Men's  Christian  Association  of  North 

Baltimore,  194  e  Monument 
Young  Men's  Christian  Association  Rooms, 

Bible  house,  75  w  Fayette 
Young  Michael,  laborer,  9  n  Central  av 
Young  Michael,  baker,  261s  Broadway 
Young  Otis,  police,  20  n  Exeter 
Young  Otis,  police,  7  e  Fayette 
Young  Peter  F.  clerk,  97  n  High 
Young  Philip,  laborer,  424  Hanover 
Young  Rebecca,  dry  goods,  78  Lexington 
Young  Robt.  horse  shoe  nails,  218  s  Fremont 
Young  Robt.  B.  printer,  45  Low 
Young  Saml.  R.  mariner,  119  s  Paca 
Young  Saml.  W.  porter,  108  Sarah  Ann 
Young  Theodore,  29  s  Central  av 
Young  Thos.  hostler,  318  Mulberry 
Young  Thos.   hostler,  Moffett's    stables,   n 

Howard 
Young  Thos.  ship  carpenter,  246  e  Madison 
Young  Thos.  J.  printer,  175  vt  Lombard 
Young   Wm.  S.    (Geo.  Young  &  Co.)   48  w 

Madison 
Young  Capt.  Wm.  I.  mariner,  133  s  Regester 
Young  Wm.  G.  tinner,  18  Hill 
Young  Wm.  soldier,  31  King 
Young  Wm.  J.  painter,  122  Jefferson 
Young  Wm.  ship  carpenter,  193  s  Ann 
Young  Wm.  S.  weigher,  538  Lexington 
Young  Wm.  H.  clerk,  91  n  Eden 
Young  Wm.  H.  attorney,  63  w  Fayette,  dw 

14  Aisquith 
Young  Wm.  T.  soldier,  152  Ross 
Young  Wm.  boiler  maker,  28  s  Dewberry  al 
Younger  Caspar,  machinist,  109  n  Eden 
Younger  Danl.   K.  lumber   inspector  n  e  cor 

East  Falls  and  Eastern  avs,  dw  6  s  Bond 
Younger  Elizabeth,  seamstress,  88  Henrietta 
Younger  Mrs.  Elizabeth,  seamstress,  88  Hen- 
rietta 
Younger  John,  drayman,  41  Cross 


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Younger  Geo.   butcher,  50   Hanover  and  27 
Lexington  markets,  dw  Garrison  la  near 
Western  Cemetery 
Younger  Richard,  67  Hollins 
Younger  Robt.  J.  carpenter,  6  L.  Church 
Youngheimer  John,  cabinet  maker,  89  n  Am- 
ity 
Youngman  F.  cigar  maker,  261  Canton  ay 
Youngman  John  R.  shoemaker,  42  Dolphin 
Youngman  Wm.  H.  D.  huckster,  168  Ross 
Youngs  John  B.  315  Garden 
Younkers  John,  soldier,  31  Biddle  al 
Youse  Alexina,  machine  stitcher,  19  Preston 
Youse  Delia,  laundress,  196  L.  Hughes 
Youse  Henry,  tinner,  132  Central  av 
Youse  H.  W.  police,  70  n  Gay 
Yungham  Wm.  laborer,  34  Clifford  al 


Zachariah  Lawrence  B.  clerk,  567  w  Fay- 
ette 
Zachary  Capt.  Wm.  harbor  master,  105  Bow- 

ly's  wharf,  dw  120  e  Pratt 
Zachler  Mrs.  248  Light 
Zachman  George  A.  laborer,  51  s  Charles 
Zahne  August,  tailor,  78  Centre  Market  space 
Zahne  Edward,  tailor,  78  Centre  Market  space 
Zahne    Harman,   tailor,   78  Centre   Market 

space 
Zahnnmesser  John,  baker,  2  Jackson  ct 
Zallinger  Nicholas,  tailor,  95  s  Regester 
Zaiz  Nicholas,  tailor,  35  Lancaster 
Zanainowitz  Luke,  cake  stand,  n  e  cor  Frede- 
rick and  Pratt,  dw  over  2e  Lombard 
ZANE  PETER,  oak  cooper,  37  Commerce 

and  70  w  Pratt,  dw  128  s  Eden 
Zang  George,  tailor.  Chase  near  Central  av 
Zang  John,  tailor,  50  Somerset 
Zang  Joseph,  laborer,  49  s  Regester 
Zape  John  A.  undertaker,  33  s  Caroline 
Zapf  George,  shoemaker,  21  e  Fayette 
Zaph  Emil,  broom  maker,  142  Aisquith 
Zapp  Francis,  nightman,  170  West 
Zapp  George  M.  shoemaker,  21  e  Fayette 
Zapp  Jacob,  carter,  170  West 
Zastrow  Frederick,  252  Eastern  av 
Zeafla  Peter,  tailor,  149  e  Pratt 
Zech  John,  cooper,  198  Eastern  av 
Zech  Wm.  lithographer,  319  s  Charles 
Zeh  Dr.  Martin,  75  s  Bond 
Zehle  Charles  &  A.  Koss,  boots  and  shoes, 

552  w  Baltimore 
Zehle  Charles,  ^Chas.  Z.  &  A.  Koss,)  552  w 

Baltimore 
Zehner  Charles,  shoemaker.  111  n  Cental  av 
Zeigelherber  John,  laborer,  157  s  Dallas 
Zeigenheim  Henry,  tailor,  42  Manon 
Zeigler  Mrs.  Caroline,  81  n  Poppleton 
Zeigler  Charles,  confectioner,  81  n  Poppleton 
Zeigler  David,  shoemaker,  367  n  Gay 
Zeigler  Frederick  N.  butcher,  81  n  Poppleton 
Zeigler  Frederick   K.    (Fowler,   Z.   &  Co.) 

Washington  Co. 
Zeigler  Frederick,  shoemaker,  50  Camden 
Zeigler  George,  saddler,  116  Poppleton 
Zeigler  John,  laborer,  230  s  Wolfe 
ZEIGLER  JOHN  FREDK.  butcher,  59  Cen- 
tre, 54  Lexington,  and  39  Hanover  markets, 
dw  720  Penna.  av 
Zeigler  Joseph,  engineer,  495  Saratoga 
Zeigler  Martin,  butcher,  23  Centre  Market, 
dw  30  Frederick  av 


Zeigler  Mrs.  Sarah,  367  n  Gay 
Zeiler  John,  carpenter,  35  St.  Mary 
Zeiler  John,  moulder,  323  e  Lombard 
Zeimmerlein  John,  piano  maker,  91  Lee 
Zeis  Joseph,  tailor,  223  s  Bond 
Zeiser  Jacob,  laborer,  241  Lemmon 
Zeitler  Michael,  tailor,  228  Saratoga 
Zeitz  Jacob,  shoemaker,  38  Abbott 
Zell  Bernard  A.  carpenter,  290  n  Howard 
Zell  George  A.  (Peter  Z.  &  Sons,)  147  and 

149  n  Howard 
Zell  Henry,  painter,  28  Brune 
Zell  Jacob,  butcher,  28  Centre,  53  Lexington, 

and  69  Hanover  markets,  dw  430  Penna.  av 
Zell  Julia  M.  grocery,  290  n  Howard 
Zell  Louis  A.  huckster,  184  George 
Zell  Mary  J.  184  George 
Zell  Oliver  C.  mill.  King  nr  Eutaw 
Zell  Oliver  C.  (Peter  Z.  &  Sons)  Balto.  co 
ZELL  PETER  &  SONS,  produce  commis. 

merchts.  and  dealers  in  grain  feed  and  fer- 
tilizers, 147  and  149  n  Howard,  dw  P.  Z. 

Baltimore  co 
Zell  Theodore,  blacksmith,  588  w  Baltimore, 

dw  116Raborg 
Zeiler  John,  porter,  17  Orleans 
Zeiler  Joseph,  shoemaker,  177  s  Eden 
Zeiler  Wm.  provisions,  159  German 
Zellers  Mrs.  Caroline,  7  Arch 
Zellers  George,  cigar  maker,  4  n  Greene 
Zellers  John,  tailor,  5  Arch 
Zellhahn  Ernest,  tailor,  304  w  Pratt 
Zeltwanger  Wm.  upholsterer,  42  Holiday 
Zemuth  Franz,  lager  beer,  151  Saratoga 
Zenck  Erben,  stone  cutter,  301  e  Madison 
Zenk  John,  mariner,  44  Gist 
Zenken  Mrs.  Catherine,  seamstress,  27  Rock 
Zentgraff  Bernard,  stonemason,  5  Harmony  la 
Zennel   Henry,  porter,    s    w  cor  Light  and 

Brown 
Zepp  Thos.  engineer,  Townsend  n  of  John 
Zerkel  Peter,  stevedore,  119  Lancaster 
Zerweck  Daniel,  241  Montgomery 
Zerweck  Daniel,   jr.,    butcher,    16  Hanover 

market,  dw  432  Penna.  av 
Zerweck  Jacob  F.  butcher,  249  Hanover 
Zerweck  John,  butcher,  19  Hanover  market, 

dw  184  Hanover 
Zerweck  Samuel,  jr.,  butcher,  16  Hanover 

market,  dw  432  Penna.  av 
Zeul  Conrad,  tavern,  129  Light 
Zeun  George,  constable,  58  Camden,  dw  184 

Cross 
Zeun  George,  tobacconist,  188  Cross 
Zey  Christopher,  laborer,  293  Penna.  av 
Ziegelmy&r  Leonard,  sexton,  42  Conway 
Ziegler  Amelia,  confectionery,  162  Vine 
Ziegler  August,  43  w  Baltimore 
Ziegler  Charles,  hatter,  43  w  Baltimore 
Ziegler  George,  laborer,  182  Aliceanna 
Ziegler  Henry,  ship  carpenter,  123  s  Regester 
Ziegler  Henry  S.  gas  fitter,  162  Vine 
Ziegler  John  M.  printer,  62  s  Broadway 
Ziegler  John,  confectioner,  32  n  Frederick 
Ziegler  John,  musician,  108  s  Central  av 
Ziegler  John  F.  butcher,  39  Hanover  market, 

dw  720  Penna.  av 
Ziegler  Joseph,  engineer,  499  Saratoga 
Ziegler  Margaret,  2  Eutaw  ct 
Ziegler  Martin,  butcher,  Baltimore  nr  Fulton 
Ziegler  Samuel,  shoemaker,  26  e  Lombard 
Ziegler  Wm.  confectioner,  32  n  Frederick 
Zigler  Mrs.  Barbara,  67  Conway 


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Zigler  George,  fisherman,  89  Granby 
Zigler  Jacob,  laborer,  307  s  Bond 
Zilnian  Andrew,  liquors,  249  s  Bond 
Zimerer  John  G.  shoemaker,  119  Low 
Zimmer  Adam,  laborer,  366  Cross 
JZimmer  Charles,  brass  finisher,  7  Constitu- 
tion 
Zim^fier  Daniel,  shoemaker,  361  s  Charles 
Zimmer  Henry,  laborer,  289  Aliceanna 
Zimmer  John  P,  tailor,  7  Constitution 
Zimmer  John  G.  baker,  772  w  Baltimore 
Zimmer  Michael,  laborer,  Fremont  nr  Penna. 

avenue 
Zimmer  Peter,  carter,  758  w  Baltimore 
Zimmerman  A.  painter,  263  Canton  av 
Zimmerman  Benj.  F.  clerk  B.  &  0.  R.  R.  341 

n  Eutaw 
Zimmerman  B.  F.  collector,  341  n  Eutaw 
Zimmerman  Barbara,  grocery,  cor  McElderry 

and  Dallas 
Zimmerman  Charles  L.  mariner,  118  s  Wolfe 
Zimmerman  Charles,  tailor,  192  Conway 
Zimmerman  Charles,  carver,  101  L.  Greene 
Zimmerman  Charles,  barber,  61  Hanover 
Zimmerman  Charles,  grocery,  164  Bank 
Zimmerman    Christopher,     shoemaker,     144 

Lancaster 
Zimmerman  Christian,  wagoner,  203  e  Mad- 
ison 
Zimmerman  Dietrich,  tavern,  cor  City  av  and 

O'Donnell 
Zimmerman  Fredk.  laborer,  431  Canton  av 
Zimmerman  Fredk.  laborer,  537  Canton  av 
Zimmerman  George  A.  179  e  Pratt 
Zimmerman  George  H.  tobacconist,  216    w 

Fayette 
ZIMMERMAN  GEORGE  J.  carpenter,  142 
n  Howard,   dw   n    w    cor  McCulloh  and 
Dolphin 
Zimmerman  Henry,  omnibus   proprietor,  228 

Henrietta 
Zimmerman  Henry,  sawyer,  110  s  Bethel 
Zimmerman  Henry,  tailor,  17  Smith  al 
Zimmerman  Henry  T.  printer,  216  w  Fayette 
Zimmerman  Henry,  427  Canton  av 
Zimmerman  Jacob,  tailor,  21  n  Spring 
Zimmerman  Jno.  V.  shoemaker,  280  Aisquith 
Zimmerman  John,  tailor,  Chase  nr  Central  av 
Zimmerman    John   W.   stock,    bill  and    real 
estate  broker,  over  24  South,  dw  310  Lex- 
ington 
Zimmerman  Joseph  A.  carpenter,  596  w  Bal- 
timore 
ZIMMERMAN  LAINHARD  F.  pastor  St. 
Stephen's  German  Lutheran    Church,  275 
Hanover 
Zimmerman  Mary,  grocery,  107  Cambridge 
Zimmerman  Mrs.  Mary,  grocery,  228  Hen- 
rietta 
Zimmerman  Peter,  carpenter,  179  s  Chester 
Zinrimerman  Philip,  cutter,  86  s  Howard 
Zimmerman  Wolfgang,   cabinet    maker,  cor 

McElderry  and  Dallas 
Zimmerman  Wm.  H.  598  w  Baltimore 
Zimmerman  Wm.  hackman,  78  Jasper 
Zimmerman  Wm.  milkman,   near  city  limits, 

s  of  Hudson 
Zimmerman    Wm.   S.  bitters   manufacturer, 

596  w  Baltimore 
Zimmerman  Wm.  S.  clerk  Bait.  Marine  Ins. 

Co.,  dw  310  Lexington 
Zimmers  Frederick,  restaurant,  211  Lexing- 
ton, dw  15  Chatsworth 


Zimmers  &  Gordon,  livery  stables,  100  Ger- 
man 
Zimmisch  Charles,  tailor,  58  Camden 
Zimmisch  Fredk.  shoemaker,  72  Camden 
Zimmisch  Wm.  piano  maker,  365  s  Entaw 
Zinckhen  John,  blacksmith,  49  Orchard 
Zinhand  Wm.  299  Canton  av 
Zini  Anthelmo,  clerk,  7  Holland 
Zink  George  F.  hatter,  221  s  Charles 
Zink  George  F.  shoemaker,  16  Knox  al 
Zink  John  H.  shoemaker,  277  w  Pratt 
Zink  John,  laborer,  186  Canton  av 
Zink  Philip  F.  baker,  223  s  Charles 
Zinkand  Lawrence,  milkman.  Cotton  row 
Zinkand  Mrs.  Mary  Ann,  253  s  Wolfe 
Zinkand  Susannah,  97  s  Caroline 
Zinkham  Mrs.  Adam,    blacksmith,    763   w 

Baltimore,  dw  1  Dewberry  al 
Zinkland  John,  lager  beer,  125  McElderry 
Zinnel  Henry,  porter,  356  Light 
Zion  Church  (German  Lutheran,)  Gay  near 

Saratoga 
Zion  Episcopal  Church,  n  w    cor  Baltimore 

and  Gilmor 
Zion  Manassa,  rags,  27  Shakspear 
Zipp  Reuben,  engineer,  437  w  Lombard 
Zipprian  John,  restaurant,  19  Dover 
Zirckel  John  W.  carpenter,  174  Orleans 
Zirckel  Wm.  clothier,  56  w  Pratt,  dw  174 

Orleans 
Zirkell  Charles,  carpenter.  Chase  near  Bond 
Zirl  John,  144  Regester 
Zittinger  Geo.  C.  tailor,  31  s  Bethel 
Zoberlein  Conrad,  laborer,  17  Choptank 
Zoberlein  John,  laborer,  2"i2  Boston 
Zoeberiein  John,  piano  maker,  91  Lee 
Zoeller  F.  Valentine,  bricklayer,  144  Henrietta 
Zoellner  Carl,  tailor,  47  Albemarle    , 
Zoellner  Samuel  W.  cap  maker,  47  s  Bond 
Zolcinsky  Albert,  second  hand  dealer,  108  s 

Howard 
ZoIlenhofT  George,  dyer,  55  Albemarle 
Zoller  Joseph  A.  cabinet  maker,  222  HoUins 
Zollickoffer  Daniel,  contractor,  119  Columbia 
Zollickoffer  Henry,  surgeon  dentist,  180  Co- 
lumbia 
Zollickoffer  H.  Fletcher,  (Stonebraker  &  Co.) 

Greene  near  Lombard 
Zollinger  George  N.  dry  goods,  100  s  Broad- 
way 
Zoloff  Henry,  tailor,  197  s  Bond 
Zomertz  John,  baker,  278  s  Ann 
Zorbach  Catherine,  grocery,  s  w  cor  Eden  and 

Bank 
Zsehiegner  Amiel,  stove   mounter,  9 .  Ham- 
mond al 
Zucker  Christian,  shoemaker,  105  s  High 
Zuckschwerdt  C.  &  Co.  wines,  brandies,  gin, 

&c.,  116  n  Howard 
Zuckschwerdt  C.  (C.  Z.  &  Co.)  Charles  st. 

av,  beyond  Northern  av 
Zuilmuil  Catherine,  laundress,  141  w  Pratt 
Zulan  Henry,  tailor,  197  s  Bond 
Zulauf  Balthazar,  tailor,  143  n  Central  av 
Zulauf  Louis,  tailor,  246  n  Central  av 
Zuloff  Jacob,  laborer,  338  s  Charles 
ZURLIENE  HENRY,  lager  beer,  148  s  Eu- 
taw 
Zurmehl  Jeremiah,  carpenter,  28  May 
Zwanzger  John,  beer  brewer,  129  Camden 
Zwickel  Fredk.  ship  carpenter,  2  Paca  place, 

rear  of  109  n  Paca 
Zwissler  Anton,  laborer,  62  Durst  al 


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COLORED  PERSONS. 


AcKWOoD  Wm.  whitewasher,  20  Marion 
Ackwood  Wm.  whitewasher,  alley  rear  of  171 

Preston 
AcTcermy  Henry,  laborer,  22  Wagon  al 
Adams  Alexancler,  laborer,  209  Raborg 
Adams  Alfred,  laborer,  4  Abraham 
Adams  Anne,  cook,  58  n  Front 
Adams  Catherine,  laundress,  15  Water  row 
Adams  Dennis,  coachman,  11  Temple 
Adams  Elizabeth,  laundress,  64  Lerew  al 
Adams  Floyd,  laborer,  55  China 
Adams  Frances,  laundress,  53  Burgundy  al 
Adams  Hester,  laundress,  46  L.  Monument 
Adams  James  H.  porter,  139  North 
Adams  James  P.  barber,  2  Harrison,  dw  65 

Davis 
Adams  James  H.  porter,  100  Orchard 
Adams  John,  porter,  69  Orchard 
Adams  John,  porter,  175  Henrietta 
Adams  Joseph,  cook,  3  Cross  al 
Adams  Martha,  laundress,  7  Salisbury  al 
Adams  Mary,  laundress,  rear  of  33  King 
Adams  Mary,  laundress,  55  China 
Adams  Mrs.  Matilda,  laundress,  12  Leaden- 
hall 
Adams  Robert,  porter,  44  Eislem 
Adams  Washington,  shoemaker,  77  East 
Addison  Dennis,  drayman,  140  Dallas 
Addison  Joseph,  shoemaker,  215  Vine 
Addison  Mary,  laundress,  337  n  Howard 
Addison  Wm.  laborer,  108  Sarah  Ann 
Adkisson  Thomas,  brickmaker,  224  s  Bethel 
African  Free  School,  rear  of  Sharp  st.  Church 
African  Methodist  Church,  Sharp  near  Pratt 
African  Methodist  Church,  Orchard  nr  Ross 
Aiken  John,  laborer,  311  s  Eutaw 
Alcom  Perry,  laborer,  61  Dover 
Aldridge  Wm.  T.  coachman,  55  L.  Monument 
Alexander  Charles,  laborer,  6  Shad  al 
Alexander  Harriet,  washerw'n,  45  Tyson  al 
Alexander  Lydia,  25  Harmony  la 
All  Samuel,  laborer,  585  Penna  av 
Allen  Alexander,  wood  sawyer,  174  s  Bethel 
Allen  Benjamin,  porter,  56  Vine 
Allen  Enos,  sawyer,  102  Dover 
Allen  Harriet,  71s  Spring 


Allen  Hester,  laundress,  148  Chesnut 
Allen  John,  mariner,  al  rear  of  59  s  Bethel 
Allen  Margaret,  laundress,  57  Plum 
Allen  Mary  A.  washerwoman,  rear  17  Manon 
Allen  Sarah,  cook,  53  State 
Allen  Sarah,  148  Chesnut 
Allensworth  Robert,  mariner,  50  East 
Allice  Richard,  caulker,  63  Williamson  al 
Allman  Louis,  huckster,  53  Chesnut 
Allsop  John,  oyster  shucker,  283  Cross 
Allsop  Nancy,  laundress,  285  Cross 
Allsop  Sarah,  nurse,  285  Cross 
Allsop  Thomas,  oyster  shucker,  285  Cross 
AUnut  Wm.  H.  grain  runner,  1  Spring  Gar- 
den av 
Almstead  James,  laborer,  306  Raborg 
Alsop  Robert,  butcher,  56  Camel  al 
Alto  Catherine,  cook,  84  Jasper 
Alverde  Alice,  nurse,  35  Williamson  al 
Ambrosa  Alex,  sawyer,  251  L.  Hiighes 
Ambrose  George,  brickmaker,  22  Bankert  al 
Amos  George,  porter,  7  Kimmel  al 
Amos  Maria, laundress,  3  Grove 
Anderson  Mrs.  Ann,  laundress,  26d  Raborg 
Anderson  Arthur,  butcher,  4  Forrest 
Anderson  Arthur,  butcher,  14  Jefferson  st  ct 
Anderson  Mrs.  Amelia,  laundress,  265  Raborg 
Anderson  Augustus,  mariner,  210  s  Carohne 
Anderson  Charles,  porter,  20  Biddle  al 
Anderson  Christopher,  23  Garden 
Anderson  Eliza,  laundress,  63  Union 
Anderson  Elizabeth,   laundress,  rear  of  4bb 

Harford  av 
Anderson  Emily,  laundress,  36  Raborg 
Anderson  George  D.  brickmaker,  25  Jenkins 

Anderson  Henry,  wood  sawyer,  4  Fife  al 
Anderson  Henrietta,  laundress,  4  Butler  al 
Anderson  Isaiah,  lumber  piler,  6  Welsh  al 
Anderson  Jacob,  laborer,  50  Hampstead 
Anderson  James,  carter,  5  Douglass 
Anderson  Joseph,  hostler,  29  French 
Anderson  John,  mariner,  102  s  Bethel 
Anderson  John  H.  brickmaker,  216  Hamburg 
Anderson  John  H.  porter,  70  Peirce 
Anderson  John  H.  coachman,  72  Davis 
Anderson  John,  laborer,  37  Moore  al 
Andrrson  John,  laborer,  83  Stirling 
Ander.son  Josiah,  drayman,  297  s  Eutaw 

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COLORED   PERSONS. 


Anderson  Louisa,  84  Stiles 
Anderson  Maria,  91  Moore  al 
Anderson  Mary  E.  laundress,  9  Chesnut  al 
Anderson  Mary  Ann,  cook,  15  Inloes  al 
Anderson  Rachel,  cook,  3  Inloes  al 
Anderson  Richard,  drayman,  69  Welcome  al 
Anderson  Robert,  153  n  Dallas 
.     Anderson  Robert,  laborer,  60  Carlton 
Anderson  Samuel,  caulker,  7  Guilford  al 
Anderson  Stephen,  laborer,  32  Edward 
Anderson  Susan,  seamstress,  3  Water's  row 
Anderson  Thomas,  porter,  3  Water's  row- 
Anderson  Thos.  porter,  cor  Biddle  and  Walsh 
Anderson  Virginia,  laundress,  74  Holiday 
Anderson  Wm.  J.  laborer,  9  Inloes  al 
Anthony  Daniel,  drayman,  3  s  Durham 
Anthony  George,  drayman,  6  Forrest 
Anthony  John,  teamster.  111  Chesnut 
Anthony  Levi,  hackman,  64  Orchard 
Anthony  Solomon,  laborer,  64  Orchard 
Anthony  Samuel,  laborer,  64  Orchard 
Appleby  Emanuel,  brickmaker,  207  Hamburg 
Arkania  Charles,  mariner,  37  China 
Armistead  Joseph,  cook,  steamer  Georgeanna, 

141  Chesnut 
Armstead  Lewis,  laborer,  27  Forrest 
Armstrong  Alfred,  brickmaker,  4  Herrinff's 

court  ° 

Armstrong  Ellen,  cook,  28  Raborg 
Armstrong  John  H.  sailor,  98  Welcome  al 
Arthur  Henry,  caulker,  107  s  Spring 
Arthur  Solomon,  brickmaker,  1  Tyson 
Asbury  Day  School,  s  e  cor  East  and  Douglas 
Asbury  M.   E.  Church,  (African)  East  near 

Douglas 
Ash  Thomas,  drayman,  9  Raborg 
Ash  Vincent,  porter,  78  L.  McElderry 
Ashton  John,  drayman,  143  n  Caroline 
Ashton  Robert  H.  porter,  143  n  Caroline 
Askins  Henry,  waiter,  155  York 
Askins  Henry,  waiter,  96  Jasper 
Askins  John,  huckster,  58  Lewis 
Askins  Joseph,  drayman,  4  Durham 
Askins  James,  39  Lewis 
Askins  Levin,  hostler,  130  Chesnut 
Askins  Mary,  cook,  236  L.  Hughes 
Askins  Thomas,  caulker,  101  s  Bethel 
Asmond  Jesse,  waiter,  4  Temple 
Astor  Jacob,  mariner,  120  Orchard 
Atkinson  Abraham,  brickmaker,  18  Wayne 
Atkinson  Abraham  W.  porter,  18  Wayne 
Atkinson  Charles,  laborer,  5  Chesnut 
Atkinson  Edward  S.  brickmaker,  18  Wayne 
Atkinson  George  R.  waiter,  18  Wayne 
Atkinson  John  C.  porter,  18  Wayne 
Atkinson  Mary,  67  L.  Church 
Atkinson  Robert,  laborer,  24  East 
Atkinson  Thomas,  brickmaker,  224  s  Bethel 
Atkinson  Wm.  stevedore,  141  s  Dallas 
Augusta  Mary  A.  laundress,  78  Richmond 
Augusta  Vincent,  caulker,  135  s  Bethel 
Augustus  Abraham,  oyster  shucker,  125   n 

Dallas 
Augustus  Ann,  laundress,  72  St.  Mary's 
Augustus  David,  waiter,  94  Cider  al 
Augustus  Daniel,  whitewasher,  91  L.  Church 
Augustus  Esau,  wagoner,  28  Vine 
Augustus  Henry,  waiter,  5  Tyson  al 
Augustus  John,  pedler,  64  Burgundy  al 
Augustus  Victorine,  waiter,  2  Butler  al 
Ayerw  Dennis,  waiter,  100  Chesnut  al 
Ayers  Catharine,  88  Chesnut  al 
Ayers  Henrietta,  cook,  7  Tyson 


Ayers  Harriet,  laundress,  108  s  Bethel 
Ayers  Henrietta,  laundress,  56  Short 
Ayers  James  H.,  U.  S,  N.  Central  av  cor  Al- 
len al 
Ayers  James,  laborer,  44  n  Sharp 
Ayers  John,  waiter,  339  n  Howard 
Ayers  Lewis,  drayman,  172  York 
Ayers  Mason,  hod  carrier,  13  Inloes  al 
Ayers  Margaret,  laundress,  107  Elbow  la 
Ayers  Rebecca,  laundress,  125  York 
Ayers  Wm.  B.  waiter,  53  L.  Pleasant 

B. 

Bacon  Harriet,  laundress,  33  East 

Bacon  John,  brickmaker,  72  Burgundy  al 

Bacon  Philip,  laborer,  26  Boyd 

Bacon  Rachel  A.  83  L.  Church 

Bacon  Samuel,  laborer,  70  Burgundy  al 

Badger  Elisha,  laborer,  164  Henrietta 

Badger  Jarret,  drayman,  156  York 

Badger  Jarret,  drayman,  134  s  Eutaw 

Badger  Samuel,  porter,  37  Tessier 

Bailey  Alexander,  brickmaker,  228  L.  Hughes 

Bailey  Alfred,  tavern,  23  Foundry 

Bailey  Asbury,  whitewasher,  136  Hill 

Bailey  Anthony,  porter,  42  L.  McElderry 

Bailey  Elenora,  laundress,  36  Carlton 

Bailey  Elizabeth,  7  Mechanics'  ct 

Bailey  Ephraim,  tavern,  23  Foundry 

Bailey  Francis,  steward,  9  Short 

Bailey  Francis,  laborer,  156  York 

Bailey  George,  caulker,  147  s  Bethel 

Bailey  Henry,  sawyer,  26  s  Dallas 

Bailey  Isaiah,  laborer,  228  L.  Hughes 

Bailey  James  H.  laborer,  213  Raborg 

Bailey  Jenkins,  waiter,  118  n  Central  av 

Bailey  John,  43  Edward 

Bailey  Levin,  sailor,  106  s  Spring 

Bailey  Mary  Ann,  laundress,  234  s  Durham 

Bailey  Mary,  cook,  138  Orchard 

Bailey  Phillis,  laundress,  1  Tyson 

Bailey  Perry,  hackman,  111  s  Bethel 

Bailey  Rebecca,  143  s  Durham 

Bailey  Robert,  laborer,  155  Henrietta 

Bailey  Susan  A.  laundress,  74  Chesnut  al 

Bailey  Samuel,  caulker,  160  s  Bethel 

Bailey  Susan,  rear  of  81  Watson 

Bailey  Thomas  H.  painter,  7  Mechanic's  ct 

Bailey  Wm.  brickmaker,  276  China 

Bailey  Wm.  laborer,  10  Douglas 

Bailey  Wm.  waiter,  25  Hull  la 

Baker  Isaac,  porter,  7  Kimmel  al 

Baker  Joshua,  sawyer,  21  Chesnut  al 

Baker  Joseph  P.  gardener,  5  Waters  row 

Ballard  Caleb,  grain  measurer,  92  L.  Church 

Ballard  Churchville,  brickmaker,  12  Cecil 

Ballard  Georgianna,  laundress, 2  Leadenhall 

Ballard  James,  oyster  shucker,  60  Burgundy  al 

Ballard  Wm.  H.  brickmaker,  6  Burgundy  al 

Ballet  George,  stevedore,  16  Herring's  ct 

Baldwin  Emily,  laundress,  44  King 

Baldwin  Mrs.  Sarah,  laundress,  6  Lester  ct 

Banes  George,  laborer,  44  Jefferson 

Bank  Richard,  painter.  Necessity  al  nr.  Exeter 

Banks  Annell,  226  s  Durham 

Banks  Burrell,  produce,  136  n  Charles,  dw  38 

Richmond 
Banks  John,  caulker,  7  High  al 
Banks  John,  gardener,  630  Penna.  av 
Banks  Peter,  grain  measurer,  10  Edward 
Banks  Samuel,  laborer,  35  Chesnut 
Banks  Wm.  waiter,  66  Elbow  lane 


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COLORED   PERSONS. 


445 


Banks  Wesley,  136  Central  av 
Eankhead  Theophilus,  teamster,  34  L.  Mon- 
ument 
Banning  Jacob,  laborer,  Tyson  nr.  Richmond 
Banning  Charles,  laborer,  86  Plum  al 
Bantum  Ennals,  scraper,  201  Eastern  av 
Bantum  Horace,  laborer,  rear  of  149  York 
Bantum  Sarah,  52  Camel  al 
Bardley  Jerry,  hod  carrier,  81  Orchard 
Barker  Ann,  laundress,  156  Sarah  Ann 
Barker  Thomas,  laborer,  Leadenhall  nr  Ham- 
burg 
Barnes  Abraham,  wagoner,  203  Mullikin 
Barnes  Benjamin,  coachman,  55  Josephine 
Barnes  Daniel,  sawyer,  30  Hill 
Barnes  Ellen,  laundress,  121  Low 
Barnes  Francis,  brickmaker,  86  s  Dallas 
Barnes  Henry,  laborer,  190  s  Durham 
Barnes  John,  drayman,  63  Union 
Barnes  John,  brickmaker,  38  Forrest 
Barnes  John,  baggageman,  145  Chesnut 
Barnes  John,  laborer,  55  Josephine 
Barnes  John,  farm  hand,  17  Union 
Barnes  Joseph,  drayman,  181  Mullikin 
Barnes  Amelia,  seamstress,  94  Chesnut 
Barnes  James,  laborer,  31  Regester 
Barnes  John,  laborer,  10  Salisbury  al 
Barnes  Levin,  mariner,  211  L.  Hughes 
Barnes  Nancy,  cook,  4  Cohen  al 
Barnes  Peter,  porter,  67  s  Dallas 
Barnes  Robert,  drayman,  5  Short 
Barnes  Samuel,  waiter,  205  Hamburg 
Barnes  Wm.  S.  porter,  94  Chesnut 
Barnes  Wm.  caulker,  112  Castle  al 
Barnet  Elizabeth,  169  s  Washington,  F.  P. 
Barnet  Walter,  waiter,  90  Central  av 
Barnett  Oakley,  laborer,  30  Forrest 
Barnett  Stephen,  sailor,  16  Philpot 
Barney  Elizabeth,  grocery,  75  s  Dallas 
Barney  George,  laborer,  23  Hampstead 
Barney  James,  laborer,  75  Welcome  al 
Barney  James,  mariner,  56  L.  Church 
Barney  James,  laborer,  16  French 
Barney  Lyman,  laborer,  53  China 
Barney  Robert  W.  cook,  104  s  Dallas 
Barney  Wm.  confectioner,  102  Henrietta 
Barret  Geo.  waiter,  71  Somerset 
Barret  James,  71  Somerset 
Barrett  Wm.  drayman,  65  Orchard 
Barrick  Thomas,  laborer,  13  Mechanics'  ct 
Barrick  Wm.  laborer,  15  Mechanics' ct 
Bartney  David,  laborer,  212  Dover 
Barton  George,  waiter,  rear  of  264  w  Balti- 
more 
Barton  Nathaniel,  brickmaker,  229  Dover 
Barton  Nathaniel,  whip  sawyer,  218  s  Castle  al 
Barton  Wm.  confectioner,  79  Castle  al 
Base  Washington,  laborer,  30  s  Bethel 
Bask  Joseph,  porter,  34  Perry 
Bateman  Richard,  drayman,  6  Eden  ct 
Bauno  Henry,  whitewasher,  23  Moore  al 
Bayley  Peter,  laborer,  6  Plum  al 
Baylor  Fielding,  mariner,  18  Lester  ct 
Baynard  Asbury,  waiter,  62  Peirce 
Beads  Jesse,  W^indsor  mill  road  nr.  Fremont 
Beams  Francis,  soldier,  48  Peirce 
Bean  Dallas,  mariner,  135  Hill 
Bean  Franklin,  23  Rose 
Beard  Ann,  laundress,  14Mott 
Beard  Lewis,  laborer,  14  Mott 
Beard  Joshua,  waiter,  14  Mott 
Becker  Matilda,  laundress,  1  Short 
Beckett  Eliza,  laundress,  112  Welcome  al 


Beckett  John,  laborer,  135  York 

Beckett  Wm.  mariner,  280  Montgomery 

Beckwith  Lorenzo,  fireman,  12  X  al 

Bee  James,  mariner,  3  Spring  Garden  av 

Bee  Wm.  mariner,  29  China 

Bell  George  W.  porter,  207  Hamburg 

Bell  Hanson,  waiter,  45  State 

Bell  Jane,  laundress,  Stone  al  near  Biddle 

Bell  John,  carter,  3  White  al 

Bell  John  W.  drayman,  90  Burgundy  al 

Bell  John,  brickmaker,  87  n  Dallas 

Bell  John,  laborer,  27  State 

Bell  John,  porter,  20  Elbow  la 

Bell  Julia,  cook,  27  State 

Bell  Mary  Ann,  laundress,  103  Chesnut 

Bell  Rev.  Richard  P.  porter,  n  w  cor  Lombard 

and  Sharp 
Bell  Solomon,  wagoner,  40  East 
Bell  Wm.  H.  brickmaker,  87  n  Dallas 
Benjamin  Virginia,  variety  store,  62  Bank 
Bennehan  Phoebe,  192  Henrietta 
Bennet  Charles,  gardener,  114  Chesnut 
Bennet  James,  carpenter,  45  Elbow  la 
Bennet  John,  laborer,  11  Madison  al 
Bennett  Geo.  laborer,  rear  of  265  L.  Hughes 
Bennett  Charlotte,  laundress,  36  Welcome  al 
Bennett  Livus,  tanner,  50  s  Dallas 
Bennett  Joshua  V.  whitewasher,  81  s  Wolfe 
Bennett  Joshua,  laborer,  84  East 
Benson  Grafton,  7  Neighbor 
Benson  John,  baker,  39  Douglass 
Bentley  George,  porter,  16  Sarah  Ann 
Bentley  Mary,  laundress,  2  Abraham 
Bentley  Richard,  hostler,  31  Short 
Benton  Aaron,  laborer,  184  s  Howard 
Benton  Sarah  A.  cook,  107  North 
Beo  Asbury,  drayman,  33  Raborg 
Beo  Sidney,  laundress,  33  Raborg 
Berry  Abraham,  porter,  9  Raborg 
Berry  Abraham,  jr.,  wagoner,  9  Raborg 
Berry  Amelia  A.  nurse,  80  St.  Mary 
Berry  Artemus,  porter,  25  Arch 
Berry  Ellen,  laundress,  25  Arch 
Berry  George,  drayman,  158  East 
Berry  George,  drayman,  26  Moore  al 
Berry  Henrietta,  laundress,  67  Leadenhall 
Berry  James,  woodsawyer,  280  s  Howard 
Berry  Jane,  62  Tyson  al 
Berry  John,  porter,  114  Orchard 
Berry  John,  drayman,  23  Union 
Berry  John,  fruiterer,  97  Chesnut 
Berry  John  T.  waiter,  9  Raborg 
Berry  Matilda,  106  Jasper 
Berryman  John,  caulker,  160  s  Bethel 
Bethel  Church,  (African,)  10  Saratoga 
Betts  Mary,  3  Bounty  la 
Berans  Isaac,  laborer,  170  York 
Be  vans  George  H.  mariner,  73  Leadenhall 
Eevans  Littleton,  varnisher,  5  X  al 
Eevans  Mrs.  Lucy,  laundress,  73  Leadenhall 
Bevans  Mary  Ann,  laundress,  5  X  al 
Bevans  Raymond,  sawyer,  73  Leadenhall 
Bevans  Wm.  H.  mariner,  73  Leadenhall 
Bias  John,  brickmaker,  200  s  Bethel 
Bias  Robert,  waiter,  57  Raborg 
Bias  Sandy,  coachman,  4  Richmond 
Bias  Thomas,  baker,  178  Mullikin 
Biall  Edward,  laborer,  Russell  near  Cross 
Bibbins  S.  laborer,  6  Plum  al 
Biddle  Alley  African  School,  3Q  Biddle  al 
Biddle  George  W.  brickmaker,«33  Dover 
Biddle  Wm.  laborer,  235  Dover 
Bird  Reuben,  laborer,  10  Chesnut 


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446 


COLORED  PERSONS. 


Bishop  Jacob  C.  waiter,  36  Richmond 
Bishop  Manuel,  mariner,  123  a  Spring 
Bishop  Wm.  H.  barber,  198  w  Pratt,  dw  19 

Hamilton 
Black  Cato,  straw  cutter,  48  Rock 
Black  Garrison,  laborer,  65  s  Dallas 
Black  Henry,  waiter,  52  Tyson 
Bishop  John,  laborer,  386  Cross 
Black  Henry,  waiter,  52  Tyson 
Black  John,  sawyer,  4  State 
Black  Willis,  boatman,  66  L.  Church 
Blackiston  Millie,  6  Hagers  ct 
Blacksin  Amelia,  seamstress,  85  French 
Blackston  Augustus,  porter,  96  State 
Blackslon  Benj.  laborer,  176  Mullikin 
Blackston  James,  blacksmith,  19  China  al 
Blackston  Neil,  oysters,  44  s  Dallas 
Blackston  Robert,  wood  sawyer,  37  Park 
Blackston  Thomas,  fireman,  8  Ivy  al 
Blackston  Wesley,  waiter,  71  Davis 
Blackston  Wm.  barkeeper,  27  State 
Blackston  Wm.  laborer,  51  Jefferson 
Blake  Dennis,  laborer,  32  Shakspear 
Blake  James,  sawyer,  81  East 
Biake  James,  marmer,  2  Monmonier's  ct 
Blake  James,  mariner,  276  s  Durham 
Blake  James,  waiter,  2  Monmonier's  ct 
Blake  James,  drayman,  193  s  Sharp 
Blake  James,  sawyer,  81  Fleet 
Blake  Jerry,  whitewasher,  99  Sarah  Ann 
Blake  John,  whitewasher,  90  Stiles^ 
Blake  John  W.  engineer,  21  Tyson  al 
Blake  John,  drayman,  38  Short 
Blake  Josiah,  laborer,  382  Cross 
Blake  Julia  A. washerwoman,  68  Welcome  al 
Blake  Margary  A.  cook,  168  n  Howard 
Blake  Martha,  15  Cecil 
Blake  Mary  E.  cook,  13  Cecil 
Blake  Matilda,  2  n  Dallas 
Blake  Peter,  brickmaker,  118  Welcome  al 
Blake   Sarah,  aundress,  5  Saratoga  ct 
Blake  Solomon,  sailor,  196  s  Howard 
Blake  Susan,  3  Forrest 
Blake  Thomas,  laborer,  5  Monmonier's  ct 
Blondin  Samuel,  waiter,  1  Ivy  al 
Blunden  James,  porter,  108  Welcome  al 
Boardley  Wm.  musician,  54  St.  Mary 
Bodeley  Deborah,  cook,  37  Tyson  al 
Boggs  Jane,  119  Welcome  al 
Bohern  George,  sailor,  46  n  Dallas 
Boltley  Joseph,  waiter,  68  Burgundy  al 
Boley  Catherine,  laundress,  rear  of  12  State 
Eoley  John,  laborer,  rear  of  12  State 
Bond  Ann,  111  s  Chapel 
Bond  Andrew,  laborer,  49  Jefferson 
Bond  Edward,  mariner,  160  b  Durham 
Bond  Edward,  waiter,  6  Jew  al 
Bond  Emory,  barber,  81  Cider  al 
Bond  Francis,  carpenter,  171  Tyson 
Bond  Francis  A.  waiter,  91  Hargrove  al 
Bond  Freeborn,  farmer,  94  Orchard 
Bond  Geo.  soldier,  2  Bethel 
Bond  Harriet,  laundress,  59  Jasper 
Bond  Isaac,  laborer,  46  Hampstead 
Bond  Isabolla,  milliner,  35  State 
Bond  Isabella,  93  Stirling 
Bond  James,  mariner,  48  Low 
Bond  James,  barkeeper,  61  Jasper 
Bond  James,  cook,  170  s  Dallas 
Bond  Matilda,  cook,  rear  of  265  L.  Hughes 
Bond  Miranda,  chambermaid,  38  Park 
Bond  Nathan,  waiter,  63  Marion 
Bond  Rachel  A.  56  Peirce 


Bond  Samuel,  porter,  33  Forrest 

Bond  Susan,  confectionery,  sw  cor  Saratoga 

and  Davis,  dw  21  Hamilton 
Bond  ThoB.  laborer,  112  n  Dallas 
Boon  Tower,  sawyer,  266  Raborg 
Boon  Wm.  L.  porter,  35  State 
Boon  Mrs.  Delia,  laundress,  84  Dover 
Boon  Edward,  sawyer,  40  Tyson 
Boon  Edward,  barber,  9  Gillingham  al 
Boon  Harriet,  114  s  Dallas 
Boon  Jacob,  wagoner,  104  Welcome  ai 
Boon  Joshua,  mariner,  52  n  Dallas 
Boon  Resin,  blacksmith,  24  Short 
Boon  Sampson,  laborer,  292  s  Howard 
Boon  Sophia,  laundress,  142  Hill 
Boon  Thos.  laborer,  109  Sarah  Ann 
Boon  Thos.  sawyer,  72  L.  Church 
Boon  Washington,  102  Tyson 
Boone  Dennis,  drayman,  2  Peach  al 
Boone  James,  carter,  60  Burgundy  al 
Boone  Joseph,  porter,  2  Peach  al 
Boone  Perry,  porter,  2  Peach  al 
Boone  Shadrack,  huckster,  122  Orchard 
Boone  Washington,  oyster  shucker,  12  State 
Booth  Daniel,  whitewasher,  68  L.  Monument 
Booth  David,  wliitewasher,  70  Lerew  al 
Booth  Jonathan,  porter,  81  Arch 
Booth  Wm.  H.  drayman,  1  Walter  row 
Booze  James,  soldier,  11  Short  al 
Booze  Thos.  laborer,  79  Jasper 
Booze  Wm.  H.  brick  maker,  55  Wayne 
Borden  Jackson,  laborer,  2  Bell  al 
Bordley  Geo.  laborer,  30  Moore  al 
Bordley  James,  laborer,  76  Burgundy  al 
Bordley  Jesse,  laborer,  66  Wayne 
Bordley  Sarah  A.  71  Wayne 
Bordley  Thos.  fireman, 43 China 
Bordley  Wm.  laborer,  96  Henrietta 
Bordley  Wm.  brick  maker,  85  Burgundy  al 
Bordley  Wm.    H.  oyster  ehucker,  4  Spring 

Garden  av 
Borke  Jos.  hod  carrier,  37  Biddle  al 
•Bose  Louis,  waiter,  49  Tyson  al 
Bosley  Henry,  laborer,  36  Lewis 
Boston  Abram,  baker,  49  King 
Boston  Albert,  laborer,  30  Wayne 
Boston  Anne,  cook,  243  Dover 
Boston  Ann,  8  Cohen  al 
Boston  Chas.  porter,  217  s  Charles 
Boston  Daniel,  mariner,  rear  of  81  WaUon 
Boston  Eliza  A.  17  State 
Boston  Geo.  drayman,  171  York 
Boston  Hester,  laundress,  15  Eutaw  ct 
Boston  James,  porter,  93  Sarah  Ann 
Boston  John,  hod  carrier,  169  Dover 
Boston  John,  carter,  81  Orchard 
Boston  John,  carter,  197  s  Dallas 
Boston  Jos.  laborer,  241  Dover 
Boston  Nelson,  engineer,  243  Dover 
Boston  Richard,  51  s  Dallas 
Boston  Richard,  laborer,  41  China 
Boston  Robt.  laborer,  228  L.  Hughes 
Boston  Thos.  hackman,  64  Davis 
Boston  Thos.  hackman,  29  Jenkins  al 
Boston  Wm.  sawyer,  48  L.  Church 
Botton  Edward,  carter,  25  Morris  al 
Boulden  Harriet,  laundress,  58  Chesnut 
Boulden  James,  drayman,  17  Mechanics  ct 
Boulden  Richard,  laborer,  98  Chesnut 
Boulden  Spencer,  11  Aisquith  ct 

Boulden ,  3  Aisquith  ct 

Bouldin  Spencer,  farmer,  27  Walnut  al 
Bouldin  Spencer,  jr.  soldier,  23  Walnut  &1 


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447 


Bouyer  John,  waiter,  4  Bethel  row 
Bowdle  Jamea,  drayman,  52  s  Dallas 
Bowen  Chas.  hostler,  48  Burgundy  al 
Bowen  E.  washerwoman,  14  Dawson  al 
Bowen  Grafton,  waiter,  20  Boyd 
Bowen  Jane,  laundress,  37  State 
Bowen  Jos.  waiter,  384  Cross 
Bowen  Jos.  laborer, 261  Raborg 
Bowen  Mary,  stewardess,  76  East 
Bowen  Richard,  butcher,  38  East 
Bowen  Thos.  laborer,  14  Dawson  al 
Bowers  Chlora  A.  32  Peirce 
Bowers  Drucilla,  168  Henrietta 
Bowers  Francis  J.  porter,  217  s  Howard 
Bowers  Isaiah,  waiter,  42  China 
Bowers  James,  laborer,  229  Henrietta 
Bowers  John,  laborer,  229  Henrietta 
Bowers  Mary  A.  laundress,  229  Henrietta 
Bowers  Nathaniel,  carter,  116  Cider  al 
Bowers  Wm.  laborer,  229  Henrietta 
Bowie  Ann  M.  laundress,  192  West 
Bowie  Caroline,  laundress,  10  Eutaw  ct 
Bowie  John,  caulker,  237  L.  Hughes 
Bowie  Solomon,  porter,  192  West 
Bowie  Wm.  herb  doctor,  5  Guilford  al 
Bowie  Wm.  shoemaker,  rear  of  211   Raborg 
Bowley  Gabriel,  laborer,  273  Montgomery 
Bowly  George   H.   oyster  shucker,  261   L. 

Hughes 
Bowly  Henry,  blacksmith,  261  L.  Hughes 
Bowly  Priscilla,  seamstress,  168  Henrietta 
Bowman  Flora,  Chapel  nr  Pratt 
Bowman  Jane,  laundress,  116  n  Dallas 
Bowman  Jarrett,  porter,  Moore  al 
Bowser  Henry,  soldier,  6  McClellan  al 
Bowser  Henry,  waiter,  104  Chesnut  al 
Bowser  Jacob,  drayman,  68  Morris  al 
Bowser  James,  waiter,  12  State 
Bowser  Jos.  laborer,  24  Douglass 
Bowser  Lydia,  6  McClellan  al 
Bowser  Martha,  4  Mince  al 
Bowsey  Margaret,  laundress,  9  High  al 
Bowyer  Benj.  drayman,  Leadenhall  nr  Ham- 
burg 
Bowyer  Benj.  fireman,  249  s  Eutaw 
Bowyer  Emily,  laundress,  55  Ross 
Bowyer  Geo.  drayman,  135  Hill 
Bowyer  John,  drayman,  81  Orchard 
Bowyer  John  W.  laborer,  167  York 
Bowyer  John  W.  waiter,  4  Bell  al 
Bowyer  Perry,  stevedore,  56  China 
Bowyer  Philip,  porter,  109  King 
Boyd  Chas.  mariner,  181  York 
Boyer  Chas.  F.  barber,  basement  Miller's  ho- 
tel, s  w  cor  Paca  and  German,  dw  124  Jas- 
per 
Boyer  Dorus,  laborer,  178  n  Central  av 
Boyer  Mrs.  Ellen,  74  L.  Church 
Boyer  John  T.  porter.  Elbow  la  nr  Warner 
Boyer    Richard    F.    oyster  shucker,  74    L. 

Church 
Boyer  Thos.  teamster,  129  Dover 
Boyer  Tracey  A.  lauudress,  74  L.  Church 
Boyce  Ellen,  74  L.  Church 
Boyce  Lewis,  porter,  15  Raborg 
Braddicks  Henry,  coachman,  36  Clay 
Bradford  Alexander,  mariner,  154  s  Dallas 
Bradford  Hester,  19  State 
Bradford  Isaac,  sawyer,  68  Chesnut 
Bradford  Jacob,  hod  carrier,  134  Hill 
Bradford  Jos.  laborer,  87  s  Dallas 
Bradford  Mary,  laundress,  55  Burgundy  al 
Bradford  Thos.  waiter,  28  Wayne 


Bradley  Saml.  porter,  5  Union 
Bradley  Saml.  J.  porter,  76  Chesnut  al 
Brady  Chas.  laborer,  1  Herring  ct 
Brady  Isaac,  oyster  shucker,  241  Dover 
Brand  Wm.  steward,  99  s  Bethel 
Brannifk  Francis,  mariner,  18  Edward 
Brannick  Jos.  mariner,  9  Edward 
Brannick  Rachel,  laundress,  84  Plum  al 
Branson  Stephen,  laborer,  210  s  Caroline 
Brashears  Alex,  barber,  63  Arch 
Bra.shears  John,  laborer,  320  Hamburg 
Brashears  Wm.  Alex,  barber,  4  Tyson  al 
Braxton  Judith, seamstress,  64  Peirce 
Braywood  Danl.  laborer,  178  s  Dallas 
Brent  Emma  M.  5  Binney 
Brent  Nicholas,  porter,  94  Vine 
Brewer  Chas.  A.  37  Chesnut  al 
Brewer  Frances,  laundress,  29  Chesnut  al 
Brewer  Perrv,  porter,  192  Raborg 
Brewer  Sarah,  5  Water  ct 
Brian  Saml.  porter,  152  Tyson 
Brice  Abram,  fireman,  9  X  al 
Brice  Alfred,  laborer.  3  X  al 
Brice  James,  pressman,  115  Low 
Brice  James,  steward,  5  Mott 
Brice  John,  laborer,  31  Guilford. al 
Brice  John,  laborer,  11  Marion 
Brice  Richard,  laborer,  98  Stirling 
Bridge  John  A.  laborer,  4  Webster  al 
Bright  Israel,  porter,  44  Orchard 
Bright  Thos.  laborer,  5  Hull  la     . 
Bright  Walter,  wagoner,  10  n  Spring 
Bright  Wm.  laborer,  12  Salisbury  al 
Bright  Wm.  H.  porter,  44  Orchard 
Brightman  George,  porter,  48  Vine 
Erightman  George  H.  porter,  71  Union 
Brightman  Rebecca,  laundress,  48  Vine 
Brines  Levin,  boatman,  46  L.  Church 
Briscoe  Gabriel,  barber,  134  n  Howard 
BRISCOE  LEWIS,  hair  dressing  saloon,  134 

n  Howard 
Britton  Catherine  S.  laundress,  25  Bankert  al 
Britton   Mary  J.  washerwoman,  150  n  Dallas 
Brock  Peter,  waiter,  9  Mechanics'  ct 
Brocton  Charles,  71  Union 
Broden  Isaac,  hackman,  20  Cider  al 
Brogden  Matilda,  cook,  56  Hargrove  al 
Brogden  Wm.  H.   shoemaker,  168  Henrietta 
Brooks  Alexander,  waiter,  86  Chesnut 
Brooks  Agnes  S.  confectionery,  n  e  cor  Cal- 
vert and  Saratoga,  dw  38  Clay 
Brooks  Alexander,  hod  carrier,  32  s  Bethel 
Brooks  Ann,  laundress,  127  Sarah  Ann 
Brooks  Augustus,  drayman,  81  Orchard 
Brooks  Ambrose,  laborer,  109  Elbow  la 
Brooks  Charles,  laborer,  45  Mullikin 
Brooks  Charles,  laborer,  38  King 
Brooks  David,  laborer,  57  Burgundy  al 
Brooks  Edward,  mariner,  2  Painters  ct 
Brooks  Ellen,  laundress,  216  L.  Hughes 
Brooks  George  H.  brick  maker,  229  Dover 
Brooks  George,  waiter,  62  Orchard 
Brooks  Harrison,  laborer,  105  n  Dallas 
Brooks  James,  drayman,  132  s  Eutaw 
Brooks  John,  stevedore,  2  Painters  ct 
Brooks  John,  carpenter,  105  Hill 
Brooks  Martha,  laundress,  32  Hill 
Brooks  Rachel,  30  State 
Brooks  Richard,  laborer,  77  L.  Church 
Brooks  Richard,  carpenter,  105  Hill 
Brooks  Samuel,  drayman,  107  King 
Brooks  Samuel,  mariner,  83  Watson 
Brooks  Stephen,  farmer,  113  King 


CUSO.  S.  PAGK  &  BRO.,  Mannftetorers   of  Roofs  nnd  Rooflxig  Slaterials,  111  Smitlt'fl 
^Tharf.    C.  HART  SMITH,  Ag^nU 


448 


COLORED   PERSONS. 


Brooks  Stephen,  laborer,  67  Burgundy  al 

Brooks  Wm.  porter,  38  Kin^ 

Broom  Mager,  butcher,  71  Wayne 

Brotton  Samuel,  hostler,  25  Chestnut  al 

Broughton  Dennis,  porter,  23  Arch 

Broughton  Julia  A.  22  State 

Broughton  Lucy,  washerwoman,  231  Dover 

Broughton  Louisa,  washerwoman,  231  Dover 

Brown  Alexander,  drayman,  69  Leadenhall 

Brown  Alexander,  laborer,  13  Cecil 

Brown  Anna,  cook,  2  Arcade  al 

Brown  Mrs.  laundress,  47  Biddle  al 

Brown  Annie,  midwife,  166  n  Front 

Brown  Anna,  laundress,  s  Spring 

Brown  Ann  M.  laundress,  104  Jasper 

Brown  Anna,  washerwoman,  99  Sarah  Ann 

Brown  Ann  E.  laundress,  74  Chesnut  al 

Brown  Benj.  brickmaker,  188  Montgomery 

Brown  Benjamin,  teacher,  282  s  Howard 

Brown  Baptist  L.  stevedore,  124  s  Bethel 

Brown  Benjamin,  laborer,  20  Tessler 

Brown  Charles,  waiter,  50  Tyson 

Brown  Charles,  waiter,  213  s  Howard 

Brown  Charles,  laborer,  104  Jasper 

Brown   Charity,  laundress,  6  Clarkson  al 

Brown  Daniel,  oyster  shucker,  33  Raborg 

Brown  David,  brickmaker,  8  Wagon  al 

Brown  David  W.  waiter,  9  Raborg 

Brown  David,  wagoner,  27  Raborg 

Brown  Diana,  cook,  23  State 

Brown  Edward,  coachman,  170  Tyson 

Brown  Edward,  wagoner,  154  n  Eden 

Brown  Edwin,  carter,  296  s  Howard 

Brown  Elijah,  porter,  89  Gravel  al 

Brown  Elisha,  woodsawyer,  3  Stockton  al 

Brown  Eliza,  cook,  6  Clarkson  al 

Brown  Eliza,  huckstress,  80  East 

Brown  Eliza,  laundress,  53  Chesnut  al 

Brown  Eliza,  laundress,  11  Jasper 

Brown  Eliza,  laundress,  138  York 

Brown  Elizabeth,  70  Elbow  al 

Brown  Elizabeth,  104  Jasper 

Brown  Elizabeth,  pedler,  148  Cathedral 

Brown  Ellen,  laundress,  54  Chesnut 

Brown  Ezekiel,  whip  sawyer,  242  Durham 

Brown  Francis,  drayman,  36  Moore  al 

Brown  George,  carman,  14  Chesnut  al 

Brown  George,  porter,  14  Short 

Brown  George,  waiter,  92  n  Spring 

Brown  Geo.  W.  grain  measurer,  200  Hamburg 

Brown  George,  laborer,  172  Dover 

Brown  Gustus,  hod  carrier,  1  Wagon  al 

Brown  Harriet,  7  Gillingham  al 

Brown  Harriet,  washerwoman,  140  Tyson 

Brown  Henry,  laborer,  113  Bethel 

Brown  Hezekiah,  laborer,  75  Johnson 

Brown  Isaac,  waiter,  9  Tyson  al 

Brown  Isabella,  54  Vine 

Brown  Jacob,  494  Saratoga 

Brown  Jacob,  carter,  179  York 

Brown  Jacob,  brickmaker,  188  Montgomery 

Brown  Jacob,  drayman,  422  s  Charles 

Brown  Jacob,  22  Marion 

Brown  Jacob,  laborer,  64  Welcome  al 

Brown   James,   mineral   water,   Shad  al  near 

Greene 
Brown  James,  laborer,  182  Stirling 
Brown  James,  drayman,  22  Leadenhall 
Brown  James,  porter,  121  Hill 
Brown  Jeremiah,  barber,  4  Light 
Brown  Rev.  John  M.  64  Henrietta 
Brown  John  T.  laborer,  5  Mechanics'  ct 
Brown  John,  laborer,  58  Dover 

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Bencflt  LWe  Injiuroncc  Co.,  Jfcvrjirk,  N.  J.,"  80  Second  " 


Brown  John,  waiter,  32  Dover 
BROWN  Prof.  JOHN  F.  practical  phrenolo- 
gist, .botanic  leech  artist,  and  surgeon  cbi- 
ropadist,  176  s  Howard 
Brown  John  H.  waiter,  7  Eutaw  ct 
Brown  John  H.  porter,  Boyd  near  Perkins 
Brown  John,  brickmaker,  145  Low 
Brown  John,  pedler,  119  Short 
Brown  John  H.  porter,  79  Arch 
Brown  John,  oyster  ahucker,  103  Welcome  al 
Brown  John  H.  drayman,  18  Boyd 
Brown  Joseph,  wagoner,  3  House  ct 
Brown  Joseph,  sawyer,  11  Chesnut  al 
Brown  Jacob,  mariner,  23  s  Bethel 
Brown  Joseph,  porter,  57  Mulberry 
Brown  Joshua,  mariner,  11  Jew  al 
Brown  Joshua,  coffee  roaster,  48  King 
Brown  Joshua,  waiter,  62  Josephine 
Brown  Kinsey,  grain  runner,  38  Plum  al 
Brown  Kinzie,  mariner,  rear  of  40  Hill 
Brown  Lizzie,  laundress,  27  Durham 
Brown  Lewis  M.  barber,  36  Stirling 
Brown  Lewis,  134  Orchard 
Brown  Louisa,  laundress.  Shad  al  near  Greene 
Brown  Louisa,  16  s  Bethel 
Brown  Louisa,  laundress,  223  Dover 
Brown  Margaret,  31  Booth 
Brown  Maria,  waiter,  121  Hill 
Brown  Mary,  washerwoman,  58  Louis 
Brown  Mary,  washerwoman,  163  s  Durham 
Brown  Mary,  cook,  4  Dallas 
Brown    Mary    Ann,    washerwoman,   122    n 

Spring 
Brown  Mrs.  Mary,  17  Haw 
Brown  Mary  J.  laundress,  35  Burgundy  al 
Brown  Mary,  cook,  7  Gillingham  al 
Brown  Mary,  cook,  7  Tyson 
Brown  Mary,  laundress,  4  King 
Brown  Nathaniel,  sawyer,  153  Hill 
Brown  Nicholas,  al  rear  of  171  Preston 
Brown  Perry,  laborer,  245  Orleans 
Brown  Perry,  drayman,  4  Boyd 
Brown  Phenix,  grain  runner,  3  Plover  al 
Brown  Philip,  cook,  438  Stirling 
Brown  Rachel,  2  Ivy  al 
Brown  Rachel,  cook,  54  Lewis 
Brown  Richard,  fisherman,  28  Slemmer  al 
Brown  Richard,  grain  measurer,  105  Chesnut 
Brown  Robert,  laborer,  rear  of  78  Watson 
Brown  Robt.  H.  stevedore,  16  s  Durham 
Brown  Robt.  H.  brickmaker,  48  Davis 
Brown    Rosetta,   washerwoman,   188    Mont- 
gomery 
Brown  Ruth,  washerwoman,  27  Elbow  la 
Brown  Samuel,  porter,  94  Orchard 
Brown  Samuel,  waiter,  9  Hamilton 
Brown  Sarah,  11  Forrest 
Brown  Simon,  waiter,  63  Gravel  al 
Brown  Solomon,  laborer,  193  Sarah  Ann 
Brown  Statia,  laundress,  30  State 
Brown  Stephen,  brickmaker,  46  Wayne 
Brown  Susan,  4  Dallas 
Brown  Theresa,  seamstress,  138  York 
Brown  Stephen  F.  sawyer,  93  s  Dallas 
Brown  Thomas,  porter,  88  Holiday 
Brown  Thomas  H.  porter,  240  L.  Hughes 
Brown  Thomas,  wood  sawyer,  215  s  Wolfe 
Brown  Thomas,  laborer,  6  Chesnut 
Brown  Thomas,  caulker,  64  Bank 
Brown  Titus,  laborer,  95  Moore  al 
Brown  Titus,  wood  sawyer,  91  Moore  al 
Brown  Mrs.  Wiley,  laundress,  5  Dawson 
Brown  Wm.  mariner,  4  Inloes  al 


COLORED  PERSONS. 


449 


Brown  Wm.  laborer,  151  Durham 
Brown  Wm.  laborer,  61  s  Howard 
Brown  Wm.  H.  waiter,  136  Orchard 
Brown  Wm.  baker,  112  Central  av 
Brown  Wm.  H.  laborer,  87  L.  Church 
Brown  Wm.  G.  brickmaker,  219  Hamburg 
Brummen  Sarah,  18  Tyson 
Bryan  Isaac,  farmer,  24  Edward 
Bryan  Lewis,  oysterman,  55  s  Dallas 
Bryan  Mary,  washerwoman,  68  Elbow  la 
Bryan  Nathan,  drayman,  6  s  Bethel 
Bryan  Thomas,  caulker,  64  Bank 
Bryan  Wesley,  laborer,  15  Wayne 
Buchanan  Daniel,  mariner,  211  L.  Hughes 
Buchanan  James,  soldier,  46  Moore  al 
Buchanan  Samuel  laborer,  93  Gravel  al 
Buchanan  Thomas,  waiter,  13  Temple 
Buck  Lizzie,  laundress,  59  L.  Church 
Buck  John,  drayman,  76  n  Spring 
Buckhannan  Thomas,  drayman,  167  Jasper 
Budd  William,  laborer,  rear  of  78  Watson 
Bullette  Heloise,  midwife,  101  East 
Bundy  Wm.  hay  presser,  180  York 
Burdell  Richard,  porter,  11  Lerew  al 
Burge  Solomon,  laborer,  59  Carlton 
Burgess  Albert,  23  Morris  al 
Burgess  Asbury,  waiter,  23  Morris  al 
Burgess  Greenbury,  laborer,  35  State 
Burgess  John,  whitewasher,  18  Foundry 
Burgess  Nathaniel,  23  Morris  al 
Burgess  Nelson,  stevedore,  316  Montgomery 
Burgess  Robert,  porter,  184  Tyson 
Burgess  Susan,  laundress,  184  Tyson 
Burk  Jas.  mariner,  Ridgaway  ct,  nr  Howard 
Burk  Michael,  fireman,  43  East 
Burk  Phillis,  14  Biddle  al  ' 

Burk  Wm.  caulker,  200  s  Dallas 
Burke  George,  porter,  8  Durham 
Burke  George,  porter,  22  Peirce 
Burke  Harriet,  laundress,  48  Diamond  al 
Burke  James,  mariner,  162  York 
Burke  Rachel  A.  71  s  Spring 
Burke  Samuel,  carter,  6  n  Spring 
Burke  Samuel,  caulker,  215  s  Durham 
Burke  Thomas,  caulker,  71  s  Wolfe 
Burke  Wm.  laborer,  309  s  Eutaw 
Burley  Benjamin,  porter,  20  Elbow  la 
Burley  Isaac,  huckster,  40  Forrest 
Burley  George,  waiter,  340  n  Howard 
BURLEY  OSBORNE,  provision  store,  138  n 

Charles,  dw  63  Centre 
Burnes  James,  mariner,  198  s  Dallas 
Burns  Benjamin  F.  farmer,  20  Boyd 
Burns  Edward  W.  laborer,  20  Boyd 
Burns  Lewis,  soldier,  20  Boyd 
Burr  Aaron,  Windsor  Mill  road  nr  Fremont 
Burr  Elias,  waiter,  28  State 
Burr  Henry  laborer,  631  Penna.  av 
Burr  Henry,  laborer,  Marion  ct 
Burr  Wm.  E.  Chappell  nr  Fremont 
Burris  Henry,  87  Orchard 
Burris  John,  mariner,  217  L.  Hughes 
Burrows  Mary,  laundress,  49  s  Bethel 
Bush  John,  laborer,  69  Orchard 
Bush  Richard,  laborer,  38  Jefferson 
Butler  Abraham,  cooper,  rear  of  136  German 
Butler  Alfred,  laborer,  18  Raborg 
Butler  Ann,  laundress,  97  Gravel  al 
Butler  Caroline,  laundress,  78  Orchard 
Butler  Charles,  sawyer,  5  Madison  al 
Butler  Charles,  waiter,  44  Vine 
Butler  Cornelius,  waiter,  26  Tyson 
Butler  Edward  B.  mariner,  40  Raborg 

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Hoseudale  Cement  and  Calcined  Plaster  constantly  on  hand,  21  Spear's  AVharf. 

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Butler  Ellen,  laundress,  136  German 

Butler  Mrs.  Emeline,  57  Wayne 

Butler  Francis,  mariner,  203  s  Wolfe 

Butler  George,  shoemaker,  71  Moore  al 

Butler  George,  porter,  216  Stirling 

Butler  George,  laborer,  322  Harford  av 

Butler  G.  Henry,  laborer,  59  L.  Church 

Butler  Harriet,  laundress,  74  St.  Mary 

Butler  Henry,  waiter,  208  Vine 

Butler  Henry,  laborer,  312  Raborg 

Butler  Henry,  carter,  22  Elbow  la 

Butler  Henry,  porter,  20  Marion 

Butler  Henry,  71  Moore  al 

Butler  Isaiah,  waiter,  21  Haw 

Butler  James,  cooper,  24  Dover 

Butler  James  T.  waiter,  217  s  Howard 

Butler  James,  44  Douglas.s 

Butler  James,  cook,  15  Mechanic's  al 

Butler  James,  waiter,  314  Montgomery 

Butler  James,  waiter,  162  Park 

Butler  John,  feed,  318  Montgomery,  dw  211 

Butler  John,  216  Stirhng 

Butler  John  H.  fireman,  38  Tyson 

Butler  John  P.  brickmaker,  123  n  Dallas 

Butler  Joseph,  carter,  39  Edward 

Butler  Joseph,  86  Moore  al 

Butler  Josiah,  cooper,  rear  of  136  German 

Butler  Julia,  herbs,  195  Raborg 

Butler  Margaret  Ann,  44  Douglass 

Butler  Mary  E.  1  s  Dallas 

Butler  Melinda,  Ridgaway  ct,  nr  Howard 

Butler  Minty,  cook,  58  L.  Church 

Butler  Nicholas,  laborer,  1   Bankert  al 

Butler  Noah,  rope  maker,  129  Low 

Butler  Richard,  grain  runner,  270  s  Howard 

Butler  Samuel,  cooper,  137  German 

Butler  Sarah,  washerwoman,  113  Jasper 

Butler  Serena,  nurse,  59  Lewis 

Butler  Thomas  E.  laborer,  123  n  Dallas 

Butler  Wm.  cook,  16  Union 

Butler  Wm.  brickmaker,  55  s  Bethel 

Butler  Wm.  H.  laborer,  44  Douglass 

Butler  Wm.  1.  waiter,  21  Haw 

By»s  Alfred,  porter,  67  Orchard 

Byers  Thomas,  baker,  168  Mullikin 


Caday  Alfred,  fireman,  19  Hull's  la 
Cager  James,  huckster,  79  s  Wolfe 
Cager  John,  woodsawyer,  171  Mullikin 
Cager  Geo.  W.  huckster,  79  s  Wolfe 
Cagey  Dennis,  wagoner,  6  Forrest 
Cake!  Mary  E.  laundress,  3  Peach  al 
Caldwell  Charles,  stevedore,  155  s  Regester 
Caldwell  James,  driver,  155  8  Regester 
Caldwell  John  J.  cook,  9  s  Dallas 
Caldwell  John,  hackman,  6  Wayne 
Caldwell  Mary  E.  seamstress,  254  L.  Hughes 
Caldwell  Wm.  laborer,  5  Monmonier's  ct 
Caldwell  Wm.  nurse,  5  Aisquith  ct 
Caleb  John,  grain  runner,  81  Moore  al 
Calhoun  Charles,  blacksmith,  54  Sarah  Ann 
Calhoun  Elizabeth,  laundress,  75  St.  Mary's 
Calhoun  James,  barber,  15  Walnut  al 
Caliman  Thomas,  waiter,  71  Dover 
Calk  Joseph,  laborer,  90  Leadenhall 
Calvert  Wm.  cooper,  70  St.  Mary 
Camby  John,  stevedore,  115  s  Dallas 
Campbell  Andrew,  laborer,  7  Bethel  row 
Campbell  Harriet,  laundress,  81  Moore  al 
Campbell  James  E.  mariner,  2  College  al 
Campbell  John,  laborer,  13  Eutaw  ct 


450 


COLORED    PERSONS. 


Campbell  Moses,  stevedore,  135  Hill 
Campbell  Nathan,  porter,  96  St.  Paul 
Camper  Henrietta,  laundress,  210  L.  Hughes 
Camper  Henry,  waiter,  89  Thames 
Camper  John,  cook,  104  s  Spring 
Camper  Jonathan,  sawyer,  210  L.  Hughes 
Camper  Lara,  79  s  Spring 
Camper  Levin,  whitewasher,68L.  Monument 
Camper  Peter,  laborer,  65  n  Dallas 
Camphor  Alien,  carter,  253  L.  Hughes 
Camphor  Caroline,  laundress,  11  Vine 
Camphor  John,  laborer,  326  Hamburg 
Camphor  John,  caulker,  188  s  Howard 
Camphor  Mary,  cook,  139  Hill 
Camphor  Moses,  sawyer,  144  York 
Camphor  Stephen,  sexton,  37  East 
Camphor  Wm.  brickmaker,  37  East 
Cannaday  Henry,  waiter,  295  Hamburg 
Cannis  Ann  E.  laundress,  102  Harford  av 
Carey  Alfred,  fireman,  19  Hull's  la 
Carey  George,  laborer,  152  s  Durham 
Carmack  Lewis,  hack  driver,  12  Short  al 
Carmichael  James,  laborer,  64  Union 
Carpenter  Alex,  drayman,  4  Plum  al 
Carpenter  Carlos,  mariner,  63  China  al 
Carpenter  Eli,  laborer,  132  Cider  al 
Carpenter  George,  laborer,  3  Penn  al 
Carpenter  John,  porter,  65  Arch 
Carpenter  Nathan,  laborer,  29  Forrest 
Carr  Daniel,  groom,  58  Welcome  al 
Carr   Frederick,   grain  measurer,   274  Mont- 
gomery 
Carr  James,  laborer,  3  Biddle  ct 
Carr  John,  brickmaker,  195  s  Dallas 
Carr  John,  brickmaker,  44  Burgundy  al 
Carr  Mrs.  Maria,  laundress,  18  Elbow  la 
Carr  Wm.  brickmaker,  21  Haw 
Carrington  Wm.  laborer,  99  Low 
Carroll  Charles,  porter,  66  Dover 
Carroll  James,  steward,  7  Mott 
Carroll  Henry,  drayman,  303  s  Eutaw 
Carroll  Julia,  laundress,  12  Tyson 
Carroll  Philip,  brickmaker,  100  Dover 
Carroll  Samuel,  laborer,  133  Hill 
Carroll  Samuel  B.  waiter,  133  Hill 
Carroll  Samuel,  brickmaker,  100  Dover 
Carroll  Wm.  cakes,  &c.,  6  McClellan  al 
Carson  Benj.  porter,  203  Ensor 
Carson  Elias,  whitewasher,  213  w  Biddle 
Carter  Adam,  carter,  93  Dover 
Carter  Cyrus,  laborer,  81  Bethel  Row 
Carter  Eleanora,  laundress,  1  South  la 
Carter  Mrs.  Eliza,  3  House  ct 
Carter  Harriet,  laundress,  9  Saratoga  ct 
Carter  Jacob,  laborer,  27  Chesnut  al 
Carter  John,  whitewasher,  85  Gravel  al    . 
Carter  John,  barber,  4  Bank  la 
Carter  John,  lal)orer,  295  s  Eutaw 
Carter  John,  laborer,  20  Greenwillow 
Carter  Joseph,  waiter,  836  w  Baltimore 
Carter  Lloyd  W.  laborer,  31  Guilford  al 
Carter  Matilda,  cook,  121  Hill 
Carter  Sarah,  465  Saratoga 
Carter  Rachel,  laundress,  193  Saratoga 
Cassell  Christopher,  oystershucker,  212  Ham- 
burg 
Cassell  Evelina,  washerwoman,  50  Vine 
Cassell  Isaac,  drayman,  19  Walnut  al 
Cassell  Perry,  drayman,  16  Warner 
Caspar  Robert,  mariner,  24  Wayne 
Castle  Mary,  27  Jenkins  al 
Castor  Mrs.  Catherine,  68  Burgundy  al 
Castor  James,  express  driver,  138  Hill 


Castor  John,  laborer,  138  Hill 
Castor  Walter,  drayman,  38  Chinaal 
Caston  Charles,  whitewasher,  140  Low 
Caston  John  H.  whitewasher,  63  Davis 
Caston  Maria,  laundress,  63  Davis 
Caston  Mary,  6  Bell  al 
Cator  Rebecca,  laundress,  86  Cider  ai 
Caudry  Matilda,  163  s  Bethel 
Cavender  Catherine,  laundress,  132  Cider  al 
Cephas  Betsey,  51  Short 
Cephas  John,  whipsawyer,  27  Chesnut 
Cephas  John  W.  waiter,  192  Stirling 
Cephas  John,  porter,  101  Sarah  Ann 
Chalk  Mordecai,  steward,  134  n  Caroline 
Chambers  Alfred,  barber,  basement  21  n  Cal- 
vert, dw  39  n  Sharp 
Chambers  Mrs.  Ann,  laundress,  43  L.  Pleasant 
Chambers  Charles,  mariner,  22  Leadenhall 
Chambers  David,  laborer,  15  Salisbury  al 
Chambers  Edward,  laborer,  246  L.  Hughes 
Chambers  Edward,  mariner,   126  Jasper 
Chambers  Edward,  brickmaker,  128  Hill 
Chambers  Elizabeth,  washerwoman,  235  Do- 
ver 
Chambers  Mrs.  Emily,  laundress,  2  College  al 
Chambers  Mrs.  Jane,  cook,  43  L.  Pleasant 
Chambers  Horace,  9  Philpot 
Chambers  John,  barber,  291  Saratoga 
Chambers  John  W.  barber,  n  w  cor  Saratoga 

and  Chatsworth,  dw  45  n  Sharp 
Chambers  Perry,  drayman,  45  Penn 
Chambers  Sarah,  stewardess,  84  Dover 
Chambers  Samuel,  hod  earner,  98  n  Spring 
Chambers  Sophia,  laundress,  32  Haw 
Chaney  Charles,  mariner,  210  s  Caroline 
Chancy  James,  laborer,  9  Tripolet  al 
Chaney  Thomas,  drayman,  7  Short 
Channel  Sarah,  doctress,  25  Union 
Chaplin  David,  laborer,  402  s  Charles 
Chaplin  Joseph,  driver,  143  s  Dallas 
Chaplin  Wilson,  eating  house,  12  Water 
Chapman  Anderson,  hostler,  80  Stiles 
Chapman  Daniel,  waiter,  11  Arch 
Chapman  Perry,  drayman,  80  w  Centre 
Chapman  Sarah,  laundress,  43  Park 
Chapman  Thomas,  waiter,  ]  Plover  al 
Chappel  Annie,  laundress.  Point  lane 
Chappel  Jacob,  butcher,  Point  la,  near  Green- 
mount  cemetery 
Chappel  John,  laborer.  Point  la,  near  Green- 
mount  cemetery 
Charles  Elizabeth,  nurse,  18  Preston 
Charles  Theodore,  rope  maker,  70  East 
Charms  Joseph,  carter,  28  Union 
Charms  John,  jnariner,  38 Orchard 
Chase  Absalom,  laborer,  2  Jew  alley 
Chase  Allen,  laborer,  70  s  Dallas 
Chase  Benjamin,  porter,  37  Raborg 
Chase  Catharine,  laundress,  7  Biddle  ct 
Chase  D.  E.  at  Sun  office,  dw3]  Kdward 
Chase  Elizabeth, confectionery,  84  Centre 
Chase  Elizabeth,  laundress,  37  Raborg 
Chase  Franklin,  laborer,  18  Forrest 
Chase  Henry,  sawyer,  33  Burgundy  al 
Chase  Henry,  laborer,  rear  of  47  King 
Chase  James,  laborer,  210  s  Dallas 
Chase  James,  mariner,  218  Hanover 
Chester  Jeremiah,  caulker,  173  s  Dallas 
Chester  Posey,  caulker,  12  Herring's  ct 
Chase  Joseph,  grain  measurer,  13  Jew  al 
Chase  Josephine,  dressmaker,  12  Temple 
Chase  Josiah,  laborer,  66  Welcome  al 
Chase  Levin,  drayman,  11  Hull's  la 


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COLORED   PERSONS. 


451 


Chase  Nathaniel,  mariner,  210  s  Caroline 
Chase  Robert,  fireman,  11  s  Bethel 
Chase  Samuel,  laborer,  201  Hamburg 
Chase  Samuel,  carter,  210  s  Dallas 
Chase  Samuel  W.  cabinetmaker,  180  s  How- 
ard 
Chase  Samuel,  drayman,  222  s  Howard 
Chase  Rev.  Samuel,  cor  Leadenhalland  Ham- 
burg 
Chase  Susan,  cook,  103  Orchard 
Chase  Wm.  whip  sawyer, 66  Welcome  al 
Chester  Wm.  caulker,  147  s  Dallas 
Chew  Alexander,  whitewasher,  9  Raborg 
Chew  Charles,  laborer,  rear  of  47  King 
Chew  Benj.  A.  laborer,  33  King 
Chew  Henrietta,  washerwoman,  7  X  al 
Chew  John  H.  brickmaker,  78  Welcome  al 
Chew  Josias,  soldier,  7  Xal 
Chew  Perry,  cook,  292  s  Howard 
Chew  Sarah  C.  292  s  Howard 
Chew  Stephen,  brickmaker,  78  Welcome  al 
Chew  Sutton,  sailor,  90  Stiles 
Cherry  Robert,  drayman,  70  Welcome  al 
Chinn  Addison,  laborer,  164  York 
Cliinn  Henry,  laborer,  284  Johnson 
Chisler  Eliza,  cook,  12  Tyson  al 
Chubbs  Susannah,  washerwoman,  45  n  Sharp 
Church  John,  mariner,  114  s  Dallas 
Christmas  James,  caulker,  33  Edward 
Christmas  Rosette,laundress,  35  Williamson  al 
Ciphus  Elisha,  waiter,  8  Cohen  al 
Ciphus  Harriet  A.  laundress,  8  Cohen  al 
Cisley  Dinah,  laundress,  27  L.  Monument 
Clark  Angenetta,  seamstress,  48  Forrest 
Clark  Charles,  barber,  n  w  cor  Pleasant  and 

Holiday 
Clark  Daniel,  laborer,  224  Chesnut  al 
Clark  Edward,  butcher,  13  Stockton  al 
Clark  Elizabeth,  cook,  98  Henrietta 
Clark  Elizabe;,h,53  Burgundy  al 
Clark  Henrietta,  cook,  8  Clarkson  al 
Clark  Hester,  laundress,  29  Tyson  al 
Clark  Lear,  laundress,  143  Chesnut 
Clark  Lewis,  music  teacher,  12  Park 
Clark  Lloyd,  waiter,  2  Pierce 
Clark  Perry,  laborer,  4  Union  al 
Clark  Rachel,  45  Carlton 
CLARK  ROBERT  R.   restaurant,  n  e  cor 

North  and  Bath 
Clark  Robinson,  huckster,  48)^  Forrest 
Clark  Samuel,  carter,  9  St.  Jame 
Clark  William,  laborer,  53  Burgundy  al 
Clark  Wilton  F.  porter,  17  Raborg 
Clayton  John,  porter,  4  Vine 
Clayton  Levi,  laborer,  100  Welcome  al 
Clemments  Benjamin,  laborer,  4  Cohen  al 
Clements  John,  drayman,  16  Morris  al 
Clinton  David,  oysterman,  144  s  Regester 
Coats  Augustus,  waiter,  27  State 
Coates  Emanuel,  hod  carrier,  27  Arch 
Coates  Leonard,  porter,  87  Orchard 
Coatos  Simon,  laborer,  52  Wayne 
Cockey  Joshua,  laborer,  25  Canton  ar 
Coffer  John,  waiter,  97  Orchard 
Coale  Augusta,  laundress,  36  Lewis 
Coale  John,  mariner,  21  Chesnut 
Colbert  James,  hostler,  30  L.  McElderry 
Cole  Abraham,  boatman,  61  Raborg 
Cole  Betijamin,  city  boundary,  Greenmount 

Cemetery 
Cole  Eliza,  huckstress,  166  n  Front 
Cole  Elizabeth  A.  laundress,  47  s  Bethel 
Cole  George,  blacksmith,  6  Welsh  al 


Cole  James,  hod  carrier,  1  Cross  al 
Cole  John,  Windsor  Mill  road  near  Fremont 
Cole  Lewis,  porter,  23  Vine 
Cole  Matilda,  laundress,  36  Vine 
Cole  Moses,  porter,  1  Sarah  Ann 
Coleman  John,  caulker,  178  s  Dallas 
Coleman  John  H.  grain  runner,  143  Hill 
Coleman  Mary,  laundress,  5  Inloes  al 
Coleman  Wm.  brickmaker,  139  Douglass 
Collins  Aidlet,  laborer,  5  s  Durham 
Collins  Geo.  butcher,  61  Orleans 
Collins  Harrison,  90  Central  av 
Collins  Henry,  laborer,  203  Hamburg 
Collins  James,  laborer,  8  Hammond  al 
Collins  John,  carter,  83  Jefferson 
Collins  John,  laborer,  83  Jefferson 
Collins  Lidonia,  laundress,  61  Orleans 
Collins  Mary,  laundress,  55  Orleans 
Collins  Martha,  208  Vine 
Collins  Noah,  waiter,  29  Edward 
Collins  Purnell,  sawyer,  13  s  Durham 
Collins  Robert,  oyster  shucker,  28  Spring 
Colson  Wm.  H.  porter,  73  Johnson 
Colvin  Ann,  laundress,  26  Welcome  al 
Colvin  Matthew,  porter,  117  Chesnut 
Colwell  Ennerls,  steamboatman,  125  a  Bethel 
Colyer  Grace,  feed  store,  106  Low 
Colyer  Henry,  huckster,  100  Low 
Commeger  Abraham,  porter,  204  Hamburg 
Commodore  Ann,  23  Chesnut  al 
Commodore  George,  23  Chesnut  al 
Commodore  James,  hod  carrier,  23  Chesnut  al 
Commons  Harrison,  brickmaker,  105  s  Bethel  j 

Conaway  John  S>  porter,  158  s  Bethel 
Coney  Ann  M.  cook,  34  Wayne 
Coney  Lloyd,  drayman,  34  Wayne 
Conick  Mary  J.  laundress,  138  Tyson 
Conklin  John  O.  cigar  maker,  17  Waters  row 
Conklin  Wm.  J.  barber,  14  s  Howard 
Conway  Samuel,  seamen's  boarding,  162  Eas- 
tern av 
Conway  Wm.  porter,  over  71  w  Second 
Conner  Mrs.   Ann,   corner    Leadenhall  and 

Hamburg 
Connor  Charlotte,  4  Leadenhall 
Connor  Rebecca,  laundress,  4  Leadenhall 
Contee  Lucinda,  laundress,  62  Wayne 
Conyer  Betsy,  laundress,  7  Tyson 
Cook  Anna  E.  laundress,  218  L.  Hughes 
Cook  Catherine,  seamstress,  7  Edward 
Cook  Charles  H.  laborer,  44  n  Dallas 
Cook  Clinton,  porter,  62  Wayne 
Cook  Columbus,  brickmaker,  75  Watson 
Cook  Cornelius,  wagoner,  67  Union 
Cook  Edward,  drayman,  54  St.  Mary 
Cook  Henry,  carpenter,  14  York 
Cook.  Henrietta,  laundress,  179  Henrietta 
Cook  Jane,  19  Philpot 
Cook  John,  jr.,  coo[)er,  72  Vine 
Cook  John,  fireman,  19  Chesnut  al 
COOK  JOHN,  cooper,  25  McClellan  al,  dw 

72  Vine 
Cook  John,  laborer,  95  L.  Church 
Cook  Louisa,  laundress,  17  Booth 
Cook  Lawrence,  laborer,  38  East 
Cook  Mary  E.  laundress,  29  Raborg 
Cook  Margaret,  7  Edward 
Cook  Margaret,  laundress,  24  Wayne 
Cook  Thos.  barber,  49  French 
Cook  Wm.  oyster  shucker,  16  Vine 
Cook  Wm.  cooper,  29  Raborg 
Cook  Wm.  W.  cooper,  27  McClellan  al,  dw 
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452 


COLORED   PERSONS. 


Cook  Wm.  T.  porter,  18  Haw 
Cooke  James  E.  barber  29  Holiday 
Cooper  Aaron,  caulker,  166  s  Bethel 
Cooper  Asbury,  brickmaker,  148  s  Durham 
Cooper  Edward,  waiter,  38  Vine 
Cooper  Edwin,  porter,  61  Orchard 
Cooper  Elizabeth,  teacher,  190  s  Durham 
Cooper  George,  laborer,  rear  of  81  Watson 
Cooper  Hannah,  27  Foundry 
Cooper  Harriet,  laundress,  8  n  Spring 
Cooper  Harriet,  laundress,  34  Richmond 
Cooper  Henry  H.  laborer,  233  s  Durham 
Cooper  Horace,  stevedore,  rear  of  52  Forrest 
Cooper  James,  steward,  90  L.  Church 
Cooper  James,  caulker,  187  s  Durham 
Cooper  John,  grain  measurer,  14  Jordan  al 
Cooper  John,  stevedore,  46  East 
Cooper  Joseph,  caulker,  10  s  Dallas 
Cooper  Joseph,  caulker,  193  s  Durham 
Cooper  Julia,  laundress,  257  Montgomery 
Cooper  Mary,  laundress,  185  s  Durham 
Cooper  Mary,  laundress,  42  East 
Cooper  Moses,  mariner,  46  Davis 
Cooper  Oliver,  baker,  11  Jefferson 
Cooper  Peter,  laborer,  34  Short 
Cooper  Robert,  caulker,  169  s  Washington 

F.  P. 
Cooper  Sally,  laundress,  2  Jew  al 
Cooper  Thomas  J.  porter,  40  Park 
Cooper  Thomas,  caulker,  174  s  Dallas 
Cooper  Margaret,  98  St.  Mary 
Cooper  Wm.  caulker,  116  s  Bethel 
Copper  Abraham,  laborer,  325  Hamburg 
Copper  Emily,  cook,  261  Montgomery 
Corner  Mary  A.  12  Salisbury  al 
Cornish  Charles,  wheelwright,  11  Leadenhall 
;Cornish  Eliza,  308  Raborg 
Cornish  Frank,  waiter,  124  w  Baltimore 
Cornish  George,  bar  tender,  84  Chcsnut  al 
Cornish  George,  laborer,  8  Lloyd 
■Cornish  Hannah  A.  laundress,  90  Welcome  al 
Cornish  Henry,  waiter,  10  Peirce 
Cornish  Henry,  laborer,  209  Hamburg 
Cornish  Jacob,  sawyer,  219  Hamburg 
Cornish  James  H.  mariner,  16  State 
Cornish  James  H.  laborer,  8  Salisbury  al 
Cornish  Joseph,  whitewasher,  39  Chesnut  al 
Cornish  Kenney,  laundress,  62  L.  Church 
Cornish  Levina,  16  Jasper 
Cornish  Liberia,  caulker,  239  Dover 
Cornish  Priscilla,  laundress,  71  Welcome  al 
Cornish  Samuel,  grain  measurer,  98  Dover 
Cornish  Samuel,  laborer,  56  s  Dallas 
Cornish  Thomas,  porter,  65  Leadenhall 
Cornish  Thomas,  grain  measurer,  32  Haw 
Cornish  Wm.  hay  presser,  158  York 
Corsey  Michael  D.  brickmaker,  145  Bank 
Corsey  Wm.  laborer,  33  Plum  al 
Cosley  Samuel,  drayman,  rear  of  46  Orchard 
Cotanch  George,  porter,  83  Pearl 
Cotank  Charles,  drayman,  14  Haw 
Cotauch  George,  porter,  381  w  Baltimore 
Cotes  Samuel,  porter,  Shad  al  near  Greene 
Cotman  Alexander,  waiter,  45  n  Sharp 
Cotman  Maria,  laundress,  71  L.  Hugnes 
Cotton  Henry  H.  waiter,  10  State 
Cotton  John  H.  barber,  1  s  Eutaw 
Cotton  Martha,  laundress,  211    Hamburg 
Courcey  John,  whitewasher,  21  Jefferson 
Coursey  Wm.  hod  carrier  133  Camden 
Covington  Joseph,  cook,  75  Chesnut 
Covington  Rachel,  60  s  Dallas 
Cowli-y  Mrs.  Prody,  nurse,  71  n  Spring 


Cox  John,  grain  measurer,  152  York 
Cox  Wm.  waiter,  35  Raborg 
Crawford  Alex,  hackman,  60  Tyson  al 
Crawford  Alex,  grain  measurer,  28  Vine 
Crawford  Henry,  hackman,  11  Moore  al 
Crawford  Isaiah,  drayman,  12  Elder  al 
Coulter  David,  grain  runner,  32  King 
Coulter  Moses,  laborer,  32  King 
Crawford  Wni.  J.  cigar  maker,  3  Hammond  al 
Creek  Eliza,  huckstress,  9  Eutaw  ct 
Creek  James,  sawyer,  6  Chesnut 
Creek  Dr.  John  W.  99  North 
Creek  Rebecca,  laundress,  1  Bethel  al 
Credit  Bushrod,  drayman,  110  Scott 
Creighton  Wm.  laborer,  168  s  Caroline 
Crew  Asbury,  whitewasher,  104  Cider  al 
Crew  Edward,  brickmaker,  318  Montgomery 
Crew  Francis  A.  whitewasher,  6  Ivy 
Crew  Josephine,  laundress,  13  Cider  al 
Crew  Richard  B.  brickmaker,  274  s  Howard 
Crew  William,  laborer,  8  Tripolet  al 
Cromwell  Alex,  waiter,  26  Dover 
Cromwell  Eliza  A.  laundress,  187  William 
Cromwell  James,  drayman,  125  n  Spring 
Cromwell  John,  carter,  67  Johnson 
Cromwell  Laura,  laundress,  215  L.  Hughes 
Cromwell  Lydia,  cook,  215  s  Howard 
Cromwell  Mary  J.  14  Eutaw  ct 
Cromwell  Sarah,  cook  shop,  37  Commerce 
Cromwell  Susan,  whitewasher,  244  Raborg 
Cross  Henry,  waiter,  109  St.  Paul 
Crossley  Richard,  porter,  119  King 
Crout  Alfred,  caster,  402  s  Charles 
Crout  Alfred,  jr.  laborer,  402  s  Charles 
Crowley  Eli,  mariner,  1  Douglass 
Cuff  Thomas,  waiter,  68  Peirce 
Cummins  Enoch,  stevedore,  17  Bethel 
Cummins  Horace,  laborer,  45  East 
Cumminfs  James  H.  mariner,  39  Hampstead 
Cummins  Julia,  158  s  Dallas 
Curley  Nelson,  laborer,  43  Clay 
Curry  Kennell,  laborer,  41  Cross 
Curtis  Abednigo,  drayman,  82  Stirling 
Curtis  Abraham,  paper  dealer,  72  St.  Mary 
Curtis  Charles,  coachman,  209  Dover 
Curtis  Geo.  cook  and  steward,  103  Chesnut 
Curtis  Richard,  laborer,  79  Jasper 
Curtis  Robert,  huckster,  4  Jefferson-st  ct 
Curtis  Wm.  laborer,  6  X  al 
Cyphus  John,  carter,  72  Burgundy 


Dairing  Samuel,  grain  measurer,  108  Tyson 
Dall  Joseph,  grain  measurer,  32  Vine 
Dallas-st  Methodist  Church,   Dallas  between 

Eastern  and  Canton  avs 
Dansbury  James,  laborer,  184  MuUikin 
Dany  David,  drayman,  309  s  Howard 
Daricks  Richard,  whitewasher,  17  Raborg 
Darkins  Aliigail,  washerwoman,  39  n  Sharp 
Darkins  Hester,  cook,  94  Henrietta 
Darry  James,  carter,  88  East 
Dashiels  Isaac,  laborer,  rear  of  261  L.  Hughes 
DashicI  James,  drayman,  14  s  Dallas 
Dask  Rachel  A.  laundress,  6  Dallas 
Dauf  Adam,  .sawyer,  29  Slemmer  al 
Davidge  Charle.s,  waiter,  164  Tyson 
Davidgc  Charles,  laborer,  93  Watson 
Davidge  Mary,  78  Richmond 
Davidge  Thomas,  waiter,  15  Stockton  al 
Davidge  Wm.  waiter,  92  Richmond 
Davidson  Wm.  porter,  62  Josephine 


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COLORED  PERSONS. 


453 


DAVIGE  EMILE,  shaving  and  hair  dressing 

saloon,  43  s  Paca 
Davis  Alex.  G.  barber,  6  n  Calvert,   dw  7  Et- 
na la 
Davis  Ann,  washerwoman,  215  Dover 
Davis  Benjamin,  10  Temple 
Davis  Daniel,  cook,  28  Elbow  la 
Davis  Daniel,  hod  carrier,  107  Welcome  al 
Davis  Elijah,  tanner,  84  Stirling 
Davis  Eliza,  86  Jasper 
Davis  Fanny,  laundress,  157  York 
Davis  Fanny,  97  Chcsnut 
Davis  Hamilton,  porter,  19  Temple 
Davis  Hannah,  77  "Welcome  al 
Davis  Henrietta,  1  Painter's  ct 
Davis  Henry  L.  drayman,  55  Chesnut  al 
Davis  Henry,  mariner,  58  Lerew  al 
Davis  Jacob,  engineer,  50  Forrest 
Davis  James,  mariner,  75  Watson 
Davis  Jeffrey,  oyster  shucker,  157  n  Dallas 
Davis  Joseph,  hod  carrier.  111  Sarah  Ann 
Davis  James,  laborer,  15  s  Regester 
Davis  John,  engineer,  18  Edward 
Davis  John,  laborer,  55  Biddle  al 
Davis  John,  laborer,  Russell  near  Cross 
Davis  John,  drayman,  180  Tyson 
Davis  Joseph,  drayman,  5  Albert  al 
Davis  Louisa,  laundress,  50  Vine 
Davis  Levi,  waiter,  15  Plover  al 
Davis  Lizzie,  laundress,  Half  Moon  al 
Davis  Laura,  cook,  30  Raborg 
Davis  Louisa,  laundress,  30  Raborg 
Davis  Maria,  laundress,  69  Davis 
Davis  Mary  Ann,  huckster,  136  York 
Davis  Noah,  shoemaker,  4  and  6  Marion 
Davis  Peter,  porter,  62  Davis 
Davis  Robert,  waiter,  78  North 
Davis  Reina,  Half  Moon  al 
Davis  Susan,  laundress,  3  Gillingham  al 
Davis  Sarah,  laundress,  3  Tyson 
Davis  Wm.  porter,  4  Cecil 
Davis  Wm.  porter,  8  s  Dallas 
Dawson  Mary,  laundress,  69  Chesnut  al 
Dawson  Nancy,  laundress,  131  Welcome  al 
Dawson  Philip,  steward,  28  McKim 
Dawson  Sarah  A.  laundress,  61  Cross 
Dawson  Wm.  hostler,  61  Arch 
Day  Cato,  caulker,  119  s  Bethel 
Day  Maria,  100  Stirling 
Day  Woolford,  laborer,  10  Ivy  al 
Deal  James  H.  sailor.  Pleasant  2d  door  from 

Holiday 
Deal  John.H.  oyster  shucker,  131  Hill 
Dean  Alexander,  laborer,  86  Raborg 
Deaver  Alexander,  laborer,  52  Carlton 
Deaver  Charles,  butcher,  26  Jefferson 
Deaver  Francis,  7  Stirling 
Deaver  George,  huckster,  7  Stirling 
Deaver  James,  huckster,  12  Short 
Deaver  Smith  M.  druggist,  38  Clay 
Decount  Sarah  Ann,  39  Low 
De  Coursey  David,  coachman,  42  Orchard 
De  Coursey  Solomon,  cook,  116  Holiday 
Deets  Isaac,  porter,  22  Biddle  al 
Deets  Richard,  Chapel  near  n  Fremont 
Deble  Morris,  blacksmith,  95  Watson 
Deford  Annie,  laundress,  42  East 
Deffew  Charles  E.  fireman,  32  Elbow  la 
Deguzee  Carl,  sailor,  97  s  Bethel 
Delaney  Wm.  laborer,  376  Cross 
Demby  James,  drayman,  88  Watson 
Demby  Jeremiah,  brickmaker,  7  Iron  al 
Denby  Austin,  drayman,  21  Jefferson 


Denby  Mary  A.  laundress,  110  s  Bethel 
Denby  Mrs.  rear  of  213  York 
Delosher  Frederick,  drayman,  22  Wayne 
Dennis  Emory,  stevedore,  48  Sarah  Ann 
Dennis  George,  shoemaker,  32  Sarah  Ann 
Dennis  Henry,  laborer,  159  York 
Dennis  John,  laborer,  119  s  Durham 
Dennis  Maria,  laundress,  221  s  Durham 
Dennis  Robert,  waiter,  146  Tyson 
Dennis  Wm.  H.  brickmaker,  120  s  Dallas 
Dennison  Philip,  drayman,  51  Orleans 
Denny  John,  sailor,  106  Henrietta 
Dent  James,  laborer,  13  Jasper 
Denton  Annie,  chambermaid,  41  n  Sharp 
Denton  James,  oyster  shucker,  2  Temple 
Denton  Mary  J.  laundress,  93  L.  Church 
Derry  Emanuel,  waiter,  16  Jordan  al 
Derry  Matthias,  drayman,  89  Hill 
Derry  Wm.  measurer,  137  n  Caroline 
Derickson  Alfred,  laborer,  41  Elbow  la 
Derix  Joshua,  laborer,  59  Orchard 
Dertier  Alexander,  cook,  9  L.  Montgomery 
Dett  Joshua,  laborer,  99  Moore  al 
Devetere  James,  brickmaker,  4  Patapsco  av 
De  Ward  Wm.  H.  barkeeper,  5  South  la 
Diamond  Charlotte,  99  s  Bethel 
Dickenson  Charles,  laborer,  48  Low 
Dickenson  Elijah,  porter,  3  Joy  al 
Dickerson  Henry,  waiter,  83  Burgundy  al 
Dickerson  Henrietta,  118  Welcome  al 
Dickerson  James,  laborer,  297  s  Eutaw 
Dickerson  James,  waiter,  23  Hull's  la 
Dickerson  Lewis,  driver,  11  Phil  pot 
Dickerson  Marcellus,  4  Lloyd 
Dickerson  Richard,  mariner,  24  Forrest 
Dickson  Eliza,  seamstress,  246  L.  Hughes 
Dickinson  Wm.  stevedore,  139  n  Caroline 
Dickson  Theodore,  laborer,  15  Cecil 
Diggs  Aaron  T.  butcher,  4  Peach  al 
Diggs  Anna,  cake  shop,  7  Bell  al 
Diggs  Anne,  laundress,  5  Kimmel  al 
Diggs  Benjamin,  laborer,  88  n  Dallas 
Diggs  Cyrus  M.  laborer,  13  Neighbor 
Diggs  Emeline,  laundress,  121  Sarah  Ann 
Diggs  Hiram,  laborer,  25  Harmony  al 
Diggs  John,  waiter,  33  Jasper 
Diggs  Lewis,  laborer,  196  s  Howard 
Diggs  Sarah,  laundress,  121  Sarah  Ann 
Dikes  Elizabeth,  laundress,  2  Dawson  al_ 
Dikes  Jacob,  porter,  6  South 
Dillard  Wesley,  wagoner,  243  Orleans 
Dillehay  James,  porter,  354  West 
Dillehay  Thomas,  drayman,  331  s  Howard 
Diller  John,  laborer,  298  s  Howard 
Diller  Mitchell,  cook,  298  s  Howard 
DiscoU  Mary  Ann,  laundress,  35  Short 
Dixon  Alexander,  brickmaker,  190  Henrietta 
Dixon  Ann,  14  Wagon  al 
Dixon  Daniel,  brickmaker,  10  Hammond  al 
Dixon  Daniel,.laborer,  12  Reese  al 
Dixon  Eliza,  116  s  Washington,  F.  P. 
Dixon  Mrs.  Elizabeth,  laundress,  42  China 
Dixon  Isaac,  laborer,  42  Lewis 
Dixon  James  F.  soldier,  108  Cider  al 
Dixon  James,  laborer,  43  n  Sharp 
Dixon  James,  oyster  shucker,  49  L.  Church 
Dixon  John,  porter,  86  Welcome  al 
Dixon  John,  mariner,  86  Welcome  al 
Dixon  Juliana,  stewardess,  92  n  Dallas 
Dixon  Leah,  laundress,  59  L.  Church 
Dixon  Mary,  washerwoman,  237  Dover 
Dixon  Philip,  73  Chesnut 
Dixon  Rayney,  laundress,  62  L.  Church 


GSO.  S.  PAGE  Si  BRO.,  Maimlrtcturer*    of  Roof*   and   Roofing   MaterloU,  111   Smith's 
WhaxC.    C.  HART  SBIITH,  Agent. 


454 


COLORED   PERSONS. 


Dixon  Richard,  mariner,  52  East 
Dixon  Robert,  38  s  Dallas 
Dixon  Wm.  laborer,  2  Stockton  av 
Dobbin  John,  brickmaker,  157  West 
Dobson  Henry,  whitewasher,  60  Union 
Dobson  James,  laborer,  32  Lewis 
Dobson  Perry,  stevedore,  38  Lewis 
Dobson  Shadrach,  fireman,  298  s  Howard 
Dobson  Wm.  laborer,  2  Forrest 
Dode  Louis,  tailor,  38  w  Pratt 
Dode  Peter,  clothier,  38  w  Pratt 
Dodson  Peter,  confectioner,  146  Hill,  dw  144 
Dodson  Peter,  jr.,  144  Hill 
Door  Henrietta,  washerwoman,  136n  Caroline 
Doran  Frances,  cook,  116  Jasper 
Dorman  Daniel,  grain  measurer,  274  Mont- 
gomery 
Dorman  Wm.  brickmaker,  37  Plum  al 
Dorritee  Jacob,  caulker,  162  s  Dallas 
Dorsey  AbrahaVn,  porter,  60  Peirce 
Dorsey  Alex.  103  North 
Dorsey  Allen,  waiter,  90  Cider  al 
Dorsey  Benjamin,  porter,  72  Josephine 
Dorsey  Benjamin,  mariner,  94  n  Dallas 
Dorsey  Caroline,  laundress,  47  Tyson  al 
Dorsey  Charity,  laundress,  186  Henrietta 
Dorsey  Charles,  hostler,  59  Raborg 
Dorsey  David,  carter,  100  Stirling 
Dorsey  David,  brickmaker,  42  Patapsco  av 
Dorsey  Edward,  huckster,  1  Butler  al 
Dorsey  Ellen,  washerwoman,  1  Cross  al 
Dorsey  Ellen,  laundress,  17  Tyson  al 
Dorsey  George,  engineer,  51  Low 
Dorsey  Hanson,  lumber  wagoner,  134  Orchard 
Dorsey  Harry,  hod  carrier,  97  Sarah  Ann 
Dorsey  Henry,  hod  carrier,  40  Hill 
Dorsey  Horatio,  mariner,  8  Morris  al 
Dorsey  James,  drayman,  304  s  Howard 
Dorsey  James  E.  laborer,  16  Peirce 
Dorsey  John,  porter,  5  Chapel  al 
Dorsey  John,  tanner,  116  n  Front 
Dorsey  Joseph,  laborer,  119  Hill 
Dorsey  Julia,  laundress,  10  Tyson 
Dorsey  Lemuel,  drayman,  11  Union  al 
Dorsey  Levi,  oysterman,  24  Tessier 
Dorsey  Lewis,  laborer,  92  Henrietta 
Dorsey  Martha,  laundress,  4  Half  Moon  al 
Dorsey  Matthew,  pickler,  3  Mechanic's  ct 
Dorsey  Nathan,  drayman,  4  Wayne 
Dorsey  Richard,  laborer,  161  n  Dallas 
Dorsey  Richard,  laborer,  42  Haw 
Dorsey  Samuel,  drayman,  42  Union 
Dorsey  Sarah  A.  laundress,  20  Leadenhall 
Dorsey  Tracey,  laundress,  29  Raborg 
Dorsey  Teresa,  50  St.  Mary 
Dorsey  Wm.  grain  measurer,  37  Park 
Dorsey  Wm.  hod  carrier,  119  York 
Dorsey  Wm.  brickmaker,  29  Raborg 
Dorsey  Wm.  puddler,  174  Dover  ' 

Dorsey  Wm.  giain  runner,  35  Park 
Dorson  Thomas,  draynnan,  over  131  Hanover 
Dougherty  Louisa,  180  .Muliikin 
Dougherty  Samuel,  caulker,  169  s  Bethel 
Dougherty  Zachariah,  lab'r,  3  Monmonier'sct 
Douglass  Amos,  porter,  37  n  Siiarp 
Douglass  Benj.  sailor,  62  Welcome  al 
Douglass  George,  waiter,  15  Rose 
Douglass  John,  waiter,  14  L.  Monument 
Douglass  John  H.  waiter,  78  Centre 
Douglass  Joseph,  waiter,  12  Chesnut  al 
Douglass  Mary,  seamstress,  14  L.  Monument 
Dowden  Abram,  laborer,  13  Union 
Dowden  Benj.  laborer,  60  Richmond 


Dowden  Mary,  laundress,  6  Raborg 
Dowden  Miranda,  laundress,  3  Spring  Gar- 
den av 
Dowden  Philip,  laborer,  43  Lewis 
Downes  Julia  A.  laundress,  110  s  Bethel 
Downey  Robert,  laborer,  104  Henrietta 
Downs  Blake,  hod  carrier,  30  Carlton 
Downs  Dorah,  laundress,  75  Jo.sephine 
Downs  Eliza,  laundress,  106  Cider  al 
Downs  Geo.  W.  brickmaker,  82  L.  Church 
Downs  Geo.  blacksmith,  Windsor  mill  road 
Downs  Harrison,  caulker,  6  Warren,  F.  P. 
Downs  Isaac,  laborer,  234  Vine 
Downs  Isaac,  porter,  73  Sarah  Ann 
Downs  Isaac,  laborer,  17  Douglass 
Downs  James,  porter,  17  Rose 
Downs  Joseph,  porter,  4  Wagon  al 
Downs  Joseph,  laborer,  106  Henrietta 
Downs  Lucinda,  laundress,  6  X  al 
Downs  Mary  E.  laundress,  6  X  al 
Downs  Robert,  laborer,  167  York 
Downs  Thomas,  laborer,  188  s  Durham 
Downs  Wm.  mariner,  4  Clarkson  al 
Downs  Wm.  mariner,  106  Cider  al 
Doyle  Edward  M.  drayman,  19  State 
Doyle  James,  oyster  shucker,  11  Biddle  ct 
Doyle  James,  hackman,  19  State 
Doyle  Lucy  A.  laundress,  9  High  al 
Doyle  Matilda,  207  Raborg 
Doyle  Wni.  hackman,  76  North 
Draper  Daniel,  barber,  74  East 
Draper  Garrison,  tobacconist,  162  Forrest 
Draper  Henry,  caulker,  93  L.  Church 
Draper  John,  musician,  94  East 
Drewett  Wm.  brush  finisher,  Chesnut  al  w  of 

Pearl 
Drickus  James,  coachman,  51  Park 
Driver  Floretta,  18  Rose 
Driver  F.dward  D.  carter,  115  York 
Driver  Jeremiah,  brickmaker,  131  York 
Driver  Lydia,  laundress,  12  X  al 
Druett  Mary,  washerwoman,  132  Tyson 
Dubois  Emile  Joseph,  laborer,  183  Mulberry 
Duceaux  Mrs.  41  Park 
Duckery  James,  carter,  26  Wayne 
Duckett  Mary,  laundress,  85  Moore  al 
Dudley  John,  mariner,  13  Philpot 
Dudley  Samuel,  laborer,  23  Philpot  al 
Duff  Charles,  fireman,  36  King 
Duffin  Ann  M.  laundress,  12  Tyson  al 
Duffin  Thomas,  51  Moore  al 
Dulaney  Thomas,  v/aiter,  132  s  Durham 
Dunbar  George,  grain  measurer;  62  Mulberry 
Duncan  Benjamin,  farmer,  254  Raborg 
Dungee  John,  waiter,  19  Hull's  la 
Dungee  John,  carter,  69  East 
Dungee  James,  drayman,  34  n  Front 
Dungee  Wm.  N.  cabinet  maker,  62  East 
Dunkins  Wm.  oyster  shucker,  8  Cecil 
Dunn  John,  grain  measurer,  141  Hill 
Dunson  Ann,  house  cleaner,  7  Marion 
Dunson  Charles  H.  grain  measurer,  112  Hen- 
rietta 
Dunson  Henry,  soldier,  7  Marion 
Dunson  Nancy,  218  L.  Hughes 
Durand  Francis,  carter,  172  Tyson 
Durand  Nathaniel,  waiter,  148  Tyson 
Durham  Henry,  cooper  80  Elbow  la 
Durham  Thos.  Windsor  mill  road  nr.  Fremont 
Durkin  Wm.  laborer,  26  Raborg 
Durkins  Henry,  gardener,  209  Chesnut  al 
Dutlon  Charles,  laborer,  137  Chesnut 
Dutton  Levi,  wagoner,  12  St.  James 


"WM.  P.  "WEBB,  MarltM,  JFin  and  Ltfe  Iivsurance  Agent  and  Broker.    Agent 
Beueat  Life  Inanrance  Co.,  Nevrnrk,  N.  J.,"  89  Second  Street. 


'Slutnal 


COLORED  PERSONS. 


455 


Dutton  Robert,  mariner,  165  n  Dallas 

Duval  Isaac,  sawyer,  15  Arch 

Duval  Richard,  drayman,  44  Moore  al 

Duvall  Stevens,  hod  carrier,  60  Josephine 

Duvall  Tobias,  sawyer,  57  Josephine 

Dyer  Joseph,  brickmaker,  62  Elbow  la 

Dyer  Levin,  laborer,  34  King 

Dyer  L.  D.  ice  cream,  117  Camden 

Dyer  Nathan,  oyster  shucker,  308  s  Howard 

Dykes  VVm.  hod  carrier,  165  York 

Dyott  John  Major,  laborer,  114  Welcome  al 

Dyott  Richard  J.  grain  runner,  114  Welcome  al 

Dyson  Charles,  laborer,  265  Montgomery 

Dyson  John,  drayman,  99  Dover 

Dyson  Chancy,  laundress,  165  York 


Eadt  Rebecca,  laundress,  103  Tyson 

Eady  Samuel,  mariner,  103  Tyson 

Earl  Perry,  laborer,  44  L.  Monument 

Earle  Wm.  brick  moulder,  46  Sarah  Ann 

Ease  Anna,  laundress,  2  Plum  al 

Ease  John,  drayman,  2  Plum  al 

Eastep  Daniel,  8  Elder  al 

Easton  Samuel,  fireman,  108  Dugan's  whf 

Ebb  Wm.  F.  54  St.  Mary 

EbenezerMethodist  Church,  247  Montgomery 

Edam  Joshua,  grain  runner,  51  L.  Pleasant 

Eddicks  Henrietta,  laundress,  rear  of  47  King 

Edonson  Martha,  laundress,  1  Butler  al 

Edwards  Abraham,  stevedore,  84  L.  Church 

Edwards  Anna,  120  s  Spring 

Edwards  Edward,  laborer,  130  Dover 

Edwards  Joseph,  waiter,  5  Jew  al 

Edwards  Serena,  laundress,  5  Jew  al 

Effert  Thomas,  brickmaker,  14  L.  Paca 

Elbert  Henry,  carter,  85  East 

Elbert  John,  mariner,  153  Henrietta 

Elder  Hester,  21  State 

Elias  Daniel,  tanner,  113  Moore  al 

EUagood  Ann,  58  s  Dallas 

Elliott  Ann,  202  Vine 

Elliott  Isaac,  drayman,  29  Arch 

Elliott  John,  whitewasher,  133  Hill 

Elliott  Jane,  Marion  ct 

Elliott  Louisa,  cook,  19  Tyson  al 

Elliott  Maria,  dressmaker,  62  Lerew  al 

Elliott  Robert,  drayman,  15  Tyson  al 

Ellis  George,  hod  carrier,  146  York 

Ellis  John  T.  laborer,  89  L.  Church 

Ellis  John,  mariner,  1  South  la 

Ellis  Susan  E.  laundress,  54  Lewis 

Elzey  Snead,  laborer,  203  Hamburg 

Emmerson  James  H.  laborer,  43  Clay 

Emmerson  Stephen,  85  Orchard 

Emory  Charles,  waiter,  96  Tyson 

Emory  Charles,  grain  measurer,  278  s  Howard 

Emory  Charles,  drayman,  188  s  Howard 

Emory  Jacob,  porter,  96  Tyson 

Ennells  Charles,  laborer,  131  York 

Ennels  Stephen,  wheelsman,  222  Hanover 

Ennis  John  W.  brickmaker,  Clinton 

Ennis  Thomas,  mariner,  238  L.  Hughes 

Evans  Cooper,  stevedore  26  East 

Evans  Charles,  brickmaker,  11  Bounty  la 

Evans  Daniel,  mariner,  66  Elbow  la 

Evans  Francis,  laborer,  70  St.  Mary's 

Evans  George,  bartender,  98  Tyson 

Evans  Maria,  laundress,  22  French 

Evans    Randall,    bartender    under    Howard 

house,  98  Tyson 
Evans  Thomas,  98  Tyson 

J.   HEJVRY   GIESB,   Commission  Merchant,   toe   the   sole   of  Flour,   Grain,  Seeds,  &c. 
Rosendale  Cement  and  Calcined  Plaster  constantly  on  hand,  21  Spear's  Wharf. 


Evans  Thornton,  caulker,  138  Hill 

Eves  John  H.  grain  measurer,  205  Hamburg 


Farmer  Squire,  laborer,  240  Montgomery 
Farrell  Mary  A.  10  Jasper 
Farris  Leach,  laborer,  99  n  Dallas 
Fax  Hester,  laundress,  103  Low 
Felton  Rezin,  carter,  208  Raborg 
Fennel  James,  laborer,  79  Moore  al 
Ferguson  Benjamin  F.  barber,  1  Cohen  al 
Ferguson  Benjamin  F.  barber,  118  Garden 
Ferguson  Eliza,  20  s  Bethel 
Ferguson  Samuel,  carter,  1  St.  James 
FergusBon  Maria,  laundress,  35  Plum  al 
Fernandis  John  A.  barber,  128  s  Broadway 
Fickel  Eli,  porter,  73  East 
Fields  Aaron,  wood  sawyer,  2  Temple 
Fields  Eliza,  laundress,  3  Edward 
Fields  Martha,  laundress,  272  L.  Hughes 
Fields  Sarah,  laundress,  47  Park 
Fillmore  Philip,  waiter,  2  Jew  al 
Finlay  Daniel,  moulder,  27  Moore  al 
Fischer  Frederick,  laborer,  2  s  Dallas 
Fisher  Alice,  laundress,  48  Wayne 
Fisher  Charles  0.  caulker,  128  s  Bethel 
Fisher  Esquire,  whitewasher,  49  Dover 
First  Presbyterian  (colored)    Church,   Madi- 
son bet  Park  and  Cathedral 
Fisher  Jacob,  stevedore,  55  Harapstead 
Fisher  Jane,  97  s  Bethel 
Fisher  John,  laborer,  196  n  Exeter 
Fisher  Margaret  A.  195  s  Dallas 
Fisher  Maria,  cook,  6  Butler 
Fisher  Nancy  Ann,  laundress,  5  Collins'  ct 
Fisher  Samuel  T.  porter,  256  Raborg 
Fisher  Thomas,  blacksmith.  Dewberry  al  nr 

Baltimore 
Fisher  Toy,  mariner,  222  L.  Hughes 
Fisher  Wm.  J.  barber,  39  n  Sharp 
Fisher  Wm.  laborer,  317  s  Howard 
Fitch  Elizabeth,  cook,  216  Hanover 
Fleetwood  Ann  M.  laundress,  48  Tyson 
Fleetwood  Charles,  waiter,  48  Tyson 
Fleetwood  Charles,  waiter,  4  Eutaw  ct 
Fleetwood  Christian  A.  soldier,  48  Tyson 
Fleetwood  Wm.  teacher,  78  Chesnut  al 
Flemming  Wm.  laborer,  55  Short 
Fletcher  John,  laborer,  47  State 
Florida  Thomas,  musician,  66  Burgundy  al 
Fokes  Jane,  laundress,  16  Eutaw  ct 
Foote  Margaret,  96  Tyson 
Foote  Wm.  porter,  98  Raborg 
Ford  Elizabeth,  seamstress,  6  Raborg 
Ford  George  J.  porter,  219  s  Howard 
Ford  Hannah,  110  Jasper 
Ford  Henry,  cap  trimmer,  90  St.  Mary 
Ford  John  L.  laborer,  6  Chesnut 
Ford  Lucinda,  confectionery,  86  w  Centre 
Ford  Mary  C.  laundress,  257  Montgomery 
Ford  Samuel,  whitewasher,  187  Dover 
Ford  Sarah,  14  Warren,  F.  P. 
Ford  Thomas,  barber,  100  Orchard 
Foreman  Annie,  4  Short  al 
Foreman  Andrew,  coachman,  40  Clay 
Foreman  Charles,  waiter,  81  s  Dallas 
Foreman  David,  whitewasher,  195  Ensor 
Foreman  Francis,  74  Orchard 
Foreman  John  A,  porter,  2  Bethel  row 
Foreman  John,  drayman,  58  Orchard 
Foreman  Mary,  laundress,  5  Tyson  al 
Foreman  Maria,  laundress,  70  s  Howard 


456 


COLORED   PERSONS. 


Foreman  Richard,  37  Forrest 
Foreman  Richard,  boatman,  3  Marion  ct 
Forman  John,  caulker,  6  Salisbury  al 
Forrester  James,  barber,  24  Dover 
Forrester  John,  porter,  16  Lester  ct 
Fortie  Charles,  barber,  102  Dover 
Fortie  George,  shoemaker,  6  Elbow  la 
Fortie  Henry,  drayman,  93  Kasl 
Fortie  Jacob  H.  drayman,  79  s  Greene 
Fortie  John  C.  shoemaker,  6  Elbow  la 
Fortie  Lewis,  teacher,  83  East 
Fortune  John  A.  sexton,  29  Rose 
Fortune  Julia,  110  Dallas 
Fortune  Susan,  16  Spruce  al 
Foster  Celestia,  cook,  215  Hamburg 
Foster  Daniel,  drayman,  103  s  Spring 
Foster  Wm.  steward,  211  s  Bethel 
Foster  Wm.  hod  carrier,  29  Biddle  al 
Fosset    Levi,     sexton    First     Constitutional 

Church,  29  Haw 
Fountain  Alfred,  grain  measurer,  228  Mont- 
gomery 
Fountain  Charles,  fir-eman,  92  n  Spring 
Fountain  Samuel,  porter,  35  Dover 
Fowler  Ann  M.  seamstress,  36  n  Dallas 
Fowler  Isaiah  H.  barber,  2  s  Dallas 
Fowler  Isaac  H.  barber,  199  Light 
Fowler  James,  porter,  104  Sarah  Ann 
Fowler  Josiah,  laborer,  4  X  al 
Fowler  Leonard,  brickmaker,  75  Johnson 
Fowler  Lloyd,  carter,  Windsor  Mill  road 
Fowler  Thomas  J.  brickmaker,  73  Johnson 
Fowler  Wm.  H.  brickmaker,  73  Johnson 
Francis  Eliza,  laundress,  5  Inloes  al 
Francis  John,  boarding,  184  Eastern  ar 
Francis  John,  waiter,  35  Raborg 
Francis  John,  barber,  8  Chesnut 
Francis  Lewis,  whitewasher,  33  Chesnut  al 
Francis  Owen,  hod  carrier,  17  Harmony  la 
Francis  Walter,  laborer,  53  Chesnut  al 
Franklin  Abraham,  16  Short 
Franklin  George,  whitewasher,  155  York 
Franklin  Jesse,  88  Moore  al 
Franklin  John  E.  laborer,  26  Raborg 
Franklin  Joseph,  waiter,  82  East 
Franklin  Thomas  A.  drayman,  378  Cross 
Frazier  Basil,  cook,  48  Dover 
Frazier  Caleb,  laborer,  141  Hill 
Frazier  Mrs.  Elizabeth,  laundress,  160  s  Eu- 

taw 
Frazier  Frances  A.  washerwoman,  84  n  Spring 
Freeland  George,  grain  runner,  128  Dover 
Freeland  James,  drayman,  128  Dover 
Freeman  Francis,  cook,  30  York 
Freeman  George,  17  Jasper 
Freeman  Isaac,  porter,  116  Tyson 
Freeman  James  H.  shoemaker,  76  East 
Freeman  P.  laborer,  55  Forrest 
Freeman  Samuel,  waiter,  s  e  cor  Fayette  and 

Harrison 
Freeman  Sarah,  14  Herrings  ct 
Freeman  Wm.  laborer,  72  L.  McElderry 
Freeman  Wm.  huckster,  47  Mullikiri 
Frisby  Ann,  laundress,  79  w  Fayette 
Frisby  Joseph,  laborer,  301  s  Eutaw 
Frisby  John,  laborer,  13  Ross 
Frisby  Julia,  chambermaid,  57  Hargrove  al 
Frisby  Perry,  6  Short  al 
Frisby  Richard,  porter,  78  s  Howard 
Frisby  Richard,  laborer,  20  Edward 
Frisby  Spencer,  laborer,  44  Lewis 
Fuller  Chase,  249  Orleans 
Fuller  George,  waiter,  249  Orleans 


Fullman  George,  waiter,  83  Orchard 
Furguson  Sarah,  chambermaid,  327  s  Eutaw 


Gail  George  H.  2  L.  McElderry 
Gains  John,  teacher,  6  Poach  al 
Gains  Levin,  porter,  74  Stiles 
Gains  Moses,  laborer,  6  Peach  al 
Gaines  John,   brickmaker,  240  Montgomery 
Gaines  Joseph,  whip  sawyer,  138  West 
Gaines  Noah,  whitewasher,  251  s  Charles 
Gaines  Philip,  laborer,  112  n  Dallas 
Gaines  William  R.  porter,  49  French 
Gaiter  Hanry,  whitewasher,  2  Jordan  al 
Gaiter  Rachel,  3  Iron  al 
Gaither  Richard,  laborer,  39  Arch 
GAITHER  WASHINGTON,  feed  store  and 
livery  stables,  9  Columbia,  dw  2  Elbow  la 
Galamason  Charles,  caulker,  170  s  Dallas 
Gale  Annie,  116  Orchard 
Gale  John,  laborer,  87  n  Spring 
Gale  Robert,  whitewasher,  110  Orchard 
Gale  Raisin,  hod  carrier,  84  Jasper 
Gales  James,  waiter,  17  Union 
Galloway   Geo.  W.  laborer,  129  Welcome  al 
Galloway  Hiram,  grain   runner,  rear  of  47 

King 
Galloway  Isaac,  laborer,  Vine  al  rear  of  29 

Amity 
Galloway  John,  grain  measurer,  rear  of  47 

King 
Galloway  Melinda,  washerwoman,  rear  of  47 

King 
Galloway  Eliza,  cook,  133  Chesnut 
Galloway  Wm.  waiter,  4  Salisbury  a! 
Gamble  John,  mariner,  51  Holiday 
Gannon  Peter,  laborer,  67  Wayne 
Gannon  Noble,  laborer,  49  Low 
Gant  Alfred,  laborer,  12  Stockton  al 
Gant  John,  farmer,  58  L.  Church 
Gant  Margaret,  laundress,  6  Butler  al 
Gant  Richard,  huckster,  139  Hill 
Gant  Samuel,  carter.  69  Union 
Garber  Ann  M.  7  Etna  la 
Gardner  Elizabeth,  boarding,  210  Vine 
Gardner  James,  caulker,  109  n  Dallas 
Garner  Elizabeth,  111  North 
Garner  Mary,  23  Jenkins  la 
Garner  William,  steward,  78  Cider  al 
Garrett  Augustus,  laborer,  8  Forney  al 
Garrett  Anne,  laundress,  24  Union 
Garrett  Edward,  51  Elbow  la 
Garrett  Julia  A.  laundress,  24  Union 
Garrett  Mrs.  Maria,  68  Elbow  la 
Garrett  Richard,  porter,  86  Elbow  la 
Garrett  Richard   S.  whitewasher,  13  Pine  al 
Garrett  Thomas,  mariner,  8  Jew  al 
Garrett  Thomas,  laborer,  64  Welcome  al 
Garrett  Thomas,  porter,  334  n  Howard 
Garrett  William,  coachman,  8  Jew  al 
Garrett  William,  huckster,  74  Chesnut  al 
Garretson  Charles,  hostler,  9  Madison  al 
Garrison  James,  coachman,  17  Tessier 
Garrison  Jeremiah,  engineer,   239  L.Hughes 
Garrison  Jeremiah,  teamster,  48  Union 
Garrison  John,  carter,  Patapsco  al  nr  Charles 
Garrison  Isaac,  coachman    105  Chesnut 
Garrison  Nathaniel,  waiter,  21  Arch 
Gassaway  Francis,  carter,  76  Moore  al 
Gassaway  Henry  N.  coachman,  59  Moore  al 
Gassaway  Joshua,  plasterer,  12  Edward 
Gassaway  John,  grain  runner,  152  York 


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COLORED   PERSONS. 


457 


Gassaway  Nicholas,  porter,  111  North 
Gaskins  Moses,  waiter,  50  n  Sharp 
Gates  William,  brickmaker,  18  Jasper 
Gatch  Edward,  brickmaker,  14  n   Spring 
Gayno  Orlando,  waiter,  16  Jew  al 
Generals  Stephen,  laborer,  262  Hamburg 
Gent  Henry,  Chapel  near  N.  Fremont 
Gent  John,  porter,  Waters  ct  near  Biddle 
Gent  John,  oyster  shucker,  7  Waters  ct 
Gent  Richard,  Chapel  near  N.  Fremont 
George  A.  Washington,  waiter,  19  Warren 
Gibbs  Anna,  laundress,  3  Water's  ct 
Gibbs  Charles  A.  coffee  roaster,  42  King 
Gibbs  Henry,  grain  measurer,  92  Leadenhall 
Gibbs  Lewis,  whitewasher,  40  East 
Gibbs  Mary  A.  seamstress,  114  Hill 
Gibbs  Susan,  laundress,  32 Short 
Gibson   Andrew,  whip  sawyer,  169  n  Dallas 
Gibson  Benjamin,  drayman,  133  Aisquith 
Gibson  Belinda,  laundress,  203  Raborg 
Gibson  Clara,  laundress,  7  Gillingham  al 
Gibson  Edward,  whip  sawyer,  169  n  Dallas 
Gibson  Emily,  56  s  Dallas 
Gibson  Ellen,  worker,  156  York 
Gibson  Gabriel,  stevedore,  71  Forrest 
Gibson  Garrison,  carman.  Hog  al 
Gibson  George,  drayman,  16  Pierce 
Gibson  George,  drayman,  51  Tyson  al 
Gibson  Henry,  stevedore,  36  China 
Gibson  Ishmael,  barber,  43  s  Paca 
Gibson  Jacob,  laborer,  36  Perry 
Gibson  Lewis,  carriage  driver,  5  Bethel  ct 
Gibson  Mary  Ann,  4  Arcade  al 
Gibson  Sarah,  washerwoman,  39  n  Sharp 
Gibson  John,  brickmaker,  16  Philpot 
Gibson  John  H.  mariner,  62  Welcome  al 
Gibson  Malachi,  hackman,  233  Montgomery 
Gibson  Mary,  washerwoman,  23  State 
Gibson  Philip,  cook,  74  Peirce 
Gibson  Perry,  laborer,  81  Dallas 
Gibson  Lewis,  brickmaker,  60  Sarah  Ann 
Gibson  Mary,  laundress,  70  Josephine 
Gibson  Nathaniel,  hackman,  231  L.  Hughes 
Gibson  Sarah  J.  2  Mince  al 
Gibson  Sophia,  laundress,  32  Short 
Gibson  William,  sawyer,  Hogg  al 
Gibson  Wm.  laborer,  Francis  nr  Madison  la 
Gibson  Watt,  laborer,  85  s  Spring 
Giddings  Daniel,  grain  runner,  47  L.  Pleasant 
Giddings  John,  laborer,  106  Ensor 
Giddings  Marshall,  porter,  51  Chesnut 
Giddings  Mack,  hostler,  15  State 
Gidley  David,  barber,  10  Hill 
Gidley  David,  barber,  101  Hill 
Gidley  Perry,  blacksmith,  259  L.  Hughes 
Gilbert  Caroline,  laundress,  1  Bell  al 
Gilbert  Jane,  laundress,  108  Cider  al 
Gilbert  John,  laborer,  12  Chesnut 
Gilbert  Martin,  eating  house,  13  L.  Paca,  dw 

Elbow  la 
Gilbert  Matilda,  laundress,  2  Union  al 
Gilbert  Paca,  whitewasher,  23  Foundry 
Gilbert  Sidney,  153  York 
Giles  Levi,  porter  7  Stogden  al 
Giles  Mary,  laundress,  5  State 
Giles  Nathan,  carter,  78  Welcome  a. 
Giles  Urias,  wagoner,  237  Orleans 
Giles  Wm.  laborer,  46  Eislein 
Gilley  Wm.  W.  barber,  1  Forrest 
Gilley  Annie  M,  laundress.  Half  Moon  al 
Gilles  Levi,  spring  maker,  15  Stockton  al 
Gilliott  Abraham,  mariner,  90  Welcome  al 
Gilliard  Edward,  blacksmith,  188  Harford  av 


Gilliard  James,  confectionery,  186  Harford  av 
Gilliard  Julia,  80  L.  McElderry 
Gilmorc  Alexander,  hod  carrier,  23  Chesnut  al 
Gilmore  Ira,  56  s  Dallas 
Gilmore  John,  waiter,  4  Plover  al 
Gilyard  Charlotte,  washerwoman,  73  Davis 
Gilyard  George,  boatman,  16  n  Dallas 
Gittings  Elizabeth,  laundress,  50  L.  Church 
Gittings  Isaiah,  hostler,  12  Vine 
Gittings  Sarah,  laundress,  66  Gravel  al 
Glaxo  Stephen,  whitewasher,  271  Orleans 
Glascoe  James,  waiter,  29  State 
Glascoe  Solomon,  sawyer,  43  Douglass 
Qleaves  Thomas,  fireman,  2  Union  al 
Glees  Charles,  laborer,  41  East 
Glenn  Samuel,  whitewasher,  170  York 
Goens  George,  hackman,  150  Tyson 
Goings  Robert,  porter,  181  Henrieta 
Goodwin  Joseph,  soldier,  32  Hill 
Goold  John,  brickmaker,  103  s  Spring 
Golden  Charles,  carriage  driver,  79  w  Fayette 
Golden  Joshua,  laborer,  33  Park 
Golding  Wm.  laborer,  155  n  Exeter 
Goldsberry  Charles,    hod  carrier,  263  Raborg 
Goldman  Jane,  290  e  Fayette 
Goldsborough  Elizabeth,  cook,  101  Hill 
Goldsborough   Henry,  hod  carrier,  1   Tripo- 

let  al 
Goldsborough  Scipio,  waiter,  64  Chatsworth 
Goldsborough  Thomas  R.  barber,  33  Morris  al 
Goldsborough   Washington,  brickmaker,   83 

Welcome  al 
Goldsborough  Wm.  carter,  87  Moore  al 
Goldsborough  Mary  A.  laundress,  64  Ches- 
nut al 
Good  Richard,  laborer,  14  Stockton  al 
Goodwin  Ephraim,  porter,  160  Penna.  av 
Goodwin  Eton,  porter,  36  Morris  al 
Goodwin  Charles,  mariner,  68  Wayne 
Goodwin  Louisa,  laundress,  55  Burgundy  al 
Gooseberry  Thomas,  wagoner,  193  s  Dallas 
Gosberry  Elizabeth,  63  s  Dallas 
Gose  Philip  T.  porter,  79  Burgundy  al 
Gonnett  Washington,  hay  measurer,  180  York 
Gordon  John,  laborer,  32  Morris  al 
Gough  Mrs.  Annie,  chambermaid,  66  Dover 
Gough  Francis  A.  118  s  Dallas 
Gough  Lloyd,  laborer,  235  Booth 
Gough  Martha,  laundress,  15  State 
Gould  Daniel,  whitewasher,  39  Moore  al 
Gould  Frances,  seamstress,  26  Raborg 
Gould  John,  laborer,  22  Wayne 
Gould  Charles,  furniture,  48  Carlton 
Gould  John  A.  drayman,  289  Hamburg 
Govans  Charity,  131  Aisquith 
Govey  James,  driver,  69  Dover 
Grabe  James,  laborer,  Philpot  al 
Grace  Alexander,  caulker,  41  s  Bethel 
Grace  John,  caulker,  41  s  Bethel 
Grady  John,  coachman,  2  Plover  al 
Graham  Maria,  laundress,  114  Sarah  Ann 
Graham  Maria,  57  Jasper 
Grain  Carriers'  Hall  (colored)  45  Commerce 
Grandason  Charle*,  laborer,  43  Douglas 
Grandison  Charles,  porter,  10  Beaufort 
Granger  Wm.  A.  drayman,  rear  98  Chesnut 
Grant  Alice,  laundress,  1  Biddle  ct 
Grant  Charity,  3  College  al 
Grant  Mark,  blacksmith,  133  n  Caroline 
Grant  Nancy,  huckstress,  230  Hanover 
Graves  Alexander,  mariner,  104  Orchard 
Graves  David,  drayman,  64  St.  Mary 
Graves  George  W.  laborer,  311  s  Howard 


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458 


COLORED  PERSONS. 


Graves  Joseph,  grain  measurer,  270  s  Howard 

Graves  Wm.  H.  laborer,  rear  of  47  King 

Gray  Albert,  laborer,  7  Bankert  al 

Gray  America,  farmer,  11  Mechanics' ct 

Gray  Cumberland,  butcher,  191  Ensor 

Gray  David,  laborer,  104  Henrietta 

Gray  David,  drayman,  25  Rosa 

Gray  Delia,  laundre'ss,  166  York 

Gray  Emeline,  laundress,  72  s  Howard 

Gray  Ellen,  92  St.  Mary 

Gray  Frances,  17  Walnut  al 

Gray  George,  carter,  72  Burgundy  al 

Gray  Horace,  laborer,  105  Welcome  al 

Gray  James,  carter,  151  Low 

Gray  James,  whitewasher,  17  Jordan  al 

Gray  James,  porter,  3  Salisbury  al 

Gray  Mary  A.  laundress,  37  Raborg 

Gray  Nelson,  porter,  11  Edward 

Gray  Perry,  laborer,  172  French 

Gray  Rachel,  12  X  al 

Gray  Richard,  laborer,  184  Park 

Gray  Richard,  carter,  218  Raborg 

Gray  Samuel,  laborer,  3  Page  al 

Gray  Shadrach,  mariner,  135  Hill 

Gray  Silas,  laborer,  218  Dover 

Gray  Susan,  laundress,  rear  of  98  Chesnut 

Gray  Wm.  waiter,  6  Richmond 

Gray  Wm.  J.  undertaker,  86  Park 

Gray  Wm.  waiter,  57  w  Centre 

Grayson  Eliza,  118  Holiday 

Grayson  George,  laborer,  314  Montgomery 

Grayson  Henry,  laborer,  70  Orchard 

Grayson  John,  laborer,  224  Hanover 

Grayson  Mrs.  Mary,  225  Dover 

Grayson  Noble,  soldier,  17  Booth 

Grayson  Sam'l  B.  whitewasher,  242  Hughes 

Greatfield  Eliza,  mantuamaker,  38  Clay 

Greatfield  John,  waiter,  32  Clay 

Green  Alice,  laundress,  12  George  al 

Green  Alfred,  laborer,  78  Morris  al 

Green  Ann  M.  45  Tyson  al 

Green  Benj.  cook,  216  Hughes 

Green  Catherine,  laundress.  Spring  Garden  av 

Green  Catherine,  laundress,  42  East 

Green  Mrs.  Caroline,  50  Cross 

Green  Charles,  herb  doctor,  4  Leadenhall 

Green  Charles,  teacher,  243  s  Eutaw 

Green  David,  caulker,  225  s  Durham 

Green  David,  laborer,  1  Water's  ct 

Green  Edward,  laborer,  54  China 

Green  Emory,  brickmaker,  88  Elbow  la 

Green  Emory,  laborer,  37  Burgundy  al 

Green  Ephraim,  laborer,  59  Josephine 

Green  Eli,  drayman,  35  Jordan  al 

Green  Garrison,  laborer,  2  Arcade  al 

Green  Gi;orge,  laborer,  3  Stockton  al 

Green  George,  caulker,  170  s  Bethel 

Green  George,  brickmaker,  7  Peach  al 

Green  George,  hostler,  246  Raborg 

Green  George,  sawyer,  224  s  Durham 

Green  George,  laborer,  54  China 

Green  George,  waiter,  23  State 

Green  Harriet,  127  e  Baltimore 

Green  Harris,  laborer,  47 'Carlton 

Green  Henry,  caulker,  183  s  Dallas 

Green  Hooper,  slevedorf,  137  s  Dallas 

Green  Jacob,  china  packer,  218  Hughes 

Green  James,  waiter,  rear  of  47  King 

Green  James,  oyster  shucker,  8  Cecil 

Green  James,  laborer,  121  s  Bethel 

Green  James,  caulker,  212  s  Dallas 

Green  Jane  A.  14  Hamburg 

Green  John,  brickmaker,  50  Cross 


Green  John  E.  laborer,  90  St.  Mary 

Green  John  H.  waiter,  120  Orchard 

Green  John,  laborer,  121  s  Bethel 

Green  Joseph,  porter,  18  Sarah  Ann 

Green  Joseph,  express  driver,  42  Short 

Green  Louis,  laborer,  27  s  Regester 

Green  Martha,  seamstress,  33  Tyson  al 

Green  Mary  A.  cook,  6  Bethel  row 

Green  Robert,  laborer,  177  s  Durham 

Green  Robert,  drayman,  18  s  Bethel 

Green  Richard,  lumber  wagoner,  82  n  Spring 

Green  Richard,  waiter,  83  Gravel  al 

Green  Richard,  laborer,  11  Ross 

Green  Samuel,  laborer,  94  L.  Church 

Green  Vincent,  mariner,  45  Guilford  al 

Green  Wm.  plasterer,  260  Raborg  \ 

Green  Wm.  brickmaker,  617  Light  ' 

Greenfield  Mary,  9  Walnut  al 

Greenwood  Perry,  porter,  42  Vine 

Greenwood  Samuel,  porter,  315  s  Eutaw 

Gregg  John,  laborer,  13  Water's  row 

Grievous  Ida,  dressmaker,  110  s  Bethel 

Griffin  Charlotte,  cook,  186  Henrietta 

Griffin  Edw.  cigar  maker,  144  Hill 

Griffin  Edward,  barber,  155  n  Dallas 

Griffin  Edward,  cigar  maker,  Montgomery  nr 

Sharp 
Griffin  Harriet, washerwoman,  79  Welcome  al 
Griffin  Henry,  wood  sawyer,  85  n  Spring 
Griffin  John  T.  barber,  188  s  Howard 
Griffin  John  H.  grain  measurer,  45  Jefferson 
Griffin  John  T.  barber,   71  Montgomery,  dw 

188  s  Howard 
Griffin  Levin,  mariner,  1  Gillingham  al 
Griffin  Lemuel,  brickmaker,  190  3  Howard 
Griffin  Mary  A.  197  s  Durham 
Griffin  Matilda,  washerwoman,  128  s  Dallas 
Griffin  Nelson,  mariner,  48  Chesnut 
Griffin  Perry,  laborer,  47  Elbow  la 
Griffin  Richard,  cigar  maker,  36  Clay 
Griffin  Robert,  laborer,  67  Wayne 
Griffin  Wm.  brickmaker,  130  Hill 
Griffin  Wm.  porter,  69  Leadenhall 
Griffith  Charles,  soldier,  142  Sarah  Ann 
Griffith  Lemuel,  brickmaker,  124  Hill 
Griffith  Mary  E.  laundre.ss,  182  West 
Grinnage  Levi,  laborer,  53  Dover 
Grinnage  John,  laborer,  53  Dover 
Grinnell  James,  mariner,  8  Wayne 
Grooms  Francis,  laborer,  14  Mechanic's  ct 
Grooms  Nathaniel,  barber,  Western  hotel,  dw 

66  St.  Mary 
Grooms  Nelson,  butcher,  197  Stirling 
Grooms  John  E.  waiter,  118  Holiday 
Grooms  Joseph,  barber,  66  St.  Mary 
Grooms  Othello,  drayman,  183  Tyson 
Gross  Araminta,  laundress.  27  Ross 
Gross  Basil,  laborer,  318  Hamburg 
Gross  Benjamin,  drayman,  313  s  Howard 
Gross  Charles,  porter,  55  Raborg 
Gross  Charles,  driver,  17  Tessier 
Gross  Colbert,  soldier,  85  Hill 
Gross  Daniel,  waiter,  12  Jew  aJ 
Gross  Deborah,  laundres.s,  37  Raborg 
Gross  Dennis,  porter,  37  Raborg 
Gross  Dinah,  laundress,  73  Plum 
Gross  Dinah,  laundress,  163  York 
Gross  Edward,  laborer,  319  s  Howard 
Gross  Mrs.  Elizabeth,  182  Henrietta 
Gross  Emily,  laundress,  55  Raborg 
Gross  Francis,  laundress,  49  Elbow  lane 
Gross  Frisby,  sailor,  60  Welcome  al 
Gross  Harriet  laundress,  85  Hill 


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COLORED  PERSONS. 


459 


Gross  Henry,  mariner,  56  Orleans 

Gross  Henrietta,  cook,  91  Moore  al 

Gross  Rev,  Henry,  55  Orleans 

Gross  Isaiah,  laborer,  318  Hamburg 

Gross  Jacob,  laborer,  92  Chesnut  al 

Gross  Jane,  laundress,  261  L.  Hughes 

Gross  Jeremiah,  laborer,  rear  of  147  York 

Gross  John  L.  mariner,  41  Forrest 

Gross  John  W.  laborer,  211  Hamburg 

Gross  Josiah,  porter,  27  Tyson  al 

Gross  Joseph,  laborer,  167  York 

Gross  Kiiizie,  grain  measurer,  106  Henrietta 

Gross  Lloyd,  laborer,  83  Chesnut 

Gross  Lucretia,  90  Tyson 

Gross  Mary,  laundress,  49  Elbow  la 

Gross  Mary  E. washerwoman,  129  Welcome  al 

Gross  Philip,  rope  maker,  35  Edward 

Gross  Philip  T.  porte.-,  79  Burgundy  al 

Gross  Prince,  laborer,  165  n  Dallas 

Gross  Richard,  drayman,  236  L.  Hughes 

Gross  Samuel,  laborer,  321  s  Howard 

Grosset  Henry,  laborer,  50  Lewis 

Govins  Charity,  laundress,  133  Aisquith 

Gross  Sophia,  washerwoman,  165  n  Dallas 

Gross  Sophia,  laundress,  57  Mulberry, 

Gross  Susan  J.  laundress,  261  L.  Hughes 

Gross  Wm.  waiter,  12  Jew  al 

Gross  Wm.  H.  brickmaker,  329  s  Howard 

Grove  Henry,  ropemaker,  247  L.  Hughes 

Gruner  Robert,  hostler,  31  East 

Guest  George,  caulker,  126  s  Bethel 

Guy  Ann,  54  East 

Guy  Charles,  whitewasher,  72  Lerew  al 

Guy  Henry,  brickmaker,  8  Lester  ot 

Guy  William,  54  East 

Gwinn  James,  laborer,  198  Ensor 

Gwinn  Thomas,  waiter,  100  Tyson 

Gwynn  John,  laborer.  Necessity  al 

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Habran  George,  laborer,  15  Jenkins  al 

Habury  John,  brickmaker,  169  York 

Hacket  Charles,  cooper,  28  Harford  av 

Hacket  Rachel  Ann,  waiter,  86  Camden 

Hacket  Wm.  of  brick  yard,  98  n  Dallas 

Hackett  Charles,  grain  measurer,  4  Harnden  ct 

Hackett  Doras,  54  East 

Hackett  George  A.  coal,  52  Forrest 

Hackett  Julia  A.  laundress,  214  L.  Hughes 

Hackett  Margaret,  cook,  60  L.  Church 

Hackett  Mary,  huckstress,  166  n  Front 

Hackett  Philip,  brickmaker,  60  L.  Church 

Hagget  Tobias,  porter,  Franklin  House 

Haley  Alexander,  mariner,  191  s  Dallas 

Haley  Mrs.  Henrietta,  laundress,  8  X  al 

Hall  Ann  M.  6  X  al 

Hall  Mrs.  Ann,  laundress,  158  s  Eutaw 

Hall  Andrew,  laborer,  134  Chesnut 

Hall  Abraham,  whitewasher,  120  Cider  nl 

Hall  Arthur,  oyster  shucker,  265  L.  Hughes 

Hall  Arthur  W.  furn.  carter,  49  East 

Hall  Basil,  drayman,  50  China  al 

Hall  Benj.  laborer,  100  Lee 

Hall  Charles,  shoemaker,  63  Williamson  al 

Hall  Charlotte,  laundress,  76  Orchard 

Hall  Daniel,  hay  packer,  8  Boyd 

Hall  Edward,  waiter,  12  Peirce 

Hall  Ellas,  drayman,  103  Orchard 

Hall  Eliza,  91  Moore  al 

Hall  Elizabeth  A.  dressmaker,  14  Chesnut 

Hall  Elizabeth  A.  31  n  Sharp 

Hall  Freeborn,  brickmaker,  66  L.  Church 


Hall  George,  hod  carrier,  119  York 

Hall  George,  porter,  5  Union 

Hall  Gracey,  53  s  Bethel 

Hall  Hannah,  cook,  45  Raborg 

Hall  Jason,  laborer,  46  Eislein 

Hall  John,  porter,  23  Welcome  al 

Hall  John,  laborer,  49  King 

Hall  John,  drayman,  78  St.  Mary 

Hall  John,  confectioner,  14  Chesnut 

Hall  John,  oyster  shucker,  83  Watson 

Hall  John,  whitewasher,  rear  46  St.  Mary 

Hall  John,  porter,  103  Welcome  al 

Hall  John  A.  brickmaker,  87  Elbow  la 

Hal!  John  D.  barber,  116  Ross 

Hall  Joseph,  laborer.  Chapel  near  n  Fremont 

Hall  Joseph,  hay  packer,  8  Boyd 

Hall  Joshua,  mariner,  43  a  Charles 

Hall  Kilt,  laborer,  105  Low 

Hall  Lewis  H.  S.  brickmaker,  261  Hamburg 

Hall  Mary  E,  huckstress,  90  L.  Church 

Hall  Mary,  13  s  Central  av 

Hall  Mary,  72  St,  Mary 

Hall  Mary  V.  106  North 

Hall  Mrs.  105  s  Durham 

Hall  Nathan,  hay  packer,  8  Boyd 

Hall  Nathaniel,  barber,  31  Rose 

Hall  Priscilla,  laundress,  5  Tessier 

Hall  Rachel  A.  boarding,  240  Montgomery 

Hall  Sarah,  laundress,  78  Chesnut 

Hall  Sarah,  laundress,  248  Orleans 

Hall  Simon,  laborer,  211  Raborg 

Hall  Solomon,  laborer,  21  Raborg 

Hall  Thomas,  porter,  5  Marion 

Hall  Virginia,  laundress,  3  Saratoga 

Hall  Washington,  engineer,  58  Vine 

Hall  Wm.  huckster,  43  Jordan  al 

Hall  Wm.  H.  laborer,  215  s  Howard 

Hall  Wm.  laborer,  42  Union 

Hall  Wm.  drayman,  214  Stirling 

Hall  Wm.  laborer,  62  Wayne 

Halley  Isaiah,  laborer,  13  Salisbury  al 

Hambleton  Wm.  laborer,  83  Jasper 

Hamer  Joseph  C.  barber,  41  Centre  Market 

space,  dw  92  L.  McElderry 
Hamilton  Anne,  laundress,  5  Low 
Hamilton  Caroline,  cookshop,  18  w  Lombard, 

dw  98  East 
Hamilton  Ellen,  laundress,  25  L-  Monument 
Hamilton  Georgianna,  2  Cohen  al 
Hamilton  Henry,  drayman,  98  East 
Hamilton  Mary  J.  washerwoman,  6  Tyson  al 
Hamilton  Richard  A.  drayman,  3  Bethel  ct 
Hamilton  Ross,  drayman,  6  Bethel  ct 
Hamilton  Sarah,  washerwoman,  2  Cohen  al 
Hamilton  Wm.  laborer,  4  Arcade  al 
Hammond  Anne,  cook,  39  Plum  al 
Hammond  Ann,  22  Eutaw  ct 
Hammond  Mrs.  Aramenta,  185  Dover 
Hammond  James,  60  East 
Hammond  John,  laborer,  96  s  Dallas 
Hammond  John,  laborer,  32  Wagon  al 
Hammond  John,  barber,  32  Peach  al 
Hammond  Robert,  coachman,  60  Lerew  al 
Hammond  Rev.  Savage  L.  46  Diamond  al 
Hammond  Sophia,  cook,  130  n  Spring 
Handy  Albert,  soldier,  38  n  Frederick 
Handy  Alexander,  drayman,  151  s  Caroline 
Handy  Ann,  38  n  Frederick 
Handy  Ellen,  laundress,  20  Union 
Handy  Geo.  W.  laborer,  143  Low 
Handy  Isaac,  oyster  shucker,  20  Union 
Handy  James  A.  undertaker,  166  s  Caroline 
Handy  John,  sailor,  27  Hull  la 


GBO.  S.  PAQB  dC  BRO.,  Dlanurncturera    of  llooft   and   Roofing  lOaterlaLB,  111    fimMIa'B 
•Wlinrf.    C.  HART  SMITH,  Agent. 


460 


COLORED  PERSONS. 


Handy  Samuel,  waiter,  20  Union 
Hanson  Adelaide,  22  Marion 
Hanson  Louisa,  laundress,  95  Moore  al 
.Hanson  Maria,  laundress,  15  Chesnut  al 
Harden  Edward,  whitewasher,  1  Biddle  al 
Harden  Elizabeth,  laundress,  16  Boyd 
Harden  George,  carter,  82  Elbow  la 
Harden  James,  waiter,  189  Ensor 
Harden  James  D.  tailor,  189  Ensor 
Harden  Jane,  laundress,  44  Lewis 
Harden  Jeremiah,  waiter,  189  Stirling 
Harden  Joseph,  mariner,  68  n  Spring 
Harden  Matthew,  grain  measurer,  44  King 
Harden  Moses,  whitewasher.  Harmony  la 
Harden  Samuel,  whitewasher,  67  Arch 
Harden  Samuel  S,  whitewasher,  67  Arch 
Harding  Wesley,  6  Harden  ct 
Hardy  Abby,  laundress,  42  Greenwillow 
Hardy  Albert,  waiter,  294  s  Howard 
Hardy  Albert,  whitewasher,  179  Ross 
Hardy  Anthony,  sawyer,  316  Raborg 
Hardy  Daniel,  carter,  294  s  Howard 
Hardy  Elias,  waiter,  32  Wayne 
Hardy  H.  John,  waiter,  133  Chesnut 
Hardy  Joseph,  brickmaker,  294  s  Howard 
Hardy  Matthias,  waiter,  294  s  Howard 
Hardy  Samuel,  carter,  294  s  Howard 
Hardy  Susan,  laundress,  20]  Hamburg 
Hardy  Wm.  waiter,  112  Welcome  al 
Hargrave  Stewart,  laborer,  28  Short 
Harlan  Daniel,  drayman,  38  Morris  al 
Harmac  Margaret,  127  n  Caroline 
Harman  Henrietta,  laundress,  76  East 
Harman  Isaac,  laborer,  rear  of  215  L.  Hughes 
Harman  Maria,  laundress,  87  Hill 
Harman  Susan,  2  Durham 
Harman  Thoroughgood,  whipsawyer,  36  Hill 
Harmond  Rachel,  133  Stirling 
Harnday  Catherine,  laundress,  39  Plum  al 
Harney  Mrs.  Elizabeth,  61  Arch 
Harney  John,  waiter,  17  Tyson  al 
Harney  Thomas,  barber,  223  s  Eutaw 
Harpin  Zachariah,  laborer,  196  Stirling 
Harriday  Samuel,  oyster  shucker,  131  Hill 
Harriday  Wm.  whitewasher,  106  Orchard 
Harris  Alex,  plasterer,  17  Leadenhall 
Harris  Alfred,  waiter,  16  Slemmer  al 
Harris  Amelia,  laundress,  60  Wayne 
Harris  Ann,  260  s  Ann 
Harris  Araminta,  179  Dover 
Harris  Caroline,  126  Jasper 
Harris  Catherine,  308  s  Howard 
Harris  Caior,  gardener,  11  Waters  ct 
Harris  Charles,  laborer,  69  East 
Harris  Charles,  caulker,  13  s  Bethel 
Harris  Daniel,  bricklayer,  260  s  Bond 
Harris  Elias,  waiter,  9  State 
Harris  Eliza,  1  Chapel  al 
Harris  Eliza,  washerwoman,  46  China  al 
Harris  Eliza,  laundress,  24  Marion 
Harris  Mrs.  Eliza,  cook,  34  China 
Harris  Frederick,  68  Short 

Harris hod  carrier,  194  s  Howard 

Harris  Mrs.  Milcah,  170  Dover 
Harris  Mary,  16  Slemmer  al 
Harrod  David,  brickmaker,  61  Jasper 
Harris  Geo.  drayman,  21  High  al 
Harris  Geo.  Windsor  mill  road,nr  Fremont 
Harris  Henry,  porter,  66  Cider  al 
Harris,  Henrietta,  laundress,  9  China 
Harris  Jacob,  whip  sawyer.  81  Welcome  al 
Harris  Jacob,  laborer,  252  L.   Hughes 
Harris  James,  laborer,  72  Welcome  al 


Harris  James  A.  brickmaker,  46  China 

Harris  James  H.  carter,  46  China 

Harris  James,  oyster  shucker,  17  Leadenhall 

Harris  James,  boatman,  61  Raborg 

Harris  James  A.  brickmaker,  76  St.  Mary 

Harris  James,  waiter,  11  Water  row 

Harris  James  A.  hod  carrier,  129  Welcome  al 

Harris  John,  bricklayer,  260  s  Bond 

Harris  John,  sawyer,  59  Cross 

Harris  John  H.  caulker,  41  s  Bethel 

Harris  John,  carter,  148  n  Dallas 

Harris  John,  bricklayer,  10  Warren,  F.  P. 

Harris  John,  boatman,  61  Raborg 

Harris  John,  carter,  106  Burgundy  al 

Harris  Joseph,  musician,  118  Hill 

Harris  Lucretia,  1]  Tyson  al 

Harris  Margaret,  laundress,  BClarkson  al 

Harris  Maria,  laundress,  35  Park 

Harris  Mrs.  Martha,  laundress,  34  China 

Harris  Philip,  drayman,  214  Hanover 

Harris  Philip,  drayman,  93  Moore  al 

Harris  Phoebe,  laundress,  84  Jasper 

Harris  Richard,  laborer,  129  Welcome  al 

Harris  Richard  A.  brickmaker,  46  China 

Harris  Robert,  wheelsman,  61  Raborg 

Harris  Robert  J.  waiter,  135  Hill 

Harris  Rosetta,  195  Ensor 

Harris  Thos.  J.  barber,  104  s  Dallas 

Harris  Thos.  whitewasher,  22  Short 

Harris  Wesley,  waiter,  24  Marion 

Harris  Wm.  laborer,  Chapel,  near  n  Fremont 

extended 
Harris  Wm.  butcher,  840  w  Baltimore 
Harris  Wm.  H.  porter,  38  Park 
Harrison  Andrew,  sawyer,  42  Carlton 
Harrison  Delia,  52  Davis 
Harrison  Daniel,  laborer,  65  Welcome  al 
Harrison  Jesse,  fruits  and  cakes,  19  n  Sharp 
Harrison  Thomas,  wagoner,  52  Camel  al 
Harrod  David,  drayman,  Jasper  nr  Franklin 
Harrod  Henrietta,  cook,  143  York 
Harrod  Major,  brickmaker,  3  Peach  al 
Hartman   Isaac,  oyster  shucker,  rear  of  215 

L.  Hughes 
Harvey  Harriet,  33  Williamson  al 
Harvey  Joshua,  laborer,   Windsor  mill  road, 

near  n  Fremont 
Harvey  Thos.  barber,  70>^  Hanover,  dw  223 

s  Eutaw 
Harvey  Volinda,  2  Salisbury  al 
Haskins  James,  drayman,  6  Chesnut 
Hatten  Dennis,  laborer,  18  Douglass 
Hatchison  Wesley,  musician,  19  Walnut  al 
Hawsey  Hannah,  fruiterer,  206  Montgomery 
Hawkins  Alex,  waiter,  3  Tyson 
Hawkins  Catharine,  laundress,  49  Jasper 
Hawkins  Edward,  porter,  39  York 
Hawkins  Elmira,  laundress,  159  York 
Hawkins  Henry,  whitewasher,  81  Elbow  la 
Hawkins  James  H.  waiter,  32  Tyson 
Hawkins  Jane,  laundress,  71  Forrest 
Hawkins  Jane,  laundress,  83  Moore  al 
Hawkins  Julia,  whitewasher,  8  McElderry's 

court 
Hawkins  Luther,  50  Chesnut  al 
Hawkins  Mary,  55  Raborg 
Hawkins  Mary,  12  Lewis 
Hawkins  Mrs.   Patience,  seamstress,  81   El- 
bow la 
Hayden  Richard,  13  Jefferson 
Hay  Geo.  W.  brickmoulder,  154  York 
Hays  Joseph,  brickmaker,  157  West 
Hays  John  H.  oyster  shucker,  209  Hamburg 


"WM.  P.  'WEBB,  Itlarlne,  Ptre  and  Life  Inaoninee  A«;ent  and  Broker.    Agent  •^MutiuU 
Beneflt  lijfo  Insnrano*  Co.,  ircTrark,  N.  J,,"  89  Second  Street. 


COLOEED   PERSONS. 


461 


Hays  Elizabeth,  laundress,  209  Hamburg 
Hay  ward  Edwin,  porter,  8  Peirce 
Hayward  Mahale  A.  laundress,  7  Tripolet  al 
Haywood  Henry,  laborer,  58  n  Dallas 
Hazleton  Henrietta,  9  Gillingham  al 
Hazzard  Rebecca,  laundress,  33  Williamson  al 
Headen  Isaac,  mariner,  25  Forrest 
Hearse  James,  mariner,  194  Henrietta 
Heath  Edward,  grain  measurer,  90  East 
Heath  Thomas,  brickmaker,  47  Leadenhall 
Hebrews  Elijah,  laborer,  106  n  Spring 
Hebron  John  B.  laborer,  64  Union 
Height  James,  waiter,  16  Rose 
Helmsley  Levi,  carter,  169  Sarah  Ann 
Hemsley  William,  34  Jordan  al 
Henderson  Catherine,  9  X  al 
Henderson  Elizabeth,  laundress,  26  Raborg 
Henderson  John,  coachman,  9  Marion 
Heiiry  George  W.  stevedore,  83  n  Dallas 
Henry  Hebrew,  drayman,  194  s  Howard 
Henry  Jonas,  waiter,  216  Hanover 
Henry  John, drayman,  193  s  Sharp 
Henry  John,  drayman,  293  Hamburg 
Henry  Levin,  laborer,  105  King 
Henry  Major,  laborer,  rear  of  55  Forrest 
Henry  Maria,  laundress,  215  L.  Hughes 
Henry  Palestine,  drayman,  88  Leadenhall 
Henry  Phoebe,  42  Greenwillow 
Henry  Thaddeus,  grain  measurer,  231  Orleans 
Henry  Theodore,  drayman,  88  Leadenhall 
Henry  Washington,  fireman,  57  Plum 
Henry  William,  hod  carrier,  13  Arch 
Henry  Wm.  stevedore,  145  s  Sping 
Henry  William,  laborer,  65  Welcome  al 
Henson  Albert,  furniture  wagon,  16  Wagon  al 
Henson  Ames,  laborer,  135  s  Bethel 
Henson  Basil,  whitewasher,  4  Inloes  al 
Henson  Charlotte,  cook,  135  York 
Henson  Charlotte,  laundress,  5  Peach  al 
Henson  Dawson,  caulker,  10  s  Bethel 
Henson  Eliza,  8  s  Bethel 
Henson  George,  drayman,  102  East 
Henson  Harriet,  laundress,  27  French 
Henson  Henry,  brickmaker,  14  Spruce  al 
Henson  Jacob,  laborer,  31  Dover 
Henson  Jacob,  barber,  122  n  High 
Henson  James,  brickmaker,  5  Peach  al 
Henson  James,  waiter,  67  Elbow  la 
Henson  James,  laborer.  111  s  Bethel 
Henson  Jeremiah,  oyster  shucker,  92  Ches- 

nut  al 
Henson  John,  laborer,  64  Sarah  Ann 
Henson  John  H.  coachman,  95  Jasper 
Henson  Joseph,  laborer,  5  Peach  al 
Henson  Nathaniel,  laborer,  122  Jasper 
Henson  Peter,  hod  carrier,  149  Sarah  Ann 
Henson  Samuel,  sawyer,  67  Leadenhall 
Henson  Rebecca,  huckster,  108  s  Bethel 
Hermon  Matilda,  16  Slemmer  al 
Hicks  Charles,  laborer,  69  East 
Hicks  Eliza,  dressmaker,  105  Orchard 
Hicks  Hinson,  laborer,  96  Chesnut 
Hicks  Horace,  coachman,  105  Orchard 

Hicks whitewasher,  95  Gravel  al 

Hicks  John  D.  waiter,  220  Hanover 
Hicks  Lewis,  waiter,  19  Jew  al 
High  James,  carter,  131  n  Caroline 
Hight  Joseph,  steward,  28  s  Dallas 
Hight  Joseph,  mariner,  45  s  Dallas 
Hitchins  Augustus,  barber,  75  Bethel 
Hill  Abel,  54  s  Dallas 
Hill  Charles,  hay  seller,  5  Chesnut  al 
Hill  Charles,  drayman,  208  Dover 


Hill  Charlotte,  seamstress,  40  Tyson 

Hill  Eben,  carter,  64  s  Bethel 

Hill  Edward,  hay  dealer,  5  Chesnut  al 

Hill  Emeline,  laundress,  205  Hamburg 

Hill  George,  coachman,  McKim  nr  Eager 

Hill  James  H.  teacher,  285  Hamburg 

Hill  Joseph,  mariner,  3  Edward 

Hifl  Joseph,  coachman,  122  Cider  al 

Hill  Joshua,  laborer,  2  Forrest 

Hill  London,  sawyer,  126  Hill 

Hill  Lorenzo,  laborer,  239  Orleans 

Hill  Maria,  cook,  32  Edward 

Hill  Mrs.  M.  J.  dressmaker,  47  Raborg 

Hill  Richard,  steward,  47  Raborg 

Hill  Sarah,  57  L.  Pleasant 

Hill  Susan,  25  Jefferson 

Hill  Sylvester,  porter,  128  Cider  al 

Hill  Thomas,  carter,  285  Hamburg 

Hill  Thomas,  waiter,  47  Tyson 

Hill  Thomas,  steward,  25  Jefferson 

Hill  Wm.  tanner,  112  Chesnut 

Hill  Wm.  mariner,  33  Wayne 

Hill  Wm.  27  s  Regester 

Hillen  Joseph,  huckster,  139  Low 

Hillyard  Hezekiah,  porter,  86  n  Spring 

Hillyard  Robert,  drayman,  112  St.  Mary 

Hiner  Jacob,  porter,  24  Jefferson 

Hiner  John,  laborer,  56  Forrest 

Hiner  Samuel,  engineer,  130  Chesnut 

Hiner  Sarah,  plain  sewing,  198  Eden 

Hines  Arthur,  mariner,  134  n  Dallas 

Hines  Barney,  hod  carrier,  134  n  Dallas 

Hines  Hugh,  hod  carrier,  134  n  Dallas 

Hines  Isaac,  laborer,  138  Chesnut 

Hines  Isaiah,  laborer,  134  n  Dallas 

Hines  Sophia,  laundress,  135  Chesnut 

Hinseman  James,  laborer,  12  Short  al,  F,  H. 

Hinson  Caroline,  washerwoman,  42  Tyson  al 

Hinson  Mary,  113  King 

Hipkins  John,  waiter,  5  St.  James 

Hirst  John,  barber,  116  Central  av 

Hirst  Margaret,  116  Central  av 

Hitch  William,  laborer,  Chesnut  al  near  Pine 

Hitchens  Henry  W.  caulker,  192  s  Bond 

Hitchens  Samuel,  hackman,  294  e  Fayette 

Hitesman  Jacob,  laborer,  106  Central  av 

Hobbs  Lucinda,  laundress,  192  Tyson 

Hodges  Abram  B.  63  Chatsworth, 

Hodges  George,  drayman,  83  French 

Hodges  Mary  J.  laundress,  36  Wayne 

Hogan  Alexander,  waiter,  32  Tyson 

Hogan  James,  drayman,  83  French 

Hogan  James,  drayman,  97  Moore  al 

Hogan  Mary  T.  Half  Moon  al 

Holden  Celeste,  laundress,  7  Bankert  al 

Hollan  Susan,  laundress,  37  Low 

Holland  Edward,  110  Harford  av 

Holley  George,  porter,  118  Jasper 

HoUey  Wm.  wagoner,  11  Marion 

Holliday  David,  waiter,  8  Eutaw  ct 

Holliday  Harriet,  7  Walnut  al 

Holliday  James,  waiter,  7  State 

Holliday  Joshua,  hod  carrier,  3  Stone  ai 

Holliday  James,  hostler.  Stone  al  near  Biddle 

Holliday  Wm.  laborer,  15  Tessier 

Holliday  Philemon,  drayman,  4  Bradenbaugh 

alley 
HoUin  Henrietta,  cook,  12  Reese  al 
Hollin  Joseph,  oyster  shucker,  176  Mullikin 
Hollingsworth  James,  whitewasher,  215  Mul- 
likin 
Hollingsworth  John,  butcher,  138  n  Spring 
Hollingsworth  Abraham,  butcher,  1  Durham 


J.  HKIVRY  GIESK,  Conunission  Merchant,  for  the  sale  of  Flour,  Grain,  Seeds,  Sic. 
Roseudale  Cameut  and  Caieined  Plaotor  coiMtantly  on  band,  HI  Spear's  IVlxarf. 


462 


COLORED   PERSONS. 


Hollins  Ellen,  laundress,  30  Burgundy  al 
Hollins  Jonas,  wagoner,  39  Hampstead 
Hollis  Edward,  porter,  153  York 
HoUis  Wm.  laborer,  101  Spring  ct 
Hollis  Wm,  laborer,  113  Chesnut 
Holloway  Aberdeen,  waiter,  7  State 
Holly  Joseph,  porter,  117  St.  Paul 
Holly  Susan,  seamstress,  117  St.  Paul 
Holmes  Allen,  laborer,  323  s  Howard 
Holmes  Elizabeth,  3  Gillingham  al 
Holmes  Henry,  laborer,  29  Plum  al 
Holmes  Mrs.  Jane,  211  Hamburg 
Holmes  Solomon,  wagoner,  3  House  ct 
Honey  John,  104  Stirling 
Hooper  Charles,  laborer,  66  L.  Church 
Hooper  George,  carter,  202  Hamburg 
Hooper  Henry,  laborer,  137  Low 
Hooper  Isaac,  cake  shop,  52  s  Howard 
Hooper  Jacob,  laborer,  127  York 
Hooper  Rebecca,  laundress,  8  Short  al,  F.  H. 
Hooper  Selina,  laundress,  100  Chesnut 
Hopewell  Edward,  laborer,  27  Moore  al 
Hopkins  Charles  E.  cook,  43  State 
Hopkins  Daniel,  carter,  23  Chesnut 
Hopkins  Henry,  porter,  104  n  Dallas 
Hopkins  H.  John,  shoemaker,  98  Low 
-Hopkins  Joseph,  sailor,  42  n  Dallas 
Hopkins  Joseph,  rope  maker,  320   Harford 

avenue 
Hopkins  Priscilla,  laundress,  84  Chesnut 
Hopkins  Richard,  sailor,  46  Hampstead 
Hopkins  Solomon,  25  L.  McElderry 
Hopkina  Violet,  laundress,  14  Camden 
Horsey  John,  grain  runner,  247  s  Charles 
Horsey  Nancy,  laundress,  5  Tyson 
House'  Sophia  J.  laundress,  38  Orchard 
Houston  Henry,  hay  huckster,  59  L.  Monu- 
ment 
Houston  Jacob,  carter,  7  Iron  al 
Howard  Adelaide,  laundress,  5  Dawson  al 
Howard  Ann  E.  cook  3  Bell  al 
Howard  Catharine,  cook,  68  Jasper 
Howard  Charles,  whitewasher,  16  Stockton 

alley 
Howard  Charles,  waiter,  51  Burgundy  al 
Howard  Charles,  spring  maker,  218  Stirling 
Howard  Dennis,  carter,  251  s  Eutaw 
Howard  Mrs.  Diana,  laundress,  81  Elbow  la 
Howard  Emily  J.  55  Raborg 
Howard  Elizabeth,  laundress,  29  Sharp 
Howard  Eli,  cook,  67  Sarah  Ann 
Howard  Grafton,  laborer,  44  Camel  al 
Howard  Green  bury,  oysterman,  7  Jasper 
Howard  Henry,  laborer.  111  Jasper 
Howard  Henry,  stevedore,  242  Raborg 
Howard  Isaiah,  waiter,  28  McKim 
Howard  Isaiah,  waiter,  128  Chesnut 
Howard  Jerry,  porter,  37  L.  Monument 
Howard  Jacob,  carter,  142  Low 
Howard  John,  laborer,  264  Raborg 
Howard  John,  laborer,  7  Dawson 
Howard  John,  porter,  133  Stirling 
Howard  John,  laborer,  134  York 
Howard  Joshua,  carter,  88  Stiles 
Howard  Joshua,  soldier,  4  Dawson  al 
Howard  Lloyd,  barber,  4  Eutaw  ct 
Howard  Mary,  seamstress,  17  Union 
Howard  Moses,  sawyer,  48  Park 
Howard  Mary,  cook,  8  Dallas 
Howard  Nicholas  G.  porter,  91  Chesnut 
Howard  Samuel,  laborer,  86  L.  McElderry 
Howard  .Samuel,  barber,  15  State 
Howard  Sarah",  laundress,  3  Burgundy  al 


Howard   Samuel,  barber,  12  s  Liberty,  dw 

State  near  Mulberry 
Howard  Samuel,  laborer,  SIjj  al 
Howe  George,  laborer,  4  Jordan  al 
Hoy  Lucinda,  21  Jasper 
Hoyt  James  S.  laborer,  210  s  Caroline 
Hubbard  Mary,  18  Chatsworth 
Hubbard  Mary,  laundress,  22  Short 
Hubbard  Rebecca,  laundress,  138  Chesnut 
Hudson  Andrew,  laborer,  126  Sarah  Ann 
Hudson   Daniel   R.    restaurant,   28    and    30 

HUDSOpf  LEVI,  barber,  116  n  Eutaw,  dw21 

Hill 
Hudson  Levi,  pedler,  201  Mullikin 
Hudson  Lemuel  T.  waiter,  114  Holiday 
Hudson  Margaret,  laundress,  126  Sarah  Ann 
Hughes  Arthur,  sawyer,  64  Welcome  al 
Hughes  Benjamin,  laborer,  118  n  Dallas 
Hughes  Edward,  drayman,  208  Mullikin 
Hughes  George,  fruit  dealer,  124  a  Bethel 
Hughes  Hester,  10  Jefferson 
Hughes  Hester,  laundress,  249  s  Charles 
Hughes  Israel,  laborer,  128  n  Dallas 
Hughes  John,  mariner,  42  Chesnut 
Hughes  James,  carter,  207  Mullikin 
Hughes  Joseph,  brickmaker,  55  Williamson 

alley 
Hughes  Laban,  boatman,  149  n  Dallas 
Hughes  Levi,  sawyer,  208  Mullikin 
Hughes  Robert,  drayman,  54  Camel  al 
Hughes  Sarah,  7  Raborg 
Huston  Wm.  laborer,  57  Forrest 
Hull  Aaron,  laborer,  173  Mullikin 
Hunter  Robert,  blacksmith,  51  State 
Hunter  Robert,  laborer,  21  Rose 
Hunter  Wm.  preacher,  34  Edward 
Hurse  John,  barber,  basement  64  w  Fayette 
Hurlbut  Lewis,  laborer,  lOSDugan's  wharf 
Hutchins  Alexander,  drayman,  50  East 
Hutchins  Elizabeth,  laundress,  6  Cohen  al 
Hutchins  Mary,  38  n  Frederick 
Hutchins  Samuel,  drayman,  118  Cider  al 
Hutchins  Sarah,  laundress,  40  Jefferson 
Hutchison  George,  soldier,  13  Leadenhall 
Hutton  Henry,  sofa  spring  maker,  49  Moore  al 
Hutton  Nathan,  barber,  74  Burgundy  al 
Hutty  Elizabeth,  milliner,  227  s  Bond 
Hyatt  Wm.  ship  scraper,  135  s  Dallas 
Hyer  Samuel,  blockman,  122  s  Bethel 
Hylon  John,  laborer,  3  Bell  al 
Hyman  Mrs.  Sarah,  laundress,  56  Burgundy 

alley 
Hynson  Catharine,  laundress,  120  St.  Mary's 
Hynson  Henry,  whitewasher,  35  Douglas 
Hynson  Peter,  whip  sawyer,  6  Short  al,  F.  H. 
Hynson  Wm.  scowman,  34  Edward 
Hythe  Henry,  waiter,  214  Hanover 
Hutty  John,  mariner,  227  s  Bond 

I. 

Impy  John,  laborer,  52  n  Dallas 
Iness  Elisha,  porter,  2  Hamilton 
Innes  Teresa,  laundress,  37  Chesnut 
Innes  John,  laborer,  2  Albert  al 
Inse  Ellen,  cook,  143  Hill 
Ireland  John,  laborer,  3  Bell  al 
Ireland  Perry,  tavern,  25  Saratoga 
Isaacs  Jane,  134  n  Howard 
Isaacs  Perry,  teamster,  9  Jew  al 
Israel  Church,  (ColoredMethodist Protestant) 
211  Chesnut 


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COLORED  PERSONS. 


463 


Jack  Dorset,  laborer,  13  Walnut  al 
Jack  John,  barber,  1  Myer's  ct 
Jackson  Andrew,  waiter,  284  s  Howard 
Jackson  Arthur,  steward,  123  Hill 
Jackson  Benjamin,  caulker,  208  s  Bethel 
Jackson  Charles,  laborer,  5  Page's  al 
Jackson  Eliza,  75  Davis 
Jackson  Elizabeth,  cook,  186  Henrietta 
Jackson  George,  laborer,  159  s  Regester 
Jackson  George,  sawyer,  77  Leadenhall 
Jackson  Harriet,  laundress.  Necessity  al 
Jackson  Henrietta,  16  Marion 
Jackson  Henry,  mariner,  21  Tyson  al 
Jackson  Henry,  shoemaker,  12  Mott 
Jackson  Henry,  rope  maker,  33  Edward 
Jackson  Henry,  coachman,  53  L.  Monument 
Jackson  Henry,  laborer,  37  Burgundy  al 
Jackson  Henry,  whitewasher,  71  Cider  al 
Jackson  Hester,  54  Vine 
Jackson  Ignatius,  carter,  314  e  Payette 
Jackson  Isaac,  coachman,  74  Lerew  al 
Jackson  Jacob,  sexton,  3  Bethel  row 
Jackson  James,  porter,  26  Park 
Jackson  James,  laborer,  166  York 
Jackson  James  T.  porter,  131  Tyson 
Jackson  James  W.  whitewasher,  87  Gravel  al 
Jackson  James,  waiter,  74  Holiday 
Jackson  John,  caulker,  6  s  Dallas 
Jackson  John  H.  whitewasher,  58  Peirce 
Jackson  Louisa,  whitewasher,  28  Edward 
Jackson  Margaret,  18  Short 
Jackson  Maria,  seamstress,  54  Vine 
Jackson  Martha,  office  tender,  77Chesnut 
Jackson  Martha,  washerwoman,  116  s  Bethel 
Jackson  Martha  A.  laundress,  40  Lewis 
Jackson  Martha,  laundress,  54  Williamson  al 
Jackson  Mary  A.  washerwoman,  58  s  Dallas 
Jackson  M.  washerwoman,  58  Williamson  al 
Jackson  Mary  Ann,  laundress,  169  York 
Jackson  Mary  A.  confectionery,  17  Hamilton 
Jackson  Mary  A.  laundress,  198  York 
Jackson,  Maulsby,  stevedore,  205  Mullikin 
Jackson  Maulsby,  jr.  waiter,  205  Mullikin 
Jackson  Perry,  68  Lerew  al 
Jackson  Petei,  coachman,  1  Ivy  al 
Jackson  Peter,  laborer,  38  East 
Jackson  Philip,  drayman,  66  Orchard 
Jackson  Rachel,  95  s  Bethel 
Jackson  Rachel  Ann,  cook,  Chesnut  alnr  Pine 
Jackson  Richard,  former,  17  Raborg 
Jackson  Reuben,  restaurant,  11  Saratoga 
Jackson  Samuel,  12  State 
Jackson  Samuel  F.  laborer,  14  Peirce 
Jackson  Samuel,  laborer,  152  s  Dallas 
Jackson  Sarah,  laundress,  282  Aisquith 
Jackson  Sarah,  8  Welsh  al 
Jackson  Sophia,  3  Wagon  al 
Jackson  Stephen,  caulker,  205  Mullikin 
Jackson  Susan,  laundress,  18  Short 
Jackson  Thomas,  porter,  223  sEutaw 
Jackson  Tilghman,  carter,  11  Jordan  al 
Jackson  Wesley,  laborer,  31  Chesnut  al 
Jackson  Whittuigton,  mariner,  95  s  Bethel 
Jackson  Wm.  coachman,  21  Tyson  al 
Jackson  Wm.  caulker,  165  s  Bethel 
Jackson  Wm.  H.  shoemaker,  Saratoga  near 

Calvert,  dw  12  Mott 
Jackson  Wm.  brickmaker,  rear  78  Watson 
Jackson  Wm.  coachman,  160  Park 
Jackson  Wm.  laborer,  45  L.  Monument  ' 


Jackson  Willis,  shoemaker,  73  Saratoga,  dw 

17  Hamilton 
Jackson  Zack,  porter,  9  Penna.  av 
Jacobs  Basil,  woodsawyer,  17  Harmony  la 
Jacobs  Wm.  laborer,  10  Temple 
Jakes  Henry,  barber,  121  St.  Paul 
James  Abram,  laborer,  43  Chesnut  al 
James  Alexander,  laborer,  125  York 
James  Allen,  laborer,  296  s  Howard 
James  Andrew,  laborer,  109  Jasper 
James  Elizabeth,  cook,  125  York 
James  Geo.  drayman,  McKim  nr  Eager 
James  Henry,  laborer,  106  n  Dallas 
James  John,  hostler,  92  Cider  al 
James  John  H.  drayman,  91  Watson 
James  John,  laborer,  109  Jasper 
James  John  F.  hostler,  109  Jasper 
James  Mary  A.  laundress,  MoKim  nr  Eager 
James  Samuel,  stevedore,  96  Dover 
James  Sarah,  laundress,  17  Marion 
Jameson  Emeline,  laundress,  7  Cross  al 
Jameson  Geo.  laborer,  1  X  al 
Janey  Mary  Ann,  laundress,  55  Johnson 
Janey  Mary  E.  laundress,  55  Johnson 
Janey  Thos.  brickmaker,  55  Johnson 
Jarboe  Richard,  laborer,  27  China 
Jefferson  Averick  P.  seamstress,  48  Tyson 
Jefferson  Emily,  cook,  96  Tyson 
Jefferson  Henry,  stevedore,  93  n  Dallas 
Jefferson  Isabella, 31  Tyson  al 
Jefferson  Richard,  laborer,  19  Vine 
Jefferson  Stephen,  soldier,  1  Saratoga  ct 
Jefferson  Wm.  drayman,  42  Moore  al 
Jeffreys  Timothy,  laborer,  foot  of  Russel 
Jenkins  Ann,  laundress,  Fayette  nr  Ann 
Jenkins  Ann,  69  s  Bethel 
Jenkins  Catharine,  laundress,  105  Welcome 

alley 
Jenkins  Eliza,  laundress,  54  Vine 
Jenkins  Elizabeth,  2  Herring  ct 
Jenkins  Geo.  porter,  109  Chesnut 
Jenkins  Helen,  rags,  79  Union  al 
Jenkins  Jacob,  porter,  81  Chesnut 
Jenkins  John,  hostler,  50  Richmond 
Jenkins  John  W.  woodsawyer,  76  L.  Church 
Jenkins  Joshua,  laborer,  rear  of  55  Forrest 
Jenkins  Mary  J.  114  Holiday 
Jenkins  Perry,  waiter,  4  Jew  al 
Jenkins  Rachel,  78  L.  McElderry 
Jenkins  Silas,  barber,  103  Low 
Jennings  Elizabeth,  cook,  11  Cecil 
Jennings  Jas.   W.  mariner,  4  Spring  Garden 

avenue 
Jennings  James,  waiter,  4  Spring  Garden  av 
Jennings  Maria,  laundress,  4  Spring  Garden 

avenue 
Jennings  Margaret,  laundress,  21  Forrest 
Jennings  Thos.  oyster  shucker,  86  Watson 
Jenniugs  Thos.  laborer,  12  Reese  al 
Jervis  Geo.  W.  laborer,  59  Chatsworth 
Jobes  Jane,  laundress,  43  s  Dallas 
Jobes  Jeremiah,  wagoner,  28  Raborg 
Johns  Alexander,  soldier,  234  L.  Hughes 
Johns  Catharine,  121  n  Spring 
Johns  Geo.  W.  mariner,  108  Henrietta 
Johns  Geo.  farmer,  31  Rose 
Johns  Henry,  laborer,  286  e  Fayette 
Johns  Jefferson,  laborer,  72  Moore  al 
Johns  Leonard,  lumber  worker,  247  s  Charles 
Johns  Wm.  F.  lumber  worker,  247  s  Charles 
Johnson  Aaron,  porter,  Hambure:  nr  Leaden- 
hall 
Johnson  Aaron,  laborer,  204  Hamburg 


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COLORED  PERSONS. 


Johnson  Aaron,  34  Clay- 
Johnson  Aaron,  laborer,  21  Douglass 
Johnson  Abraham,  sawyer,  110  Cider  al 
Johnson  Adam,  hackman,  76  North 
Johnson  Albert,  whip  sawyer,  81  Welcome  al 
Johnson  Alexander,  boarding,  Vi9  s  Caroline 
Johnson  Alexander,  24  McKim 
Johnson   Alfred,   grain  measurer,  6  Tripolet 

alley 
Johnson  Andrew,  laborer,  34  Carlton 
Johnson  Ann  M.  1  Union 
Johnson  Ann,  laundress,  58  Dover 
Johnson  Ann,  laundress,  TlJasper 
Johnson  Aquilla,  coal,  94  Elbow  la 
Johnson  Archibald,  laborer,  2  Pear  al 
Johnson  Arthur,  laborer,  32  Wayne 
Johnson  Benj.  whitewasher,  41  Guilford  al 
Johnson  Bethany,  laundress,  8  Edward 
Johnson  Betty,  3  Forrest 
Johnson  Caroline,  55  L.  Pleasant 
Johnson  Catharine,  laundress,  6  Tyson  al 
Johnson  Catharine,  laundress,  16  Tyson  al 
Johnson  Chas.  5  Moore  al 
Johnson  Chas.  woodsawyer,  192  3  Dallas 
Johnson  Chas.  A.  farmer,  6  Forney  al 
Johnson  Chas.   hostler,  44  L.  Monument 
Johnson  Chas.  H.  drayman,  40  Union 
Johnson  Charlotte,  53  Raborg 
Johnson  Cornelius,  carter,  151  n  Dallas 
Johnson  Cresa,  laundress,  150  n  Dallas 
Johnson  Ellen,  laundress,  9  Hagar  ct 
Johnson  Ely,  10  Elder al 
Johnson  Emily,  laundress,  46  Douglass 
Johnson  John,  brick  maker,  56  Orleans 
Johnson  Cassandra,  laundress,  12  Hull's  la 
Johnson  Charcilar,  cook,  38  Tyson 
Johnson  Charles,  drayman,  15  Union  al 
Johnson  Charles,  laborer,  190  s  Dallas 
Johnson  Charles,  laborer,  IIC  Sarah  Ann 
Johnson  Charles,  74  L.  McElderry 
Johnson  Charles,  porter,  269  Montgomery 
Johnson  Comfort,  cook,  51  State 
Johnson  David,  brickmaker,  58  Dover 
Johnson  David,  caulker,  109  s  Spring 
Johnson  Dennis,  coachman,  63  L.  McElderry 
Johnson  Edward,  drayman,  43  Moore  al 
Johnson  Edward,  porter,  40  Park 
Johnson  Edward,  hackman,  124  Aisquith 
Johnson  Elijah  L.  S.  cook,  47  China  al 
Johnson  Eliza  A.  chambermaid,  35  William- 
son al 
Johnson  Eliza,  cook,  59  Jasper 
Johnson  Elizabeth,  240  L.  Hughes 
Johnson  Ellen,  laundress,  153  West 
Johnson  Ellen,  laundress,  26  Raborg 
Johnson  Emma,  179  Henrietta 
Johnson  Frank,  laborer,  89  Dallas 
Johnson  Franklin,  drayman,  25  China 
Johnson  Garrett,  sawyer,  77  Elbow  la 
Johnson  George,  carter,  88  L.  Church 
Johnson  George,  laborer,  299  s  Eutaw 
Johnson  George,  laborer,  4  Jew  al 
Johnson  George,  carter,  54  Burgundy  al 
Johnson  George,  drayman,  287  Raborg 
Johnson  George,  waiter,  53  Short 
Johnson  George,  waiter,  345  n  Howard 
Johnson  George  H.  sawyer.  Shad  alley  near 

Greene 
Johnson  George,  laborer,  32  Hill 
Johnson  George,  porter,  85  L.  Church 
Johnson  George  T.  barber,  7  Raborg 
Johnson  Georgcanna,  cook,  197  s  Sharp 
Johnson  Hannah,  laundress,  18  Cider  al 


Johnson  Harriet,  teacher,  36  Tyson 
Johnson  Harriet,  laundress,  21  Douglass 
Johnson  Harriet,  45  Raborg 
Johnson  Henrietta,  109  Orchard 
Johnson  Henry,  hod  carrier,  19  Harmony  la 
Johnson  Henry,  whitewasher,  37  Chesnut 
Johnson  Henry,  179  s  Dallas 
Johnson  Henry,  porter,  160  Sarah  Ann 
Johnson  Hester,  56  Burgundy  al 
Johnson  Horace,  porter,  71  Sarah  Ann 
Johnson  Horace,  whitewasher,  51  Dover 
Johnson  Isaac,  laborer,  186  West 
Johnson  Isaac,  laborer,  117  Sarah  Ann 
Johnson  Isaiah,  hostler,  18  Stockton  al 
Johnson  Jacob,  whitewasher,  31  State 
Johnson  Jacob,  porter,  218  L.  Hughes 
Johnson  James,  waiter,  60  Vine 
Johnson  James,  mariner,  64  Elbow  la 
Johnson  James,  porter,  26  L.  Monument 
Johnson  James,  laborer,  155  Low 
Johnson  James,  laborer,  22  Tessier 
Johnson  James,  carter,  88  L.  Church 
Johnson  James,  mariner,  31  Guilford  al 
Johnson  James,  laborer,  44  Dover 
Johnson  James,  laborer,  268  s  Howard 
Johnson  James,  brickmaker,  212  Hamburg 
Johnson  James,  drayman,  13  Tyson  al 
Johnson  James,  111  Moore  al 
Johnson  James,  carter,  44  Greenwillow 
Johnson  James,  shoemaker,  61  w  Fayette,  dw 

East  near  Fayette 
Johnson  James,  carter,  79  Chesnut 
Johnson  James,  jr.,  carter,  226  Hanover 
Johnson  James  H.  A.  barber,  27)^  German, 

dw  Howard  near  Franklin 
Johnson  Mrs.  Jane,  cook,  56  Burgundy  al 
Johnson  Jarrett,  hay  dealer,  75  Moore  al 
Johnson  Jeff,  whitewasher,  71  L.  McElderry 
Johnson  Jeremiah,  drayman,  33  Jew  al 
Johnson  Jeremiah,  soldier,  131  Sarah  Ann 
Johnson  John,  hostler,  39  Forrest 
Johnson  John  F.  laborer,  5  Painter's  ct 
Johnson  John  W.  photographer,  26  Jasper 
Johnson  John,  brickmaker,  269  Montgomery 
Johnson  John,  247  Orleans 
Johnson  John,  woodsawyer,  i2  Wagon  al 
Johnson  John,  laborer,  161  s  Bethel 
Johnson  John,  sawyer,  141  s  Durham 
Johnson  John,  brickmaker,  72  n  Spring 
Johnson  Joseph,  grain  measurer,  2  Harden 's 

court 
Johnson  Joseph,  drayman,  305  s  Howard 
Johnson  Joseph,  porter,  240  L.  Hughes 
Johnson  Joseph,  45  Carlton 
Johnson  Joshua,  waiter,  52  Sarah  Ann 
Johnson  Joshua,  eating  saloon,  basement  11 

Mercer,  dw  14  State 
Johnson  J'oshua,  whitewasher,  14  State 
Johnson  Julia,  laundress,  72 L.  Church 
Johnson  Julia,  188  s  Bethel 
Johnson  Julia,  27  Jordan  al 
Johnson  Julia  A.  hair  picker,  196  s  Sharp 
Johnson  Leah, 33  Short 
Johnson  Lewis,  laborer,  14  State 
Johnson  Littleton,  cook,  69  Sarah  Ann 
Johnson  Louisa,  doctress,  54  L.  McElderry 
Johnson  Louisa,  84  Stiles 
Johnson  Lucy,  washerwoman,  15  Wayne 
Johnson  Matilda,  laundress,  140  York 
Johnson  Maria,  cook,  80  Welcome  al 
Johnson  Mary  C.  1  Short  al 
Johnson  Mary,  32  Burgundy  al 
Johnson  Mary,  5  Hagar's  ct 


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COLORED  PERSONS. 


465 


John   Wesley   (African)   M.  E.  Chapel,  cor 

Hughes  and  Sharp 
Johnson  Mary,  washerwoman,  Fayette  near 

Ann 
Johnson  Mary  A.  cook,  2  Dallas 
Johnson  Mary,  175  Muliikin 
Johnson  Mary  Ann,  laundress,  194  n  Exeter 
Johnson  Mary  E.  laundress,  8  Edward 
Johnson  Maurice,  laborer,  30  Perry 
Johnson  Nancy,  cook.,  31  Tyson  al 
Johnson  Nathaniel,  oyster  shucker,  81  Watson 
Johnson  Nicholas,  laborer,  47  s  Howard 
Johnson  Paul,  laborer,  2  Shad  al 
Johnson  Perry,  grain  measurer,  211  Hamburg 
Johnson  Philip,  sawyer,  220  Hanover 
Johnson  Phillis,  laundress,  34  Burgundy  al 
Johnson  Pleas,  drayman,  131  Stirling 
Johnson  Mrs.  Priscilla,  23  Elbow  la 
Johnson  Priscilla,  8  Edward 
Johnson  Rebecca,  laundress,  2  Half  Moon  al 
Johnson  Rebecca,  laundress,  13  Arch 
Johnson  Richard,  brickmaker,  2  L.  May 
Johnson  Richard  M.  whitewasher,  1  Bell  al 
Johnson  Richard,  waiter,  73  Dover 
Johnson  Robert,  laborer,  59  Carlton 
Johnson  Robert,  huckster,  29  Stirling 
Johnson  Robert,  waiter,  19  Jasper 
Johnson  Rose  A.  laundress,  53  Raborg 
Johnson  Samuel,  oyster  skucker,  49  L.  Pleas- 
ant 
Johnson  Samuel,  porter,  53  Short 
Johnson  Samuel,  laborer,  18  L.  Monument 
Johnson  Samuel,  laborer,  Ridgaway  ct  near 

Howard 
Johnson  Samuel,  sawyer,  217  L.  Hughes 
Johnson  Samuel,  laborer,  rear  of  193  e  Lom- 
bard 
Johnson  Samuel,  drayman,  245  s  Eutaw 
Johnson  Samuel,  porter,  64  Dover 
Johnson  Samuel,  porter,  143  Hill 
Johnson  Samuel,  fireman,  22  s  Dallas 
Johnson  Samuel,  laborer,  4  s  Dallas 
Johnson  Sarah,  214  Raborg 
Johnson  Sarah,  n^rse.  Shad  al  near  Greene 
Johnson  Sarah,  41  n  Sharp 
Johnson  Stanley,  waiter,  102  Lexington 
Johnson  Stephen,  butcher,  129  n  Caroline 
Johnson  Stephen,  4  s  Dallas 
Johnson  Stephen, 107  Chesnut 
Johnson  Stephen,  coachman,  90  Raborg 
Johnson  Stephen,  32  Dover 
Johnson  Stephen,  porter,  107  Chesnut 
Johnson  Susan,  washerwoman,  41  China 
Johnson  Susan,  96  Chesnut 
Johnson  Theodore,  sawyer,  14]  s  Durham 
Johnson  Thomas,  huckster,  7  Raborg 
Johnson  Thomas,  brickmaker,  53  Raborg 
Johnson  Thomas,  stevedore,  4  Salisbury  al 
Johnson  Thomas,  laborer,  46  Moore  al 
Johnson  Thomas,  laborer,  342  n  Howard 
Johnson  Thomas,  laborer,  13  Arch 
Johnson  Thomas,  soldier,  15  Tyson  al 
Johnson  Thomas,  laborer,  402  s  Charles 
Johnson  Thomas,  huckster,  69  L.  McElderry 
Johnson  Thomas  C.  waiter,  36  Raborg 
Johnson  Titus,  deck  hand,  1  Bethel  row 
Johnson  Triphenia,  41  Tyson 
Johnson  Walter  L.  barber,  4  n  Gay,  dw  29 

Stirling 
Johnson  Walter,  barber,  4  n  Gay 
Johnson  Wesley,  waiter,  47  L.  Monument 
Johnson  Wesley,  hostler,  124  Tyson 
Johnson  Wm.  laborer,  112  Sarah  Ann 


Johnson  Wm.  laborer,  214  Dover 
Johnson  Wm.  carter,  30  Chesnut 
Johnson  Wm.  laborer,  107  n  Dallas 
Johnson  Wm. -laborer,  4  s  Dallas 
Johnson  Wm.  H.  waiter,  26  Tessier 
Johnson  Wm.  laborer,  15  Eutaw  ct 
Johnson  Wm.  saw  sharpener,  34  Jefferson 
Johnson  Wm.  laborer,  Harford  av  near  city 

limits 
Johnson  Wm.  expressman,  54  Burgundy  al 
Johnson  Wim.  oyster  shucker,  107  Welcome  al 
Johnson  Wm.  brickmaker,  55  Johnson 
Johnson  Wm.  carter,  39  Burgundy  al 
Johnson  Wm.  180  s  Dallas 
Johnson  Wm.  D.  waiter.  Shad  al  nr.  Greene 
Johnson  Wm.  E.  drayman,  104  Welcome  al 
Johnson  Wm.  laborer,  13  Arch 
Johnson  Wm.  laborer,  rear  of  47  King 
Johnson  Wm.  55  Davis 
Johnson  Wm.  H.  T.  porter,  68  Davis 
Johnson  Wm.  carter,  122  s  Bethel 
Johnson  W:n.  sawyer,  5  Guilfoid  al 
Johnson  Wm.  cook  shop,  126  w  Lombard,  dw 

48  Pine 
Johnson  Wm.  brick  maker,  261  Raborg 
Jolly  Henry,  laborer,  2  Clarkson  al 
Jolly  Isaac,  butcher,  12  Edward 
Jones  Aaron,  laborer,  205  Raborg 
Jones  Abraham,  mariner,  72  Burgundy  al 
Jones   Alfred,  brick  maker,  5  Spring  Garden 

avenue 
Jones  Alfred,  laborer,  40  Carlton 
Jones  Amelia,  35  Raborg 
Jones  Amos,  laborer,  15  Booth 
Jones  Andrew  D.  bottler,  26  Douglass 
Jones  Anna,  cook,  1  Bethel  ct 
Jones  Anne,  cook,  87  Hill     ' 
Jones  Arance  S.  laborer,  24  Haw 
Jones  Arthur,  oyeter  dealer,  28  Jewal 
Jones  Arthur,  oyster  shucker,  8  Cecil 
Jones  Asbury,  cook,  319  n  Howard 
Jones  Asbury,  waiter,  115  Chesnut 
Jones  Betsey,  laundress,  71  Chtsnut 
Jones  Chas.  P.  waiter,  100  Raborg 
Jones  Charlotte,  laundress,  79  L.  Church 
Jones  Clinton,  laborer,  41  Guilford  al 
Jones  Collins,  barber,  23  Edward 
Jones  Daniel,  laborer,  36  n  Sharp 
Jones  David,  porter,  7  Jew  al 
Jone.s  David  P.  waiter,  100  Raborg 
Jones  Edward,  mariner,  92  Henrietta 
Jones  Edward,  driver,  169  e  Dallas 
Jones  Eli,  caulker,  64  s  Bethel 
Jones  Eli,  painter,  121  s  Bethel 
Jones  Elijah  H.  hod  carrier,  37  Edward 
Jones  Eliza,  12  Chesnut  al 
Jones  Eliza,  72  Gravel  al 
Jones  Elizabeth,  18  Jasper 
Jones  Emanuel,  fruiterer,  263  Montgomery 
J(ines  Emily,  laundress,  242  Raborg 
Jones  Geo.  laborer,  220  L.  Hughes 
Jones  Gracey,  seamstress,  263  Montgomery 
Jones  Grason  A.  42  Forrest 
Jones  Hambleton,  laborer,  56  Williamson  al 
Jones  Hannah,  24  Eutaw  ct 
Jones  Henry,  hostler,  109  St.  Paul 
Jones  Henry,  groom,  24  Wayne 
Jones  Henry,  mariner,  83  L.  Church 
Jones  Henry,  sawyer,  104  Elbow  la 
Jones  Henry,  hod  carrier,  79  L.  Church 
Jones  Henry,  laborer,  89  Stirling 
Jones  Hester  A.  laundress,  62  Williamson  al 
Jones  Horace,  laborer,  49  s  Howard 


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466 


COLORED   PERSONS. 


Jones  Hugh,  porter,  206  Henrietta 

Jones  Isaac,  brick  maker,  12  Boyd 

Jones  Isaac,  laborer,  252  Raborg 

Jones  Isaac,  laborer,  57  Tyson  . 

Jones  Isaiah,  porter,  32  Wayne 

Jones  Israel,  caulker,  183  Mullikin 

Jones  Jacob,  laborer,  120  Jasper 

Jones  James,  coachman,  128  Chesnut 

Jones  James,  porter,  10  Mott 

Jones  Jas.  D.  laborer,  4  Peach  al 

Jones  James,  waiter,  72  Orchard 

Jones  James,  brickmaker,  86  L.  Church 

Jones  James,  coachman,  4  Hamilton 

Jones  James,  coachman,  40  Tyson 

Jones  Jenkins,  porter,  225  s  Howard 

Jones  John,  porter,  4  Vine 

Jones  John,  carter,  47  Tyson 

Jones  John,  cook,  212  s  Castle  al 

Jones  John,  caulker,  137  n  Dallas 

Jones  John,  waiter,  31  State 

Jones  John,  coachman,  4  Vine 

Jones  John  W.  whip  sawyer,  6  Inloes  al 

Jones  John  W.  laborer,  222  Hanover 

Jones  John,  drayman,  63  Orchard 

Jones  Jolin,  hod  carrier,  157  Tyson 

Jones  John  A.   hair  perfumer,  and  manuf.  of 

hair  dye,  23  e  Baltimore 
Jones  Joshua,  whip  sawyer,  7  High  al 
Jones  Kenzey,  mariner,  142  Hill 
Jones  Leah,  laundress,  10  Mott 
Jones  Littleton,  laborer,  89  Hill 
Jones  Louisa,  laundress,  44  King 
Jones  Margaret,  laundress,  96  Henrietta 
Jones  Mary  E.  laundress,  246  L.  Hughes 
Jones  Milly,  187  Henrietta, 
Jones  Milly,  234  s  Durham 
Jones  Nuah,  steward,  231  s  Durham 
Jones  Peter  M.  whitewasher,  9  Douglas 
Jones  Prince,  waiter,  94  Tyson 
Jones  Richard,  caulker,  45  Mullikin 
Jones  Robert,  carter,  9  Iron  al 
Jones  Robert,  laborer,  210  s  Caroline 
Jones  Robert,  waiter,  22  n  Greene 
.Jones  R-obert,  carter,  147  Bank 
Jones  Robert,  drayman,  21  Stockton  al 
Jones  Royslon,  laborer,  26  Forrest 
Jones  Samuel,  laborer,  12  Chesnut 
Jones  Samuel,  laborer,  347  n  Howard 
Jones  Samuel,  porter,  3  Gillingham  al 
Jones  Sarah,  cook,  100  Henrietta 
Jones  Selina,  188  .s  Durham 
Jones  Sophia,  165  s  Spring 
Jones  Thomas,  stevedore,  113  s  Bethel 
Jones  Thomas,  wood  sawyer,  1  Lewis 
Jones  Thomas,  wood  sawyer,  240  Raborg 
Jones  Thomas,  waiter,  44  King 
Jones  Thomas  A.  shoemaker,  76  s  Bond,  dw 

94  s  Dallas 
Jones  Thomas,  laborer,  287  s  Eutaw 
Jones  Thomas,  barkeeper,  43  Jefferson 
Jones  Thomas,  waiter,  25  Edward 
Jones  Wm.  fireman,  182  West 
Jones  Wm.  sawyer,  41  Hampstead 
Jones  Wm.  oystermun,  135  n  Dallas 
.  Jones  Yv^m.  cooper,  10  Mott 
Jones  Wm.  H.  waiter,  47  s  Howard 
Jordan  Antoinette,  103  Orchard 
Jordan  Ferdinand,  huckster,  129  n  Spring 
JORDAN  JAMES    H.    cabinet   maker   and 

undertaker,  74  Holiday,  dw  131  Chesnut 
Jordan  John  C.  undertaker,  93  Mulberry 
Jordan  John,  cabinet  maker  and  undertaker, 

129  Chesnut 


Jordan  Joshua,  cabinet  maker,  J29  Chesnut 
Joyce  Phillis,  laundress,  82  Elbow  la 


K. 


Kager  John,  wood  sawyer,  104  Central  av 
Kane  Charlotte,  laundress,  36  s  Dallas 
Kane  Dripple,  laborer,  45  s  Betliel 
Kane  John,  mariner,  249  s  Charles 
Kane  Keziah,  laundress,  115  s  Dallas 
Kane  Lydia,  75  s  Spring 
Kane  Richard,  whitewasher,  101  Hill 
Kane  Samuel,  laborer,  200  Hamburg 
Kane  Thomas,  laborer,  9  Cecil 
Kane  Wm.  laborer,  20  Leadenhall 
Karney  Ralph,  laborer,  73  s  Bethel 
Keith  Charles,  caulker,  184  s  Dallas 
Keith  Daniel,  caulker,  42  s  Caroline 
Kelso  Allen,  laborer,  147  n  Dallas 
Kelson  Henry,  laborer,  149  n  Dallas 
Kell  James,  brickmaker,  74  Burgundy  al 
Kellum  Geo.  steamboatman,  90  Welcome  al 
Kelly  Dandridge  (Mason  &  K.)  27  Hamilton 
Kelly  George  M.  barber,  8  n  Eutaw,  dw  74 

Cider  al 
Kelly  John,  laborer,  2  X  al 
Kelly  Joseph,  93  n  Dallas 
Kelly  Washington,  laborer,  1  Aisquith  ct 
Kemp  Henrietta,  laundress,  20  Cider  al 
Kemp  Joseph,  brickmaker,  20  Cider  al 
Kemp  Sarah,  laundress,  16  Marion 
Kemp  Sarah,  washerwoman,  106  Jasper 
Kennard  James,  waiter,  34  Clay 
Kennedy  Alexander,  drayman,  83  Hamburg 
Kenner  Thomas,  brickmaker,  332  Aliceanna 
Kennerd  Isaac,  hostler,  47  n  Sharp 
Kent  Ann,  chambermaid,  267  L.  Hughes 
Kent  Wm.  whitewasher,  6  Mechanics'  ct 
Keer  Richard,  laborer.  Necessity  al 
Kesety  Nancy,  laundress,  15  China 
Key  Lucy,  49  China 
Keyer  Frank,  laborer,  137  York 
Keys  James,  cake  shop,  87  n  Spring 
Keys  Jeremiah,  wagoner,  47  Chesnut  al 
Keys  John,  laborer,  3  Arch  * 
Keys  Wm.  brickmaker,  140s  Durham 
Keys  Wm.  oysterman,  68  Josephine 
King  Charles,  hod  carrier,  42  Hill 
King  Samuel,  coachman,  8  Forney  al 
Kirkly  Lewis,  laborer,  57  Elbow  la 
Knight  Mary,  tavern,  19  Marion 
Knight  Sarah  A.  186  s  Durham 
King  George,  laborer,  14  Leadenhall 
Knotts  Eliza,  laundress,  196  s  Howard 
Konig  Jane,  washerwoman,  43  n  Sharp 
Konish  John,  driver,  49  Carlton 
Kyne  Edward,  wagoner,  212  Hamburg 

L. 

Lafontaine  Jane,  huckstress,  103  Orchard 
Landley  Thomas,  mariner,  87  Jeiferson 
Lane  Abraham,  coachman,  40  L.  Pleasant 
Lanes  Jane,  laundress,  64  Short 
Lanes  Mary,  laundress,  64  Short 
Lanes  Sophia,  laundress,  64  Short 
Lankford  George,  33  Short 
Lankford  John  H.  laborer,  203  Hamburg 
Lamar  Mary,  rear  of  64  Mulberry 
Landsell  Wm.  waiter,  55  L.  Pleasant 
Lanman  George,  mariner,  1  Gillingham  al 
Lanman  Wm.  laborer,  2  Spring  Garden  av 
Lapratt  Lewis,  barber,  42  Moore  al 


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COLORED   PERSONS. 


467 


Laprade  Lewis,  barbeil  u 
dw  47  Moore  al 


nder  Howard  Bank, 


Larkins  Henrietta,  laundress,  65  Union 
Larkins  James,  drayman,  74  Jasper 
Latty  John  H.  fireman,  32  Elbow  la 
Laurel  Cemetery,  (colored,)  office  18  Court- 
land 
Laurens  Chas.  laborer,  37  Williamson  al 
Lavat  Charles,  porter,  148  Low 
Lawrence  Harkness,  laborer,  200  Bethel 
Lawrence  Han-iet,  chambermaid,  37  Park 
Lawrence  Henry,  laborer,  14  Jew  al 
Lawrence  Jesse,  huckster,  304  Raborg 
Lawrence  Susan,  laundress,  113  Sarah  Ann 
Lawrence  Wm.  laborer,  28  Wagon  al 
Lawrence  Wm.  laborer,  12  Warren,  F.  P. 
Laws  Beverly  D.  barber,  41^^  Centre  Market 

space,  dw  37  n  Sharp 
Lawson  Aaron,  brickmaker,  241  L,  Hughes 
Lawson  Anna,  laundress,  6  Short 
Lawson  Joseph,  laborer,  241  L.  Hughes 
Leatherberry    Charity,  laundress,  6  Leaden- 

*  hall 

Lebark  Charles,  barber,  217  e  Baltimore 
Le'Burn  Frances,  chambermaid,  7  Bethel  row 
Lecompt  Witzen,  stevedore,  123  s  Spring 
Lee  Alexander,  brickmaker,  81  Welcome  al 
Lee  Andrew,  whitewasher,  2  Short  st.  ct 
Lee  Ann,  laundress,  15  Hull  la 
Lee  Catherine,  laundress,  49  Chesnut 
Lee  Charles  L.  J.  porter,  188  Park 
Lee  Charles,  porter,  188  Park 
Lee  Clem,  72  s  Dallas 
Lee  Cornelius,  woodsawyer,  34  Morris  al 
Lee  Deborah,  laundress,  47  Tyson 
Lee  Denard,  drayman,  8  Hull  la 
Lee  Elijah,  coachman,  47  Tyson 
Lee  George,  steward,  15  Hull  la 
s  Lee  Harriet,  cook,  6  Bethel  row 
Lee  Henry  W.  barber,  124  Forrest 
Lee  Hester,  laundress,  71  s  Dallas 
Lee  Henrietta,  laundress,  14  Short 
Lee  Isaiah  R.  caulker,  30  Short 
Lee  James  H.  drayman,  11  Haw 
Lee  James,  drayman,  84  L.  McElderry 
Lee  Jesse,  porter,  51  China 
Lee  Jacob,  whitewasher,  78  n  Exeter 
Lee  John  H.  drayman,  10  Vine 
Lee  Joseph,  caulker,  31  Short 
Lee  Levi,  laboref,  34  Morris  al 
Lee  Levin,  laborer,  9  Stt!isi)ury  al 
Lee  Maria,  chambermaid,  30C  s  Howard 
Lee  Mary  J.  cook,  6  Bethel  row 
Lee  Nancy,  laundress,  1  Douglass 
Lee  Nathaniel,  laborer,  118  Holiday 

*  Lee  Rebecca,  6  Temple 
Lee  Robert,  4G  s  Dallas 

Lee  Wm.  caulker,  121  n  Dallas 
Leiper  Robert,  waiter,  34  L.  Monument 
Leisure  Lewis,  cigar  maker,  99  Jasper 
Lemar  Amos,  laborer,  50  Moore  al 
Lemmon   Catherine,   huckstress,  rear  of  98 

Chesnut 
Lemmon  Hetty,  laundress,  41  Douglass 
Lemmon  James,  drayman,  9P  Stiles 
Lemmon  Richard,  stevedore,  106  s  Bethel 
Lemmon  Wm.  292  e  Fayette 
Leonard  Lewis,  laborer,  57  Mulberry 
Leonard  Robert,  whitewasher,  171  York 
Lester  George  W.  huckster,  137  Hill 
Levy  Charles,  drayman,  7   House  ct 
Levy  Jerome,  barber,  114  Holiday 
Lewey  John,  caulker,  164  s  Dallas 


Lewis  Agnes,  115  a  Durham 

Lewis  Andrew,  coachsmith,  54  Peirce 

Lewis  Amand^,  laundress,  153  Sarah  Ann 

Lewis  CassantJra,  141  n  Caroline 

Lewis  Edward,  porter,  155  n  Exeter 

Lewis  Elijah,  plasterer,  43  Jefferson 

Lewis  Elizabeth,  laundress,  28  State 

Lewis  Francis,  porter,  16  Riddle  al 

Lewis  Francis,  porter,  57  Davis 

Lewis  George  W.  porter,  40  Orchard 

Lewis  Jesse  F.  laborer,  6  n  Poppleton 

Lewis  John,  oyster  shucker,  1  Dawson  al 

Lewis  John  M.  drayman,  69  Jasper 

Lewis    Laura  J.   tailoress,   rear  of   265   L. 

Hughes 
Lewis  Lydia  Ann,  laundress,  33  Park 
Lewis  Malvina,  confectionery,  205  Eastern  av 
Lewis  Margaret,  165  s  Dallas 
Lewis  Mary,  laundress,  9  Biddle  cL 
Lewis  Peter,  caulker,  132  s  Durham 
Lewis  Thomas,  laborer,  211  Dover 
Lilly  Elizabeth,  laundress,  107  Jasper 
Lilly  Mary,  laundress,  134  n  Spring 
Limberry  Wash,  porter,  186  Park 
Lindenberger  Maria,  40  Wayne 
Lindsey  Benjamin,  laborer,  3  Tyson 
Lindsey  John,  brickmaker,  238  Raborg 
Lincnburg  Daniel  R.  laborer,  291  s  Eutaw 
Linn  Caleb,  brickmaker,  rear  of  3  Cider  al 
Linn  David,  blacksmith,  35  Chesnut  al 
Linn  Wm.  H.  brickmaker,  35  Wayne 
Linthicum    Francis  J.  laborer,  39  William- 
son al 
Lisles  Richard,  gram  runner,  126  Cider  al 
Little  Apolonia,  106  North 
Lively  James,  waiter,  104  Chesnut 
Lively  S.  tinner,  34  Davis 
Lloyd  Eliza,  seamstress,  94  Henrietta 
Lloyd  Josiah,  fireman,  92  Henrietta 
Lloyd  Rosa,  11  Bounty  la 
Lloyd  Wm.  caulker,  180  s  Bethel 
J^ockerman  Benjamin  F.  stevedore,  135  Hill 
Lockerman  John,  brickmaker,  108  Welcomeal 
Lockerman  John  H.  stevedore,  43  Mullikin 
Lockerman  Henry,  70  Chesnut 
Lockerman  Levin,  stevedore,  8  s  Dallas 
Lockett  Wm.  helper,  120  McElderry 
Locks  Elsha,  laborer,  319  s  Howard 
Locks  John,  caulker,  69  s  Wolfe 
Locks  Stephen,  mariner,  1  Swan  al 
Lodge  Eta,  16  Warren,  F.  P. 
Logan  Hanson,  hod  carrier,  Vine  al  rear  of  31 

Amity- 
Logan  Mary,  34  Jordan  al 
Logan  Wm.  laborer,  14  ^y"ater  row 
Loggins  Peter,  porter,  190  Tyson 
Lomack  Lomack,  stewardess,  74  Stiles 
Lomack  Thomas,  huckster,  84  Orchard 
Lomas  Maria,  whitewasher,  57  L.  Pleasant 
Lometz  Lometz,  11  Iron  al 
Long  Charles,  laborer,  88  Orchard 
Long  Mary  A.  cook,  94  Henrietta 
Loudon  Levi,  caulker,  104  s  Bethel 
Louden  Priscilla,  laundress,  12  Valley 
Louse  Simon,  waiter,  20  Morris  al 
Love  Dinah,  9  Jasper 
Loveday  Perry,  laborer,  125  Welcome  al 
Lovely  Henry,  cigar  maker,  87  East 
Low  Maria,  chambermaid,  70  East 
Lowbar  Araminta,  46  King 
Lowry  John,  porter,  110  Jasper 
Lowry  John,  laborer,  90  Raborg 
Lox  Vincent,  caulker,  109  s  Spring 


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468 


COLORED  i>ERSONS. 


Lozier  Alexander,  hod  carrier,  8  Sarah  Ann 
Lucas  Charlotte,  laundress,  114  Welcome  al 
Lucas  Joshua,  brickmaker,  35  Harmony  la 
Lucas  Robert,  drayman,  46  Haw 
Lucas  Thomas  G.  fireman,  18  Cider  al 
Lucatt  Louis,  whitewasher,  37  Low 
Luckett  Wm.  blacksmith,  82  L.  McEIderry 
Lyle  John,  whitewasher,  85  Jefferson 
Lyles  David,  grain  runner,  35  State 
Lyles  Jesse,  post  and  rail  builder,  109  Jasper 
Lylcs  Thomas,  barber,  185  Henrietta 
Lyles  Josephine,  seamstress,  rear  of  12  State 
Lymberry    George    W.    porter,    Park    near 

Richmond 
Lynch  Abraham,  whitewasher,  24  Boyd 
Lynch  John,  laborer,  51  L.  Monument 
Lynch  Lewis,  laborer,  57  Carlton 
Lynn  Perry,  blacksmith,  223  Dover 
Lurton  Isaac,  hod  carrier,  107  Jasper 
Lurton  Mary,  laundress,  107  Jasper 

M. 

Mack  John,  laborer,  53  East 
Mack  Mary,  laundress,  85  Hill 
Mack  Thomas,  mariner,  87  Hill 
Mackery  Samuel,  mariner,  69  s  Bethel 
Macpherson  Alexander,  varnisher,  32  Park 
Macubbin  Jerry,  sawyer,  14  Boyd 
/-       Madison  Henry,  grain  runner,  270  s  Howard 
Madden  Anna,  cook,  50  Tyson 
Madden  Elizabeth,  laundress,  2  Shad  al 
Madden  French,  cabinet  maker,  38  Davis 
Madden  Lydia,  46  Vine 

Madden  Wm.  H.  whitewasher,  3  Hampstead 
Maddox  Caleb,  boatman,  89  Chesnut 
Maddox  Charles,  saw  sharpener,  14  Camden, 

dw220  s  Howard 
Maddox  George,  laborer,  173  York 
Maddox  Hannah-,  laundress,  6  Raborg 
Maddox  Henry,  porter,  10  Jasper 
Maddox  Henry,  grain  runner,  270  s  Howard 
Maddox  Hester,  cook,  rear  of  265  L.  Hughes 
Maddox    Joseph,    porter,    rear    of    261    L. 

Hughes 
Maddox  Levin,  mariner,  7  Guilford  al 
Maddox  Louis,  whitewasher,  121  Welcome  al 
Maddox  Mary  Ann,  laundress,  89  Chesnut 
Maddox  Mary,  house  cleaner,  39  Park 
Maddox  Roljert,  drayman,  142  York 
Maddox  Robert,  brickmaker,  122  Hill 
Maddox  Sarah,  laundress,  134  Hill 
Maddox  Spencer,  laborer,  216  Dover 
Maddox  Wm.  sawyer.  Perry  nr  Howard 
Magruder  Aquilla,  laborer,  77  Arch 
Mahamifih  Jerry,  waiter,  45  L.  Monument 
Miihand  Nancy,  105  Hill 
Malioney  George,  brickmaker,  17  Haw 
Mahoney  John,  waiter,  237  Dover 
Malioney  John  E.  brickmaker,  17  Haw 
Mahoney  Sophia,  washerwoman,  17  Haw 
Maker   Fanny,    laundress,    rear    of  211   L. 

Hughes 
Maker  Sarah  A.  laundress,  rear  of   211    L. 

Hughes 
Maker    Sarah  E.  laundress,    rear  of  211  L. 

Hughes 
MaloneBenj.  4  X  al 
Malone  Henrietta,  cook,  10  Richmond 
Alaloney  Nathaniel,  carpenter,  213  w  Biddle 
Mallory  Kenton,  waiter,  36  Richmond 
Munn  James,  laboivr,  81  East 
Mann  James,  barber,  J03  n  Howard 


Marberry  Rachel,  24  Marion 
Marbury  Charles,  drayman,  49  Biddle  al 
Mai'shall  Edward,  porter,  29  King 
Marshall  James,  brickmaker,  186  Dover 
Marshall  John,  whitewasher,  5  College  al 
Marshall  John,  waiter,  35  Moore- al 
Marshall  Wm.  E.  coffee  roaster,  187  York 
Martin  Ada,  laundress,  76  Chesnut 
Martin  Alexander  H.  clerk,  28  Park 
Martin  David  F.  steward,  45  Clay 
Martin  Greenbury,  oyster  shucker,  25  L.  Mc- 
EIderry 
Martin  Henry  W.  clerk,  28  Park 
Martin  Jane,  45  Clay 
Martin  Luther,  3  Painters'  ct 
Martin  Mehaley,  seamstress,  219  s  Howard 
Martin  Sally,  cook,  130  York 
Martin,  Susan,  laundress,  108  Dugan's  whf 
Martin  Wm.  scowman,  5  n  Spring 
Martin  Wm.  drayman,  315  s  Howard 
Mason  Annie,  washerwoman,  96  L.  Church 
Mason  Barton  S.  mariner,  1  House  ct 
Mason  Caleb,  drayman,  56  Orchard 
Mason  Cassius,  shoemaker,  23  Albemarle 
Mason  Ellen,  laundress,  35  L.  Monument 
Mason  Elizabeth,  washerwoman,  14  Marion 
Mason  George  (M.  &  Kelly,)  38  German 
Mason  Harrison,  cook,  78  .North 
Mason  John,  boatman,  270  Montgomery 
Mason  &  Kelly,  confectioners,  10  s  Sharp 
Mason  Mariatma,  48  s  Dallas 
Mason  Richard,  shoemaker,  6  North,  d\v  23 

Albemarle 
Mason  Samuel,  laborer,  49  China 
Mason  Sarah,  cook,  20  s  Bond 
Mason  Susan  A.  78  Stiles 
Mason  Thomas  W.  sawyer,  14  Marion 
Mason  Wm.  laborer,  34  Hill 
Mason  Wm.  brickmaker,  132  s  Durham 
Massey  Caroline,  laundress,  4  Paiapsco  av 
Massey  Emeline,  laundres.?,  35  William 
Massey  Isaac,  laborer,  41  Elbow  la 
Mattee  Thomas  F.  stevedoi-e,  210  s  Caroline 
Matthews  Alonzo,  waiter,  112  Orchard 
Mattliews  Augustus,  brickmaker,  88  Elbow  la 
Matthews    Charles    R.   brickmaker,    343    n 

Howard 
Matthews  Dennis,  laborer,  3  Chapel  al 
Matthews  Edward,  hod  carrier,  67  Chesnut  al 
Matthews  Ellen,  laundress, ,29  Wayne 
Matthews  Elizabeth,  53  Burgundy  al 
Mattliews  Frances,  cook,  49  Slate 
Matthews  Geo.  A.  drayman,  64  Cider  al 
Matthews  Henrietta,  5  Walnut  al 
Matthews  Henry,  laborer,  98  Henrietta       • 
Matthews  Henry,  laborer,  278  s  Howard 
Matthews  Henry,  whitewasher,  120  Cider  al 
Matthews  James  W.  laborer,  86  Elbow  la 
Matthews  James,  porter,  10  Low 
MatthewsJaracs  H.  porter,  18  Union 
Matthews  John,  laborer,  64  Union 
Matthews  John,  oyster  shucker,  31  Walnutal 
Matthews  John  W.  laborer,  134  York 
Matthews  John,  laborer,  18  Union 
Matthews  John,  soldier,  164  Sarah  Ann 
Matthews  Levi,  waiter,  33  King 
Matthews  Levi,  grain  measurer,  46  King 
Matthews  Lewis,  boatman,  McKim  nr  Eager 
Malthew.s  Maria,  24  Peirce 
Matthews  May,  laundress,  217  Hamburg 
Matthews  Mary  J.  laundress,  193  Saratoga 
Matthews  Moses,  laborer,  102  Chesnut  al 
Matthews  Perry  H.  teacher,  23  Wayne 

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COLORED   PERSONS. 


469 


Matthews  Rezin,  laborer,  217  Vine  • 

Matthews  Rebecca,  laundress,  193  Saratoga 
Matthews  Samuel  W.  bricklayer,  43  China 
Matthews  Samuel,  waiter,  52  Peirce 
Matthews  Sarah,  cook,  1  Marion 
Matthews  Sarah,  seamstress.  111  "Welcome  al 
Matthews  Mrs.  Susan,  laundress,  5  Stockton  al 
Matthews  Thos.  wagoner,  rear  of  98  Chesnut 
Matthews  T.hos.  H.  hostler,  126  Cider  al 
Matthews  Thos.  waiter,  10  Hull's  la 
Matthews  Wm.  whitewasher,  2  Cross  al 
Maubrey  Elizabeth,  nurse,  118  Welcome  al 
Maury  Mary,  laundress,  4  Butler  al 
Maybury  Mark,  brickmaker,  109  Cider  al 
Maynard  Henry,  porter,  Cross  nr  Russell 
Maynard  Sampson,  express  driver,  9  Vine 
Maynerd  John  W    drayman,  1  Cross  al 
Mays  Alexina,  182  s  Bethel 
McCabe    Solomon,  barber,  178  w  Pratt,  dw 

125  St.  Paul 
McClearing  Matilda,  laundress,  rear  of  215  J^. 

Hughes 
McComas  Joseph,  drayman,  6  Shad  al 
McComas  Milky,  251  Orleans 
McCoy  James,  laborer,  171  s  Spring 
McCoy  John,  mariner,  5  Herring  ct 
McDaniel  Mary  A.  seamstress,  6  Kimmel  al 
McFarland  Andrew,  drayman,  130  s  Durham 
McGill  Mrs.  Harriet,  laundress,  4  Elbow  la 
McGill  Josiah,  laborer,  4  Elbow  la 
McGill  Josiah,  laborer,  19  Haw 
McGlaughlin  Isaial^,  85  Spring  ct 

McGlaughlin ,  pressman,  146  Chesnut 

McGree  Mary,  119  n  High 
McKenney  Caroline,  boarding,  136  s  Caroline 
McKenney  Dennis,  waiter,  5  House  ct 
McKenney  George,  sawyer,  38  Vine 
McLane  Alfred,  express  wagon,  16  Tessier 
McLean  Joseph,  stevedore,  46  Union 
McLaughlin  Levin,  mariner,  38  East 
McPherson  Alex,  cabinet  maker,  32  Park 
Meads  Ann,  victualler,  42  Dover 
Meads  Ge6.  W.  stevedore,  3  Hawk 
Meads  Julia,  seamstress,  1  Water's  row 
Meads  Samuel,  wagoner,  42  Dover 
Meads  Samuel,  laborer,  65  Dover 
Meads  Zachariah,  drayman,  1  Waters'  row 
Meredith  Lafrazier,  37  Tyson  al  » 

Meredith    Richard,    grain    measurer,    286  s 

Howard 
Merritt  Geo.  sawyer,  31  East 
Merrican  Wesley,  confectioner,  166  n  Front 
Meyers  Elizabeth,  laundress,  116  Jasper 
Methodist  (African)  Church,  Orchard  nrRoss 
Meekins  Cornelius,  waiter,  133  Aisquith 
Meetens  John,  brickmaker,  12  s  Bethel. 
Milburn  Geo.  W.  drayman,  307  s  Eutaw 
Milburn  Wm.  hostler,  144  Sarah  Ann 
Miles  David,  whitewasher,  2  Jefferson 
Miles  Daniel,  whitewasher,  134  Cider  al 
Milei  Hezekiah,  drayman,  74  Josephine 
Miller  Anna,  cook,  210  Hamburg 
Miller  Alexander,  waiter,  48  King 
Miller  Asbury,  caulker,  171  s  Durham 
Miller  Cora,  laundress,  117  York 
Miller  Henry,  waiter,  19  Forrest 
Miller  Harriet,  cook,  16  s  Liberty 
Miller  James,  hackman,  205  Hamburg 
Miller  James,  caulker,  150  Regester 
Miller  Jacob,  steward,  8  Jefferson 
Miller  John,  waiter,  Edward  near  Aisquith 
Miller  John,  teamster,  34  Haw 
Miller  Joseph,  laborer,  109  North 


Miller  Matilda,  cook,  30  Tyson 
Miller  Rhoda,  208  s  Caroline 
Miller  Sarah,  cook,  rear  of  265  L.  Hughes 
Miller  William,  drayman,  12  Tyson  al 
Miller  William,  wAiter,  12  Tyson  al 
Milligan  Henry,  82  Burgundy  al 
Milligan  Malvina,  125  n  Spring 
Milligan  Moses,  laborer,  22  Watson 
Milligan  Sarah,  cook,  98  Henrietta 
Mil  lis  Mary  Jana,  14  Water  row 
Mills  Catharine,  seamstress,  9  Etna  la 
Mills  Jarrett,  huckster,  219  s  Howard 
Mills  John,  stevedore,  67  s  Dallas 
Mills  Thomas',  laborer,  214  s  Durham 
Miner  Edward,  laborer,  97  Jasper 
Miner  Fanny,  laundress,  91  Plum  al 
Miner  Stephen  J.  drayman,  97  Jasper 
Mingo  James,  caulker,  47  s  Dallas 
.  Mitchell  Alfred,  butcher,  203  Raborg 
Mitchell  Cyrus,  drayman,  218  Hanover    , 
Mitchell  Charles,  huckster,  6  Bethel  ct 
Mitchell  David,  brickmaker,  203  Raborg 
Mitchell     Emanuel,    boots    and   shoes,   54   s 

Howard,  dw  29  Dover 
Mitchell  Elisha,  86  Lancaster 
Mitchell  Eliza,  7  High  tl 
Mitchell  James,  waiter,  51  State 
Mitchell  James,  caulker,  169  s  Wolf 
Mitchell  Jacob,  caulker,  169  s  Wolfe 
Mitchell  John  M.  brickmaker,  233  Dover 
Mitchell  Josiah,  laborer,  274  Hamburg 
Mitchell  Joseph, brickmaker,  203  Raborg 
Mitchell  Mrs.  Maria,   seamstress,   86   Little 

Church 
Mitchell  Perry,  drayman,  20  Cider  al 
Mitchell  Rebecca,  laundress,  203  Raborg 
Mitchell  Richard,  grain  measurer,  203  Raborg 
Mitchell    Samuel,  coffee  roaster,  24   Wayne 
Mitchell  Thomas,  drayman,  238  L.Hughes 
Mitchell  William,  drayman.  111  King  , 
Mitchell  William,  caulker,  192  s  Durham 
Mold  James,  laborer,  rear  of  98  Chestnut 
Mole  Frederick,  waiter,  34  Tyson 
Molison  Francis  A.  carter,  12  L.  Paca 
Molison  Henry,  waiter,  12  L.  Paca 
Mouk  Sarah,  4  Durham 
Montgomery  Charles,  waiter,  66  Lerew  al 
Montgomery  James,  laborer,  124  Sarah  Ann 
Montgomery  Josephine,  23  Tyson  al 
Montgomery  (colored)  Institute,  cor  Mont- 
gomery and  Plum  al 
Montgomery   William,  sawyer,  194  s  Spring 
Montpensier  Fanny,  161  n  Lutaw 
Moody  Benjamin,  laborer,  67  Welcome  al 
Moody  John  B.  laborer,  12  Wayne 
Mooney  Wm.  driver,  133  Low 
Moore  Benjamin,  laborer,  170  York 
MOORE  CHARLES  J.  porter,  12  Pearl  al 
Moore  Daniel,  caulker,  282  e  Fayette 
Moore  Charles  F.  carman,  52  Vine 
Moore  Joseph,  caulker,  282  e  Fayette    • 
Moore  Rev.  Daniel  W.  321  s  Howard 
Moore  Daniel,  laborer,  187  Henrietta 
Moore  David,  waiter,  18  Jew  al 
Moore  Ellen,  laundress,  114  German 
Moore  Henry  C.  laborer,  100  Jasper 
Moore  James,  carter,  70  Peirce 
Moore  Jane,  washerwoman,  15  Jordan  al 
Moore  John,  whitewasher,  18  Jordon  al 
Mbore  John  C.  drayman,  57  Ross 
Moore  John  tavern,  21  Tessier 
Moore  Joseph,  laborer,  147  s  Regester     / 
Moore  Matthew,  caulker,  282  e  Fayette 


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COLORED  PERSONS. 


Moore  Lloyd,  coachman,  41  n. Sharp 
Moore  Levi,  drayman,  155  n  Dallas 
Moore  Rachel,  seamstress,  45  Bur£;undy  al 
Moore  Richard,  drayman,  33  L.  Monument 
Moore  Samuel,  caulker,  141  n  Dallas 
Moore  Sarah,  282  e  Fayette 
Moore  Sarah  E.  laundress,  34  Wayne 
Moore  Thomas,  coachman,  34  Peirce 
Moore  Wm.  T.  soldier,  114  German 
Morgan  Edward,  laborer,  51  East 
Morgan  Francis,  laundress,  13  Biddle  ct 
Margan  Henry,  laborer,  210  s  Caroline      , 
Morgan  Henrietta,  laundress,  90  Tyson 
Morgan  Henrietta,  8  tvy  al 
Morgan  James,  stevedore,  110  Chesnut 
Morgan  James,  fireman,  220  L.  Hughes 
Morgan  John,  waiter,  84  St.  Mary 
Morgan  Mary  A.  laundress,  42  King 
Morgan  Samuel,  waiter,  41   Tyson 
Morgan  Thomas,  laborer,  90  Tyson 
Morgan  Samuel,  waiter,  41  Tyson 
Morgan  Samuel,  waiter,  Tyson  al  nr  Madison 
Morquette  Mary  E.  laundress,  12  Jasper 
Morris  Charles,' hostler,  113  Chesnut 
Morris  Geo.  J.  waiter,  25  State  ' 
Morris  Henry,  brickmaker,  22  Wayne 
Morris  James,  shipfcarpenter,  145  Dallas 
Morris  James,  laborer,  113  Chesnut 
Morris  Samuel,  waiter,  75  Josephine 
Morris  Wm.  brickmaker,  16  Leadenhall 
Morris  Wm.  laborer,  6  Temple 
Morrison  Emanuel,  huckster,  28  Harmony  la 
Morrison  John,  laborer,  39  s  Sharp 
Morrison  Mary  J.  teacher,  13  Saratoga 
Morrison  Maiy  F.  6  Mince  al 
Morscll  Mrs.  Catharine,  laundress,  216  Ham- 
burg 
Morseil  Peter,  brickmaker,  216  Hamburg 
Morsell  Richard,  brickmaker,  216  Hamburg 
Morton  Chas.  waiter,  2  Inloes  al 
Mosher  Wm.  waiter,  32  St.  Mary 
Moxley  C.  H.  barber,  12  North,  dw  Elbow  la 

e  of  Warner 
Mulex  John,  197  s  Spring 
Mullin  Mrs.  Rachel,  laundress,  8  X  al 
Mundowney  Edward,  caulker,  206  s  Dallas 
Mundowney  Henry,  stevedore,  208  s  Dallas 
Munroe  James,  laborer,  276  s  Howard 
Murray  Ann  M.  laundress,  108  n  Dallas 
Murphy  Benj.  whitewasher,  4  Forney  al 
Murray  David,  17  Jefferson 
Murphy  Dennis,  whitewasher,  2  Forney  al 
Murphy  Samuel,  drayman.  111  Moore  al 
Murray  Eliza,  37  Forrest 
Murray  Ellen,  laundress,  44  Haw 
Murray  Frank,  waiter,  6  Central  av 
Murray  Harrison,  drayman,  190  Henrietta 
Murray  Jacob,  barber,  82  w  Centre 
Murray  James,  blacksmith,  176  Tyson 
Murray  Levin,  drayman,  190  Henrietta 
Murray  Rebecca,  huckstress,  1  Bradenbaugh 

alley 
Murray  Robert,  musician,  12  Mechanics  ct 
Murray  Robert,  laborer,  44  L.  Church 
Murray  Samuel,  laborer,  12  Chesnut 
Murray  Samuel,  laborer,  62  Chesnut 
Murray  Sophia,  laundress,  132  Camden 
Murray  Spencer,  waiter,  9  Marion 
Murray  Stephen,  brickmaker,  246  Raborg 
Murray  Stanley,  laborer,  84  North 
Murray  Susan  A.  over  15  St.  Paul 
Murray  Susanna,  212  s   Caroline 
Murray  Wm.  H.  brickmaker,  24  s  Bethel 


MURRAY  WM.  barber,  4  McClelland  al 
Murray  Wm.  H.  drayman,  32  East 
Mursell  Henry,  laborer,  rearof  215  L.  Hughes 
Myers  Alex,  laborer,  107  s  Chapel 
Myers  Charles  W.  laborer,  54  Stone  al 
Myers  Comfort,  laundress,  14  Raborg 
Myers  Capt.  Daniel,  66  Bank 
Myers  Edward,  mariner,  222  s  Castle  a! 
Myers  Frederick,  waiter,  25  Clay 
Myers  Geo.  hod  carrier,  42  Welcome  al 
Myers  George,  caulker,  53  s  Dallas 
Myers  Harriet,  2  Vine 
Myers  Henrietta,  fruits,  &c.,  12  Temple 
Myers  Isaac,  porter,  140  s  Dallas 
Myers  Isaiah,  whitewasher,  109  King 
Myers  Jacob,  caulker,  104  s  Bethel 
Myers  Joseph,  brickmaker,  73  s  Dallas 
Myers  John,  carter,  101  Chesnut 
Myers  Lorenzo,  carter,  28  Sarah  Ann 
Myers  Philip,  porter,  33  n  Sharp 
Myers  Rebecca,  nurse,  132  Tyson 
Myers  Sarah,  washerwoman,  57  Forrest 
Myers  Stephen,  coachman,  42  Jordan  al 
Myers  Wm.  soldier,  145  Sarah  Ann 


N. 


Nash  William,  waiter,  30  Tyson 

Neal  Abraham,  carter,  20  Jordan  al 

Neal  Elizabeth,  72  Short 

Neal  James,  butcher,  61  Union 

Neal  Lewis,  brickmaker,  175  Dover 

Neal  Margaret,  100  s  Bethel 

Neal  Thomas,  laborer,  13  Jordan  al 

Neal  Trueman,  laborer,  Francis  nr  Madison  la 

Neal  Wm.  drayman,  Windsor  mill  road 

Nelson  David,  coachman,  45  Clay 

Nelson  Henry,  waiter,  44  Davis 

Nelson  James,  laborer,  8  Xal 

Nelson  Juliana,  112  Peirce 

Nelson  Wm.  hay  dealer,  33  Jordan  al 

Nelson  Wm.  laborer,  36  Haw 

Nelson  Peter,  blacksmith,  192  Henrietta 

Nero ,  laborer,  156  York 

Netta  Anne,  laundress,  197  Hill 
Netter  Mrs.  Ellen,  laundress,  62  Burgundy  al 
Netter  Henry,  laborer,  62  Burgundy  al 
Netter  Job,  eating  saloon,  57  Mulberry 
Netter  Joseph,  waiter,  13  Inloes  al 
Netter  Simon,  laborer,  120  Welcome  al 
Nettles .lohn,  brickmaker,  262  Hamburg 
New  Ann,  130  s  Bethel 
Newman  Charles,  drayman.  111  Moore  al 
Newman  Jacob,  laborer,  16  Biddle 
Newman  John,  mariner,  153  West  ^ 

Newman  Moses,  stevedore,  48  Hampstead 
Newman  Robert,  porter,  27  Rose 
Newman  Wm.  carter,  25  Ross 
Newworks  James,  laborer,  154  York 
Newworks  Leander,  laborer,  154  York 
Nicholas  John,  wagoner,  27  Jefferson 
Nicholas  Wm.  16  Short  al 
Nicholls  Hemsley,  fireman,  289  s  Howard 
Nichols  Austin,  waiter,  78  n  Spring 
Nichols  Charles,  bricklayer,  195  s  Howard 
Nichols  Chas.  porter,  36  Short 
Nichols  Cornelius,  porter,  36  Short 
Nichols  Henry,  sawyer  165  Watson 
Nichols  Isaac,  stevedore,  74  s  Dallas 
Nichols  John,  laborer,  2  Hagar's  ct 
Nichols  John  W.  hair  dresser,  61  e  Baltimore 
Nichols  L.  fireman,  74  s  Dallas 
Nichols  Samuel,  porter,  115  Low 


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COLORED  PERSONS. 


471 


Nichols  Joseph,  waiter,  26  Eutaw  ct 
Nichols  Philip,  whitewasher,  201  Vine 
Nicholson  Alexander,  farmer,  8  L.  Church 
Nicholson  Archibald,  hod  carrier,  87  n  Dallas 
Nicholson  Benj.  7  George  al 
Nicholson  Chas.  waiter,  6  Ivy  al 
Nicholson  Chas.  sailor,  98  Low 
Nicholson  Jesse,  hostler,  14  Jasper 
Nicholson  Joseph,  butcher,  McKim  near  Ea- 
ger 
Nicholson  Lambert,  339  n  Howard 
Nicholson  Letty,  laundress,  98  Jasper 
Nicholson  Nicholas,   sawyer,  35  Burgundy  al 
Nicholson  Susan,  washerwoman,  25  Rose 
Nicholson  Susan,  washerwoman,  176  York 
Nicholson  Titus,  laborer,  8  Low 
Nicols  John  W.  shampooning  and  hair  dress- 
ing, and  dyeing  saloon,  61  e  Baltimore 
Nick  Hannah,  144  s  Durham 
Nickerson  Chas.  laborer,  128  Sarah  Ann 
Nobel  John  H.  sailor,  43  Edward 
Norris  Adam, grain  measurer,  153  West 
Norris  Benj.  porter,  56  Vine 
Norris  Eliza,  163  Sarah  Ann 
Norris  John  jr.  grain  measurer,  155  West 
Norris  Joseph,  laborer,  90  Raborg 
Norris  Joseph,  laborer,  19  s  Regester 
Norris  Nlmrod,  laborer,  150  n  Spring 
Norris  Wm.  grain  measurer,  90  Leadenhall 
Norris  Wm.  whitewasher,  89  Arch 
Norton  Francis,  laborer,  61  Williamson  al 
Nerval  Chas.  waiter,  59  Raborg 
Noyel  Dabney,  grain  measurer,  rearof  135  Hill 


OcKERME  Thomas,  waiter,  86  St.  Paul 

Ockmay  James,  drayman,  303  s  Eutaw 

Ockmey  Aaron,  whitewasher,  8  Vine 

Offerd  Frederick,  hostler,  36  Peirce 

OfFerd  Richard,  coachman.  36  Peirce 

Oldham  Wm.  barber,  96  n  Gay 

Oliver  Allen,  sawyer,  1  Division  al 

Oliver  August,  musician  6  Chesnut 

Oliver  Elizabeth,  chambermaid,  158  n  Front 

Oliver  Elisha,  driver,  30  Wagon  al 

Oliver  Emily,  laundress,  21  Hull's  la 

Oliver  Francis,  laborer,  73  Moore  al  / 

Oliver  John,  laborer,  79  State 

Oliver  Lewis,  wagoner,  132  Orchard 

Oliver  Lydia,  laundress,  231  s  Eutaw 

Oliver  Thomas  J.  shoemaker,  215  Vine 

Olmstead  Joseph,  porter,  39  Dover 

O'Nealo  Martha,  dressmaker,  178  s  Howard 

O'Neale  Orne,  178  s  Howard 

O'Neil  Arkansas,  seamstress,  12  Leadenhall 

O'Neil  James,  waiter,  12  Leadenhall 

Onion  Alonzo,  70  Short 

Orchard -St  (Meth.  Epis.)  Church,  Orchard  nr 

Ross 
Orem  Ellen,  7  White  al 
Orrick  Isaiah,  laborer,  1  South  la 
Orrick  Lydia,  la,undress,  62  Union 
Osborn  Jesse,  mariner,  124  n  Dallas 
Osborn  Josiah,  laborer,  40  China 
Osborn  Sallie,  cook,  84  Raborg 
Oter  Samuel,  whitewasher,  39  Rose 
Other  Charles,  caulker,  13  Iron  al 
Owens  Helen,  52  Lerew  al 
Owens  Jacob,  drayman,  17  Vine 
Owens  Jesse,  oyster  shucker,  3  Peach  al 

Owens ,  huckster,  271  Montgomery 

Owens  John,  laborer,  95  n  Dallas 


Owens  John,  mariner,  120  V>^elcome  al 
Owings  Richard  C.  porter.  Sharp  bet  Lexing- 
ton and  Fayette 


Page  Mary,  dressmaker,  over  71  Second 
Paine  Amelia,  laundress,  53  Johnson 
Paine  James,  cook,  14  Camden 
Paine  Washington,  oyster  shucker,  102  Hen- 
rietta 
Palmer  George,  deek  hand,  157  West 
Pane  James,  laborer,  94  n  Spring 
Parker  Charles,  laborer,  120  Bethel 
Parker  Charlotte,  laundress,  289  s  Eutaw 
Parker  Daniel,  laborer,  249  s  Eutaw, 
Parker  George,  43  s  Bethel 
Parker  Isaiah,  laborer,  69  Sarah  Ann 
Parker  Julia,  laundress,  17  Jenkins  al 
Parker  Margaret,  washerwoman,  16  Wayne 
Parker  Mary,  102  St.  Mary 
Parker  Sarah,  cook,  31  n  Sharp 
Parker  Sarah,  258  Raborg 
Parker  Simeon,  laborer,  1  Myer's  ct 
Parker  Thomas,  laborer,  220  Dover 
Parker  Thomas,  laborer,  31  Plum  al 
Parker  Wm.  laborer,  84  Raborg 
Parker  Wm.  hackman,  20  Sarah  Ann 
Parker- Wm.  laborer,  86  Dover 
Parks  Emanuel,  hod  carrier,  37  Biddle  al 
Parks  Isaac,  laborer,  2  Walnut  al 
Parks  Jane,  laundress,  127  Low 
Parraway  Wm.  E.  barber,  78  s  Eutaw 
Parraway  Wm.  drayman,  11  Stockton  al 
Parrish  James,  laborer,  Windsor  Mill  road 
Parsons  John,  laborer,  45  Guilford  al 
Patterson  Daniel,  caulker,  33  Granby 
Patterson  Hannah,  14  Marion 
Patterson  Henrietta,  cook,  64  Mulberry 
Patterson  Isaiah,  caulker,  46  Douglas 
Patterson  John,  laborer,  18  Forrest 
Patterson  Robert,  barber,  181  Henrietta 
Patterson  Wm.  caulker,  190  Mullihin 
Patterson  Wm.  caulker,  159  s  Durham 
Patton  Anderson,  barber,  Dallas  nr  Lombard 
Pauls  Wallace,  teamster,  42  Orchard 
Payne  Eliza,  cook,  252  L.  Hughes 
Payne  Hester,  laundress,  250  L.  Hughes 

Payne sawyer,  94  n  Spring 

Payne  Watson,  cook,  80  Elbow  la 
Peach  Adam,  drayman,  16  Boyd 
Peach  Charles,  waiter,  646  Pcnna  av 
Peach  Joseph,  carter.  111  Elbow  la 
Pearce  Alexander,  farmer,  190  Raborg 
Pearce  Butler,  hod  carrier,  190  Raborg 
Pearce  Daniel,  farmer,  190  Raborg 
Pearce  Harrison,  laborer,  190  Raborg 
Peck  Caroline,  dressmaker,  61  Davis 
Peck  Edward  W.  7  Foundry 
Peck  Rev.  Francis  J.  87  North 
Peck  Henry,  wagoner,  28  Raborg 
Peck  Rev.  Nathaniel,  whitewasher,  7  Foundry 
Peck  Nathaniel,  jr.,  whitewasher,  61  Davis 
Peck  Otho,  waiter,  332  w  Baltimore 
Peed  John,  mariner,  8  Wayne 
Peker  John,  porter,  4  Jew  al 
Pelton  Owen,  laborer,  70  Orchard 
Pelton  Rezin,  laborer,  74  Burgundy  al 
Pemberton  Nancy,  laundress,  201  Ensor 
Penkett  Charles,  stevedore,  302  s  Howard 
Penn  Edward,  hackman,  69  Vine 
Pennington  Margaret,  washerwoman,83  Ches- 
nut 


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Wharf.    C.  HART  SSHTH,  Agent. 


472 


COLORED  PEKSONS. 


Penn  Theodore,  coachman,  92  Sarah  Ann 

Pennington  Richard,  brickniaker,  81  s  Wolfe 

Perkins  Catherine,  laundress,  116  Hill 

Perkins  Charles  H.  waiter,  39  Mulberry- 
Perkins  Mary  M.  cook,  116  York 

Perkins  Washington,  grain  measurer,  66  Hen- 
rietta 

Perry  Charles  D.  bootblack,  159  York 

Perry  Christopher,  porter,  19  Rose 

Perry  Major,  brickmakcr,  41  s  Dallas 

Perry  Mary,  washerwoman,  61  Hargrdve  al 

Pervine  Joseph,  drayman,  78  Holland 

Peterkin  Susan,  rear  of  18  Clay 

Peters  Lee,  mariner,  36  s  Dallas 

Peters  Elizabeth,  seamstress,  67  L.  McElderry 

Peters  Isaac,  coachman,  10  Jordan  al 

Peters  James,  laborer,  67  L.  McElderry 

Peters  Rosetta,  washerwoman,  .67  L.  McEl- 
derry 

Peters  Simon,  driver,  50  n  Sharp 

Peters  Solomon,  whitewasher,  Chesnut  al  near 
Ogston 

Peters  Tobias,  laborer,  32  Carlton 

Peterson  James,  barber,  45  Clay 

Phillips  Charles,  mariner,  52  Vine 

Phillips  Charlotte,  tailoress,  89  East 

Phillips  James,  carter,  80  n  Spring 

Phillips  Josephine,  mantua  maker,  46  Tyson 

Phillips  John,  drayman,  86  St.  Mary 

Phillips  Levin,  59  e  Bethel 

Phillips  Lewis,  hackman,  rear  of  40  Hill 

Phillips  Lloyd,  laborer,  196  s  Dallas 

Phillips  Martha,  laundress,  86  St.  Mary 

Phillips  Peter,  hod  carrier,  62  Josephine 

Phillips  Rachel,  35  Short 

Phillips  Rebecca,  113  s  Durham 

Phillips  Richard,  carter,  70  n  Spring 

Phillips  Thomas,  porter,  102  Cider  al 

Phillips  T.  305  Canton  av 

Phillips  Timothy,  drayman,  76  Cider  al 

Pickens  Wm.  waiter,  7  State 

Pie  Rosetta,  84  Jasper 

Pier  Daniel,  laborer,  56  Lewis 

Pierce  James,  butcher,  12  Biddle  al 

Pierce  James  J.  carter,  306  e  Fayette 

Pierce  John,  barber,  205  Eastern  av 

Pierce  John,  drayman,  26  Tessier 

Pierce  John,  waiter,  25  Ross 

Pierce  John  H.  whitewasher,  28  East 

Pierce  Lemuel  T.  stevedore,  130  Dover 

Pierce  Perry,  hod  carrier,  Russell  near  Ross 

Pierce  Wesley,  waiter,  42  Welcome  al 

Pierce  Wm.  waiter,  43  Arch 

Peirce  Wm.  H.  mariner,  64  Elbow  la 

Pierman  Wm.  hod  carrier,  32  Booth 

Pindar  James,  laborer,  14  Elbow  la 

Pindar  J.  Washington,  porter,  1  Gillingham  al 

Pindell  Agnes,  laundress,  15  Chesnut  al 

Pindell  Elijah,  stevedore,  139  s  Dallas 

Pindell  Thomas  A  barber,  15  Chesnut  a! 

Pinder  John,  porter,  184's  Howard 

Pinder  Robert,  brickmaker,  8  Herring's  ct 

Pindle  James,  laborer,  1  Gillingham  al 

Pinion  Margaret,  laundress,  71  Union 

Pinkett  Gabriel,  mariner,  42  Chesnut 

Pinkett  Mary  G.  lauudress,  40  Lewis 

Pinkney  Daniel,  laborer,  243  s  Eutaw 

Pinknoy  James  W.  porter,  12  n  Spring 

Finknev  Lewis,  waiter,  320  Harford  av 

Pinkney  Maria,  cook,  23  State 

Pinkney  Susan,  launilress,.  420  s  Charles 

Pipe  s  Valeria,  laundress,  244  Raborg 

Pitts  Frederick,  whitewasher,  63  Burgundy  al 

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Benefit  Life  Insurance  Co.,  Newark,  N.  J.,"  89  ISecond  Street. 


Planter  Wm.  laborer,  7  Waters'  row 

Plater  Charles,  laborer,  118  Hill 

Plater  Eliza,  cook,  3  Spring  Garden  ar 

Plater  Mrs.  Jane,  laundre^p,  207  Hamburg 

Plater  John,  laborer,  248  E:  Hughes 

Plater  Joseph,  whitewasher,  62  Josephine 

Plyman  John,  barber,  48  Camden 

Pointer  Ann  Maria,  laundress,  85  Orchard 

Pokety  John,  laborer,  156  York 

Polk  Joseph,  fireman,  144  York 

Porter  Handy,  hod  carrier,  1  Forrest 

Porter  Harriet,  103  s  Spring 

Porter  Joshua,  mariner,  77  Leadenhall 

Porter  Lemuel,  laborer,  74  East 

Potter  Ann»,  cook,  76  L.  McElderry 

Potter  Cornelius,  waiter,  rear  of  47  King 

Potts  Jane,  laundress,  10  Haw 

Potts  Richard,  grain  measurer,  138  s  Bethel 

Poole  Catherine,  cook,  6  Bethel  row 

Poole  Joseph,  soldier,  101  North 

Pouison  Joseph,  cooper,  1  Kimmelal 

Poulson  Margaret,  laundress,  1  Kimmel  al 

Pouison  Richard,  hostler,  1  Kimmel  al 

Poulson  Wm.  cooper,  State-st  extended 

Powell  Amos,  waiter,  107  Jasper 

Powell  Charles,  laborer,  49  Raborg 

Powell  Charles,  jr.  brickmaker,  49  Raborg 

Powell  Frances,  10  Herring's  ct 

Powell  James,  porter,  60  St.  Mary 

Powell  John  C.  barber,  127  North,  dw  5  Bath 

Powell  John  D.  barber,  123  s  Bond,  dw  74 

Powell  Perry,  brickmaker,  105  s  Spring 

Powell  Thomas,  brickmaker,  51  Raborg 

Powell  Washington,  porter,  6  Boyd 

Powers  Joshua,  wagoner,  132  Hill 

Powers  Zechariah,  laborer,  132  Hill 

Prater  Jasper,  porter,  24  Biddle. 

Pratt  Charles,  musician,  146  Chesnut 

Pratt  David,  caulker   58  East 

Pratt  James  H.  caulker,  130  n  Dallas 

Pratt  Francis,  hostler,  12  Tyson  al 

Pratt  John,  caulker,  18  Hull  la 

Pratt  Kinsey,  caulker,  58  East 

Pratt  Mary  G.  laundress,  12  Tyson  al 

Pratt  Samuel,  91  Stirling 

Preston  Anna,  chambermaid,  40  Orchard 

Preston  James,  oyster  shucker,  123  n  Dallas 

Preston  Jonas,  hay  huckster,  105  Low 

Preston  Rose  H.  cook,  40  Orchard 

Prichard  Charlotte,  laundress,  81  s  Wolfe 

Price  Alfred,  waiter,  13  Hamilton 

Price  Jacob,  grain  measurer,  77  Welcome  al 

Price  John,  laborer,  10  Chesnut 

Price  Lewis,  drayman,  13  Tessier 

Price  Nancy  J.  nurse,  35  Williamson  al 

Price  Ruth  A.  nurse,  304  s  Howard 

Price  Wm.  sailor,  4  Jordan  al 

Price  Wm.  wagoner,  Leadenhall  nr  Hamburg 

Primbrook  John,  drayman,  193  s  Sharp 

Primbrook  Mary,  laundress,  100  Henrietta 

Primrose "Greenbury,  laborer,  47  Burgundy  al 

Primrose  John  W.  hostler,  14  State 

Prilchet  Ssmuel,  oysters,  6  s  Dallas 

Pritcholt  Thomas,  drayman,  1  Philpot  al 

Prindell  Basil,  brickmaker,  Welcome  al 

Proctor  Edward  J.  fireman,  5  House  ct 

Proctor  Mary  J.  laundress,  36  Welcome  al 

Prout  Israel,  porter,  221  s  Howard 

Prout  Mary  A.  laundress,  5  Raborg 

Prout  Mary  A.  confectionery,  27  Raborg 

Pulley  James,  laborer,  76  East 

Pullip  Amelia,  7  Gillingham  al 

Pumphrey  David,  brickmaker,  61  Plum  al 


COLORED   PERSONS. 


473 


PUMFREY   JOSH,  blacksmith    and   horse 
shoer,  320  Montgomery,  dw  192  Henrietta 
Pumphrey  John,  brickmaker,  11  Herrings  ct 
Pumphrey  John,  laborer,  1  Tripoletal 
Pumphrey  iSfathan,  laborer,  2  Dawson  al 
Purdy  Louisa,  laundress,  36  Wsdnut  al 
Purnel  John,  coachman,  33  Jordan  al 
Purnell  Charles,  mariner,  227  s  Bond 
Purnell  Daniel,  drayman,  14  Peirce 
Purnell  Henrietta,  barber,  122  n  High 
Purnell  James,  waiter,  13  Jenkins  al 
Purnell  John,  coachman,  33  Jordan  al 
Purnell  Rebeccaj  28  Slemmer  al 
Purviance  Joseph,  drayman,  78  Holland 
Pynes  Charles,  waiter,  316  Montgomery 
Pynes  Mrs.  Jane,  316  Montgomery 

Q. 

Quebec  James  H.  waiter,  66  Sarah  Ann 
Queen  Daniel,  oyster  shucker,  6  Leadenhall 
Queen  Edward,  brickmaker,  46  Burgundy  al 
Queen  Edward,  brickmaker,  48  China 
Queen  Eliza,  laundress,  57  China 
Queen  Emanuel,  carter,  3  n  Spring 
Queen  Isaac,  stevedore,  247  s  Eutaw 
Queen  James  H.  oyster  seller,  133  Camden 
Queen  John,  laborer,  65  China 
Queen  Mary,  washerwoman,  29  Arch 
Queen  Matilda,  laundress,  40  King 
Queen  Mrs.  Nancy,  247  s  Eutaw 
Queen  Noah,  grain  runner,  243  s  Eutaw 
Queen  Robert,  laborer,  40  Wayne 
Queen  Sophia,  washerwoman,  154  s  Eutaw 
Queen  Walter,  wagoner,  20  Wagon  al 
Queen  William,  laborer,  3  Lewis 
Queen  Wm.  brickmaker,  40  Hill 
Queen  Wm.  huckster,  247  s  Eutaw 
Queen  Wm.  laborer,  140  Sarah  Ann 
Clueen  Zachariah,  laborer,  58  Burgundy  al 
Quill  Stephen,  mariner,  181  York 

R. 

Railet  Jane,  washerwoman,  16  Tyson  al 
Raisin  Nathaniel,  grain  measurer,  42  York 
Rakes  Anna  A.  laundress,  2  Salisbury  al 
Randall  Agnes,  cook,  37  State 
Randolph  Columbus,  waiter,  3  Cross  al 
Rashinet  George,  waiter,  1  Marion  ct 
Ray  Joseph,  deck  hand,  104  n  Spring 
Rayner  Henry,  oysterer,  374  Cross 
Read  Elizabeth,  laundress,  36  Wayne 
Reddick  G.  W    hod  carrier,  143  York 
Redding  Rhoda,  laundress,  112  Welcome  al 
Redman  John,  laborer,  104  Hamilton 
Redmond  Annie,  laundress,  49  n  Sharp 
Redmond  Henry,  waiter,  49  n  Sharp 
Redoff  George,  brickmaker,  3  Wagon  al 
Reed  Amelia,  laundress,  120  Hill 
Reed  Charles,  laborer,  6  Plum  al 
Reed  Henrietta,  huckster,  3  Dougla,s« 
Reed  George  T.  drayman,  31  State 
Reed  Georg^,  fireman,  133  n  Dallas 
Reed  George,  laborer,  131  n  Dallas 
Reed  Joshua,  drayman,  120  Hill 
Reed  Martha  T.  laundress,  120  Hill 
Reed  Martha,  laundress,  114  Orchard 
Reed  Pe.rry,  wagoner,  10  X  al 
Reed  Peter,  waiter,  102|Jasper 
Reed  Richard,  waiter,  35  Raborg 
Reed  Samuel,  waiter,  102  Jaeper 
Reed  Sarah,  laundress,  41  China 


Reese  Mary  A.  seamstress,  58  Dover 
Reese  Thomas,  oyster  shucker,  78  East 
Recster  Henry,  hostler,  Windsor  Mill  road, 

nr  Fremont 
Rcmond  Charles,  hod  carrier,  465  Saratoga 
Revel  James,  mariner,  78  North 
Revels  Rev.  Hiram  Y.  R.  41  Tyson 
Reynolds  Alfred,  oyster  shucker,  44  Camel  al 
Reynolds  Elizabeth,  laundress,  168  Sarah  Ann 
Reynolds  Jacob,  farmer,  rear  26  Raborg 
Reynolds  James,  mariner,  257  Montgomery 
Reynolds  Joseph,  hod  carrier,  73  Plum 
Reynolds  Sarah  F.  launt'ress,  38  Greenwillow 
Rezin  Josiah,  steward,  90  Welcome  al 
Rice  Cato,  laborer,  136  Tyson 
Rice  Richard,  laborer,  46  Forrest 
Rice  Wm.  mariner,  10  Mechanics'  ct 
Rich  Delia,  laundress,  10  Tripolet  al 
Rich  Henry,  mariner,  16  Leadenhall 
Rich  Miranda,  laundress,  6  Patapsco  av 
Richards  Alexander,  blacksmitli,  126  York 
Richards  Benjamin,  hostler,  54  Carlton 
Richards  Frisby,  coachman,  56  St.  Mary 
Richards  Joshua,  fisherman,  177  s  Dallas 
Richards  Thomas,  laborer,  28  Biddle  al 
Richardson  Albert,  25  Jordan  al 
Richardson  Dennis,  soldier,  13  Cecil 
Richardson  Eliza,  laundress,  25  Eaiikert  al 
Richardson  Geo.  W.  brickmak.  9  Salisbury  al 
Richardson  Henry,  mariner,  248  L.  Hughes 
Richardson  Henry,  6  Short 
Ridgely  Sarah,  laundress,  17  Union 
Richardson  Jacob,  1  Short 
Richardson  James,  porter,  108  Jasper 
Richardson  John  H.  waiter,  124  w  Baltimore 
Richardson  Margaret,  laundress,  3  Bethel 
Richardson  Milly,  laundress,  5  Bethel  row' 
Richardson  Saml.  whitewasher,  42  Tyson  al 
Richardson  Susan,  laundress,  13  Cider  al 
Richardson  Wm.  H.  drayman,  62  Mulberry 
Richardson  Wm.  grain  measurer,  25  Plum  al 
Richfield  Frisby  J.  caulker,  13  Bounty  la 
Richfield  Rich.  O.  barber,  227  Conway 
Richfield  Wm.  soldier,  41  Hill 
Ridcouff  Geo.  laborer,  16  Vine 
Ridgaway  Henry,  laborer,  46  East 
Ridgaway  Henry,  speculator,  1  South  la 
Ridgaway  Jas.  G.  carter,  8  Plum  al 
Ridgaway  Martha,  laundress,  77  Chesnut 
Ridgaway  Mary,  laundress,  3  Short 
Ridgaway  Matilda,  laundress,  77  Chesnut 
Ridgely  Caroline,  cook,  1  Eutaw  ct 
Ridgely  Geo.  farmer,  82  Chesnut  ct 
Ridgely  John,  farmer,  55  Carlton 
Ridgely  Lucy,  laundress,  132  Tyson 
Ridgely  Robt.  3  Tyson  al 
Ridgely  Sarah,  laundress,  98  St.  Mary 
Ridley  Robt.  whip  sawyer,  7  Guilford  al 
Ridout  Laura,  cook,  78  Richmond 
Rigby  John,  sawyer,  71  Chesnut 
Riggs  Geo.  laborer,  Chappellalbetw  Saratoga 

and  Mulberry 
Riggs  John,  bootblack,  12  s  Liberty 
Riley  Emanuel,  laborer,  100  St.  Mary 
Riley   Geo.   wheelwright,  320  Montgomery, 

dw'301  s  Eutaw 
Riley  John,  fireman,  124  w  Baltimore 
Riley  Stephen,  laborer,  96  Elbow  la 
Riley  Wm.  laborer,  43  Guilford  al 
Ringgold  Abraham,  laborer,  51  Elbow  la 
Ringgold  Chas.  whitewasher,  98  Orchard 
Ringgold  Danl.  waiter,  13  Neighbor 
Ringgold  Danl.  T.  waiter,  33  State 


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RoseudUae  Cement  and  Calcined  Plaster  constantly  on  liand,  31  Spear's  "Wliarf. 


474 


COLORED   PERSONS. 


Ringgold  Edward,  wheelsman,  80 Orchard 
Ringgold  Mrs.  Elizabeth,  laundress,  169  Do- 
ver 
Ringgold  Emily,  laundress,  96  Orchard 
Ringgold  Henry  P.  drayman,  31  Union 
Ringgold  Henry,  mariner,  60  Chesnut 
Ringgold  Hezekiah,  drayman,  94  Stirling 
Ringgold  Jacob  H.  grain  measurer,  36  Forrest 
Ringgold  Jacob  H.  laborer,  39  n  Sharp 
Ringgold  Mary,  laundress,  41  s  Sharp 
Ringgold  Perry,  grain  measurer,  47  L.  Church 
Ringgold  Philip,  fruit  dealer,  nw  cor  Holiday 

and  Pleasant 
Ringgold  Rachel,  cook,  13  Haw 
Ringgold  Wm.  brickmaker,  30  Vine 
Ringgold  Wm.  laborer,  8  Mince  al 
Rivers  John  C.  J.  waiter,  62  Richmond 
Roach  Geo.  white  washer,  41  Burgundy  al 
Roadman  Lavinia,  cook,  77  Elbow  la 
Robbins  Jas.  P.  laborer,  143  Low 
Robbins  J.  huckster,  2  Short  al 
Robbins  Milber,  laborer,  62  Welcome  al 
Roberts   Anthony,  oyster  shucker,  61  Union 
Roberts  Augustus,  barber,  4  Light 
Roberts  Bradley,  laborer,  129  Tyson 
Roberts  Chas.  mariner,  52  China 
Roberts  Edward,  porter,  37  L.  Monument 
Roberts  Francis,  soldier,  53  Tyson  al 
Roberts  Jacob,  brickmaker,  236   L.  Hughes 
Roberts  Jane,  72  Morris  al 
Roberts  Jos.  brickmaker,  52  China 
Roberts  Lloyd,  waiter,  96  St.  Mary 
Roberts  Louisa,  5  Grove 
Roberts  Priscilla,  laundress,  158  s  Spring 
Roberts  Philip  A.  barber  4  Light 
Roberts  Thos.  D.  carpenter,  T^Peach  al 
Roberts  Thos.  mariner,  9  s  Bethel 
Roberts  Wm.  laborer,  60  Williamson  al 
Roberts  Wm.  laborer,  73  Leadenhall 
Roberts  Wm.  C.  laborer,  114  n  Dallas 
Roberts  Wm.  laborer,  53  Johnson 
Robertson  Harriet,  26  s  Bethel 
Robertson  Robt.  porter,  63  Elder  al 
Robertson  Wm.  Ijarber,  12  Jasper 
Robertson  Mary  E.  11  State 
Robinson  Alex,  waiter,  5  Raborg 
Robinson  Aloysius,  cigar  maker,  19  Waters' 

row 
Robinson  Basil,  coachman,  144  Tyson 
Robinson  Caleb,  laborer,  186  Elbow  la 
Robinson  Caroline,  cook,  205  Hamburg 
Robinson  Charles,  teamster,  70  Morris  al 
.Robinson  Emeline,  laundress,  27  Plum  al 
Robinson   Francis,   blacksmith,   19   Waters' 

row 
Robinson  George,  coach  driver,  132  Chesnut 
Robinson  George,  laborer,  3  Gillingham  al 
Robinson  Harriet,  12  George  al 
Robinson  Henry,  drayman,  844  w  Baltimore 
Robinson  John,  brickmaker,  280  s  Durham 
Robinson  John  H.  hostler,  92  Cider  al 
Robinson.  John,  laborer,  92  Cider  al 
Robinson  Perry,  coachman,  12  Morris  al 
Robinscn  Peter,  porter,  13  Booth 
Robinson  Richard  laborer,  96  n  Spring 
Robinson  Samuel,  drayman,  49  L.  Monument 
Robinson  Stephen,  huckster,  5  Jasper 
Rftbinson  Thos.  62  Orchard 
Robinson  Wm.  porter,  27  Plum  al 
Rock,  Harriet,  laundress,  133  Aisquith 
Roden  Charles,  mariner,  30  Raborg 
Rogers  Andrew,  carter,  122  s  Bethel 
Roles  Charles,  70  Burgundy  al 


Roles  James,  grain  runner,  29  Tyson  al 
R61es  Levin,  oyster  ahucker,  132  s  Durham 
Rollins  Caroline,  laundress,  128  Hill 
Rollins  Edward,  carter,  89  East 
Rollins  Henry,  laborer,  215  Hamburg 
Rollins  James,  laborer,  2d  Biddle  al 
Rollins  Jesse,  laborer,  39  East 
Rollins  Margaret,  huckstress,  75  Union 
Rollins  Mary,  98  St.  Mary 
Rollins  Mary,  seamstress,  215  Hamburg 
Rolph  George,  boarding,  178  s  Caroline 
Rose  Isaac,  furniture  wagoner,  150  s  Wash- 
ington, F.  P. 
Rose  James,  grain  runner,  22  Edward 
Rose  James,  drayman,  195  s  Durham 
Rose  Wm.  brickmaker,  195  s  Durham 
Ross  Mrs.  Emeline,  laundress,  35  Wayne 
Ross  John  H.  farmer,  rear  of  26  Raborg 
Ross  John,  soldier,  38  Moore  al 
Ross  Lewis,  sexton  African  Baptist  Church, 

4  Tyson  al 
Ross  Lloyd,  drayman,  130  Cider  al 
Ross  Mary,  laundress,  42  East 
Ross  Robert,  whitewasher,  51  Holiday 
Ross  Robert,  trader,  99  Eastern  av 
Ross  Susan,  laundress,  Chesnut  al  near  Pine 
Ross  Thomas  A.  laborer,  58  L.  Monument 
Ross  Wm.  laborer,  19  Jenkins  al 
Rounds  Wm.  mariner,  221  s  Durham 
Royal  Samuel,  laborer,  Penna.  av  extended 
Ruff  Benjamin  W.  drayman,  166  Tyson 
Ruff  Henry,  waiter,  49  Tyson 
Ruff  John,  porter,  92  Tyson 
Ruff  Samuel,  coachman,  41  Chesnut 
Ruke  Joel,  laborer,  50  Haw 
Russell  Aaron,  waiter,  14  Jew  al 
Russell  Abner,  coachman,  3  Kimmel  al 
Russell  Clem,  coachman,  20  State 
Russell  Frederick,  huckster,  103  Schroeder 
Russell  George  W.  hay,  842  w  Baltimore 
Russell  Ruth,  laundress,  3  Kimmell  al 
Russell  Wm.  hostler,  3  Kimmel  al 
Ryan  Thomas,  coachman,  74  Pcirce 
Ryder  Elizabeth  H.  laundress,  342  Light 
Ryder  Morris,  pilot,  342  Light 


S. 


Sadler  James  H.  drayman,  18  Cider  al 
Sales  Harriet,  cook,  37  Tyson  al 
Sales  Henry,  laborer,  49  Short 
Sale^  Rebecca,  cook,  13  Haw 
Sales  Susan,  laundress,  221  e  Monument 
Salsbury  Wm.  9  Aisquith  ct 
Salter  Wm.  drayman,  40  Union 
Sample  Emerson,  mariner,  66  Elbow  la 
Sampcon  Ann,  laundress,  73  L.  Church 
Sampson' Colonel,  woodsawyer,  85  n  Spring 
Sampson  General,  stevedore,  101  s  Spring 
Sampson  Jackson,  oyster  shucker,  11  Marion 
Sampson  Joseph,  laborer,  139  n  Dallas 
Sampson  Keeny,  deckhand,  104  n  Spring 
Sampson  Richard,  carter,  189  Henrietta 
Sampson  S.  mariner,  14  Hull  la 
Sampson  Wm.  drayman,  24  L.  Monument 
Sams  Edward,  laborer,  287  s  Eutaw 
Sambles  Isaac,  mariner,  88  Leadenhall 
Saddlefield  Julia,  servant,  2  Jefferson 
Sanders  John,  drayman,  20  Douglass 
Sanders  Louisa,  laundress,  13  Park 
Sanders  Wm.  drayman,  101  n  Dallas 
Sank  Spencer  drayman,  160  York 
Sanks  David,  waiter,  54  Lerew  al 


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COLORED  PERSONS. 


475 


Banks  Eliza,  laundress,  3  Spring  Garden  ay 
Sanks  John  B.  waiter,  72  Cider  al 
Sanks  John,  brickmaker,  202  Hamburg 
Sanks  John,  sr.,  laborer,  196  s  Eutaw 
Sanks  Wm.  laborer,  158  s  Eutaw 
Sanks  Winder,  porter,  88  Burgundy  al 
Saris  Faulkner,  stevedore,  380  Cross 
Saul  Wm.  S.  porter,  92  Cider  al 
Savage  George,  hod  carrier,  136  Sarah  Ann 
Savage  Isaac,  mariner,  70  L.  Church 
Savage  Joseph,  waiter,  57  L.  Pleasant 
Savage  Mrs.  laundress,  257  L.  Hughes 
Savage  Tobias,  waiter,  51  L.  Pleasant 
Saville  Charles,  laborer,  6  Webster 
Savington  John,  waiter,  27  Foundry- 
Savoy  Alfred,  waiter,  25  King 
Savoy  Augustus,  waiter,  10  Jew  al 
Savoy  Bazil,  brickmaker,  300  s  Howard 
Savoy  Daniel,  laborer,  207  Dover 
Sawyer  Richard,  boatman,  74  L.  Church 
Schley  George,  drayman,  1  Tyson 
Scoggins  Eliza,  9  Mechanics  ct 
Scott  Aaron,  brickmaker,  212  Hamburg 
Scott  Ann  M.  dressmaker,  191  s  Sharp 
Scott  Benjamin,  laborer,  10  Boyd 
Scott  Charles,  waiter,  9  Madison  al 
Scott  Charles,  laborer,  46  Moore  al 
Scott  Charles,  brickmaker,  215  Dover 
Scott  Ellen,  laundress,  128  s  Dallas 
Scott  George,  laborer,  191  s  Sharp 
Scott  Mary,  6  Morris  al 
Scott  Horace,  sawyer,  44  Short 
SCOTT  ISAAC,  shaving  and  hair  dressing 

saloon,  rear  of  s  e  cor  Camden  and  Paca 
Scott  Isaac,  laborer,  296  s  Howard 
Scott  James,  waiter,  9  Madison  al 
Scott  James,  oyster  shucker,  172  Dover 
Scott  James,  grain  runner,  26  Vine 
Scott  John,  laborer,  298  e  Fayette 
Scott  John,  laborer,  141  n  Dallas, 
Scott  John,  51  East 
Scott  John,  oysters,  39  s  Dallas 
Scott  John,  laborer,  113  Elbow  la 
Scott  John,  stevedore  149  Hill 
Scott  Joseph,  waiter,  92  Dover 
Scott  Julia,  laundress,  246  L.  Hughes 
Scott  Lewis,  hod  carrier,  45  L.  McElderry 
Scott  Margaret,  89  Chesnut  al 
Scott  Maria,  whitewasher,  34  Hill 
Scott  Mary  A.  9  Madison  al 
Scott  Mary,  cook,  rear  of  12  State 
Scott  Mary  A.  laundress,  93  Vine 
Scott  Mary  A.  laundress,  13  Cecil 
Scott  Moses,  whitewasher,  40  Low 
Scott  Mrs.  Nancy,  laundress,  245  s  Eutaw 
Scott  Nathan,  mariner,  51  China 
Scott  Perry,  mariner,  198  Hamburg 
Scott  Philip  0.  laborer,  93  Chesnut 
Scott  Priscilla,  laundress,  13  Raborg 
Scott  Rezin,  victualler,  138  n  Caroline 
Scott  Rezin,  cook  shop,  33  Commerce 
Scott  Robt.  porter,  182  Mullikin 
Scott  Rosanna,  73  s  Dallas 
Scott  Saml.  waiter,  33  Chesnut  al 
Scott  Saml.  laborer,  80  Chesnut  al 
Scott  Sarah,  laundress,  272  Montgomery 
Scott  Sarah,  laundress,  19  Chesnut 
Scott  Stephen,  grain  runner,  84  Chesnut 
Scott  Wm.  laborer,  221  Dover 
Scott  Wilton,  laborer,  61  Josephine 
Scribner  Walter,  laborer,  265  Raborg 
Scrivner  Wm.  whitewasher,  240  Raborg 
Scrivener  David,  laborer,  34  Hill 


Seaney  Moses,  mariner,  24  Leadenhall 
Sebtt  Annie,  laundress,  242  L.  Hughes 
Sedgwick  John  T.  brickmaker,  85  Burgundy 

alley 
Sedgwick  Kesiah,  laundress,  18  Elderal 
Sedgwick  Matilda,  102  St.  Mary 
Seeney  John,  waiter,  120  Tyson 
Sefuss  Jos.  laborer,  5  Bankert  al 
Selvey  Chas.  laborer,  13  Jasper 
Semmes  Jas.  drayman,  186  Tyson 
Sephus  Henry,  coachman,  6  Raborg 
Sevoy  Danl.  laborer,  11  Cecil 
Sevoy  Ransom,  waiter,  1  Inloes  al 
Sevoy  Solomon,  hod  carrier,  13  Inloes  al 
Sewell  Henry,  brickmaker,  61  s  Dallas 
Sewell  Isaac,  laborer,  272  Hamburg 
Sewell  John,  furn.  wagoner,  45  Tyson 
Sewell  Mary,  laundress,  8  Lloyd    • 
Sewell  Perry,  36  L.  Monument 
Sewell  Pollard,  drayman,  35  Guilford  al 
Sewell  Sarah,  laundress,  36  Vine 
Sewell  Wm.  scowman,  23  s  Dallas 
Shanklin  Alice,  cook,  28  Tyson 
Shanklin  Milly,  28  Tyson 
Sharp  Geo.  waiter,  197  Eastern  av 
Sharp  Henry,  caulker,  197  Eastern  av 
Sharp  Joshua,  caulker,  30  Burgundy  al 
Sharp  Laura,  Cook,  57  Tyson 
Sharp  Mary  J.  laundress,  53  Johnson 
Sharp  Mary,  cook,  57  Tyson 
Sharp  Wm.  caulker,  30  Holland 
Sharper  Lloyd,  upholsterer,  2  Mechanic  ct 
Sharper  Zach.  barber,  185  Tyson 
Shawder  Thos.  butcher,  58  St.  Mary 
Sheaf  Jos.  grain  measurer,  30  Short 
Sheaf  Perry,  grain  measurer,  33  Commerce 
Shelly  Levin,  27  Chesnut 
Sheppard  Benj.  driver,  10  Morris  al 
Sheppard  Emily,  cook,  55  Ross 
Sheppard  John  D.  drayman,  9  Chesnut  al 
Sheppard  John,  drayman,  9  Chesnut  al 
Sheppard  Mary,  laundress,  Beale  ct 
Sheppard  Peter,  coachman,  9  Stockton 
Sheppard   Prince,  carpenter,  rear  of  12  State 
Sheppard  Stephen,  laborer,  103  n  Dallas 
Sheppard  Wm.  waiter,  45  n  Sharp 
Sherdan  Jas,  laborer,  120  Jasper 
Sherdan  Jas.  waiter,  54  L.  Monument 
Sherwood  Jacob,  laborer,  24  Wagon  al 
Sherwood  Jos.  hod  carrier,  148  s  Dallas 
Shields  Danl.  porter,  41  Guilford  al 
Shields  Gabriel,  waiter,  124  w  Baltimore 
Shields  Jas.  waiter,  124  w  Baltimore 
Shields  John,  drayman,  81  Jefferson 
Shields  Josephine,  laundress,  106  Jasper 
Shields  Thos.  cook,  16  Forrest 
Shipley  Hezekiah,  porter,  20  Elbow  la 
Shipley  John,  woodsawyer,  114  St.  Mary 
Shurder  Jane,  laundress,  142  n  Caroline 
Siddons  Henrietta,  laundress,  93  Chesnut 
Sides  Zachariah,  laborer,  40  Clay 
Simmons  John, fireman,  62  Dover 
Simms  Edward,  oyster  packer,  73  Chesnut  al 
Simms  Elizabeth,  laundress,  123  Low 
Simms  Ellen,  laundress,  77  Union 
Simms  Francis,  drayman,  103  Bethel 
Simms  Geo.  M.  C.  waiter,  18  Boyd 
Simms  Geo.  waiter,  49  n  Sharp 
Simms  Henry,  waiter,  59  Raborg 
Simms  Henry,  porter,  36  Greenwillow 
Simms  John,  drayman^ 45  Tyson  al 
Simms  P.  laundress,  77  Union 
Simms  Thos.  laborer,  272  Hamburg 


■WM.  P.  WEBB,  Marine,  Fire  and  Life  Insurance  Agent  and  Broker.    Agent  "Mutwal 
Benefit  liife  Insurance  Co.,  Newark,  N.  J.,"  89  Second  Sti-eet. 


476 


COLORED   PERSONS. 


Simms  Wm.  laborer,  11  Arch 
Simpson  Ann,  laundress,  47  Tyson  al 
Simpson  James,  brickmaker,  223  s  Howard 
Simpson  John  S.  brickmaker,  223  s  Howard 
Simpson  Wm.  brickmaker,  72  Holland 
Simpson  Wm.  laborer,  70  n  Dallas 
Sinclair  Polly,  laundress,  10  Edward 
Singer  Daniel,  drayman,  57  L    Monument 
Single  Joseph,  grain  carrier,  82  Morris  al 
Sisters  of  Providence,  (Catholic)  Peter  Claver 

School,  10  Wayne 
Sitz  Rachel,  62  s  Dallas 
Skinner  Ellen,  laundress,  187  York 
Skinner  Edward,  mariner,  199  Ensor 
Skinner  Francis,  brickmaker,  89  n  Spring  '^■f. 
Skinner  James,  blacksmith,  Montgomery  near 

Howard,  dw  108  Henrietta 
Skinner  Wm.  stevedore,  218  L.  Hughes 
Skinner  Wm.  laborer,  4  Union  al 
Skinner  Wm.  brickmaker,  223  Mullikin 
Slater  Harriet,  nurse,  10  Richmond 
Slater  Joseph  H.  laborer,  267  Montgomery 
Slater  Rob.  ship  carpenter,  267  Montgomery 
Slaughter  Daniel,  teamster,  4  Fulton  al 
Slaughter  James,  laborer,  150  York 
Slaughter  James  L.  mariner,  10  Lester  ct 
Small  Caroline  R.  laundres.s,.13  Vine 
Small  Ellen,  laundress,  295  s  Eutaw 
Small  Hannah,  48  Vine 
Small  George,  coachman,  11  Short 
Small  Julia,  128  Stirling 
Small  John,  laborer,  26  n  Sharp 
Smallwood  Casimir,  22  s  Dallas 
Smallwood  David,  drayman,  110  Orchard 
Smallwood  Henry,  93  Bethel 
Smallwoot  Henrietta,  22  s  Dallas 
Smallwood  John,  drayman,  110  Orchard 
Smallwood  Jane,  laundress,  21  Forrest 
Smallwood  Mary  J.  cook,  11  Inloes  al 
Smallwood  Nicholas,  whitewasher,  259  Mont- 
gomery 
Smallwood  Wm.  22  s  Dallas 
Smathers  Thomas,  laborer,  18  Orchard 
Smith  Alexander,  porter,  25  Ross 
.Smith  Arthur,  oyster  shucker,  308  s  Howard 
Smith  Anna  M.  G.  dressmaker,  51  Conway 
Smith  Ann,  laundress,  27  Arch 
Smith  Amanda,  laundress,  3  Marion  ct 
Smith  Amanda,  133  n  Spring 
Smith  Ann,  cook,  45  Tyson  al 
Smith  Ann,  laundress,  50  St.  Mary 
Smith  Augustus,  carter,  23  Garden 
Smith  Aaron,  laborer,  95  Gravel  al 
Smith  Benjamin,  waiter,  10  Jew  al 
Smith  Benjamin,  laborer,  110  Welcome  al 
Smith  "Benjamin,  laborer,  27  Arch 
Smith  Caroline,  cook,  7  Tripolet  al 
Smith  Charles,  oyster  shucker,  126  s  Dallas 
Smith  Charles,  mariner,  53  Hampstead   • 
Smith  Charles,  laborer,  53  n  Dallas 
Smith  Charles,  brickmaker,  36  Greenwillow 
Smith  Cornelius,  drayman, 300  e  Fayette 
Smith  David,  brickmaker,  51  s  Bethel 
Smith  Daniel,  whitewasher,  4  Temple 
Smith  Daniel,  measurer,  11  Morris  al 
Smith  Dinah,  cook,  2  Inloes  al 
Smith  Elizabeth,  whitewasher,  79  East 
Smith  Eliza,  laundress,  91  Moore  al 
Smith  Elijah,  laborer,  121  s  Bethel 
Smith  Eliza  E.  V.  laundress,  265  L.  Hughes 
Smith  Emily,  laundress,  10  L.  Moi^ument 
Smith  Elijah,  laborer,  44  L.  McElderry 
Smith  Eliza,  118n  Spring 


Smith  Ellen,  cook,  121  Hill 

Smith  Eliza,  laundress,  25  Short 

Smith  Elizabeth,  laundress,  45  Johnson 

Smith  Edward,  stevedore,  26  Slemmer  al 

Smith  Eliza  Jane,  laundress,  7  St.  James 

Smith  Emily,  laundress,  42  Lewis 

Smith  Frank,  laborer,  79  Elbow  la 

Smith  Frances,  laundress,  103  Tyson 

Smith  George,  ropemaker,  119  York 

Smith  George  W.  laboier,  79  Elbow  la 

Smith  George,  drayman,  72  Vine 

Smith  George,  laborer,  4  Hagar's  ct 

Smith  Harriet,  dress  maker,  16  Mechanic''3  ct 

Smith  Henry,  drayman,  14  Jordan  al 

Smith  Henry,  laborer,  167  s  Spring 

Smith  Harriet,  45  Raborg 

Smith  Hezekiah,  drayman,  15  Union  al 

Smith  Henry,  waiter,  5  Cross  al 

Smith  Henry,  waiter,    s  e  cor  Harrison  and 

Fayette 
Smith  Hetty,  167  Sarah  Ann 
Smith  Henry,  waiter,  4  Peirce 
Smith  Horace  S.  waiter,  64  Dover 
Smith  Henry,  coachman,  12  L.  Monument 
Smith  Isaac,  laborer,  1  Beal  ct 
Smith  Israel,  laborer,  79  Elbow  la 
Smith  Israel,  porter,  142  Tyson 
Smith  Isabella,  43  Clay 
Smith  Jarnes,  porter,  6  s  Front 
Smith  James,  laborer,  41  Williamson  al 
Smith  James  S.  porter,  31  Conway 
Smith  James,  laborer,  Hull's  lane 
Smith  James,  laborer,  214  s  Dallas 
Smith  James,  porter,  3  Jasper 
Smith  James  S.  porter,  51  Conway 
Smith  James,  laborer,  Gillingham  al  rear  of 

Sharp-st.  Church 
Smith  James,  barber,  4  Bank  la 
Smith  James,  laborer,  38  Carlton 
Smith  James,  coachman,  58  Orchard 
Smith  Jesse,  porter,  149  Hill 
Smith  Jesse,  laborer,  44  Dover 
Smith  John  H.  sawyer,-  68  s  Dallas 
Smith  John,  waiter,  45  Raborg 
Smith  John  H.  coachman,  19  Temple 
Smith  John  H.  soldier,  27  King 
Smith  John  H.  coachman,  123  St.  Paul 
Smith  John,  farmer,  40  King 
Smith  John,  laborer,  26  Vine 
Smith  John,  laborer,  211  L.  Hughes 
Smith  John  H.  drayman,  82  St.  Mary 
Smith  John,  laborer,  w  Pratt  extended 
Smith  John,  171  s  Spring 
Smith  John,  drayman,  16  L.  Monument 
Smith  John  W.  whitewasher,  229  s  Eutaw 
Smith  John,  whip  sawyer,  185  s  Dallas 
Smith  John,  49s  Dallas 
Smith  Joseph,  porter,  72  East 
Smith  Joseph,  grain  runner,  48  Union 
Smith  Leed,  waiter,  12  Eutaw  ct 
Smith  Levin,  brickmaker,  45  Johnson 
Smith  Lydia  A.  laundress,  51  L.  Church 
Smith  Major,  drayman,  38  Greenwillow 
Smith  Moses,  laborer,  91  Gravel  al 
Smith  Maria,  219  Cathedral 
Smith  Mrs.  Maria  G.  51  Conway 
Smith  Margaret,  seamstress,  194  n  Exeter 
Smith  Matilda,  laundress,  259  Montgomery 
Smith  Mary,  314  Raborg 
Smith  Mary,  washerwoman,  23  Harmony  la 
Smith  Mary  J.  laundress,  3  Cider  al 
Smith  Mary,  8  Jordan  al 
Smith  Mary,  laundress,  10  L.  Monument 


rinrJIt";'   GIESE,   Commission   MercUant,   for   the   sale   of   Floui-,   Giaiii,  SeeJs,  lic. 
Roseiidale  Ceincitt  and  Calcined   Plaster  constantly  oi\  hand,  31  Spear's  Wliarf. 


COLORED   PERSONS. 


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Smith  Mrs.  Mary,  laundress,  185  Dover 

Smith  Mary  E.  laundress,  103  Tyson 

Smith  Mary  A.  cook,  2  Albert  al 

Smith  Nathaniel,  laborer,  124  s  Dallas 

Smith  Nathaniel,  drayman,  6  Forrest 

Smith  Nathaniel,  laborer,  210  s  Caroline 

Smith  Nancy,  laundreiss,  118  n  Spring 

Smith  Owen,  waiter,  2]  Rose 

Smith  Peter  M.  jr.,  barber,  51  Conway 

Smith  Peter,  oyster  shucker,  285  Cross 

Smith  Perry,  whitewasher,  138  Low 

Smith  Philip  H.  porter,  40  China  al 

Smith  Robert,  waiter,  8  Jordan  al 

Smith  Robert,  laborer,  110  Welcome  al 

Smith  Robert,  waiter,  28  Tyson 

Smith  Robert,  mariner,  45  L.  Church 

Smith  Samuel,  coachman,  33  Dover 

Smith  Samuel,  laborer,  74  Welcome  al 

Smith  Samuel  R.  cooper,  198  s  Howard 

Smith  Sarah,  161  s  Dallas 

Smith  Sarah,  3  Swan  al 

Smith  Sarah,  laundress,  140  York 

Smith  Simon,.carter,  71  Orchard 

Smith  Susan  J.  laundress,  46  Williamson  al 

Smith  Thomas  H.  caulker,  rear  of  74  Holiday 

Smith  Thomas,  laborer,  68  L.  Church 

Smith  Thomas,  brickmaker,  45  Johnson 

Smith  Thomas,  fireman,  24  Forrest 

Smith  Thomas,  brickmaker,  86  s  Dallas 

Smith  Thomas,  laborer,  1  Stockton  al 

Smith  Thomas,  laborer,  95  n  Bethel 

Smith  Thonlas,  cook,  140  s  Durham 

Smith  Teresa,  29  Slemmer  al 

Smith  Tilghman,  stevedore,  13  Marion 

Smith  Wm.  porter,  46  L.  Monument 

Smith  Wm.  H.  coachman,  6  Forrest 

Smith  Wm.  restaurant,  112  and  114  Jasper 

Smith  Wm.  H.  mariner,  51  L.  Church 

Smith  Wm.  hostler,  159  Sarah  Ann 

Smith  Wm.  laborer,  347  n  Howard 

Smith  Wm.  H.  50  St.  Mary 

Smith  Wm.  L.  barber,  Sharp  nr  Lexington 

Smith  Wm.  farmer,  163  York 

Smith  Wm.  laborer,  37  Douglass 

Smith  Wm.  H.  waiter,  32  Pleasant 

Smith  Washington,  waiter,  42  Union 

Smith  Wilson » wheelsman,  153  Henrietta 

Smothers  Edwd.  brickmaker,  76  Welcome  al 

Smothers  G.  porter,  76  Welcome  al 

Smothers  Henrietta,  76  Welcome  al 

Smothers  Jesse,  porter,  30  Dover 

Smothers  Sarah,  laundress,  33  Raborg 

Smothers  Thomas,  rail  splitter,  33  Raborg 

Snead  Anne  G.  laundress,  2  Plum  ■al 

Snead  Wm.  whitewasher,  193  Raborg 

Sneed  Mrs.  Diana,  seamstress,  58  Dover 

Snell  Charles,  laborer,  21  Arch 

Snell  James,  teamster,  21  Arch 

Snell  Mos»s,  grain  measurer,  37  Williamson 

alley 
Snowden  Caleb,  driver,  2  Jordan  al 
Snowden  Harriet  A.  laundress,  56  L.  Monu- 
ment 
Snowden  Hezekiah,  waiter,  9  State 
.  Snowden  Lucy,  laundress,  2  Dawson  al 
Snowden  Rezin,'243  Dover 
Snowden  Samuel,  mariner,  102  Chesnut 
Snowden  Samuel,  drayman,  142  Hill 
Snowden  Thomas,  laborer,  119  Sarah  Ann 
Snowden  Wm.  drayman,  5  Hull's  la 
Soden  Charles,  brickmaker,  331  s  Howard 
Soden  Wm.  laborer,  331  s  Howard 
Soil  Frances  A.  nurse,  rear  of  135  Hill 


Soil  Rebecca,  laundress,  rear  of  ] 35  Hill 
Soil  Robert,  wagoner,  rear  of  135  Hill 
Solman  Joseph,  laborer,  78  Chesnut 
Sollers  Mary,  laundress,  42  Tyson  al 
Sommerville  Isaac,  caulker,  15  Iron  al 
Sommerville  Martha,  laundress,  80  Welcome 

alley 
Sorden  Ann,  laundress,  79  Jasper 
Sorrel!  Darius,  stevedore,  34  Tyson 
Sorrell  Henry,  laborer,  31  China 
Sorrell  Henderson,  porter,  66  Peirce 
Sorrell  John,  porter,  7  X  al 
Sorrell  McCountry,  51  China  al 
Sorrell  Sarah,  seamstress,  103  Hill 
Sorrell  Stephen,  porter,  45  China 
Sorrell  Walter,  mariner,  103.  Hill 
Sorrell  Washington,  mariner,  194  Henrietta. 
Sorrell  Wjnder,  porter,  183  Henrietta 
Sorrell  Wm.  porter,  Cider  al  nr  Penn 
Southcomb  Henrietta,  81  Jasper 
Southcomb  Joseph,  laborer,  81  Jasper 
South  wood  John,  laborer,  48  Elbow  la 
Sparrow  Anthony,  steward,  99  Ea.st 
Sparrow  Mary,  laundress,  131  Welcome  al 
Sparrow  Susanna,  laundress,  17  Hull's  la 
Sparrow  Wm.  porter,  17  Hull's  la 
Spawder  Emeline,  cook,  85  Moore  al 
Sparks  Nicholas,  barber,  11  Hamilton 
Spence  Benj.  hod  carrier,  81  East 
Spence  Frisby,  grain  measurer,  73  Plum 
Spence  Isaac,  brickmaker,  3D6  s  Howard 
Spence  Thomas,  waiter,  47  Elbow  al 
Spencer  Betsy,  laundress,  3  Grove 
Spencer  Joseph,  grain  measurer,  144  Low 
Spencer  Philip,  mariner,  9  Bounty  la 
Spradley  Samuel,  mariner,  81  L.  Church 
Spriddle  Jesse,  drayman,  175  Henrietta 
Spriddle  Martin,  drayman,  187  Henrietta 
Spriddle  Mary  A.  washerwoman,  45  Biddle  al 
Spriddle  Robert,  laborer,  65  Plum 
Spriddle    Mrs.  Temperance,    seamstress,  45 

Lcadenhall 
Spuiddle  Thomas,  drayman,  5  Cecil 
Sprigg  George,  waiter,  96  St.  Mary 
Sprigg  James,  drayman,  227  s  Eutaw 
Sprigg  John  H.  porter,  78  Sarah  Ann 
Sprigg  J.  Henry,  porter,  24  s  Bethel 
Spriggs  Charles,  76  n  Exeter 
Spriggs  Henrietta,  76  n  Exeter 
Spi'iggs  James,  coachman,  26  Forrest 
Spriggs  James  F.  barter,  123  S' Fremont,  dw 

227"s  Eutaw 
Spriggs  Thomas,  grain  measurer,  125  Stirling 
Spriggs  Wm.  H.  waiter,  116  Holiday 
Sprouse  Henry,  mariner,  198  n  Exeter 
Squirrel  Robert,  carter,  21  State 
Squirrel  Wesley,  26  State 
Stafford  David,  carpenter,  188  West 
Stanford  John,  grain  measurer,  13  Jew  al 
Stanley   Charles,  oyster  shucker,  1  Gilhng- 

ham  al 
Stanley  Harriet,  30  s  Bethel 
Stanley    Harriet,    washerwoman,    rear    120 

Welcome  al 
Stanley  James,  waiter,  72  Morris  al 
Stanley  Samuel,  laboter,  33  Wayne 
Stanley  Eben,  stevedore,  56  s  Dallas 
Stanley  Rebecca,  102  s  Spring 
Stanley  Smart,  stevedore,  81  n  Spring 
Stanley  Wm.  whitewasher,  92  Stiles 
Stansbury  Daniel,  laborer.  Pleasant   1   door 

from  North 
Stansbury  George,  brickmaker,  67  Dover 


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Wbarf.    O.  HART  SMITH,  Agent. 


478 


COLORED   PERSONS. 


Stansbury  Isaac,  laborer,  3  Herring's  ct 

Stansbuiy  James,  sawyer,  141  York 

St.  James  (African)  Church,  s  e  cor  Saratoga 

and  North 
Stansbury  Moses,  laborer,  3  Bankert  al 
Stansbury  Mrs.  Maria,  135  Stirling 
Stansbury  Nancy,  laundress,  119  Welcome  al 
Starr  Henry,  6  Morris  al 
Stateman  James,  farmer,  254  Raborg 
Stayton  Wm.  boatman,  270  Montgomery 
Steadham  Philip,  cooper,  87  Burgundy  al 
Stephens  Alexander,  caulker,  201  Eastern  av 
Stevens  Ann,  rag  picker,  rear  of  218  s  Caroline 
Stevens  Benjamin,  hostler,  182 Tyson 
Stevens  Jacob,  laborer,  187  s  Bethel 
Stevens  John,  laborer,  6  Wagon  al 
Stevens  John,  laborer,  216  Raborg 
Stevens  James,  waiter,  38  Haw 
Stevens  Perry,  steward,  15,Philpot  al 
Stevenson  Mary,  cook,  222  L.  Hughes 
Stevenson  Susan,  laundress,  24  Watson 
Stevenson  Solomon,  miller,  140  Spring 
Stewart  Anna,  laundress,  Albert  al 
Stewart  Mrs.  Ann,  6  Clarkson  al 
Stewart  Benjamin,  shoemaker,  108  Orchard 
Stewart  David,  drayman,  16  Hull's  la 
Stewart  Daniel,  hostler,  Penna.  av 
Stewart  Ellen,  laundress,  9  State 
Stewart  Enoch,  grocer,  221  Hamburg,  dw  213 
Stewart  Eliza,  laundress,  39  s  Dallas 
Stewart  Ellis,  laborer,  59  n  Dallas 
Stewart  Frederick,  porter,  35  Tyson 
Stewart  George,  porter,  194  York 
Stewart  Hannah,  laundress,  23  Union 
Stewart  Henry,  waiter,  107  Chesnut 
Stewart  Isaac,  120  Holiday 
Stewart  Isaiah,  carter,  53  Union 
Stewart  John,  wood  sawyer,  7  Water's  row 
Stewajt  Joseph  J.  steward,  47  Raborg 
Stewart  Julia,  laundress,  194  York 
Stewart  Louis,  wagoner,  82  Morris  al 
Stewart  Louisa,  laundress,  80  Welcome  al 
Stewart  Louisa,  laundress,  37  Chesnut  al 
Stewart  Lizzie,  laundress,  37  Chesnut  al 
Stewart  Lewis,  hay  huckster,  53  Union 
Stewart  Margaret, 'll5  Harford  av 
Stewart  Maria,  166  n  Front 
Stewart  Mary  Ann,  295  Hamburg 
Stewart  Philip,  porter,  170  Mullikin 
Stewart  Robert,  laborer.  30  Biddle  al 
Stewart  Sarah,  laundress,  117  York 
Stewart  Sarah,  laundress,  56  Williamson  al 
Stewart  Thomas,  porter,  47  St.  Paul 
Stewart  Violetta,  206  Raborg 
Stewart  Wm.  teamster,  201  Vine 
Stewart  Wm.  carter,  55  Williamson  al 
Stewart  Wm.  woodsawyer,  Pearl  al 
St.  Benedict's  Catholic  school,  83  Bank 
St.  Francj^  (colored)  School,  Richmond,  op- 
posite Park 
St.  Francis  (colored)   Sisters  of  Providence, 

48  Richmond 
St.  James  (Episcopal  colored  church,)  s  e  cor 

North  and  Saratoga 
St.    Thomas   Protestant  Methodist  Church, 

Chesnut  betw  Hiilen  and  French 
Strieker  Peter,  drayman,  77  Josephine 
Strieker  Samuel,  laborer,  89  Hill 
Strickland  iSamuel,  mariner,  30  Burgundy  al 
Stiner  Henry,  blacksmith,  20Greenwillow 
Stocks  Henry,  laborer,  2  Half  Moon  al 
Stokes  Henry,  woodsawyer,  81  French 
Stout  Emory,  blacksmith,  66  East 


Stubbs  Ellen, laundress,  42  n  Sharp 
Stump  Margaret,  48  Lewis 
Stover  Louis,  laborer,  7  Hagar's  ct 
Sudgicks  Daniel,  carter,  243  L.  Hughes 
Sue  Edward,  laborer,  31  Douglas 
Sugar  Benjamin,  laborer,  60  Carlton 
Sullivan  Elizabeth,  tailoress,  147  Low 
Sullivan  Henry,  107  s  Spring 
Sullivan  Joshua,  laborer,  75  Elbow  la 
Sullivan  John,  drayman,  45  East 
Summer  Isaac,  caulker,  15  Iron  al 
Summerville  Margaret,  laundress,  15  Wayne 
Summerville  Robert,  bartender,  25  Elbow  la  , 
Suter  Benjamin,  teamster,  14  s  Liberty 
Suter  Eliza,  laundress,  14  s  Liberty 
Suter  Washington,  mariner,  14  s  Liberty 
Sutton  Gabriel,  grain  runner,  rear  of  135  Hill 
Sutton  John,  brickmaker,  Chesnut 
Sutton  Mary  A.  laundress,  13  Raborg 
Sutton  Richard,  whitewasher,  4  Fulton  ai 
Swann  Amelia,  laundress,  ]36  n  Spring 
Sye  Charles,  grain  runner,  84  Burgundy  al 
Sye  James,  drayman,  Welcome  al  nr.  Sharp 
Syer  James,  drayman,  107  Welcome  al 
Sythe  Edward,  waiter,  98  St.  Paul 


Tabbs  Benj.  coachman,  7  Ross 
TabbsMary,  laundress,  43  Park 
Talbott  Albert,  waiter,  30  Perry 
Talbott  Anne,  cook,  175  n  Paca 
Talbott  Chas.  waiter,  15  Arch 
Talbott  Samuel,  laborer,  168  York 
Tallbott  John,  carter,  145s  Durham 
Tally  Jas.  E.  laborer,  76  Cider  al 
Tarter  Henry  H.  porter,  208  w  Fayette 
Tarter  Henry  H.  porter,  29  Ross 
Tasco  Frank,  porter,  6  Painters  ct 
Tasker  Joseph,  hostler,  3  Dawson  al 
Tate  Mary,  cook,  2  Bradenbaugh  al 
Tate  Simon,  drayman,  26  Holland 
Tawney  James,  laborer,  11  St.  Jamea 
Taylor  Abram,  caulker,  70  s  Dallas 
Taylor  Alfred,  laborer,  100  n  Spring 
Taylor  Chas.  waiter,  51  L.  Monument 
Taylor  Chas.  carpenter,  318  Montgomery 
Taylor  Cassie,  laundress,  8  Welsh  al 
Taylor  Charlotte,  laundress,  22  French 
Taylor  David,  laborer,  61  L.  Monument 
Taylor  Edward,  porter,  80  s  Dallas 
Taylor  Eliza,  cook,  251  Montgomery 
Taylor  Eliza,  136  Mechanics  ct 
Taylor  Ehzabeth,  262  Raborg 
Taylor  Gasberry,  laborer,  93  n  Bethel 
Taylor  Geo.  W.  laborer,  88  n  Spring     •. 
Taylor  Geo.  laborer,  214»L.  Hughes 
Taylor  Geo.  3  Vine 

Taylor  Geo.  W.  whitewasher,  33  Jordan  al 
Taylor  Henry  P.  waiter,  5  South  la 
Taylor  Henry,  laborer,  40  Clay 
Taylor  Isaac,  restaurant,  63  Saratoga 
Taylor  Isaac,  cook,  35  Jefferson 
Taylor  James  F.  grain  measurer,  290  s  How- 
ard 
Taylor  John,  laborer,  228  Hanover 
Taylor  John,  drayman,  51  L.  Monument 
Taylor  John,  caulker,  4  Forrest 
Taylor  Joseph,  waiter,  112  Holiday 
Taylor  Kittic,  laundress,  257  Montgomery 
Taylor  Lewis,  caulker,  6  Herring  ct 
Taylor  Marillor,  laundress,  21  L.  Monument 
Taylor  Mary  J.  huckstress,  149  Low 


WM.  P.  WEBB,  Marine,  Fire  and  I<lfc  Insurance  Agent  anil  Broker.    Agtnt 
Benefit  lAfe  Ingnrance  Co.,  Jfewark^  If.  J.,"  89  Second  Street. 


Mutual 


COLORED  PERSONS. 


4Y9 


Taylor  Mary,  laundress,  32  L.  Monument 
Taylor  Milly  A.  laundress,  24  Haw 
Taylor  Moses,  laborer,  15  Biddle  ct 
Taylor  Rachel,  158  s  Bethel 
Taylor  Rachel,  135  s  Bethel 
Taylor  Richard,  hod  carrier,  5  Dawson  al 
Taylor  Robert,  mariner,  32  Wayne 
Taylor  Samuel,  laborer,  110  Sarah  Ann 
Taylor  Thomas,  laborer,  112  n  Dallas 
Taylor  Wm.  bricklayer,  46  Peirce 
Taylor  Wm.  A  mariner,  31  Rose 
Taylor  Wm.  F.  caulker,  53  s  Dallas 
Teakle  Geo.  drayman,  62  Welcome  al 
Teakle  Henry,  waiter,  106  Tyson 
Tender  Eliza,  laundress,  44  ^ouglass 
Tellman  Nathan,  whitewasher,  119  n  Spring 
Tenney  Geo,  cook,  5  Salisbury  al 
Test  Harriet,  laundress,  52  Lewis 
Thomas  Abraham,  161  Sarah  Ann 
Thomas  Adam,  caulker,  109  s  Bethel 
Thomas  Anne,  seamstress,  2  Leadenhall 
Thomas  Benj.  sawyer,  64  L.  Church 
Thomas  Benj.  waiter,  321  n  Howard 
Thomas  Caroline,  washerwoman,  12  Tyson 
Thomas  Charles,  whip  sawyer,  26  s  Dallas 
Thomas  Chas.  M.  waiter,  47  State 
Thomas  Chloe,  cook,  61  Cross 
Thomas  David,  caulker,  15  Herring's  ct 

Thomas  David,  porter,  82  L.  Church 

Thomas  David,  Wilmore  al 

Thomas  Deborah,  laundress,  37  Tyson  al 

Thomas  Edward,  drayman,  23  Chma 

Thomas  Eliza,  washerwoman,  38  Haw 

Thomas  Elizabeth,  chambermaid,  167  York 

Thomas  Emily,  215  Hamburg 

Thomas  Ephraim,  laborer,  64  s  Dallas 

Thomas  Francis,  cook,  2  Leadenhall 

Thomas  Frederick,  grain   measurer,  31  Booth 

Thomas  Gariah,  carter,  58  Sarah  Ann 

Thomas  Garrison,  grain  measurer,  261  Mont- 
gomery 

Thomas  Geo.  teamster,  62  Sarah  Ann 

Thomas  Hazel,  drayman,  31  Raborg 

Thomas  Henry,  laborer,  52  Park 

Thomas  Henrietta,  laundress,  1  Ulrick 

Thomas  Hezekiah,  barber,  5  Ross 

Thomas  Isaac,  hostler,  85  French 

Thomas  James,  caulker,  11  s  Dallas 

Thomas  James  H.  laborer,  64  L.  Church 

Thomas  James,  brickmaker,  333  s  Howard 

Thomas  John,  laborer,  81  s  Dallas 

Thomas  John,  brickmaker,  18  Wagon  al 

Thomas  John,  brickmaker,  rear  of  81  Watson 

Thomas  John,  grain  measurer,  142  York 

Thomas  John,  drayman,  70  Elbow  la 

Thomas  John,  drayman,  32  Peach  al 

Tho'mas  John,  fireman,  65  Plum 

Thomas  John,  drayman,  32  China 

Thomas  John,  sawyer,  5  Ross 

Thomas  Joseph,  feed,  209  s  Howard 

Thomas  Joseph,  laborer,  72  Burgundy  al 

Thomas  Julia,  laundress.  111  n  Dallas 

Thomas  Leah,  45  n  Sharp 

Thomas  Levin,  wagoner.  Park  nr.  Lexington 

Thomas  Margaret,  204  s  Durham 

Thomas  Mary,  111  Low 

Thomas  Mary,  25  State 

Thomas  Mary,  cook,  130  York 

Thomas  Paul,  waiter,  25  State 

Thomas  Perry,  porter,  36  Chesnut 

Thomas  Perry,  mariner,  33  State 

Thomas  Rachel,  15  Park 

Thomas  Richard,  brickmaker,  75  Leadenhall 

J,  HENRY  GIESE,   Commission   Merchant,   fbr   the   sale   of  Flonr,   Grain,  Seeds,  <Sah 
Rosendale  Cement  and  Calcined  Plaster  conetnutly  on  liand,  31  Spear's  WThaxt. 


Thomas  Sarah,  laundress,  168  Tyson 
Thomas  Seth,  233  Orleans 
Thomas  Shadrach,  teamster,  6  Cecil 
Thomas  Solomon,  laborer,  210  s  Caroline 
Thomas  Stephen,  laborer,  12  Greenwillow 
Thomas  Thomas,  laborer,  5  George  al 
Thomas  Thomas,  mariner,  212  s  Durham 
Thomas  Thomas,  laborer,  20  s  Dallas 
Thomas  Walter,  fireman,  22  Wayne 
Thomas  Wesley,  laborer,  78  Burgundy  al 
Thomas  Wm.  caulker,  160  s  Dallas 
Thomas  Wm.  H.  stevedore,  38  Lewis 
Thomas  Wm.  laborer,  10  Stockton  al 
Thomas  Wm.  drayman,  43  n  Sharp 
Thomas  Wm..  drayman,  6  Temple 
Thomas  Wm.  G.  drayman,  106  St.  Mary 
Thomas  Wm.  caulker,  109  s  Bethel 
Thompson   Alexander,  hod    carrier,   Paitter- 

son's  la 
Thompson  Amarilla,  herbalist,  20  Short 
Thompson  Amelia,  laundress,  47  s  Howard 
Thompson  Andrew,  caulker,  252  s  Dallas 
Thompson  Anna,  huckstress,  12  Reese  al 
Thompson  Catherine,  laundress,  209  Dover 
Thompson  Charles  Alex,  mariner,  84  Marion 
Thompson  Charles,  press  feeder,  91  North 
Thompson  Daniel,  cooper,  120  Stirling 
Thompson  Diana,  huckstress,  Patapsco  alley 

near  Charles 
Thompson  Elizabeth,  laundress,243 L.Hughes 
Thompson  George,  sawyer,  63  Jasper 
Thompson  Henry,  laborer,  215  Hamburg 
Thompson  Henry,  laborer,  224  Chesnut  al 
Thompson  Isaac,  grain  runner,  42  L.  Pleasant 
Thompson  Isaiah,  hostler,  15  Mechanic's  ct    . 
Thompson  James,  porter,  91  Chesnut 
Thompson  James,  engineer,  91  North 
Thompson  James,  waiter,  231  s  Eutaw 
Thompson  John,  porter,  321  n  Howard 
Thompson  John,  porter,  68  Welcome»al 
Thompson  John,  blacksmith,  103  King 
Thompson  John  H.  laborer,  64  Welcome  al 
Thompson  John  W.  H.  waiter,  63  Jasper 
Thompson  John,  sailor,  97  s  Bethel 
Thompson  Joseph,  brick  moulder,  243  Little 

Hughes 
Thompson  Joshua,  drayman,  39  Douglas 
Thompson  Joshua,  waiter,  rear  of  47  King 
Thompson  Lewis,  27  Harmony  la 
Thompson  Lucy,  120  s  Spring 
Thompson  Margaret,  seamstress,  7  Hammond 

alley 
Thompson  Mary  A.  13  Herring  ct 
Thompson  Mary  A.  huckstress,  Patapsco  al. 

near  Charles 
Thompson  Melinda,  44  Marion 
Thomi)son  M.  chambermaid,  121  Hill 
Thohipson  Nicholas,  tavern,  34  w  Lombard, 

dw  127  Baltimore 
Thompson  R.  laborer,  230  Hanover 
Thompson  Rosina,  91  North 
Thompson  Wesley,  laborer,  44  Haw 
Thompson  Wm.  laborer,  13  Jordan  al 
Thompson  Wm.  grain  runner,  103  King 
Thompson  Willis,  steward,  32  Forrest 
Thompson  Wm.  mariner,  44  Marion 
Thom[)son  Wm.  H.  barber,  63  Chatsworth 
Thornton  Mary  A.  59  Davis 
Tidens  Elizabeth,  seamstress,  189  Henrietta 
Tidings  Wm.  porter,  41  Arch 
Tiernan  Patrick  H.  barber,  66  Chatsworth 
Tiernan  Patrick,  clothing  repairer,  66  Chats- 
worth 


480 


COLORED   PERSONS. 


Tilbert  Francis,  laborer,  101  Low 
Tilgliman  Arthur,  lal)orer,  57  s  Dallas 
Tilghinan  David,  oyster  shucker,  210  Ham- 
burg 
Tilghman  Eliza,  dressmaker,  186  Harford  av 
Tilghman  Henry,  drayman,  17  Short 
Tilghman  James  H.  laborer,  38  n  Sharp 
Tilghman  James  H.  laborer,  Spruce  al 
Tilghman  John,  laborer,  14  Lewis 
Tilghman  John,  grain  measurer,  210  Hamburg 
Tilghman  John,  laborer,  rear  of  147  York 
Tilghman  Joseph,  coachman,  187  Chatsworth 
Tilghman  Michael,  laborer,  64  East 
Tilghman  Wm.  grain  measurer,  207  Hamburg 
Tilghman  Wm.  grain  measurer,  142  York 
Tilghman  Wm.  laborer,  12  Lester  ct 
Tilghman  Wm.  boatman,  22  Forrest 
Tillman  Nathaniel,  whitewasher,  8  Short 
Tilson  Theodore,  oyster  shucker,  211  Ham- 
burg 
Timmons  Thomas,  boatman,  31  Jew  al 
Tightman  Otto,  laborer,  57  n  Dalla.s 
Tittle  Marv  J.  chambermaid,  194  Henrietta 
Todefield  Wm.  5  Short 
Tolson  Betsey,  laundress,  9  X  al 
Tolson  Daniel,  grain  measurer,  30  Peach  al 
Tolson  Daniel,  porter,  Hamburg  near  Leaden- 
hall 
Tolson  Eliza,  cook,  9  X  al 
Tolson  Emory,  carter,  182  s  Howard 
Tolson  James,  carter,  73  L.  Church 
Tolson  James  H.   grain  measurer,  225  Dover 
Tolson  John,  grain  runner,  182  s  Howard 
Tolson  Perry,  waiter,  243  Dorer 
Tolson  Wm.  grain  runner,  182  s  Howard 
Tompkins  Eliza,  cook,  83  Moore's  al 
Tona  Nathan,  laborer,  4  s  Dallas 
Toodles  Simon,  porter,  10  Cecil 
Toogood  Edward,  huckster,  110  n  Central  ar 
Toogood  Henry,  laborer,  115  Elbow  la 
Toogood  IVIrs.  Julia,  laundress,  86  Dover 
Toogood  Mary,  hnfkstress,  73  Welcome  al 
Toogood  Philip,  h  borer,  124  Cider  al 
Toogood  Priscilla,  laundress,  50  Haw 
Toomey  Josiah  H.  G.  barber,  13  s  Calvert,  dw 

70  Vine 
Topraan  Charles,  drayman,  50  Union 
Topping  Rebecca,  223  w  Biddle 
Trader  Henry,  whitewasher,  Beale's  ct 
Travers  Eilward,  sexton,  243  s  Howard 
Travers  Ephjaim,  laborer,  206  Hamburg 
Travers  Francis,  caulker,  89  Lcadenhall 
Travers  Isabella,  15  Wayne  ct 
Travers  James,  fruit  dealer,  132  Central  av 
Travers  John,  laborer,  165  York 
Travers  Joseph,  cutler,  16  Short 
Travers  Joseph,  brass  finisher,  13  Short 
Travers  Levis,  coachman,  46  East 
Travers  Robert,  mariner,  202  s  Dallas 
Ti'avers  Samuel,  156  s  Spring 
Travers  Wm.  oyster  shucker,  142  York 
Travis  Frank,  drayman,  253  Montgomery 
Travis  Hester,  laudrcss,  289  s  Eutaw 
Travis  Mary  J.  cook,  8  Short  al.,  F.  H. 
Travis  Rebecca,  seamstress,  253  Montgomery 
Tripp  Chas.  D.  grain  measurer,  112  Henrietta 
Tripp  Harrison,  porter,  115  Sarah  Ann 
Tripp  Richard,  drayman,  83  Union 
Tripp  Samuel,  grain  iTioasurer,  152  York 
Truitt  Ambrose,  dravman,  347  n  Howard 
Truitt  Elizabeth,  cook,  13  Cecil      . 
Truly  Levi,  14  Morris  al 
Trusty  Henry,  whitewasher,  46  Jefferson 


Trusty  John  T.  whitewasher,  130  Stirling 
Trusty  Jonathan,  stevedore,  190  s  Bethel 
Trusty  Saml.  sexton  Sharp  st.  burial  ground, 

colored,  134  Stirling 
Tubman  Evans,  stevedore,  12  Salisbury  al 
Tubman  George,  hod  carrier,  34  s  Dallas 
Tubman  Hannah,  17  Herring's  ct 
Tubman  Jerry,  whip  sawyer,  38  Hill 
Tubman  John  T.  stevedore,  76  Stiles 
Tucker  James,  sawyer,  91  Sarah  Ann 
Tucker  Jas.  H.  laborer,  38  L.  Monument 
Tucker  Wm.  H.  laborer,  91  Sarah  Ann 
Tunis  Wm.  brickmaker,  89  Sarah  Ann 
Tuomey  Harrick,  78  Orchard 
Turner  Chas.  oyster  shucker,  59  Burgundy  al 
Turner  Elizabeth,  49  Burgundy  al 
Turner  Ellison,  laborer,  64  L.  Church 
Turner  Frances,  laundress,  7  Aisquith 
Turner  Francis  M.  waiter,  Eldon  hall 
Turner  James,  laborer,  74  Holiday 
Turi>er  James  H.  drayman,  123  Low 
Turner  Nancy,  630  Penna  av 
Turner  Thomas,  grain  measure)-,  18  Short  al 
Turr>er  Thomas,  mariner,  196  s  Howard 
Turn-er  Wm.  oysterman,  47  Jefferson- 
Turner  Wm.  laborer,  115  Elbow  la 
Turner  Wm.  sawyer,  10  Herring's  ct 
Turpin  Eliza,  laundress,  231  L.  Hu;^he3 
Tusmey  James,  coffee  roaster,  38  King 
Tycer  John,  drayman,  rear  of  187  L.  Hughea 
Tydings  John,  watchmaker,  113  Orchard 
Tyler  Alice,  house  cleaner.  Mechanic's  ct 
Tyler  Chas.  brickmaker,  2  Dawson  al 
Tyler  John  H.  brickmaker,  45  Johnson 
Tyler  Thomas,  laborer,  41  Williamson  al 
Tyler  Wm.  steward,  Leadenhall  nr.  Hamburg 
Typen  Morris,  laborer,  195  King 
Tyson  Wm.  T.  waterman,  140  Hill 


U 


Uell  Thomas,  waiter,  110  Henrietta 
Umphries  Mary  A.  laundress,  24   Leadenhall 
Uncles  Isaac  H.  blacksmith,  9  Gillingham  al 
Union  Baptist  Ciiurch,  Lewis  near  Orleans 


Valentine  John,  drayman,  10  Salisbury  al 
Valentine  Henry,  waiter,  165  Henrietta' 
Vandiford  Deborah,  laundress,  18  Tyson 
Vanochey  Joseph,  104  Tyson 
Vincent  Isaac,  grain  measurer,  67  Johnson 
Vincent  Sarah  J.  laundress,  67  Johnson 
Vodery  Nathaniel,  seaman,  211  s  Bethel 


W 


Waddy  Addis  dm  S.  porter,  1S2  Light 
Wnddy  Addison,  drayman,  59  China 
Walker  Benj.  carpenter,  7  Reese  al 
Walker  Mrs.  Elizabeth,  203  Hamburg 
Walker  Henry,  grain  measurer,  6  Leadenhall 
Walker  James,  waiter,  106  North 
Walker  John  H    mariner,  21  Sarah  Ann 
Walker  John,  mariner,  165  n  Dallas 
Walker  John,  mariner,  5  Philpot 
Walker  Joseph,  carter,  63  Sarah  Ann 
Walker  Mary  J.  laundress,  17  State 
Walker  Richard,  laborer,  201  Hamburg 
Walker  Robert,  drayman,  46  Lewis 
Walker  Teresa,  washer  and  ironer,  17  Marion 
Walker  Wm.  soldier,  101  s  Bethel 


GEO.  S.  PAGE'  Jli  nRO'.,  ManuiHcturerg    of  Roofs    and   Rooniis   Materials,  IH   Smltli's 
I  Wluuff.     C.  HART  SBHTH,  Agent. 


COLORED  PERSONS. 


48t 


"Wallace  Ann,  200  s  Bethel 
Wallace  David,  carter,  635  Penna.  ar 
T^allace  David,  carter,  76  Chesnut 
Wallace  Garrison,  brickmaker,  3  Dawson  al 
Wallace  Greenbury,  brickmaker,  8  Haw 
Wallace  Henry  A.  huckster,  35  Plum  al 
Wallace  Henrietta,  laundress,  Jefferson-st  ct 
Wallace  Isabella,  laundress,  186  Henrietta 
Wallace  Jacob,  drayman,  88  Cider  al 
Wallace  James  H.  scourer,  20  Jefferson  ct 
Wallace  John  W.  brickmaker,  71  Leadenhall 
Wallace  John,  laborer,  2  Fulton  al 
Wallace  Kate,  14  Short  al 
Wallace  Lemuel,  fisherman,  177  s  Dallas 
Wallace  Richard,  laborer,  251  s  Eutaw 
Wallis  Stephen,  brickmaker,  78  Watson 
Wally  Richard,  grain  runner,  2  Walnut  al 
Walters  Gilbert,  mariner,  1  Douglas 
Walters  Israel,  laborer,  rear  of  47  King 
Walters  Mary,  144  s  Durham 
Walters  Mary  L.  176  s  Dallas 
Walton  Caroline,  laundress,  22  Union 
Walton  Hester  A.  laundress,  17  Walnut  al 
Walton  Mary  J.  confectionery,  78  East 
Walton  John  H.  drayman,  79  East 
Walton  Lucy,  laundress,  30  Vine 
Wangers  H.  Jenkins,  porter,  287  Hamburg 
Ward  Alexander,  sawyer,  92  Chesnut 
Ward  Charles,  waiter,  41  State 
Ward  Charles,  oyster  shucker,  1  Marion 
Ward  Daniel,  oysterman,  59  Carlton 
Ward  Harriet,  laundress,  89  Gravel  al 
Ward  Perry,  wagoner,  92  Chesnut 
Ward  Sophia,  laundress,  41  State 
Ward  Wm.  W.  steward,  7  Painter's  ct 
Ware  John,  drayman,  109  Welcome  al 
Warfield  Ann,  laundress,  23  Dauglas 
Warfield  Adam,  stevedore,  204  s  Dallas 
Warren  Adam,  whitewasher,  94  Dover 
Warren  Joseph,  whitewasher,  64  Moore  al 
Warren  Milly,  46  L.  Church 
Warren  Washington,  laborer,  62  Welcome  al 
Warfield  Wm.  H.  laborer,  19  Chesnut  al 
Warrick  James,  drayman,  84  Moore  al 
Warner  Isaac,  farmer,  Jefferson  nr  Van  Bu- 

ren.  Homestead 
Warner  Jacob,  waiter,  160  East 
Warner  Robert,  whitewasher,  303  s  Howard 
Warner  Elijah,  drayman,  13  Eutaw  ct 
Warrington  John,  mariner,  7  L.  Church 
Warwick  Harriet,  cook,  27  Jordan  ai 
Washington  Chas.  H.  drayman,  100  St.  Mary 
Washington  Felix,  brickmaker,  Leadenhall  nr 

Hamburg 
Washington  Frederick,  drayman,  42  n  Dallai 
Washington  George,  laborer,  21  Arch 
Washington  George,  laborer,  11  Che«nut 
Washington  George,  wagoner,  128  Dover 
Washington  George,  mariner,  31  Guilford  al 
Washington  George,  soldier,  65  Sarah  Ann 
Washington  Joshua,  porter,  69  Union 
Washington  Lewis,  drayman,  81  n  Spring 
Washington  Richard,  porter,  100  St.  Mary 
Water  Benjamin,  waiter,  31  n  Howard 
Water  Jerry  H.  porter,  30  Elbow  la 
Waters  Chapel,  (colored,)  Spring  bet  Jeffer- 
son and  McElderry 
Waters  Edward,  coachman,  51  L.  Monument 
Waters  Elizabeth,  washerwoman,  14  n  Dallas 
Waters  Elizabeth,  seamstress,  107  Tyson 
Waters  Elisha,  drayman,  16  s  Dallas 
Waters  Eliza,  24  s  Dallas 
Waters  George,  brickmaker,  rear  64  Mulberry 


Waters  George,  mariner,  212  L.  Hughes 
Waters  Hannah,  196  Raborg 
Waters  Henry,  boatman,  131  s  Spring 
Waters  Isaac,  waiter,  8  State 
Waters  James,  waiter,  173  Tyson 
Waters  Lavinia,  51  n  Dallas 
Waters  Major,  huckster,  133  York 
Waters  Philip,  carter,  28  Booth 
Waters  Preston,  grain  runner,  49  L.  Pleasant 
Waters  Spencer,  hod  carrier,  11  Cecil 
Waters  Wm.  drayman,  108  Harford  av 
Waters  Wm.  waiter,  8  State 
Waters  Wm.  waiter,  2H  Dover 
Waters  Wm.  H.  laborer,  340  n  Howard 
Watkins  Andrew,  soldier,  5  Spring  GafdenaT 
Watkins  Daniel,  hod  carrier,  10  Cecil 
Watkins  Edward,  steward,  15  Haw 
Watkins  Emanuel,  2  Bethel  ct 
Watkins  George,  teacher,  24  Tessier 
Watkins  George,  drayman,  108  North 
Watkins  Isaac  B.  laborer,  10  Richmond 
Watkins  James,  laborer,  3  Spring  Garden  ar 
Watkins  John  D.  laborer,  5  Moore  al 
Watkins  John,  laborer,  288  Raborg 
Watkins  Joseph,  108  Jasper 
Watkins  Joseph,  drayman,  3  St.  James 
Watkins  Mary,  laundress,  9  Harmony  la 
Watkins  Samuel,  whitewasher,  27  Union 
Watkins  Thomas,  porter,  86  Stiles 
Watkins  Wesley,  108  Jasfior 
Watson  John,  butcher,  36  Walnut  al 
Watts  Alexander,  brickmaker,  208  Hamburg 
Watts  Ann,  nurse,  100  Henrietta 
Watts  Ann  M.  laundress,  81  L.  Church 
Watts  David,  farmer,  163  York 
Watts  Harriet,  laundress,  32  Haw 
Watts  Henry,  wagoner,  41  Park 
Watts  Ignatius,  laborer,  103  Jasper 
Watts  James,  porter,  4  Ivy  al 
Watts  Jeremiah,  porter,  317  s  Howard 
Watts  John,  cook,  178  s  Bi-thel 
Watts  Nelson,  sawyer,  79  L.  Cnurch 
Wayman  Rev.  Alexander,  95  North 
Wayman  Rev.  Robert  F.  133  s  Dallas 
Wealthy  John,  sawyer,  4  s  Eden 
Weary  Jeremiah,  drayman.  317  s  Howard 
Weaver  Harriet,  56  Davis 
Weaver  John,  barber,  70  Vine 
Weaver  Thomas,  porter,  291  Hamburg 
Weaver  Wm.  stevedore,  221  s  Howard 
Webb  Brisco,  mariner,  17  Philpot 
Webb  Catilla,  washerwoman,  11  Hagar's  ct 
Webb  George,  waiter,  75  Arch 
Webb  Harrison,  school  teacher,  21  Neighbor 
Webb  Rev.  Harrison,  10  Low 
Webb  Margaret,  laundrtss,  40  Low 
Webb  Mary,  seamstress,  40  Low 
Webb  Peter,  coachman,  15  Harrison 
Webb  Rachel  A.  51  Carlton 
Webb  Wm.  stevedore,  221  •  Howard 
Webster  Aquilla,  cigar  maker,  71  Saratoga 
Webster  David,  waiter,  48  St.  Mary 
Webster  Georgianna,  laundress,  35  Burgun- 
dy alley 
Webster  Isaac,  porter,  239  S'  Howard 
Webster  Joseph,  laborer,  307  s  Howard 
Webster  Martha  A.  cook,  3  Cider  al 
Webster  Sophia,  laundress,  183  Dover 
Webster  Wm.  mariner,  205  Hamburg 
Webster  Rosanna,  laundress,  Stump  alley,  nr 

Conway 
Weeden  Ellen,  250  L.  Hughes 
Weeden  John  H.  soldier,  250  L.  Hughes 


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482 


COLORED  PERSONS. 


Weeks  Benj.  F.  waiter,  70  Burgundy  al 

Weeks  Burton,  grain  measurer,  272  s  Howard 

Weeks  Caleb,  laborer,  146  n  Dallas 

Weeks  Celia,  cook,  2  Arcade  al 

Weeks  Eleanora,  laundress,  rear  of  26  Raborg 

Weeks  John  H.  drayman,  30  Vine 

Weeks  Mary  V.  70  Burgundy  al 

Weeks  Patience,  29  Jew  al 

Weil  Henrietta,  huckstress,  90  L.  Church 

Weil  James,  cook  and  steward,  12  Douglas 

Weiser  Theodore,  laborer,  3  Hagar's  ct 

Welch  Elizabeth,  73  Burgundy  al 

Welch  Joseph,  caulker,  30  s  Dallas 

Welch  Joseph,  grain  measurer,  50  Sarah  Ann 

Wells  Elizabeth,  laundress,  6  Boyd 

Wells  George,  carter,  38  n  Spring 

Wells  George  M.  laborer,  279  s  Eutaw 

Wells  George  P.  steward,  75  Dorer 

Wells  Henrietta,  61  Orchard 

Wesley  John,  carter,  71  Leadenhall 

Wesley  John,  waiter,  25  Clay 

Wesley  Thomas  W.  herb  doctor,  48  Moore  al 

Wesley  Wm.  brickmaker,  47  Burgundy  al 

Wesley  Wm.  laborer,  2  Albert  al 

West  Anthony,  whitewasher,  138  Sarah  Ann 

West  George,  laborer,  69  Sarah  Ann 

West  Hanson,  laborer,  98  St.  Mary 

West  James  L.  2  X  al 

Western  Chapel,  Diyision  near  Baltimore 

Weston  Peter,  coachman.  53  State 

Wever  Warner,  laborer,  322  Hamburg 

Wey  Thomas,  laborer,  21  Jenkins  la 

Wheatley  Edward,  mariner,  303  Eastern  av 

Wheaiiey  Levin,  mariner,  138  s  Caroline 

Wheatley  Fanny,  3  Edward 

Wheatley  Henry,  whitewasher,  45L.  Pleasant 

Wheeler  Andrew,  drayman,  160  s  Eutaw 

Wheeler  Charles,  ftirm  laborer,  29  Jew  al 

Wheeler  David,  brickmaker,  157  York 

Wheeler  Isaiah,  laborer,  28  Short 

Wheeler  James,  laborer,  86  Leadenhall 

Wheeler  James,  whitewasher,  68  Orchard 

Wheeler  Joseph,  confectioner,  10  Short 

Wheeler  Mary  Ann,  40  Jordan  al 

Wheeler  Mary,  laundress,  10  Short 

Wheeler  Richard,  brickmaker,  217  s  Durham 

Wheeler  Rosetta,  laundress,  25  Walnut  al 

Wheeler  Susan,  36  Jefferson 

Whetts  Nancy,  11  China 

Whitaker  James,  laborer,  22  s  Dallas 

White  Asbury,  caulker,  Granby  nr  s  Exeter 

White  Caroline,  dressmaker,  Granby  near  s 

Exeter 
White  Charles,  porter,  7  Saratoga  ct 
White  Charles  W.  drayman,  313  s  Eutaw 
White  Daniel,  caulker,  115  s  Bethel 
White  Galen,  carter,  208  Dover 
White  Harriet,  laundress,  rear  of  40  Hill 
White  Henry,"  drayman,  181  s  Dallas 
White  Isaac,  63  n  Dallas 
White  James,  porter,  6  Vine 
White  James  W.  288  s  Howard 
White  John,  hod  carrier,  110  Sarah  Ann 
White  John,  caulker,  78  s  Spring 
White  John,  oyslerinan,  3  Philpot  al 
White  Joseph,  caulker,  4  s  Durham 
White  Levi,  huckster,  43  Guilford  al 
White  Mary,  394  n  Gay 
White  Mary,  15  Douglass 
White  Richard,  caulker,  4  Chesnut 
While  Robert,  laborer,  10  Lester  ct 
White  Samuel,  laborer,  107  King 
White  Susan,  laundress,  32  L.  Monument 


White  Thomas, barber,  Tyson,  dw  106  Jasper 
White  Wm.  caulker,  172  s  Dallas 
White  Wm.  laborer,  rear  of  98  Chesnut 
White  Wm,  laborer,  219  Vine 
While  Wm.  H.  coachman,  92  Dover 
White  Ruth,  67  Davis 
White  Wm.  V.  laborer,  92  Holiday 
Whittinglon  Ellen,  108  s  Chapel 
Whittington  George,  50  Williamson  al 
Whittington  Gracey,  93  North 
Whittington  Stephen,  50  Williamson  al 
Whittington  Wm.  carter,  45  Moore  al 
Wicks  Abraham,  porter,  17  Plover  al 
Wicks  Augusta,  laundress,  27  Ross 
Wicks  Elizabeth,  laundress,  27  Ross 
Wilkins  Geo.  W.  laborer,  32  Burgundy  al 
Wilkins  John,  porter,  8  Low 
Wilkinson  John,  mariner,  106  s  Bethel 
Wilkinson  Wm.  porter,  79  Welcome  al 
Wilks,  Edmund,  porter,  15  Jew  al 
Wilks  Mary,  cook,  210  Hamburg 
Wilks  Wm.  porter,  6  Sarah  Ann 
Wilks  Wm.  E.  cooper,  7  Saratoga 
Willet  Wm.  porter,  123  Welcome  al 
Williams  Abraham,  177  Mullikin 
Williams  Alexander,  cook,  33  Forrest 
Williams  Alex,  laborer,  80  Burgundy  al 
Williams  Alex,  waiter,  33  Forrest 
Williams  Alfred,  4  McElderry's  ct 
Williams  Amelia,  596  Saratoga 
Williams  Amelia,  huckster,  44  Forrest 
Williams  Andrew,  cook,  81  Burgundy  al 
Williams  Ann  M.  cook,  120  Jasper 
Williams  Ann,  seamstress,  181  Henrietta 
Williams  Annie,  169  s  Durham 
Williams  Anthony,  pedler,  14  Leadenhall 
Williams  Archibald,  hay,  19  Tessier 
Williams  Arnold,  fireman,  12  Dawson  al 
Williams  Benj.  fisherman,  14  Fish  Market  sp 
Williams  Caroline,  23  L.  Monument 
Williams  Charles,  coachman,  23  L.   Monu- 
ment 
Williams  Charles,  waiter,  8  Patapsco,  av 
Williams  Charles  E.  laborer,  17  Cider  al 
Williams  Charles,  laborer,  31  Guilford  al 
Williams  David,  waiter,  5  Eutaw  ct 
W^illiams  David,  laborer,  129  Tyson 
Williams  Elias,  whitewasher,  60  s  Dallas 
'Williams  Eliza,  washerwoman,  45  n  Sharp 
Williams  Eliza,   laundress,  Chesnut   al  near 

Pine    . 
Williams  Elizabeth,  laundress,  27  Biddle  al 
Williams  Eliza,  15  Tyson  al 
Williams  Edward,  coachman,  101  Jasper 
Williams  Edward,  carter,  41  Burgundy  al 
Williams  Elizabeth,  washerwoman,  81  Grav- 
el al 
Williams  George,  shoemaker,  8  Cohen  al 
Williams  George  E.  waiter,  23  L.  Monument 
Williams  George  H.  laborer,  4  X  al 
Williams  George,  drayman,  12  Elbow  la 
Williams  George,  drayman,  62  St.  Mary 
Williams  George,  48  Elbow  la 
Williams  George,  26  Raborg 
Williams  George,  laborer,  10  Temple 
Williams  Harriet,  laundress,  55  Walnut  al 
Williams  Flarriet,  washerwoman,  5  Eutaw  ct 
Williams  Harriet,  46  Tyson 
Williams  Harriet,  laundress,  241  s  Howard 
Williams  Henry,  hackman,  14  Low 
Williams  Henry,  laborer,  32  Shakpear 
Williams  Henry,  laborer,  1  Fenna  av 
Williams  Henry,  soldier,  72  Josephine 


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Roaeudtae  Cement  and  CaXein«d  PlMter  constonUy  on  hand,  31  9p«ar'a  Wharf. 


COLOKED  PERSONS. 


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Williams  Hannah,  2  Jordan  al 
Williams  Henry,  steward,  54  Short 
Williams  Henry,  laborer,  71  East 
Williams  Henry,  carter,  127  n  Spring 
Williams  Hester,  laundress,  Stone  alley,  near 

Biddle 
Williams  Hope,  porter,  241  s  Howard 
Williams  Horace,  mariner,  36  Davis 
Williams  Jacob,  laborer,  96  Elbow  la 
Williams  James,  brickmaker,  28  Booth 
Williams  James,  waiter,  18  Jasper 
Williams  James,  drayman,  108  Scott 
Williams  James,  drayman,  14  Sarah  Ann 
Williams  James  A.  whitewa'sher,  58  Perry 
Williams  James,  porter,  116  Hill 
Williams  James,  carter,  381  Harford  av  ex- 
tended 
Williams  Jesse,  drayman,  221  Dover 
Williams  John,  20  Biddle  al 
Williams  John  G.  barber,  179  York 
Williams  John  B.  waiter,  64  Dover 
Williams  John,  driver,  Dewberry  al  n'r  Bal- 
timore 
Williams  John  W.  mariner,  54  s  Dallas 
Williams  John,  laborer,  90  Central  av 
Williams  John  W.  stevedore,  26  Slemmer  al 
Williams  John  J.  barber.  247  Light 
Williams  John,  wagoner,  78  Forrest 
Williams  John,  laborer,  19  Marion 
Williams  Joseph,  28  Edward 
Williams  Joshua,  grain  runner,  34  Vine 
Williams  Josiah,  fireman,  137  York 
Williams  Julia,  cook,  12  Chesnut  al 
Williams  Julia  Ann,  8  Patapsco  av 
Williams  Julia,  laundress,  176  York 
Williams  Kesiah,  laundress,  3  Arbor  al 
Williams  Kitty,  35  L.  Monument 
Williams  Leah,  washerwoman,  4  Jew  al 
Williams  Leah,  laundress,  11  Eutaw  ct 
Williams  Lewis,  woodsawyer,  4  Bethel  ct 
Williams  Lloyd,  oyster  shucker,  60  Vine 
Williams  Louis,  laborer,  70  Chesnut 
Williams  Louisa,  laundress,  5  Bankert  al 
Williams  Lydia,  laundress,  46  Orchard 
Williams  Louisa,  laundress,  133  s  Spring 
Williams  Louisa,  washerwoman ,  136  n  Spring 
Williams  Margaret,  laundress,  55  Biddle  al 
Williams  Martha,  Necessity  al 
Williams  Mary,  confectionery,  134  n  Caroline 
Williams  Mary,  laundress,  190  Stirling 
Williams  Maey  Jane,  chambermaid,  138  York 
Williams  Mary,  laundress,  15  Cecil 
Williams  Matilda,  laundress,  224  Hanover 
Williams  Monemia,  46  Tyson 
Williams  Mrs.  Nancy,  cook,  48  Elbow  la 
Williams  Noah,  tool  sharpener,  30  Dover 
Williams  Priscilla,  nurse,  13  Jasper 
Williams  Richard  H.  laborer,  14  Lester 
Williams  Richard  H.  waiter,  40  Davis 
Williams  Richard,  porter,  23  L.  Monument 
Williams  Robert,  laborer,  210  Dover 
Williams  Robert,  drayman,  21  Wayne 
Williams  Rodney,  coachman,  138  Orchard 
Williams  Rosetta,  96  East 
Williams  Samuel,  brickmaker,  55  Wayne 
Williams  Sarah,  laundress,  52  Wayne 
Williams  Sebastian  B.  barber,  136  Chesnut 
Williams  Solomon,  laborer,  210  s  Caroline 
Williams  Susan,  laundress,  480  Harford  av 
Williams  Thos.  coachman,  55  L.  Monument 
Williams  Walter,  mariner,  54  Forrest 
Williams  Wm.  mariner,  96  East 
Williams  Wm.  blacksmith,  207  s  Howard 


Williams  Rev.  Wm.  162  East 

Williams  Wm.  carter,  86  Burgundy  al 

Willis  John,  wagoner,  4  Lester  ct 

Wilmer  Mary  J.  143  Chesnut 

Wilmer  Mary,  seamstress,  48  Tyson 

Wilmore  Daniel,  laborer,  52  L.  Monument 

Wi  more  Edward,  waiter,  171  Sarah  Ann 

Wilmore  Henry,  28  s  Bethel 

Wilmore  John,  drayman,  46  Orchard 

Wilmore  John,  laborer,  87  North 

Wilmore  Amey,  47  Tyson  al 

Wilmot  Randall,  mariner,  213  Mullikin 

Wilmore  Rebecca,  54  Davis 

Wilson  Anna,  80  East 

Wilson  Anna,  192  s  Dallas 

Wilson  Anna,  cook,  5  Tyson 

Wilson  Anthony,  86  East 

Wilson  Ada,  laundress,  141  York 

Wilson  Arthur,  drayman,  131  Hanover 

Wilson  Benj.  porter,  233  Dover 

Wilson  Benj.  laborer,  101  Harford  av 

Wilson  B.  Samuel,  steward,  249  s  Charles 

Wilson  Charles,  porter,  49  French 

Wilson  Charles,  restaurant,  50  Dallas 

Wilson  Charles,  mariner,  16  s  Dallas 

Wilson  Charles,  laborer,  1  Union 

Wilson  Charles,  laborer,  5  Chesnut 

Wilson  Charles,  laborer,  5  Forrest 

Wilson  Charles,  grain  measurer,  rear  of  47 

King 
Wilson  Charles,  whitewasher,  50  Vine 
Wilson  Charlotte,  laundress,  158  s  Durham 
Wilson  Charity,  33  Rosa 
Wilson  Cassy,  cook,  36  Tyson 
Wilson  Cassandra,  6  Lester  ct 
Wilson  Daniel,  stevedore,  51  Jefferson 
Wilson  Eliz.i,  laundress,  3  Tyson 
Wilson  Elizabeth,  teacher,  33  Ross 
Wilson  Fredk.  rags,  75  East 
Wilson  George,  laborer,  13  Short 
Wilson  Hannah,  cook,  86  Cider  al 
Wilson  Mrs.  Hannah,  laundress,  62  Dover 
Wilson  Harriet,  90  n  Dallas 
Wilson  Henry,  furn.  wagon,  92  n  Sprint 
Wilson  Henry,  caulker,  27  Regester      '^ 
Wilson  Henry,  oyster  shucker,  172  Mullikin 
Wilson  Hester,  73  s  Chapel 
Wilson  Hezekiah,  waiter,  83  Welcome  al 
Wilson  Jacob,  waiter,  272  s  Howard 
Wilson  Jacob,  mariner,  181  York 
Wilson  James,  laborer,  34  Albert  al 
Wilson  James  S.  barber,  Douglas  2d  door  w 

of  Aisquith 
Wilson  James,  16  Tyson  al 
Wilson  James,  hackman,  16  Elbow  la 
Wilson  James,  67  n  Dallas 
Wilson  Jane,  laundress,  13  Park 
Wilson  Jane,  laundress,  76  Burgundy  al 
Wilson  Jefferson,  laborer,  59  Williamson 
Wilson  Jeremiah,  mariner,  135  n  Caroline 
Wilson  Jeremiah,  grain  measurer,  112  Hen- 
rietta 
Wilson  Jesse,  laborer,  316  Montgomery 
Wilson  John,  194  s  Chapel 
Wilson  John,  mariner,  141  York 
Wilson  John,  teamster,  15  Marion 
Wilson  John  W.  laborer,  272  a  Howard 
Wilson  John,  laborer,  4  Bath 
Wilson  Levi,  75  Sarah  Ann 
Wilson  Lizzie,  laundress,  217  Hamburo- 
Wilson  Lucy  A.  laundress,  34  Forrest^ 
Wilson  Margaret,  washerwoman,  116  n  Dallas 
Wilson  Mary,  washerwoman,  2  Braddock  al 


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COLORED  PERSONS. 


"Wilson  Mary,  32  Short 

Wilson  Nancy,  28  Holland 

Wilson  Rachel,  laundress,  103  Tyson 

Wilson  Robert,  rear  of  55  Lee 

Wilson  Samuel,  waiter,  13  Haw 

Wilson  Samuel  J.  carter,  44  Vine 

Wilson  Samuel,  laborer,  52  Williamson  al 

Wilson  Sarah,  51  Short 

Wilson  Shadrach,  waiter,  86  Jasper 

Wilson  Thomas,  huckster,  39  Commerce,  dw 

210  Mullikin 
Wilson  Wm.  laborer,  190  s  Dallas 
Wilson  Wm.  A.  barber,  331  n  Howard 
Wilson  Wm.  carter,  44  Vine 
Wilson  Wm.  clerk,  115  s  Spring 
Wilson  Wm.  H.  fireman,  62  Dorer 
Wilson  Wm.  scowman,  91  n  Dallas 
Wilson  Wm.  brickmaker,  57  s  Bethel 
Winder  Lucy,  14  Wayne 
Winfield  Joseph,  manner,  79  L.  Church 
Win?  John,  laborer,  24  Cecil  al 
Winsey  Wm.  H.  brickmaker,   116  e  Fayette 
Winson  James,  laborer,  209  Hamburg 
Winson  Perry,  porter,  12  Raborg 
Winters  Samuel,  waiter,  284  s  Howard 
Wise  A.  B.  n  e  cor  High  and  Watson 
Wise  Mrs.  Susan,  22  Wayne 
Wisher  Charlotte,  cook,  4  Harden 's  ct 
Wisher  Isaac,  brickmaker,  420  s  Charles 
Wolford  John,  laborer,  9  Cecil 
Wood  Alex,  sr.,  waiter,  39  State 
Wood  Alex,  jr.,  waiter,  39  State 
Wood  Joseph,  waiter,  39  State 
Wood  Wm.  H.  mariner,  39  State 
Woodin  Edward,  laborer,  141  York 
Woodley  John  J.  grain  measurer,  211  Ham- 
burg 
Woodland  Priscilla,  cook,  37  Park 
Woods  Benj.  laborer,  2  Lester  ct 
Woods  Ellen,  teacher,  27  East 
Woods  Hiram,  drayman,  233  Henrietta 
Woods  Lizzie,  laundress,  87  Hill 
Woods  Stephen,  porter,  108  Chesnut 
Woods  Wm.  H.  108  Chesnut 
Woods  Wm.  laborer^  5  Cecil 
Woods  Zephaniah,  drayman,  98  Stirling 
Woodyard  Charles,  hackman,  14  Jasper 
Wood  yard  Daniel,  cooper,  11  Tyson  al,  dw 

38  Park 
Woodyard  Daniel,  cooper,  38  Park 
Woodyear  Sarah  Ann,  118  Welcome  al 
Woolford  Bartholomew,  carter,  182  Henrietta 
Woolford  Emory,  brickmaker,  182  Henrietta 
Wordan  Jordan,  sailor,  142  n  Dallas 
Worthington  Ann,  10  Jasper 
Wright  Ann,  5  Gillingham  al 
Wright  Mrs.  Ann  M.  cook,  62  DoTer 
Wright  Alfred,  oyster  shucker,  8 Cohen  al 
Wright  Benj.  laborer,  631  Penna.  av 
Wrig;ht  Caroline,  laundress,  14  Raborg 
Wright  Charles,  mariner,  4  Short  al 
Wright  Charles,  barber,  22  e  Baltimore 
Wright  George  S.  laborer,  10  Richmond 
Wright  Quorge,  laborer,  31  McElderryct 


Wright  Harrison,  stevedore,  110  n  Dallas 
Wright  Henrietta,  15  Water  row 
Wright  Isaac  H.  grain  runner,  44  Union 
Wright  Isaac,  sawyer,  183  Dover 
Wright  Julia,  9  Eutawct 
Wright  Louisa,  laundress,  5  Biddle  al 
Wright  Margaret,  laundress,  12  Myer's  ct 
Wright  Richard,  laborer,  7  Herring  ct 
Wright  Robert,  barkeeper,  5  Gillingham  al 
Wright  Robert  H.  huckster,  85  s  Sharp 
Wright  Robt.  whip  sawyer,  8  Warren,  F.  P. 
Wright  Samuel,  whitewasher,  108  St.  Mary 
Wright  Stephen,  grain  measurer,  44  Union 
Wright  Thomas,  whip  sawyer,  173  s  Bethel 
■Wright  Wesley,  15  Short 
Wright  Wm.  brickmaker,  127  Dover 
Wright  Wm.  whip  sawyer,  42  Jefferson 
Wye  Philip,  lumber  wagoner,  188  s  Bethel 


Yeates  Arnold,  porter,  Tripolet  al 

Yock  John,  10  n  Dallas 

Young  Anna  M.  17  Herring  ct 

Young  Benj.  laborer,  56  East 

Young  Cecelia,  laundress,  8  Booth 

Young  Elizabeth,  14  s  Bethel 

Young  Elizabeth,  laundress,  27  Eaist 

Young  George,  porter,  217  s  Charles 

Young  Harrison,  laborer,  30  Hill 

Young  Henry,  laborer,  153  Low 

Young  Ibby,  22  n  Dallas 

Young  Isaac,  waiter,  145  n  Caroline 

Young  Jacob  J.  laborer,  25  East 

Young  James,  mariner,  38  Forrest 

Young  James,  laborer,  ]52  n  Eden 

Young  Jenkins,  waiter,  72  Burgundy  al 

Young  John,  brickmaker,  75  Leadenhall 

Young  John  S.  mariner,  9  Stirling 

Young  John  S.  laborer,  4  Dawson  al 

Young  John,  waiter,  5  Sali.sbury  al 

Young  Joseph,  laborer,  45  East 

Young  Joseph,  blacksmith,  27  Wayne 

Young  Leonard,  farmer,  Windsor  Mill  road 

nr  Fremont 
Young  Louisa,  75  Leadenhall 
Young  Mary,  laundress,  9  Stirling 
Young  Mary  E.  64  Henrietta 
Young  Michael,  waiter,  94  St.  Paul 
Young  Nora  S.  washerwoman,  30  n  Eden 
Young  Robert,  soldier,  217  s  Charles 
Young  Samuel,  steward,  81  Hillen 
Young  Somerset,  laborer,  8  Bot)th 
Young  Spencer,  laborer,  295  s  Eutaw 
Young  Thomas,  whitewasher,  199  Mullikin 
Young  Tilghman,  drayman,  29  Wayne 
Young  Wm.  H.  laborer,  166  Henrietta 
Young  Wm.  S.  porter,  8  Booth 


ZioN  (Meth.  Epis.)  Africaw  Chiirch,  s  e 
cor  Montgomery  and  Howard 


■WM.  P.  VrKBn,  ?I«rln«>,  Fire  and  Uft  lMwr»ne«  Agent  «ndBrok«r 
BeneSt  lilfe  IiMwranee  Co.,  Ifetmrk,  W.  J.,"  99  ■•eoi 


Agemt  •<9I«taal 


LAWRENCE  D.  DIETZ  &  CO. 


IMPORTERS  AND  WHOLESALE  DEALERS  IN 


Crerxnan^  English  and  French 


HOSIERY,  NOTIONS,  &c. 

No.  308  WEST   BALTIMORE  STREET, 

BETWEEN  HOWARD  AND  LIBERTY  STREETS, 


At  the  Lowest  Prices,  always  on  hand,  by  the  Dozen,  Gross  or  Case, 

Pins,  Needles,  Pencils,  Colognes,  Hair  Oil,  Blacking,  Shoe  Laces,  Corset  Laces,  Combs 
Cords,  Buttons,  Sewing  Silk,  Hooks  and  Eyes,  Whalebone,  Tapes,  Pens,  Ink,  Cotton 
Batts,  Handkerchiefs,  Fine  Tooth  Combs,  Hosiery,  Pocket  Books,  Spool  Cottons,  Tooth 
Brushes,  Hair  Brushes,  Playing  Cards,  Suspenders,  Vest  Buckles,  Shirt  Collars,  Gum 
Balls,  Carpet  Tacks,  Snuff.Boxes,  Shoe  Thread,  Watch  Guards,  Cravats,  Pocket  Knives, 
Kazors,  Patent  Thread,  Carpenters'  Pencils,  Thimbles,  Lyon's  Kathairon,  Barry's  Tricoph- 
erous.  Umbrellas,  Wool  Yarn,  and  a  great  many  goods  too  numerous  to  mention,  which 
will  be  sold  as  low  as  any  place  in  Baltimore,  or  any  Northern  City. 

Goods  delivered  Free  to  all  parts  of  the  City.    Also,  Free  to  R.  R. 
Stations  and  Steamboats. 

|I3=PARTICULAR  ATTENTION  PAID  TO  ORDERS. 


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HOSIERY,  NOTIONS,  &c. 

308  ¥ir.  BALTIMORE!   STREEIT^ 

BETWEEN  HOWAED  AND  LIBEETY  STEEETS, 

^i3=>See  other  side  of  Leaf. 


y^        88  &  90         -^ 

LOMBARD    STREET, 


The  Prcprietor  of  this  Mtablishment  would  respectfully  call  the  attontiou  of  dealers  in 


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mwm  mimm  mimim 

Generally,  to  his  Large  Stock,  which  is  complete  throughout  the  year.     Having  the  very 
best  facilities  for  Manufacturing,  Impokting  and  Buying,  purchasers  of  this  class  of 
Goods,  for  either  HOME  OR  FOREIGN  MARKETS,  can  always  rely  upoa  finding 
one  of  the  largest  stocks  to  select  from  and  at  the  Lowest  Prices. 
Particular  attention  paid  to  Orders  by  Mail. 

•^SEE  OTHER  SIDE  OF  LEAF. 


^  ^         SUCCESSOR  TO  ROBINSON  &  LORD,    ^-^ 

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House-Keeping  Articles 


AND 


88  and  90  LOMBARD  STREET, 

W8EE  OTHEE  SIDE  OF  LEAF. 


J.  E.  HALSEY  &  CO. 

No.  10  BARCLAY  STREET, 


REGULAR  SALES  OF 

DRY  GOODS,  BOOTS  AND  SHOES,  STRAW 
GOODS,  CLOTHING,  &C. 

HELD  ON   EACH   TUESDAY    AND  FRIDAY, 

B^'Cash  Advances  made  on  consignments,  without  any  additional  charge. 


nsroTiOE. 

The  undersigned  would  beg  leave  to  call  the  attention  of  the  Hardware  and  Cutlery 
Trade  generally  to  the  fact  of  our  having  fitted  up,  as  a  first  class  HARDWARE 
SALESROOM,  the  second  floor  of  our  Auction  House 

No.  10   BARCLAY   STREET, 

with  glass  Show  Cases,  (for  Cutlery)  Gun  Racks,  &c. 

Regular  Sales  of  HARDWARE,  CUTLERY  AND  GUNS  will  be  held  in  this  room 
on  each  THURSDAY  throughout  the  season,  and  will  in  no  manner  conflict  with  our 
Regular  Sales  of  Foreign  and  Domestic  DRY  GOODS,  BOOTS  AND  SHOES,  CLOTH- 
ING, STRAW  GOODS,  &c.,  &c.,  which  will  be  held,  as  heretofore,  on  each  Tuesday 
and  Friday  throughout  the  season,  on  our  first  floor. 

From  our  intimate  acquaintance  with  the  Hardware  Trade,  we  feel  confident  that  we 
can  give  entire  satisfaction,  and  refer,  with  much  pleasure,  to 


Messrs.  CLAFLIN,  MELLEN  &.  CO.,  N.  Y. 
"       HOWARD,  SANGER  &  CO.,  N.  Y. 
"        CRONIN,  HURXTHAL  &  SEARS,  N.  Y. 


GEO.  D.  H.  GILLESPIE,  Esq.,  N.  Y. 
RICHARD  P.  BRUFF,  Esq.,  N.  Y. 
ALBERT  JEWETT,  Esq.,  N.  Y. 


J.  E.  HALSEY  &  00.,  Auctioneers, 


No.  10  Barclay  Street,  K".  Y. 


WHOLESALE  AGENCY 


FOR  THE  SALE  OF 


BECK    &    BACHMAN'S 

CELEBRATED 

FINE  CUT  CHEWING  AND  SMOKING 

ALSO,  DEALERS  IN 

CIGARS 

HaamfaetEFei  Tobace©, 
G.  CHALIADA  Sc  CO. 

130    ^w.   lo3i:jb^m>    ^"FJREET, 


9    "ma 


Wifitei^! 


^0mnTt.sst0Jt  liertliant, 


AND   IMPORTER    OF 


HAVANA  CIGARS, 


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FOR   THE   CELEBRATED 


CHAS.  PARRE 


No.  18  COMMERCE  STREET, 


O^.    W.    GS^AIL. 


CHIilSTIAN^    J\.X. 


G.  W.  GAIL  &;  AX, 


Manufacturers  of  all  kinds  of 


Smoking;  Fine  Cut  Chewing  Tobacco, 

SlfWITF  &  CIGARS, 

Also,  Importers  of  PIPES,  SNUFF  BOXES,  &:c. 
No.    ^2H    B^TmE    STREET, 


G.  W.  GAIL, 

lUilliriK,,-''. 


CHRISTIAN  AX, 

Balttmarr. 


GEO.  I.  KUCHLER. 

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GAIL,  AX  &  KtTGHLiER, 

IDEI^OT     OIF 

G.  W.  GAIL  &  AX'S  MANUFACTURES, 
No.  165  WATER  STREET, 


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NEAR    MAIDEN    LANE, 


NE^VV    YORK. 


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Are  especially  invited  to  examine  the  stock  of  goods  that  we  offer  for  the  fall  trade.  A 
member  of  the  firm  has  traveled  all  the  manufacturing  districts  in  Europe  during  the 
past  summer,  taking  great  pains  to  select  the  most  desirable  articles  that  could  be  found. 
Importing  direct  from  the  manufacturers,  (thereby  saving  commissions,  charges,  &c.,)  we 
procure  the  goods  at  first  cost,  consequently  enabling  us  to  sell  upon  terms  equal  to  any 
establishment  in  the  United  States. 


TEA  TKATS  AND  WAITERS, 

In  great  variety,  prices  and  qualities  to  suit  any  locality. 

TABLE  CUTLERY, 

A  complete  assortment,  from  the  commonest  article  for  servants,  to  the  finest  class  of  goods  for  table  use. 

BRONZED  AND  BRASS  FIRE  SETS, 

Of  very  many  patterns  of  foreign  and  our  own  manufacture,  in  sets  to  match  or  separately. 

HIGH  WIRE  NURSERY  FENDERS, 

Also  French  Folding  Fenders,  French  Drawing  Room  and  Library  Fenders,  Blower  Stands,  Spittoons, 
Standards,  &c.,  &c. 

PLANISHED  TIN  WARE, 

ChaflSng  Dishes,  Coffee  Urns,  Coffee  Pots,  &c. 

BRUSHES, 

Crumb,  Hearth,  Dusting,  Sweeping,  Plate,  Furniture,  &o. 

COPPER  TEA  AND  TODDY  KETTLES, 

Coal  Hods,  Saucepans. 

English  and  American  Enameled  Ware. 
TABLE  AND  DOOR  MATS,  JAPANNED  TOILET  SETS, 

Or  the  separate  pieces  in  dozens, 

PLAIN  TIN  WARE 

Of  our  own   Manufacture. 

PLATED  WARE. 

Tea  and  Coffee  Pots,  Coffee  Urns,  Castors  50  patterns,  Entre  Dishes,  Candlesticks,  Goblets,    Children's  Cups, 
Cake  Baskets,  Waiters. 

ALBATA  SPOONS,  FORKS,  &e. 

Of  A  1  stock,  and  full  weight  of  Silver  guaranteed. 

FRENCH  BRONZE  GOODS, 

statuettes,  Figures  from  3  inches  to  6  feet  in  height,  Clocks,   Candelabras,  Card  Plates,  Match   Boxes,  &c. 

PARIAN  MARBLE   WARE, 

Of  New  Subjects  and  Articles. 

PATENT   AND  COMMON  CORKSCREWS,  CHAMPAGNE  NIPPERS, 

Moulds  for  Ice  Cream,  Jelly  Cake,  &c. 

BRITANNIA  WARE, 

Tea  and  Coffee  Pots,  Castors,  Pitchers. 

Sardine  Openers,  Oyster  Knives,  Nut  Piclis,  Nut  Craclts,  Bronze  Hat  Racl(s, 

Umbrella  Stands,  kc. 

Frencli  Cliina  Dinner  and  Tea  Sets,  Rich  Fancy  Goods. 

SIO   Sc   S18  BaltiiMiore-st.,  Baltimoi*e. 

Oatalogne  desoriptive  of  Stock,  Gratia.  MARBLE  BTJILDINa. 


siiiii  raaiisiiMi  iiii; 


IMPORTERS  OF  AND  DEALERS  IN 


BRONZES,  OLOCIiJ^,  JAP^IVIVERY, 

FAMILiY  HARDVITARE^  &c.^  Ac, 

216  and  218  BALTIMORE-ST. 


BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 


Adjusters  of  A-^erages. 

Norris  Thomas  M.  s  w  cor  Gay  and  Lombard 
Thompson  Samuel  T.  24  w  Second 

Agencies— Mercantile. 

Blick  Thomas  H.  over  36  w  Second 
McKillop  John  &  Co.  n  e  cor  Baltimore  a^d 

Charles,  up  stairs 
Pratt  Jabez  D.  &  Co.  s  w  cor  Baltimore  and 

Charles,  up  stairs 
Root  Henry  R.  5  St.  Paul 

Agents— Advertising. 

Holtzman  C.  C.  25  n  Gilmor 

Miner  Joseph  Charles,  416  Lexington 


Agents— Insurance. 


ing  P.  0. 

■  Baltimore  and 


Boggs  &  Co.  12  s  Gay 
Carey  George,  Second,  adjomi 
Comegys   Benjamin,  OTer  cor 

Charles 
Didier  Henry  A.  45  Commercial  Buildings 
Hopper  Samuel  W.  T.  69  Second 
Johnston  Thomas  D.  73  and  75  Second 
Krebs  &  Hall,  58  Exchange  place 
Luckett  Roger  C.  83  w  Second 
Meredith  Gilmor,  49  Exchange  place 
Montague  Chas.  P.  77  w  Second 
Montague  William  L.  n  w  cor  South  and 

Water 
Norris  Thomas  M.  s  wcor  Gay  and  Lombard 
O'Donnell  C.  Oliver,  52  s  Gay 
Proud  J.  G.  &  Sons,  63  w  Second 
Richardson  Edward  J.  «fe  Sons,  9  Franklin 

building 
Spear  Wm.  65  Second 
Sutton  Lewis,  9  North 
Thompson  Samuel  T.  24  w  Second 
Trump  Charles  N.  50  Hanover 
Webb  Wm.  P.  89  w  Second 
Wilson  Henry  P.  C.  5  Franklin  buildings 

Agents— Property  and  Collectors. 

Abbes  Thomas  H.  26  Stirling 
Adier  Joseph,  64  s  Eden 
Adreon  Pearson,  71  Raborg 
Balloch  Robert,  478  Lexington 
Barry  Capt.  John  J.  222  w  Fayette 
Brewer  Nicholas,  84  Aisquith 
Bride  John  H.  139  w    Madison 
Carlisle  James  H.  32  Aisquith 


Charles  Benjamin,  135  s  Broadway 

Colton  Wm.  51  w  Fayette 

Colton  George  &  Co.  28  w  Second 

Davis  G.  W.  51  w  Fayette 

Garritee  Wm.  L.  231  Aisquith 

Glocker  &  Norris,  63  w  Fayette 

Harr  Peter,  28  St.  Paul 

Harrington  E.  79  Second 

Hobbs  Washington  H.  2  s  Front 

Jelliff  Aaron,  Gittings  building,  s  e  cor  Second 

and  South 
Jones  John  P.  P.  4  n  Calhoun 
Littig  Caleb,  81  n  Eutaw 
Mackison  Daniel,  76  n  Broadway 
Mcintosh  Daniel,  76  n  Broadway 
Miner  Joseph  Charles,  416  Lexington 
Murray  Heron  C.  2  Jarvis  buildings 
Myers  Henry,  163  w  Lombard 
Powles  Henry,  26  St,  Paul 
Ray  John  B.  28  St.  Paul 
Reid  Thomas  N.  189  n  Howard 
Reynolds  Lindsay  H.  279  e  Madison 
Robinson  Nicholas,  32  St.  Paul 
Robinson  Thornton  F.  356  w  Fayette 
Rodgers    Henry   W.  s   w  cor  Chai-les   and 

Fayette 
Starr  Edward  G,  689  Lexington 
Stevenson  Henry,  67  w  Second 
Thorbe  Wm.  W.  718  Lexington 
Warfield  Wm.  13  St.  Paul 
Weaver  Daniel,  228  e  Pratt 
Weil  Marx,  236  Canton  av 
Wilson  J.  Baynard,  149  North 
Yearly  Alexander  &  Son,  15  St.  Paul 

Agents— Real   Estate. 

[See  Brokers.] 

Dashiell  S.  K.  32  St.  Paul,  n  of  Fayette 
Gould  Alexander,  jr.,  72  Second 
Gould  Benjamin  Franklin,  72  w  Second 
Shook  Albert  H.  Mechanics'  Exchange 
Stevenson  Rev.  Wesley,  3  Law  buildings 

Agricultural  Implements. 

Allard  Joseph,  18  Warner 

Bickford  &  Hoffman,  90  and  92  s  Charles 

Bosley  &  Co.  6  Light  st.  wharf 

Bru.ster  &  Griffith,  42  e  Monument 

Bruster  &  Griffith,  49  n  Paca 

Chenoweth  Geo.  E.  1  Swan 

Chapman  Nicholas  P.  148  w  Pratt 

Cook  Jasper,  83  Hamburg 

Corser  Charles  F.  90  and  92  s  Charles 

Cromwell  Richard,  46  and  48  Light 


J.  HBBTRIT  GIKSB,   Commission  Merclxant.   for   the   mQo   of  Flour,   Gralii,  BeecU,  <S(C. 
Roaendale  Cem«ut  uad  C&lciaed  Ptutor  constoutlT-  ou.  hjuxd,  91  Sptae'a  "Wtuarf. 


486 


BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 


Goldsborough  Martin,  49  Courtland 

Harding  Wm.  H.  s  w  cor  Barre  and  Light 

Linton  John  G.,  45  w  Pratt 

McArdell  Samuel  T.  14  Scott 

Mottu  Abraham  G.  40  Ensor 

Norris  Thomas,  141  w  Pratt 

Sinclair  Robert,  jr.  &  Co.,  58,  60  and  62  Light 

Whitman  E.  &  Sons,  22  and  24  s  Calvert 

Ambrotypes,  Daguerreotypes   and 
Photographs. 

Eassford  John  T.  480  Lexington 

Baumgarten  Henry,  560  w  Baltimore 

Eendann  Brothers,  207  w  Baltimore 

Coss  &  Leach,  over  159  w  Baltimore 

D'Alniaine  George,  91  w  Baltimore 

Dampf  J.  H.  &  Co.  over  105  w  Baltimore 

Davis  Wm.  63  e  Baltimore 

Fischer  &  Bro.,  over  103  w  Baltimore 

Hinkle  Adam,  over  357  w  Baltimore 

Israel  &  Co.,  over  125  w  Baltimore 

Korn  Charles,  472  w  Baltimore 

Leach  &  Edkins,  93  w  Baltimore 

McCarriar  James,  11  w  Baltimore 

Moltz  Henry,  217  w  Baltimore 

Miller  W.J.  256  w  Pratt 

Miles  &  Windsor,  over  205  w  Baltimore 

Perry  &  Bro.,  121  w  Baltimore 

Perkins  J.  W.  over  211  w  Baltimore 

Perkins  P.  Lenfield,  over  99,  101  and  207  w 
Baltiniore 

Pollock  Henry,  155  w  Baltimore 

Ridgely  Richard  D.  s  e  cor  Eutaw  and  Lex- 
ington ' 

Shorey  Wm.  F.  87  w  Baltimore 

Sweet  Wm.  H.  over  147  Lexington 

Tucker  Joseph,  465  w  Baltimore 

Varden  &  Lansdale,  over  220  w  Baltimore 

Weaver  John  W.  85  w  Baltimore 

Walzl  John  H.  over  213  w  Baltimore 

Walzl  Louis,  over  65  w  Baltimore 

Walzl  Richard,  over  77  w  Baltimore 

Wheeden  &  Son,  135  s  Broadway 

Whitehurst  J.  H.  over  123  w  Baltimore 

Young  J.  H.,  over  s  w  cor  Baltimore  and 
Charles,  and  205  w  Baltimore 

Antiquarian  Books,  &c. 

Des  Forges  John  P.  12  Light 
Reed  Robert  A.  76  n  .Eutaw 

Apothecaries  and  Chemists. 

Adkisson  Dr.  Wm.  H.  H.  n  e  cor  Eutaw  and 

Saratoga 
Andre  J.  Ridgaway,  71  Aisquith 
Andrews  &  Thompson,  5  w  Baltimore 
A.sh  &  Ru.ssell,  n  w  cor  Caroline  and  Orleans 
Balmer  James,  n  e  cor  Baltimore  and  High 
Baxley   J.    Brown,    s  e   corner  Howard  and 

Franklin 
Bell  Henry,  113  w  Fayette 
Biede  Adolphus,  218  s  Broadway 
Bode  Wm.  s  e  cor  Fremont  and  Columbia 
Eoucsein  Lewis,  s  c  cor  Pratt  and  Eden 
Bowling  J.  W.  &,  Bro.  n   e  cor  Madison  and 

Biddle 
Bowers  James  W.,  705  w  Baltimore 
Brack  Charles  E.,  17  Brown 
Brawner  Andrew  H.  78  Ensor 

JkO.  S.  PAGE  &  BR0.7  M«^uft.ctu» era    of  Roof*   nnd   Roofing   BlaterlaU,  IH   SmltU's 
Wharf.     C.  HART  SMITH,  Agent, 


Caspari  Charles  &  Wm.  C.  n  e  cor  Baltimore 
and  Calhoun 

Caspari  Charles  &  William  C.  44  n  Gay,  and 
cor  Biddle  and  Penna.  av 

Coleman  &  Rogers,  173  w  Baltimore 

Cox  E.  Gover,  n  w  cor  Baltimore  and  Pine 

Coskery  J.  Henry,  s  e  cor  St.  Paul  and  Fay- 
ette 

Cunningham  Wm.  W.  158  n  Central  av 

Donavin  Matthew  W.  s  e  cor  Lee  and  Eutaw 

Duhurst  Charles  H.  27  w  Pratt 

Duke  A,  W.  178  e  Eager 

Elliott  Henry  A.  &  Bro.,  286  Lexington 

Ely  Wm.  T.  s  e  cor  Saratoga  and  Calvert 

Epple  Wm.  n  w  cor  Light  and  Montgomery 

Erans  Charles  H.  226  Mulberry 

Evans  Thomas  B.  s  e  cor  Ann  and  Aliceanna 

Ewing  James  H.  280  w  Baltimore 

Faithful  Wm.  T.  n  e  cor  Republican  and 
Fayette  ,  _        . 

Fleming  J.  R.  n  e  cor  Fayette  and  Popple- 
ton  „  ,  .  J 

Fleming  William  S.  n  e  cor  Baltimore  and 
Pearl 

Frames  J.  P.  &  Bro.  328  n  Gay 

Goldsborough  Leander,  90  Penna.  av 

Gosman  Adam  J.  n  e  cor  Baltimore  and  Gay 

Greentree  Hiram,  cor  Preston  and  Garden 

Hance  James,  82  Columbia 

Hance  Seth  S.  108  w  Baltimore 

Hancock  John  F.  n  w  cor  Baltimore  ^nd  Ca- 
roline 

Harryman  C.  C.  158  e  Pratt 

Hassencamp  Ferdinand,  73  Hanover 

Healey  James  E.  n  w  cor  Baltimore  and  Eden 

Hodgson  Charles  H.  269  Mulberry 

Huck  Richard,  492  w  Fayette 

Hudson  Charles  H.  s  e  cor  Hanover  and 
Lombard 

Jackel  John  Jacob,  26  Hanover 

Jennings  N.  Hynson  &  Co.,  88  n  Charles 

King  G.  M.  104  Hill 

Kirbv  J.  Edward,  cor  Franklin  and  Ogston 

Koechling  Henry  M.  95  s  Broadway 

Kurtz  Joseph,  s  e  cor  High  and  Lombard 

Laroque  John  M.  20  w  Baltimore 

Lemmon  J.  H.  659  w  Baltimore 

Littlefield  Rufus  P.  67  Pine 

Love  Wm.  S.  9  Penn 

Macpherson  Samuel,  a  w  cor  Mulberry  and 
Charles 

Medinger  Edward  G.  n  c  cor  Monument  and 
Aisquith 

Metzgar  Franklin,  s  e  cor  Gay  and  Exeter 

Monsarrat  Oscar,  113  s  Broadway 

Moore  &  Diffenbach,   n  e  cor  Hanover  and 

Moore  J.  Faris,  s  w  cor  Howard  and  Madison 
Morrison  Franklin  W.  219  Mulberry 
Nicholls  Wm.  L  n  e  cor  Ross  and  Biddle 
Noelle  Charles  &  Son,  18  s  Broadway 
Ohlendorf  J.  C.  84  Howard 
O'Neal  Dr.  John  W.  C.  n  e  cor  Eutaw  and 

Saratoga 
Orrick  Wm.  K.  n  e  cor  Park  and  Fayette 
Paul  Jabez  S.   Fremont,  intersection  Penna. 

avenue 
Perkins  J.  H.  &  Co.  136  n  Howard 
Perkins  Dr.  Elisha  H.  s  w  cor  Baltimore  and 

Greene 
Perkins  J.   F.  &  Bro.  s  w   cor  Greene  and 

Franklin 
Phillips  Llewellyn,  s  e  cor  Pratt  and  Paca 


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Pitt  Thomas  I.  n  e  cor  Hig;h  and  Pratt 

Read  Edward  B.  n  e  cor  Baltimore  and  Ann 

Read  John  W.  96  s  Broadway 

Read  Wm.  H.  63  s  Broadway 

Reynolds  Henry  S.  jr.,  648  w  Fayette 

Robbins  Moses  S.  245  Light 

Roberts  Joseph,  cor  Harford  and  Greenmount 
avenues 

Robinson  Nicholas  N.  58  Gay  cor  Saratoga 

Rogers  Charles  P.  632  w  Fayette 

Ross  James  F.  s  w  cor  Baltimore  and  Repub- 
lican 

Russell  Eugene  J.,  n  e  cor  Canton  av  and  Ann 
Seelback  Wm.  455  w  Baltimore 
Sharp  &  Dohme,  s  w  cor  Pratt  and  Howard 
Sherley  Charles,  108  3  Eutaw 
Sims  William,  22  n  Paca 
Smith  J.  Jacob,  n  e  cor  Lexington  and  Eutaw 
Stewart  J.  V.  D.  se  cor  Hanover  and  Camden 
Tilyard  Charles,  257  Saratoga 
Turner  J,  Harvey,  116  n  Greene 
Wagner  Chas.  A.  310  n  Gay 
Waterhouse  Wm.  E.  334  Penna.  av 
Webster  Wm.  W.  cor  Charles  and  Lee 
Werneburg  &  Schad,  s  ecor  Bond  and   Can- 
ton av 
Werneburg  William ^s  e  cor  High  and  Lom- 
bard 
Weineburg   William,   n   e  cor    Charles  and 

Montgomery 
Whittle  T.  S.  n  w  cor  Aisquith  and  Orleans 
Willis  Richard  s  e  cor  Lombard  and  Scott 
Winter  Jonas,  s  e  cor   Baltimore  and  Caro- 
line 
Wolf  Geo.  W.  100  Lexington 
Woods  &  Russell,  n  e  cor  Baltimore  and  Eu- 
taw 
Wright  Jas.  B.  s  w  cor  Broadway  and  Balti- 
more 
Wroth  Edward  W.  108  Richmond 

Architects  and  Civil  Engineers. 

Alexander  John  H.  272  Lexington 

Allen  Wm.  H.  265  e  Baltimore 

Anderson  A.  613  w  Lombard 

Andrews  R.  Snowden,  27  Hamilton 

Baldwin  E.  F.  57  w  Biddle 

Belden  James,  over  Chesapeake  Bank,  North 

Blanchard  H.  C.  s  w  cor  Charles  and  Fay- 
ette 

Bollman  Wendel,  Patapsco  works,  Clinton 

Brauns  Henry,  328  w  Lexington 

Bryson  Gilbert  H.,  City  Hall 

Caldwell  Wm.  d.  85  w  Fayette 

Colbert  Lewin  A.  383  w  Fayette 

Davidson,  Dickinson  &  Co.  58  w  Baltimore 

Dixon  Thos.  M.  over  117  w  Baltimore 

Faxen  Eben,  26  n  Charles 

Gott  Jackson  C.  31  n  Paca 

Gurney  Nathan  G.  (marine  engineer)  333 
Light 

Harris  Samuel,  141  w  Fayette 

Husband  John  J.  over  11  North 

Lind  E.  G.  over  s  w  cor  Charles  and  Fayette 

Neilson  J.  Crawford,  39  n  Charles 

Roche  Michael,  158  n  Calvert 

Wilkinson  J.  397  w  Fayette 

Artists. 

Boneau  de  St.  Marcel  E.  135  e  Baltimore 
D'Almaine  George,  91  w  Baltimore 


Enke  Ludwig,  123  w  Baltimore 

Getz  Chas.  S.  579  Lexington 

Harley  James   K.    over  s  w  cor  Charles  and 

Fayette 
Johnston  John  R.  5  Carroll  Hall 
Kennedy  Wm.  W.  82  w  Baltimore 
Kett  Emil,  102  Saratoga 
Mayer  Francis  B.,  Mulberry  nr  Charles 
Miller  Alfred  J.  264  w  Fayette 
Ruckle  Thos.    C.  over  n  w  cor  Charles  and 

■  Fayette 
Volkmar  Charles,  8  n  Frederick 
Weidenbach  August,  26  Pearl 

Artists'  Materials. 

[See  also  Paints,  Sfc] 

Dodge  Geo.  R.  42  w  Baltimore 
King  Wm.  &  Bro.  2n  Liberty 
Minifie  Wm.  114  w  Baltimore 

Artificial  Flowers. 

Beil  John,  130  Lexington 

Shaffner  Mrs.  Jacob,  74  w  Baltimore 

Attorneys  at  Law. 

Addison  Wm.  Meade,  29  Lexington 

Alexander  Thos.  S.  n  e  cor  Charles  and  Lex- 
ington 

Alexander  Wm.  76  w  Fayette 

Armstrong  John  A.  29  St.  Paul 

Atkinson  J.  T.  36  St.  Paul 

Baldwin  R.  W.  29  St.  Paul 

Bannon  M.  32  St.  Paul 

Barroll  Benj.  C.  82  w  Fayette 

Barry  Llewellyn  F.  80  w  Fayette 

Barry  Robt.  C.  n  w  cor  Lexington  and  Court- 
land 

Battee  Richard  Ridgely,  24  St.  Paul 

Bennett  Livingston  M.  219  Garden 

Benzinger  Fredk.  F.  19  Law  buildings 

Berry  Thos.  W.  82  w  Fayette 

Blackburn  John  C.  278  Saratoga 

Blanchard  E.  Wyatt,  38  St.  Paul 

Bond  Wm.  B.  32  St.  Paul 

Bouldin  Randolph  J.  6  St.  Paul 

Bowen  Levi  K.  26  n  Calvert 

Brent  Robt.  J.  31  Lexington 

Brewer  John  M.  59)^  w  Fayette 

Brice  Geo.  H.  46  St.  Paul 

Brickenstein  L.  C.  43  n  Charles 

Brooke  Franklin  E.  P.  45  St.  Paul 

Brown  David  R.  13  Lexington 

Brown  Stewart,  40  St.  Paul 

Brush  Chas.  W.  217  Garden 

Bryan  &  Atkinson,  36  St.  Paul 

Bryan  Wm.  S.  30  St.  Paul 

Byrd  Alfred  H.  17  St.  Paul 

Campbell  James  Mason,  29  Lexington 

Carroll  James,  31  St.  Paul 

Carson  John,  71  w  Fayette 

Carter  Bernard,  29  Lexington 

Gather  Geo.  R.  143  s  Paca 

Chapman  Andrew  G.  .53  w  Fayette 

Cinnamond  &  Browning,  59  w  Fayette 

Cochran  S.  Morris,  9  Law  buildings 

Cole  Wm.  H.  sr.  32  e  Baltimore 

Collins  Wm.  H.  34  St.  Paul 

Converse  John  H.  243  n  Eutaw 


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Geraghty  Michael  F.  5  Courtland 

Gill  D.  D.  n  w  cor  Fayette  and  St.  Paul 


Cowan  Wm.  H.  51  w  Fayette 

Grain  Peter  W.  s  w  cor  Calvert  and  Bank  la 

Cross  E.  J.  D.  31  Lexington 

Crownfield  Herman  F.  1  Courtland 

Cummiskey  Eugene,  43  St.  Paul 

Danels  Bolivar  D.  57  w  Fayette 

Daniel  Wm.  67  w  Fayette 

Davia  H.  Winter,  56  St.  Paul 

Dobbin  George  W.  42  St.  Paul 

Donaldson  Samuel  I.  39  St.  Paul 

Duffy  Edward,  28  St.  Paul 

Dulany  H.  R.  36  St.  Paul 

Dunham  Charles  A.  65  Pearl 

Dunkel  George  B.  600  Lexington 

Early  Joseph  I.  5  Courtland 

Emory  Daniel  C.  H,  47  St.  Paul 

Evans,  Hugh  D.  360  n  Eutaw 

Falls  Wm.  K.  279  Madison 

Farnandis  Walter,  jr.  1  Spurrier's  ct 

Fischer  Louis  C.  91  Lexington 

Fisher  Wm.  A.  43  St.  Paul 

Fowler  David,  31  Lexington 

Frazier  John  M.  74  Courtland 

Frick  Wm.  F.  over  82  w  Fayette 

Friese  Philip  C.  14)^  Mansion  House,  Fay- 
ette 

Garey  Henry  F.  85  w  Fayette 

Gatchell  Wm.  H.  51  w  Fayette 

■  tyM-  ■      

D.  n 

Gill  George  M.  36  St.  'Paul 

Gilmor  Robert,  jr.  20  Law  buildings 

Gist  Nicholas  R.  108  Aisquith 

Gitting  Richard  J.  47  St.  Paul 

Glenn  Wm.  W.  6  n  Charles 

Griffith  J.  Howard,  33  St.  Paul 

Gwinn  Charles  J.  M.  41  St.  Paul 

Hack  Oliver  F.  7  Counsellor's  hall 

Hall  Thomas  W.  jr.  17  Barnet 

Hamilton  J.  Douglas,  43  St.  Paul 

Hamilton  Wm.  Campbell,  13  Courtland 

Hanan  J.  S.  31  St.  Paul 

Hanan  John,  11  Courtland 

Handy  Samuel  J.  K.  Eager  near  Lovegroveal 

Hardesty  Richard  C.  67  w  Fayette 

Harris  Morrison  J.  Spurrier's  ct,  Lexington 
near  St.  Paul 

Henderson  Thomas  F.  Law  buildings,  Lex- 
ington 

Heuisler  Joseph  S.  23  Law  buildings 

Hill  Wm.  B.  70  w  Fayette 

Hinkley  &  Morris,  43  n  Charles 
Hobbs  Alexander  H.  32  St.  Paul 
Holloway  Edward,  63  w  Fayette 
Hoopes  D.  H.  &  W.  P.  69  Lexington 
Horwitz  Benj.  F.  26  n  Charles 
Horwitz  Orville,  28  St.  Paul 
Horwitz  B.  Theophilis,  25  Lexington 
Houlton  Samuel  C.  63  w  Fayette 
Hutchins  Thomas  T.  22  n  Charlea 
Ing  John  H   59^  w  Fayette 
Jenkins  Michael  Courtney,  3  Spurrier's  ct 
Johnson  Edgar  H.  35  n  Charles 
Johnson  John,  29  St.  Paul 
Johnson  Reverdy,  41  St.  Paul 
Johnson  Reverdy,  jr.  26  n  Charlea 
Jones  &.  Myles,  53  w  Fayette 
Kalkman  Von  Hoilen,  13  Lexington 
Keene  John  Henry,  jr.  15  St.  Paul 
Keerl  Thos.  M.  37>^n  Charles 
Kelley  Francis  X,  49  w  Fayette 
Kilbourn  E.  G.  31  St.  Paul 
Kimmell  Wm.  4  Courtland 


Knott  A.  L.  26  Law  buildings,  Lexington 
Krafft  Charles  P.  63  w  Fayette 
Lanahan  Thos.  M.  31  Lexington 
Latrobe  Benj.  H.  jr.  246  Washington  pi 
Latrobe  Ferdinand  C.  St.  Paul   1  door  B  of 

Lexington 
Latrobe  John  H.  B.,  St.  Paul  1  doom  of  Lex- 
ington 
Lawder  Samuel  M.  over  63  w  Fayette 
Leakin  Sheppard  A.  11  Law  buildings 
Leary  Cornelius  L.  L.  Eastern  hall 
Linthicum  Thales  A.  71  w  Fayette 
Lipscomb  John  D.  14  Law  buildings 
Loney  Henry  D.  46  St.  Paul 
Machen  Arthur  W.  &  Richard  J.  Gittingi,  47 

St.  Paul 
Magruder  Jesse  H.  72  w  Fayette 
Malcolm  James,  27  Lexington 
Mason  John  Thomson,  35  St.  Paul 
Maund  Geo.  C.  70  w  Fayette 
May  Henry,  31  Lexington 
Mayer  Brantz,  2  Courtland 
Mayer  Charles  F.  sr.  2  Courtland 
Mayer  Lewis,  2  Courtland 
McAllister  Robert  A.  9  Bank 
McClure  James  A.  L.  41  St.  Paul 
McElroy  James  W.  31  Lexington 
McFarland  C.  D.  46  Lexington 
McLane  James  L.  43  St.  Paul, 
M'Laughlin  Patrick,  over  80  w  Fayette 
Medairy  John  W.  24  Law  buildings,  Lexing- 
ton 
Meredith  Jonathan,  43  Franklin 
Merrick  Wm.  M.  29  St.  Paul 
Merryman  Joseph  P.  71  w  Fayette 
Moale  Randall  H.  70  w  Fayette 
Morfit  Henry  M.  87  e  Baltimore 
Morrison  Robert  D.  28  St.  Paul 
Musselman  Amos  F.  21  Lexington 
Neilson  Albertus,  552  w  Fayette 
Nicholas  John  Spear,  21  Law  buildings 
Nicholson  James  M.  38  St.  Paul 
O'Brien  Wm.  J.  49  w  Fayette 
ParkhillJohn  H.  45  St.  Paul 
Penington  Hyland  B.  51  w  Fayette 
Pennington  Josias,  jr.  82  w  Fayette 
Pennington  &  Read,  48  Lexington 
Perine  Wm.  B.  30  St.  Paul 
Phelps  Charles  E.  2  Law  buildings 
Pinkney  Frederick,  46  St.  Paul 
Pitts  Charles  H.  47  St.  Paul 
Poe  John  P.  25  Lexington 
Poe  Neilson,  25  Lexington 
Preston  J.  Alexander,  31  St.  Paul 
Preston  Wm.  P.  65  w  Fayette 
Price  Wm.  29  St.  Paul 
Purviance  Robert,  142  w  Biddle 
Quinn  J.  Randolph,  24  St.  Paul 
Read  Wm.  George,  37  Mulberry 
Reynolds  Luther  M.  74  w  Fayette 
Reynolds  Wm.  Jr.,  38  St.  Paul 
Richardson  Montague  L.  32  St.  Paul 
Ridgely  Andrew  Sterrett,  41  St.  Paul 
Ridgely  Charles  G.  263^  e  Baltimore 
Ridgely  Charles  W.  34  St.  Paul     • 
Ritchie  Albert,  21  Lexington 
Robinson  Lewis  H.  38  St.  Paul 
Rogers  Robert  Lyon,  2  Spurrier's  court 
Root  Henry  R.  5  St.  Paul 
Salmon  E.  W.  26  n  Calvert 
Schley  Wm.  79  w  Fayette 
Scott  T.  Parkin,  16  St.  Paul 
Scott  Wm.  P.  16  St.  Paul 


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Shipley  John  J.  13  Courtland 

Shipley  J.  Sellman,  13  Courtland 

Small  John,  jr.,  21  Lexington 

Smith  Joseph  Dean,  35  n  Charles 

Snethen  "W,  G.  190  Hoffman 

Snowden  Samuel,  83  w  Fayette 

Snyder  John  J.  53  w  Fayette 

Spencer  Jervis,  1}^  Courtland 

Sprague  Elisha  R.  5  St.  Paul 

Steele  &  Taggart,  82  w  Fayette 

Stewart  John,  33  St.  Paul 

Stewart  Wra.  A.  53  w  Fayette 

Stirling  Archibald,  jr.,  26  n  Calvert 

Stirling  Douglas,  63  w  Fayette 

Stockbridge  Henry,  9  Law  buildings 

Stockett  J.  Shaaff,  45  St.  Paul 

Suddendarf  Henry,  31  Hampstead 

Sweany  Dennis  S.  25  Lexington 

Swinney  Epaphroditus,  St.  Paul  near  Fay- 
ette 

Tayleure  Clifton  W.  242  e  Fayette 

Teackle  St.  George  W.  1  Courtland 

Thomas  Daniel  M.  92  Lexington 

Thomas  John  H.  37  St.  Paul 

Thomas  Joseph  A.  Carey  near  Saratoga 

Thompson  Henry  F.  31  Lexington 

Thompson  Henry,  68  w  Madison 

Tienian  Chas.  B.  45  St.  Paul 

Tormey  Francis  D.  21  Lexington 

Tormey  John  M.  21  Lexington 

Wallis  &  Thomas,  37  St.  Paul 

Walsh  T.  Yates,  26  n  Calvert 

Ward  Wm.  J.  26  n  Calvert 

Warfield  O.  C.  12  St.  Paul 

Warner  Geo.  jr.,  n  e  cor  Fayette  and  St.  Paul 

Warner  John  H.  office  Court  of  Common 
Pleas 

Warrington  Thomas  J.  over  s  w  cor  Charles 
and  Fayette 

Waterman  Wm.  J.  83  w  Fayette 

Waters  Wm.  S.  17  St.  Paul 

Watkins  John  N.  411  w  Fayette 

Whelan  Thomas,  jr.,  16  St.  Paul 

Whitney  Milton,  22  n  Charles 

Whyte  Wm.  Pinkney,  21  Lexington 

Wilcox  Andrew  J.  28  n  Calvert 

Williams  George,  over  Chesapeake  Bank, 
North 

Williams  George  H.  over  Chesapeake  Bank, 
North 

Williams  Nathaniel,  n  w  cor  Lexington  and 
Calvert 

Williams  Lloyd  W.  6  St.  Paul 

Wolff  Alexander,  17  Law  buildings 

Wysham  Henry  C.  26  n  Charles 

Yoe  Benjamin  F.  50  McCulloh 

Young  Wm,  H.  63  w  Fayette 

Auction  and  Commission 
Merchants. 

Adreon  &  Co.  3S  s  Charles 

Cannon  John  B.  18^  w  Baltimore 

Chance  James  R.  over  220  w  Baltimore 

Clark  Lewis  &  Co.  180  w  Baltimore 

Fleisher  Emanuel,  2  Hanover 

Gibson  db  Co.  over  7  n  Charles 

Gover  Samuel  H.  84  w  Baltimore 

Hamilton  Wm.  64  and  66  s  Charles 

Lewis  A.  T.  &,  Co.  (dry  goods)  over  254  w 

Baltimore 
Rex  William,  8  German 


Richards  John  D.  &  Co.  55  German 
Soper  Samuel  J.  &  Co.  42  and  44  s  Charles 
Taylor  &  Gardner,  6  and  8  German 

Bacon  Dealers. 

[See  Provision  Dealers.] 

Bandell  Wm.  72  n  Bond 

Cassard  F.  W.  61  South 

Hoffman  Aaron  &  Bro.  21  Lexington  Market 

Hoffman  Charles,  377  w  Baltimore 

Slater  James,  140  s  Bond 

Bag  Manufacturers. 

Atwell  Richard  H.  &  Co.  71  South 
Grafflin  J.  C.  77  and  79  South 

Bakers. 

Aerated  Bread  Bakery,  452  and  454  w  Balti- 
more 
Abraham  Samuel,  942  e  Eager 
Arnold  Geo.  W.  120  w   Fayette  and  94  n 

Howard 
Arthur  Henry,  53  n  Eutaw  and  32  Camden 
Babb  John  D.  68  s  Charles 
Beatty  James,  (crackers,)  92,  94  and  96  Du- 

gan's  wharf,  near  Prtitt  st. 
Bunn  John,  cor  Warner  and  Barre 
Burkamp  Francis,  149  n  Eufaw 
Dexter  Charles,  136  Lexington 
Flamm  Peter,  88  Lexington 
Gilmour  Franklin  M.  239  w  Pratt 
Gilmour  James  D.  cor  Madison  and  Eutaw 
Gilmour  Wm.  W.  73  n  Charles 
Groff  Jacob  B.  n  wcor  Madison  and  Howard 
Jeaneret  L.  P  &  Co.  163  n  Eutaw 
Lincoln  Joseph  S.  294  Saratoga 
Mason  Jaa.  D.  &  Co.  (crackers,)  133  Mci;^ 

derry's  wharf,  store,  114  w  Pratt 
Mason  Richard  &  Sons,  (crackers,)  141  Mo- 

Elderry's  wharf,  store  128  w  Pratt 
McCoubray  Thomas,  158  w  Pratt  / 

Mechanical   Bakery,  s  w   cor  Howard  and 

King 
Messersmith  J.  K.  &  Son,  82  Penna.  av 
Numsen  Frederick  H.  117  Ross 
Peters  Lloyd  M.  92  Thames,  and  s  w  cor 

South  and  Exchange  place 
Peters  Wm.  H.  91  Thames 
Polley  Charles  G.  72  s  Charles 
Schlerf  Melchoir,  315  S  Charles 
Tyler  &  Bro.  (cracker^  49  w  Pratt 

Band  Box  Manufacturers. 

Dobler  Daniel,  49  Lewis 

Hartel  John  M.  219  w  Baltimore 

Klare  &  Winkelman,  15  n  Sharp 

Seidewitz  F.  W.  107  Lombard,  cor  of  Light 

Weaver  Levi,  over  17)^  s  Sharp 

Bankers. 

Bayne  &  Co.  908  w  Baltimore 

I  :enner,  Denison    &  Co.  s  w    cor  Baltimore 

and  Hanover 
Brown  Alex.  &  Sons,  over  s  w  cor  Baltimora 

and  Calvert 
Brown,  Bros.   &   Co.  s  w  cor  Baltimore  and 

Calvert 


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Carson  Thos.  J.  204  w  Baltimore 

Cloud  Daniel,  176  w  Baltimore 

Crommelin  &Kane,  4  North 

Egerton  John  B.  •  e  •or  South  and  Exchange 

place 
Gittings  John  S.  &  Co.  25  South 
Harris  Saml.  &  Sons,  ]9G  w  Baltimore 
Johnston,  Bros,  it  Co.  198  w  Baltimore 
McKim  Brothers,  n  e  cor  Baltimore  and  Cal- 
vert 
McKim  &  Co.  18S  w  Baltimore 
Nicholson  Isaac  L.  &  Co.  28  w  Baltimore 
Nicholson  J.  J.  &  Sons,  284  w  Baltimore 
Purvis  &  Co.  192  w  Baltimore 
Wainwright  &  Co,  176  w  Baltimore 

Banks. 

Bank  of  Baltimore  n  e  cor  Baltimore  and  St. 

Paul 
Bank  of  Commerce,  2fi  South 
Chesapeake  Bank,  s  e  cor  North  and  Fayette 
Citizens'  Bank,  n  e  cor  Pratt  and  Hanover 
Commercial  and  Farmers'  Bank.s  w  cor  Ger- 
man and  Howard 
Farmers  and  Merchants'  Bank,  nw  cor  Lom- 
bard and  South 
Farmers  and  Planters' Bank,  17  South 
Fell's     Point     Bank,    Broadway,    between 

Canton  and  Eastern  avs,  w  side 
Franklin  Bank,  15  South 
Howard  Bank,  n  w  cor  Howard  and  Fayette 
Marine  Bank,  n  e  cor  Gay  and  Second 
Mechanics'   Bank  of  Baltimore,  s  e  cor   Cal- 
vert and  Fayette 
Merchants'  Bank,  a  w  cor  Gay  and  Second 
People's  Bank,  n  e  cor  Baltimore  and  Paca 
Union  Bank  of  Maryland,  s  e  cor  Charles  and 

Fayette 
Western  Baffk  of  Baltimore,  14  n  Eutaw 


Banks— Savings. 

Dime   Savings  Bank,  9  n  Calvert,  opp.  Bar- 

num's  hotel 
Eutaw  Savings   Bank,  s  e  cor  Eutaw  and 

Fayette 
Savings  Bank  of  Baltimore,  n  w  cor  Gay  and 

Second 

Basket  Makers. 

Acomb  John  "W.  847  w  Pratt 
Acomb  William,  121  Franklin 
Helbing  H.  375  n  Gay 
Stuart  Wm.  B.  189  East 

Bell  Pounders. 

Baker  &  Brown,  10  w  Pratt 
McShane,  Henry  &  Co.  157  North 
Rcgester  Joshua,  53  Holiday 

Bell  Hangers. 

[See  Locksmiths.] 

Fitzberger  Henry,  102  Lexington 
Hunter  Henry  J.  28  e  Baltimore 
Kirk    Saml,  E.  &   Bro.   a  w  cor  Calvert  and 
Lombard 


May  Fredk.  L.  125  w  Madison 
Phillrps  Charles,  73  n  Front 
Phillips  Thomas,  127  Saratoga 
Stewart  Columbus  J.  3  s  Liberty 
Stewart  Geo.  F,  114  L.  Greene 
Stewart  John  A.  63  Saratoga 

Blacksmiths  and  Wheelwrights. 

Aler  John,  82  n  Eutaw 

Anderson  Charles,  ne  cor  German  andEulB-w 

Baer  John  H.  521  Light 

Belvin  Wm.  Flannigan's  wharf 

Bockmiller  Wm.  P.  57  n  High 

Bradford  John,  8  Frederick  av 

Brown  Joshua,  347  Saratoga 

Burnham  John, 48  n  Paca 

Carey  Patrick,  208  Garden 

Chester  Wm.  9  Pleasant 

Clautice  George,  153  Penna.  av 

Clautice  Peter,  cor  Portland  and  Emory 

Cottingham  Thomas,  38  Grant 

Cross  Saml.  B.  69  and  75  s  Howard 

Doyle  James,  150  s  Central  av 

Fairall  Wm.  H.  13  s  Fremont 

Fitzberger  Henry,  102  Lexington 

Fuller  Philip,  10  and  12  East  Falls  av 

Fulton  John  W.  219  w  Biddle 

Gurthuef  Wm.  418  Saratoga 

Hays  &  Sellman,  92>^  s  Central  av 

Hazelip  Jos.  N.  9  Swan 

Hazelitt  James,  17  Concord 

Kapraun  &  Walters,  100  Frederick  av 

Keenan  Daniel,  23  Barre 

Keenan  James,  84' Holiday 

Leally  M^lachi,  126  Franklin 

Lee  Charles,  412  w  Baltimore 

Merker  A.  178  Saratoga 

McNotten  Thomas,  83  Garden 

Mettee  Leonard  C.  113  w  Lombard 

Monroe  Henry,  13  Concord 

Rigby  Levin  D.  7  Camden 

Roth  Henry,  376  Saratoga 

Sheedy  Michael,  198  German 

Shombert  John  H.  140  Camden 

Sindall  Philip  &  Bro.  117  Hillen 

Slack  Charles,  cor  John  and  Cathedral 

Smith  Jeffery  A,  182  Columbia 

Spence  George,  1  Concord 

Thompson  Joseph,  27  Centre 

Wickes  Geo.  W,  1  and  3  e  Pratt 

Block  and  Fump  Makers. 

Aler  &  Sisselberger,  43  n  Paca 
Bandel  Leonard  J.  97  McElderry's  wharf 
Black  &  Sapp,  115  Smith's  wharf 
Cathcart  R.  &  W.  H.  113  Thames 
Coleman  Edward,  Baltimore  nr  Wolfe 
Cook  J.  K.  &  Moore,  17  Philpot 
Delano  Wm.  H.  72  w  Pratt 
Freeman  Wm.  P.  cor   Caroline  and  Thames 
Helmling  Wm,  184  s  Paca 
Lewis  Levi,  foot  of  Montgomery  near  Ham- 
burg 
Mallon  John,  Pratt  nr  South 
Moore  John  F.,  Fell 
Peregoy   Wm.   C.   D,  s  w  cor  Thames  and 

Bond 
Rice  Thoa.  H.  4  Covington 
Ryan  Wm.  J.  6  Barre 

Sisselberger  Andrew,  Penna.  av,  near  Hoffman 
WaddelJ  Wm.  A.  eOBlock 

"WM.  P.  WKBB,  Alarine,  Fire  and  Lire  Iai«unme«  Agent  and  Broker.    Agent  MjnntiMd 
Benefit  IdXe  Iiiaiijrtuie«-Co.,  Kewark,  K.  J.,"  SB  Bttcond  Str«*«. 


BUSINESS  DIBECTORT. 


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Waggner  John  H.  &  I.  36  Fell 

Wood  Thomas,  245  McElderry's  wharf 

Boarding  Houses. 

Adams  Mrs.  Elizabeth  M.  55  Lexington 
Bast  Mrs.  Louisa  L.  476  w  Lombard 
Beard  Maria,  67  Columbia 
Boardley  Mrs.   Margaret,   n   e   Charles  and 

Pleasant 
Bohn  Mrs.  Elizabeth,  105  w  Fayette 
Brewer  Mrs.  Charles,  38)^  w  Baltimore 
Brook  Mrs.  Margaret,  94  s  Eutaw 
Clarvoc  Mrs.  M.  A.  171  w  Lombard 
Clifton  Mrs.  Alphonsa,  49  St.  Paul 
Connellee  Elizabeth,  42  n  Calvert 
Crampton  Mrs.  C.  V.  77  n  Eutaw 
Gordon  Mrs.  98  e  Baltimore 
Hall  Mrs.  Isabella,  28  North 
Harrison  Margaret  E.  19  Lexington 
Hopkins  Mrs.  John  S.  48  Saratoga 
Howard  Elizabeth  C.  132  s  Broadway 
Kelley  Mrs,  Chas.  A.  19  Monument  square, 

Calvert 
Kerner  Mrs.  Francis  A.  199  w  Fayette 
Littig  Mrs.  Caleb,  81  n  Eutaw 
Satterfield  Mary,  16  s  Calvert 
Smith  Sarah  A.  43  Courtland 
Thompson  Sarah  L.  40  n  Calvert 
Turnbull  Mrs.  Eveline,  51  and  53  Lexing- 
ton 
Waite  Sarah,  40  Lexington 

Boat  Builders. 

(See  Ship  Yards.) 

Barclay  &  Brother,  Covington  near  Montgo- 
mery 
Bartlett  Chas.,  Hughes  near  the  Basin 
Bartlett  James,  37  Philpot 
Bean  Joseph,  cor  Wills  and  Block 
Eradyhouse  Richard,  foot  of  Bond 
Caswell  Robert  B.  54  Henrietta 
James  Levi  &  Co.  158  Thames 
Miles  John  S.  foot  of  York 
Parsons  Joseph,  York  near  Light 
Rennous  E.  G.  115  McElderry's  wharf 

Bonnets,  Ribbons,  Silks  and  Straw 
Goods. 

(See Millinery  Goods . ) 

Armstrong,  Cator  &  Co.,  237  w  Baltimore 
Carroll  Thomas  G.  101  w  Baltimore 
Crane  Benjamin  &  Co.  249  w  Baltimore 

Book  Binders. 

Armstrong  &  Berry,  156  w  Baltimore 

Bonsai  Louis,  52  w  Baltimore 

Dell  Thomas  E.  16  Cowpen  al,  and   over  6  n 

Howard 
Hetzler  Francis  D.  rear  of  95  w  Baltimore 
Lycett  George,  over  8  n  Liberty 
Paul  Wm.  &  Co.  22  Water 
Peters  Wm.  H.  over  151  w  Pratt 
Rawlings  &  Brunner,  over  262  w  Baltimore 
Schmidt  Wm.  R.  94  w  Baltimore  1 

Wright  Joel,  over  160  and  162  w  Baltimore        | 


Booksellers,  Stationers  and  Pub- 
lishers. 

Armstrong  &  Berry,  156  w  Baltimore 
Bond  J.  W.  &  Co.  86  w  Baltimore 
Bradford  &  Briggs,  62  w  Baltimore 
Gathers  John  &  Bro.  96  w  Baltimore 
Chickering  Eldridge  C.  226  w  Pratt 
Cook  Isaac  P.  76  w  Baltimore 
Cushings  &■  Bailey,  262  w  Baltimore 
Des  Forges  John  P.  12  Light 
Doyle  A.  J.  11  Pennsylvania  av 
Doyle  Thomas  G.  297  n  Gay 
Dutton  T.  W.  1621^  e  Baltimore 
Entz  &  Bash,  36  n  tlharles 
Fisher  &  Brother,  64  w  Baltimore 
Gratton  George,  n  w  cor  Holiday  &  Baltimore 
Guiteau   Rev.    Sheridan,   agent  for  Sunday 
School  and  Tract  Depository,  73  w  Fayette 
Henninghauser  L.  &  G.  283^  w  Pratt 
Kelly,  Hedian  &  Piet,  174  w~  Baltimore 
Kurtz  T.  Newton,  151  w  Pratt 
Lucas  Brothers,  170  w  Baltimore 
Magers  Geo.  W.  175  Lexington 
Mason  Geo.  T.  74)^  w  Baltimore 
Minifie  Wm.  Il4  w  Baltimore 
Morrow  J,  S.  103  n  Gay 
Murphy  J.  &  Co.  182  w  Baltimore 
PaulWm.&  Co.  22  Water 
Ramsay  Joseph  A.  115  s  Broadway 
Rawlings  &  Brunner,  over  262  w  Baltimore 
Selby  &  McCauley,  (stationery,)  32  w  Balti- 
more 
Sheehy  James,  15  St.  Paul 
Taylor  Henry,  Sun  building,  111  w  Baltimore 

and  5  South 
Torney  John  C.  192  w  Pratt 
Turner  Samuel  E.  3  s  Charles 
Waite,  Matthews  &  Co.  138  w  Baltimore 
Waters  Jas.  S.  168  w  Baltimore 
Weishample  John  F.  jr.  8  Eutaw  House,  cor 
Baltimore  and  Eutaw,  and  484  w  Baltimore 
Whitney,  Gushing  &  Co.  8  n  Howard 

Boot  and  Shoe  Dealers  andManu- 
;  facturers— Retail. 

Ackler  Jacob,  148  Camden 

Addison  Samuel,  230  w  Pratt 

Aidt  Lewis,  60  Ross 

Alschwe  Wm.  135  w  Lombard 

Bailey  Wm.  108  Lexington 

Bangs  John,  229  w  Pratt 

Benjamin  Joseph,  n  e  cor  Calvert  and  Pratt 

Billmyer  Joseph,  142  w  Pratt  i 

Bower  John,  95  n  Calvert 

Brown  John  L.  11  e  Baltimore 

Buckley  Charles  R.  97  and  99  Hanover 

Bulack  Joseph,  248  w  Pratt 

Burke  Lawrence,  62  Centre  Market  space 

Burns  Geo.  W.  338  w  Baltimore 

Carback  E.  &  Son,  165  Lexington 

Carter  Joseph,  10  e  Fayette 

Cassidy  James  33  w  Pratt 

Chaney  Andrew  W.  44  e  Baltimore 

Clogg  Geo.  S.  2  s  Calvert 

Coles  Wm.  34  n  Greene 

Connolly  Jas.  H.  &  Co.  496  w  Baltimore 

Cook  Benjamin  M.  803  w  Baltimore 

Crook  Geo.  W.  M.  69  w  Baltimore 

Dabres  Edw.  198  w  Baltimore 


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BUSINESS  DIBBCTORT. 


Dalsheimer  David,  178  and  192  Lexington 

Davis  Stephen,  150  Lexington 

Davis  Thomas,  s  e  cor  Lexington  and  Paca 

De  Baufre  Wm.  H.  &  Co.  84  s  Broadway 

Eliel  &  Mayer,  220  w  Pratt 

Ely  Mahlon  S.  170  n  Gay 

Emerich  Christian,  18  South 

Emerich  Philip,  4  and  28  Harrison 

Emerick  Wm.  H.  9  n  Eutaw 

Fensley  Wm.  85  s  Broadway 

Fischer  Henry,  42><C  w  Pratt 

Fisher  Geo.  P.  64  n'Gay 

Frank  Solomon,  157  Lexington 

Freidman  Abraham,  60  Centre  market  space 

Fluharty  James,  23  n  Gay 

Fuld  John,  80  w  Pratt 

Gahan  Patrick,  88  w  Baltimore  ^ 

Gallagher  Alexander,  25  n  Eutaw 

Gallagher  Thos!  s  w  cor.  Paca  and  Saratoga 

Gardner  Jas.  F.  58  Lexington 

George  Isaac  S.  80  Centre  market  space 

Gawthrop  Wm.  H.  163  Lexington 

Hamack  George,  217  n  Gay 

Hamer  Wm.  H.  56  n  Howard 

Hartman  Frederick,  66  n  Gay 

Hartman  John  «fe  Son,  678  w  Baltimore 

Harper  Wm.  s  e  cor  Eutaw  and  Saratoga 

Hecht  &  Putzel,  280  Lexington 

Heinz  Andrew,  80  n  Gay 

Hennerman  August,  49>^  n  Eutaw 

Herman  Geo.  205  Ensor 

Herman  Louis,  62  Centre  market  space 

Herman  H.  82  Centre  market  space 

Herzog  Adam  H.  119  Lexington 

Hill  George  D.  124  Lexington 

Inglis  George,  81  w  Fayette 

Laughlin  Thomas,  2  St.  Paul 

Leddon  George,  208  s  Broadway 

Lewis  Jacob  S.  137  s  Broadway 

Livingston  Seth  F.  272  Light 

Lloyd  Frisby,  146  w  Baltimore.— [Sm  p.  13 

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Long  John  F.  1  n  Calvert 
Mackee  Patrick,  9  s  Sharp 
Maddux  Thomas,  12  Light 
Marshall  John,  119  e  Pratt 
Martin  Samuel,  516  w  Baltimore 
Mather  James,  92  Lexington 
May  Samuel,  665  w  Baltimore 
McCarthy  John  J.  58>^  n  Howard 
Meyer  George,  41  n  Lioerty 
Mockbec  Richard,  29  w  Baltimore 
Mock  bee  Wm.  T.  29  e  Baltimore 
Muller  John  P.  259  s  Broadway 
Mules  Thomas,  176  Lexington 
Murray  Wm.  68  Centre  Market  space 
Oppenmyer  Henry,  230  s  Eutaw 
Orenschall  Christian,  56  s  Charles 
Parr  John  G.  s  e  cor  Caroline  and  Fayette 
Perry  John  B.  231  Lexington 
Perry  Levi  &  Co.,  179  w  Baltimore  and  97 

Hanover 
Phillips  John  T.  agent,  11  s  Sharp 
Pickering  Wm.  232  Lexington 
Rausch  John,  314  n  Howard 
Read  J.  P.  155  e  Baltimore 
Richards  John  H.  120  Light-st  whf 
Roemer  Martin,  5  Eutaw  house 
Ross  David  J.  under  Barnum's  hotel 
Russell  Benjamin,  293  w  Baltimore 
Schloss  Moses,  57  Harrison 
Schmidt  George,  1  n  Calvert 
Sellers  Jesse,  5  Holiday 


Shutze  Aug.  D.,  15  Light 

Snlith  Christian,  31  w  Baltimore 

Spencer  John,  40  Hanover 

Stoops  Wm.  H.  60  Hanover 

Thater  Philip,  280  w  Pratt 

Townsend  Perry  R.  2  s  Sharp 

Ulrich  Frederick  W.  1)3  n  Calvert 

Vogel  David,  16  Centre  Market  space 

Volk  Francis,  48  s  Charles 

Volkert  Nicholas  H.  641  w  Baltimore 

Waring  Spencer  M.  44  s  Howard 

Weil  E.  P.  113  n  Gav 

Wheatley  Thomas,  241  e  Baltimore 

Whitmarsh  George,  159  w  Lexington 

Whorton  Wm.  106>^  w  Pratt 

Wilcox  John  H.  252  n  Gay 

Wilcox  Thos.  S.  134  n  Gay 

Wilcox  Wm.  L.  150  n  Gay 

Wright  Lorenzo  D.  208  a  Broadway 

Zehle  Charles  &  A.  Koss.  559  w  Baltimora 

^Boots  and  Shoes— Ladies. 

Ardin  Dvaid,  36  n  Charles 

Bodicker  Louis,  43  n  Gay 

Bottomer  Frederick  J.  108  Saratoga 

Bo  wen  John  L.  11  e  Baltimore 

Brady  James,  472  w  Baltimore 

Caples  Wm.  M.  71  n  Eutaw 

Chamberlain  John  C.  285  w  Pratt 

Chase  Isaac  H.  253  n  Howard 

Coles  Wm.  34  n  Greene 

Crook  Geo.  W.  M.  69  w  Baltimore 

Dryden  Samuel,  .S34  w  Baltimore 

Ely  Mahlon  S.  170  n  Gay 

Fox  S.  P.  510  w  Baltimore 

Hamer  Wm.  H.  56  n  Howard 

Hayton  H.  H.  70  Hanover 

Hemmick  Jacob,  39  n  Liberty 

Hill  George  D.  &  Co.  53  n  Gay 

Hugg  Richard,  71  n  Paca  ^ 

Inglis  George,  81  w  Fayette 

Johnson  Wm.  110  n  Gay 

Marley  Richard,  cor  Franklin  and  Pearl 

Marriott  John  H.  234  e  Pratt 

Martin  Samuel,  516  w  Baltimore 

Mather  James,  92  Lexington 

McLaughlin  J,  &  Co.  236  n  Gay 

Moreland  Wm.  H.  56  n  Gay 

Nicolai  John  C.  553  w  Baltimore 

Perry  Levi  &  Co.   179  w  Baltimore  and  9T 

Hanover 
Watkins  Wm.  B.  80  Lexington 

Boot  and  Shoe  Dealers  and  Manu- 
facturers—Wholesale. 

BaIderston,Ward  &  Co,  over  14  and  16 German 
Bantz  Theodore S.OTer320&  322  w  Baltimore 
Berney  Bernhart,  24  w  Pratt 
Berry  Geo.  W.  284  n  Gay 
Brooks,  Fulton  &  Co.  346  w  Baltimore 
Brooks  Robert,  257  w  Baltimore 
Carey,  Bangs  &  Woodward,  266  w  Baltimow 
Carroll,  Adams  &  Neer,  286  w  Baltimore 
Dalsheimer  David,  over  269  w  Baltimore 
Dixon  Wm.  T.  &  Bro.  306  w  Baltimore 
Faust  J.  &  Bro.  16  s  Charles 
George  Isaac  S.  80  Centre  Marked  space 
Griffin  Robert  B.  &  Son,  over  17  s  Charles 
Grinnell  &  Jenkins,  275  w  Baltimore 
Hecht  &  Putzel,  302  w  Baltimore   and  180 
Lexington 


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BUSmESS  DIRECTORY. 


493 


Horner  Frank  F.  &  Bro.  324  w  Baltimore 
Hulls  Robert  over  n  e  cor  Calvert  and  Water 
Irelan  David,  over  347  w  Baltimore 
Kimberly  Jer.  M.  327  w  Baltimore 
Magruder  T.  J.  &  Co.   over  245  and  947  w 

Baltimore 
Mockbee  Richard,  29  w  Baltimore 
Pendexter,  Alden  &  Co.  19  a  Charles 
Ruthrauf  &  Smith,  290  w  Baltimore 

STEVENS  D.  Shoe  and  Gaiter  Up- 
pers, 22  Water,  up  stairs,  corner 
of  Calvert. 

Tucker  &  Smith,  250  w  Baltimore 
Warner  &  Bros,  over  254  w  Baltimore 
Wirt  J.  &  Co.  3n  Howard 

Bottlers. 

CoHghlan  W.  169  and  171  s  Central  av 

Eckhardt  &  Seifert,  40  Chesnut 

Ellis  &  Cairns,  14  s  Gay 

Graham  Edward,  under  s  e  cor  South  and 
Lombard 

Hohnberger  Christian,  85  Lee 

Pier  G.  W.  &  Co.  basement  s  w  cor  Balti- 
more and  Hanover 

McKay  James,  132  Franklin 

Russell  Wm.  5  Mercer 

Walsh  Edmond,  29  •  Frederick 

Walsh  Thomas,  45  n  Frederick 

Brass  Founders. 

Aitcheson  James,  67  North 

Baker  «fe  Brown,  10  w  Pratt 

Bausmith  &  Bowen,  Uhler's  al  near  Charles 

Clampitt  Elias,  96  n  Calvert 

Hardesty  Geo.  W.  44  Holiday 

Ives  Wm.  M.  11  n  Frederick 

Keener  John  H.  46  Thames 

McShane  Henry  &  Co.  157  North 

Niemeyer  Frederick,  163  King 

Reeder  George  W.,  Hughes 

Brooms,  Baskets  and  Woodenware 
Dealers. 

Acomb  Wm.  121  Franklin 

Beaman  Wm.  cor  Franklin  and  Eutaw 

Beebe  Lucius  M.  94  w  Lombard 

Boehm,  Rice  &  Co.  32  s  Calvert 

Chipman  George,  cor  Calvert  and  Lombard 

Lord  Charles  W.  88  an  90  w  Lombard— [Se« 

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Regester  Joshua,  53  Holiday 
Rusael  James,  132  Thames 

Brewers. 

Baltimore  Brewery,  Francis  Dandelet,prop'r, 

corner  Conway  and  Hanover 
Baier  John,  (lager  beer,)  392  Canton  av 
Beck  Thomas,  (lager  beer,)  Baltimore  nr  Cal- 

verton  road 
Claggett  Wm.  &  Co.  e  Lombard,  adj.  Falls 
Herzog  Conrad  S.  (lager  beer,)  84  Burke 
Hohnberger  Christian,  89  Lee 
Mulhauser  Jacob,  (lager  beer,)  nr  BelTidcre 

bridge 


Pabst  Geo.  (lager  beer)  cor  Elliott  and  Clinton 

Rossmarck  Geo.  (lager  beer,)  s  w  cor  Cross 
and  Covington 

Rost  Geo,  (lager  beer,)  Belairav  nr  Baltimore 
Cemetery 

SeegerJacob,(lager  beer,)  intersection  of  Fred- 
erick road  and  Pratt 

Seeger  &  Stiefell,  (lager  beer,)  Frederick  road 
nr  Fairview  Inn 

Shettle  D.  &  Co.  n  e  cor  Holiday  and  Franklin 

Brick  Makers. 

Allers  John  A.  near  Ferry  Bar 

Burns,  Russell  &  Co.  office  30  Columbia 

Chase  Hannibal  H.  cor  Beason  and  Lowman 

Cline  &  Scott,  Canton 

Harman  Samuel,  33  Conway 

Hartlove  Wesley,  106  Washington,  F.  H. 

Redmond  Archibald  B.  Canton 

Reese  Wm.  Washington  road 

Robinson  L.  &  J.  Canton,  office  314  e  PPatt 

Britannia  Ware  Manufacturers. 

Holmes  Wm.  4  Bank  la 
Sack  Christian  D.  63  German 

Brokers— Exchange,  Bill,  Real 
Estate  and  Stock. 

Appleton  Wm.  S.  34)^  w  Second 
Bayrand  Wm.  H.  Law  Buildings 
Benner,  Denison  &  Co.,  s  w  cor  Baltimore  and 

Hanover 
Berg  0.  H.  159  w  Lombard 
Berry  John  H.  9  South 
Bersch  H.  jr.  &  Co.  7 1  w  Second 
Boulden  G.  E.  P.  79  w  Second 
Brown  Bros.  <fe  Co.  s  w  cor  Baltimore  and 

Calvert 
Cohen  Israel,  7  South 

Cox  James  H.  n  e  cor  Baltimore  and  North 
Egerton  Jno.  B.  s  e  cor  South  and  Exchange  pi 
Emory  &  Jones,  2  Law  Buildings 
Evans  Isaac,  jr.  162  w  Baltimore 
Fisher  Wm.  &  Sons,  24  South 
Gildersieve  &  Whitbridge,  61  w  Second 
Gilmor  Wm.  jr.  49  Exchange  pi 
Gover  Philip  &  Co.  n  w  cor  Baltimore  and 

Harrison 
Graf  &  Engler,  over  18  Second 
Griffiss  Thomas  J.  170  Cathedral 
Griffith  Israel ,  over  s  e  cor.Baltimore  and  Sharp 
Gould,  Alex'r.  jr.  72  Second  <' 

Gould  Wm.  Wallace,  72  Secon^ 
Gross  John  I.  over  17  St.  Paul 
Hall  Thomas  W.  sr.  51  Second 
Hammond  J.  Thos.  &  Bro.  29  St.  Paul 
Harris  Samuel,  jr.  basement  Chesapeake  Bank 
Hartzog  George,  22  South 
Harvey  J.  W.  over  22  w  Second 
Hill  Thomas,  a  w  cor  Fayette  and  St.  Paul 
Hough  Wm.  T.  208  w  Baltimore 
Jackson  John  A.  38  St.  Paul 
Lawiason  &  Smith,  6  South 
Lewis  Martin,  44  w  Second 
Lightner  Wm.  P.  basement  Chesapeake  Bank 
Livezey  E.  48  Lexington 
Lownds  James,  s  e  cor  South  and  Second 
Marriott  Wm.  H.  24  n  Charles 
Murdoch  &  Pennington,  71  w  Second 


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Nicholson  Isaac  L.  &  Co.  28  w  Baltimore 

Norman  Michael  S.  &  Son,  69  Second 

Patterson  Abraham  B.  n  e  cor  South  and  Lom- 
bard 

Ferine  E.  Glenn,  24  South 

Peters  Jesse  T.  Mechanics'  Exchange,  Sun 
Iron  building 

Pittman  Edward,  basement  9  North 

Raisin  Robert  W.  77  n  Eutaw 

Rhodes  J.  M.  79  Second 

Robinson  John  S.  basement  11  North 

Scharf  William,  67  w  Fayette 

Schoolfield  Luther  A,  91  n  Front 

Smith  John  W.  31 1^  Second 

Snowden  P.  M.  83  w  Fayette 

Sprigg  Joseph  A.  32  w  Second 

Sullivan  P.  H.  34  w  Second 

Tinges  George  W.  3  St.  Paul 

Tormey  Leonard  J.  22  South 

Tracey  James,  2  North 

Walker  John  M.  36  w  Second 

Williams  Edward,  s  w  cor  Fayette  and  Paca 

Willis  Henry  M.  over  67  w  Fayette 

Winchester  James,  16  South 

Woodville  Wm.  &  Son,  4  Franklin  buildings 

Zimmerman  John  W.  24  South,  up  stairs 

Brokers— Merchandise  &  Shipping. 

Applegarth  Nathaniel  J.  over  1  Bowly's  whf 
Applegarth  Capt.  Wm.  &  Son,  37  w  Pratt 
Barry  &  Hoogewerf,  4  Grocers'  Exchange 
Bass  &  Wright,  51  Exchange  place 
Hall  Wm.  W.  Exchange  place 
Heslen  Richard  M.  n  w  cor  Gay  and  Pratt 
Hyland  and  Woods,  1  Grocers'  Exchange 
Kelsey  &  Gray,  s  w  cor  Pratt  and  Buchan- 
an's whf 
Lippincott  James  B.  58  Exchange  pi 
Mitchell  Marcellus  A.  2  Spear's  whf 
Rhodes  John,  over  cor  Pratt  and  Smith's  whf 
Rose&  Lyon,  1  O'Donnell's  whf 
Snyder  Joseph  R.  70  Exchange  pi 
Templeman  R.  W.  &  Co.  (commercial,)  48 
"     Lexington,  up  stairs 
Thompson  Sam'l  P.  &  Co.  69  Exchange  pi 
Tomlinson  H.  W.  79  Exchange  pi 
Travers  Samuel  H.  over  85  Smith's  whf 
White  &  Elder,  Grocers'  Exchange,  cor  Ex- 
change pi  and  Commerce 

Brush  Manufacturers  and  Dealers. 

Acomb  William,  121  Franklin 
Dailcy  Edw»rd  H.  s  w  cor  Charles  and  Lom- 
bard 
Johns  Wm.  H.  15  s  Sharp,  up  stairs 
Megraw  Wm.  A.  210  w  Baltimore 
Orern  &  Albaugh,  278  w  Pratt 
Thompson  James,  Water  ni;  Calvert 

Burr-Mill  Stone  Manufacturers. 

Morris  &  Trimble,  West  Falls  av,  s  of  Pratt 
Starr  B.  F.  &  Co.  173  North,  cor  Centre 

Butchers. 

AbolI  Christopher  C.  &  Franklin  M.  A.  47 
Centre,  32  Lexington  and  24  Richmond 
markets 

Abell  Christian,  177  Penna.  av 


Abell  Christian  n  Amity 
Achenback  Henry,  332  Penna.  av 
Albert  John,  93  Lexington  market 
Albert  Michael,  31  Lexington  market 
Appel  George,  33  Hanover  market 
Arbin  Henry  J.  82  Centre  and  25  Belair  mar- 
kets ^ 
Atkinson  George,  27  Centre,   14  Lexington, 

and  32  Hanover  markets 
Baker  George,  23  Fell's  Point  market 
Baker  Jacob,  59  Lexington,  55  Hanover,  and 

100  Centre  markets 
Baltz  Wm.  35  Belair  market 
Bankard  Jacob  J.   29  Centre,  13  Lexington, 

and  36  Hanover  markets 
Barranger  Lewis  L.  34  Centre,  77  Lexington, 

and  63  Hanover  markets 
Baum  Henry,  17  Fell's  Point  market        "^ 
Beck  John,  25  Lexington  market 
Bender  Wm.  77  Centre  market 
Bersch  Christian,  71  Lexington  market 
Bertram  Wm.  58  Belair  market 
Bower  Mrs.  John  J.   40  and  71  Centre,   65 

Lexingtbn  and  29  Hanover  markets 
Bower  Lewis  M.   40  Centre,  65  Lexington, 

29  Hanover  markets 
Brandau  John  P.  66  Belair  market 
Brauer  Henry,  34  Belair  market 
Breitenstein  August,  32  Centre  market 
Breidenstein  A.  387  Belair  market 
Brewer  John,  44  Fell's  Point  market 
Brown  Ariel  H.  62  Belair  market 
Buchwald  Micliael,  5  Belair  market 
Carmichael  Thomas  E.  30  Centre,  80  Lexing-' 

ton,  and  76  Hanover  markets 
Christ  John,  121  Centre,  and  32  Belair  m'kts. 
Club  Wm.  77  Belair  market 
Codori  John  A.  123  and  48  Belair  markets 
pollings  Wm.  R.  115  Centre,  and  91  Belair 

markets 
Cook  Frederick,  jr.,  68  Centre,  45 Lexington, 

and  26  Hanover  markets 
Cooper  &  Seltzer,  20  Fell's  Point  market 
Courtney  Wm.  T.  41  Belair  market 
Courtney  Wm.  T.33  Centre  market 
Curtain  Henry,  16  Centre,  20  Lexington,  and 

16  Richmond  markets 
Curtain  James,  14  Centre  market 
Deal  George  J.  42  Centre,  25  Lexington,  and 

22  Hanover  markets 
Decker  Charles,  35  Fell's  Point  market 
Deruff  Frederick,  83   Centre   and  45  Belair 

markets 
Dickel  Henry,  53  Belair  market 
Dickson  John,  1  Hanover  market 
Dideman  John,  100  Belair  market 
Dimling  Conrad,   41    Hanover  and    Hollins 

markets 
Dimling  Charles  F.  32  Fell's  Point  market 
Dittus  J.  Frederick,  87  Centre  and  94  Lex- 
ington markets 
Doeller  G.  Conrad,  11  Fell's  Point  market 
Doliinger  Charles,  90  Centre  market 
East  Caleb  J.  98  Lexington  and  12  Hollins-st. 

markets 
Egner  Lewis,  91  Lexington  market 
Ehmann  Gottfried,  21  Belair  market 
Eichberg  Lewis,  87  Lexington  market 
Eichner  David,  114  Centre  market 
Eichner  John,  58  Lexington  and  27   Hollina 

street  markets 
Eisel  George,  84  Lexington  market 
Ellender  George  W.  103  Belair  market 


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Elmore  James,  14  Hanover  market 
Fischer  Gotleib,  56  Belair  market 
Flack  George  N.  80  Centre  market 
Fleischman  Moses,  ]8  Fell's  Point  market 
Foran  James,  44  Belair  and  78  Centre  markets 
Foss  John  N.  19  Fell'sPoint  market 
Fowner  James,  89  Lexington  market 
Frank  Samuel,  42  Fell's  Point  market 
Frankenstein  Samuel,  47  Fell's  Point  market 
Frederick  George  N.  84  Centre  and  40  Belair 

markets 
Frederick  John,  51  Belair  market 
French  Martin  Van  B.  62  Belair  market 
Funk  John  J.  65  Centre  and  9  Lexington 

markets 
Gaeble  Paul,  85  Centre  and  14  Fell's  Point 

markets 
Gardner  Augustus  M.  97  Centre  Market 
Gengnagel  Jacob,  sr.,  24  and  36  Fell's  Point 

market 
Godman  Thomas  W.  64  Centre,  73  Lexington 

and  72  Hanover  markets 
Goldman  Leman,  96   Centre  and  46   Belair 

markets 
Goldsmith  Harman,  81  Centre  and  102  Belair 

markets 
Goldsmith  Samuel,  70  Hanover  market 
Gottleib  Philip,  49  Belair  market 
Greasley  Jacob  F.  18  Hanover  market 
Green  Samuel,  64  Belair  market 
Qremmel  John,  119  Centre  market 
Grimel  John,  26  Belair  market 
Guertler  Friederich,  19  Belair  market 
Gutman  John  B.  8  Fell's  Point  market 
Hahn  Harry  G.  101  Belair  market 
Hahn  John  Daniel,  88  Lexington  and  5  Hol- 

lins  St.  markets 
Hahn  Wm.  76  Centre  market 
Hamman  Henry,  33  Fell's  Point  market 
Hanan  Francis  W.  118  Centre  market 
Hanan  Geo*F.  120  Centre  market 
Harry  Josiah,  90  Belair  market 
Hartmaier  Richard,  33  Lexington  market 
Hays  Wm.  15  Centre  and  110  Belair  markets 
Heim  John  F.  79  Centre  and  40  Fell's  Point 

markets 
Heldmann  Henry,  85  Lexington,  and  65  Han- 
over markets 
Hellstine  Feist,  49  Hanover  market 
Henar  Lewis,  91  Lexington  market 
Herman  John,  140  Centre  market 
Hess  John  J.  7  and  51  Fell's  Point  market 
Hoff  Jacob  &  Son,  99  Lexington  market 
Hoffert  Frederick,  138  Centre  market 
Hoffman  Aaron  &  Bro.  21  Lexington  market 
Hoffman  Chas.  E.  101  Centre  market 
Holland  Robert  F.  &  Bro.  50  Centre  and  71 

Belair  markets 
Holmes  Elias,  99  Centre  and  23  Lexington 

markets 
Hoover  Francis  W.  jr.,  67  Centre,  40  Lexing- 
ton, and  24  Hanover  markets 
Hoover  George,  103  Centre  and  39  Lexington 

markets 
Hoover  Ignatius  H.  &  George  W.  39  Lexing- 
ton and  42  Hanover  markets 
Huster  Andrew,  37  Lexington  market 
Johnston  Louis  IL  52  Centre  market 
Josenhans  Charles  C.  10  Centre  and  3  Lex- 
ington markets 
Kampe   John   F.    108  Centre  and   57   Belair 

markets 
Katz  Samuel,  54  Belair  market 


Kaufman  Hiram,  57  Centre,  8  Lexington,  and 

8  Hanover  markets 
Keller  Edward  B.  82  Lexington  and  22  Hol- 

lina  St.  markets 
Keseling  Frantz,  57  Hanover  market 
Kienzle  Jacob,  82  Belair  market 
Kimberly  Harry  19  Centre  market 
Kirk  James,  60  Lexington  market 
Kirk  Wm.  J.  103  Lexington  market 
Kline  Wm.  H.  57  Centre,  13  Hanover,  and  7 

Cross  St.  markets 
Knell  Henry,  sr.,  4  Lexington  and  31  Hano- 
ver markets 
Knell  J.  Henry,  jr.,  8  Centre,  52  Hanover  and 

7  Lexington  markets 
Knobloch   John  C.  112  Centre,  95  Hanover 

and  85  Belair  markets 
Kober  Adolphus,  39  Belair  market 
Koehler,  Geo.  L.  81  Belair  market 
Koening  David,  4  Fell's  Point  market 
Kop  John,  6  Belair  market 
Kraft  Christopher,  38  Fell's  Point  market 
Kraft  J.  Christian,  127  Centre  market 
Kramer  William  H.  88  Belair  market 
Kratz  John  N.  51  Lexington  market 
Krebs  David  H.  S.  28  Fell's  Point  market 
Kreitman  Philip,  65  Belair  market 
Kriel  Chas.  G.  21  Hanover  market 
Kriel    Jacob,   9    Centre  and    29    Lexington 

markets 
Laib  Frederick,  17  Hanover  market 
Larkins  Wm.  101  Lexington  market 
Laucr  Otto,  73  Centre  market 
Lawson  John  T.  54  Centre  and  46  Hanover 

markets 
Lucas  Francis,  5  Lexington  market 
Lydecker  Philip,  78  Lexington  market 
Lydecker  Theodore,  96  Lexington  and  3  Han- 
over markets 
Magill  Chas.  J.  48  Lexington  and  3  Hollins 

St.  markets 
Marks  Henry  X.  44  Centre  and  69  Hanover 

markets 
Mcifary  Alexander,  83  Lexington  market 
Meisel  George,  10  Hanover  market 
Messersmith  Charles,  107  Centre  and  48  Lex- 
ington markets 
Messersmith  Wm.  98  Centre  and  11  Lexing- 
ton markets 
Miller  David  S.  K.  94  Lexington  market 
Miller  Henry  &  Co.  92  Centre  market 
Moon  Edward  H.  166  Centre  and  71  Hanover 

markets 
Mules  Thomas  H.  24  Centre  and  31  Lexing- 
ton markets 
Muller  Joseph,  79  Belair  market 
Mumma  Jacob  J.  21  Centre  and  86  Belair 

markets 
Nicholson  Jacob  C.  37  Centre  and  61  Belair 

markets 
Nicholson  Jas.  A.  47  Lexington  market 
Nicholson  John,  75  Lexington  market 
Ohigart  G.  Philip,  130  Centre  and  68  Belair 

markets 
Oler    Samuel,   74    Centre   and  25    Hanover 

markets 
Pappler  George  W.  16  and  18  Fell's  Point 

market 
Pappler  Jacob,  38  Centre  and  54  Fell's  Point 

markets 
Pentz  Emory  McK.  89  Centre  market 
Pentz  John  W.  D.  43  Centre  and  109  Belair 
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Pentz  Henry  S.  63  Belair  market 

Pentz  Samuel  J.  52  Centre,  44  Lexington  and 

28  Hanover  markets 
Peppier  Alexander  G.99  Belair  market 
Peppier  Mrs.  Geo.  94  Centre,  17  Lexington 

and  58  Hanover  markets 
Pillman  August,  19  Lexington,  and  23  Han- 
over markets 
Reign  David  M.  49  Centre,  63  Lexington  and 

44  Hanover  markets 
Reinhart  George,  96  Centre  and  66  Lexington 

markets 
Rice  &  Bro.  18  Centre,  28  Lexington  and  14 

Hanover  market* 
Rice  Wm.  &  Lewis  76  Lexington  market 
Riefle  Heiiry,  1  Lexington  market 
Rose  George,  55  Centre,  36  Lexington  and  11 

Hanover  markets 
Rusk   Edwin  M.  117   Centre  and  47  Belair 

markets 
Rusk   George  W.  39  Centre  and   56   Feir« 

Point  markets 
Rusk  Jacob  Krebs,  10  Fell's  Point  market 
Rusk  Thomas  J.  5  Centre  market 
Rusk  Wm.  F.  &  Robert,  9  Centre,  35  Lex- 
ington and  4  Hanover  markets 
Rust  Thomas  J.  2  Hanover  market 
Schaefer  John,  103  Lexington  market 
Schuerman  Herman,  53  Hanover  market 
Schillenberg  D.  7  Hanover  market 
Schleigh   Ernest,  13  Centre   and   107   Belair 

markets 
Schluderberg  Wm.  60  Hanover  market 
Schnupp  Henry,  43  Hanover  market 
Schulderberg  Wm.  47  Centre  market 
Sects  George,  69  Lexington  market 
Seltzer  Geo.  &  Wm.  H.  D.  11  Centre,  2  and 

15  Lexington  and  48  Hanover  markets 
Shaab  John  J.  56  Hanover  market 
Shaner  George,  128  Centre  and  19  Lexington 

markets 
Sinclair  James   E.  25  Centre,  18  Lexington 

and  11  Richmond  markets 
Smith  George,  81  Lexington  markets 
Smith  Geo.  W.  W.  75  Centre  and  78  Belair 

markets 
Smith  Hartman,  117  Centre  and  106  Belair 

markets 
Smith  Mrs.  Henry,  1  Centre,  50  Lexlngtou 

and  5  Hanover  markets 
Smith  Jos.  S.  45  Centre  and  59  Belair  markets 
Snyder  Jacob,  46  Centre  and  40  Lexington 

markets 
Snyder  Joseph  F.  51  Centre  and  6  Lexington 

markets 
Snyder  Wm.  43  Lexington  market 
Sprenger  Charles,  34  Hanover  and  Hollins  st. 
Sprenger  C.  Wm.  45  Hanover  and  17  Hollins 

St.  markets  ^ 

Starkey  James,  22  Centre  market 
Staylor   Andrew  J.  7  Centre  and  38  Belair 

markets 
Staylor. John,   63  Centre   and   73    Hanover 

markets 
Stein  Geo.  D.  20  Centre,  26  Lexington  and  19 

Hanover  markets 
StoU  John,  105  Centre  and   97  Belair  markets 
Stolenzback  flenry  H.  64  Hanover  market 
Stratlner  Louis,  139  Centre  market 
Super  Wm.  H.  6  Centre  and  97  Lexington 

markets 
Switzer  Geo.  F.  106  Centre,  102  Lexington 

and  13  Richmond  markets 


Switzer  Wm.  61  Lexington  market 
Temperly  John,  22  Lexir.gton  and  18  Rich- 
mond markets 
Thomas  Sterling  &■  Sons,  41  Centre,  12  Lex- 
ington, 47  Hanover,  Belair  and  Richmond 

markets 
Tigges  Henry,  47  Hanover  market 
Tilling  Fredk.  61  Hanover  market 
Toffling  John  H.  16  Lexington,  72  Centre  and 

66  Hanover  markets 
Tucker  Chas.  E.  40  Hanover  market 
Turner  Fredk.  S.  46  Lexington,  38  HanoT«r 

and  31  Centre  markets 
Turner  Lewis,  jr.,  53  Centre,  49  LexingtOQ 
•  and  9  Hanover  markets 
Vitzthum   John,    110  Centre  and   73    Belair 

markets 
Volker  Adam  J.  69  Centre  and  37  Belair  mk't« 
Walper  John  C.  6  Hanover 
Walter  B.  Edward,  76  Lexington  and  26  Hol- 
lins St.  markets. 
Wannenwetsch  Charles,  70  Lexington  and  30 

Hanover  markets 
Wannenwetsch  Fredk.  31  Hanover 
Weaver  Wm.  H.  75  Hanover  market 
Weik  Wm.  L.  56  Centre  and  56  Lexington 

markets 
Weineke  John  G.  93  Centre  market 
Weis  Fredk.  68  Centre,  48  Lexington  and  27 

Hanover  markets 
Weis  John  P.  59  Hanover  market 
Weis  Lewis,  58  Centre,  48  Lexington  and  27 

Hanover  markets 
Wetzelberger  Nicholas,  104   Centre  and   60 

Belair  markets 
Wilcox  Charles  H.  35  Centre  and.  1  Belair 

markets 
Wilcox  John  F.  Ill  Centre,  and  20  Hanover 

markets 
Wise  Lewis *V.  62  Lexington  and  36  Centre 

markets  4, 

Wolf  Alonzo   L.   12  Centre  and    74    Belair 

markets 
Younger  Geo,  50  Hanover,  and  27  Lexington 

markets 
Zeigler  John  Fredk.  59  Centre,  54  Lexington 

and  39  Hanover  markets 
Zell  Jacob,  28  Centre,  53  Lexington,  and  69 

Hanover  markets 
Zerweck  Daniel,  jr.,  16  Hanover  market 
Zerweck  John,  19  Hanover  market 
Ziegler  John  F.  39  Hanover  market 

Butter  Dealers. 

Bromwell  H.  L.  cor  Lexington  and  Pearl 

Clayton  Alfred  S.  82  Hanover 

Dryden  Charles  H.  51  n  Eutaw 

Edel  John  W.  &  Co.  257  Harford  av 

Ellicotl  &  Hewes,  67  w  Lombard 

Feig  George  A.  15  Brown 

Hanson  William  E.  n  w  cor  Eager  and  Ai9- 

quith 
Henderson  &  Co.  63  Exchange  place 
Lazenby  Daniel  L.  311  n  Gay 
Lloyd  Philemon,   145  e   Baltimore,   and    107 

Lexington 
Magers  Peter  A.  212  n  Gay 
Manning  Henry  S.  42  Camden 
Morton  Dixon,  118  Garden 
Noble  James,  153  and  234  s  Broadway 
Nyce  B.  Brooke,  1  Guilford 
Shanling  Peter  M.  80  Pearl 


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Taylor  Robert,  46  Camden 
Tweedy  Samuel  A.  77  Camden 

Cabinet  Makers. 

[See  Furniture  Dealers.] 

Abbott  Noah,  132  Cross 

Anderson  Wm.  E.  10  and  12   Second.— [See 

Mvertisement  at  the  end  of  book.] 
Blackiston  &  Green,  562  w  Baltimore 
Daiger  Matthew  A.  74  s  Broadway 
Dude  Frederick  W.  14  McClelland 
Foss  "Wm.  M.  30  n  Howard 
Godey  Thomas,  54  Hanover 
Heimiiler  &  Millis,  49  n  High 
Herold  Frederick,  189  s  Sharp 
Hiss  &  Bro.  128  w  Fayette 
Hughes  John  &  Son,  65  s  Broadway 
Jenkins  Henry  W.  IG  Light 
Logan  J.  H.  &  Co.  41  n  Paca 
Mathiot  Aug.  &  Son,  25  and  27  n  Gay 
McCouU  George  C.  131  Saratoga 
McMuIlan  John,  15  and  17  n  Gay 
Mount  Elijah,  31  n  Gay 
Pouder  George  W.  522  w  Baltimore 
Renwick  Robert,  92  n  Howard 
Rodenmayer  George  C.  38  Ensor 
Shryock  Henry  S.  «fe  Son,  6  s  Calvert 
Tarr  Theodore  M.  11  n  Gay 
Teufel  John,  283  w  Pratt 
Waskey  Benjamin,  10  n  Gay 
Watkins  John  T.  47  South 
Weaver  Jacob,  21  and  23  Ross 
Weaver  John  H.  22  w  Fayette 
Wheeler  Saml.  E.  cor  Monument  and  Aisqutth 

Cap  Makers. 

[See  Hats  and  Caps.] 

Austrian  Betsy,  211  s  Broadway 
Brooks  Lewis,  344  w  Baltimore 
Dittrich  F.  &  Bro.  178  n  Gay 
Rosenwig  Elias,  over  344  w  Baltimore 
Ruben  Jacob,  246  and  675  w  Baltimore 

Cards— Machine. 

Chase  Wells  &  Gehrmann,  6  s  Howard 
Haskell  John  H.  33  s  Eutaw 
Towner  Darius  F.  332  w  Baltimore 

Carpenters  and  Builders. 

Adams  H.  &  J.  F.  Elbow  la,  rear  52  Columbia 

Adams  John  K.  247  w  Fayette 

Allard  Joseph,  18  Warner 

Allen  Wm.  H.  265  e  Baltimore 

Allen  Henry,  s  Wolfe  near  Aiiceanna 

Armiger  Richard,  over  87  Harrison 

Atwell  &  Harrison,  76  s  Register 

Bailey  John  M.  9  Hoffman 

Baldwin  John  H.  122  n  Eden 

Ball  John'D.  335  w  Howard 

Barton  Samuel  S.  70  Mullikin 

Bean  Joseph  H.  1  n  Sharp 

Belt  Hickman,  48  Holiday 

Beety  Robert  S.  Wolfe  near  Pratt 

Belt  Norwood  &  Bro.  14  Vine 

Bennett  Benjamin  F.  44  s  Howard 

Benson  B.  F.  44  s  Howard 


Binyon  &  Audoun,  137  s  Ann 

Black  John  R.  18  Marion 

Bowen  John  W.  54  Clay 

Boyd  Francis  H.  B.,  Bradenbaugh  al 

Brady  Edward,  over  129  n  Calvert 

Briel  &  Bruns,  14  McClellan's  al 

Brown  Eiias,  17  Pleasant 

Brown  J.  Robert,  1  Exchange  al  near  Lombard 

Brown  Wm.  L.  s  w  cor  Front  and  Low 

Cannon  Wm.  H.  23  Wayne 

Carey  &  Muhilman,  245  Aiiceanna 

Champayne  Wm.  R.  170  Vine 

Clark  Bernhard,  15  Pleasant 

Clemm  Peter  S.  35  n  Sharp 

Colley  J.  W.  rear  324  Hollins 

Collison  &  Heichew,  14  s  Durham 

Cornell  Michael,  13  Morris  al 

Cross  Joseph  H.  M.  21  L.  Sharp 

Crothers  Robert,  62  Courtland 

Davis  John  F.  35  n  Sharp 

Dieffenderffer  James,  5  n  Sharp 

Eggleston  Joseph  W.  26  Peirce 

Erhman  Jacob,  1  n  Sharp 

Evans  Job  &  Son,  17  and  19  Garden 

Folks  George  F.  15  n  Sharp 

Fowble  &  Rliller,  18  Vine 

Gallagher  Francis  T.  Orange  al  near  Gay 

Galloway  Thomas,  7  n  Sharp 

Gardner  &  Matthews,  179  w  Lombard 

Gettier  John  L.  102  Hoffman 

Gilbert  Lewis,  .335  n  Ho\yard 

Gorsuch  Wm.  G.,  Clay  near  Liberty 

Gott  J.  C.  92  n  Paca 

Hammond  &  Smith,  8  Grant 

Hamilton  Robert,  Eutaw  near  German 

Harrison  Benjamin  H.  1  n  Central  av 

Harvey  Wm.  &  D.  130  Penna.  av 

Hawley  Burgess,  83  Hanover 

Herbert  Joseph  B.  cor  Paca  and  Warner 

Hogg  James  H.  &  John  S.  8  and  10  Clay 

Hooper  B.  A.  188  s  Sharp 

Hopkins  &  Marshall,  31  s  Eutaw 

Hopkins  Wm.  &  G.  P.  69  Hanover 

Isaac  Jonathan,  83  George 
Jacobs  James  M.  2  e  Lombard 

Leaken  John,  118  Orchard 

Lee  J.  W.  31  Park 

Leeke  James  &  McClure,  13  Grant 

Lester  Wm.  H.  20  Wayne 

Long  Stephen  B.  17  Morris  al 

Maloney  Andrew  J.  79  w  Monument 

Marker  Edward  H.  79  Paca 

Markland  W.T.  &  Bro.  Portland  nr.  Fremont 

Masson  W.  Calvert,  between  Eager  and  Reed 

Miller  Enoch  H.  67  Albemarle 

Morris  Levin  F.  6  Franklin  la 

McNeal  Andrew  L.  240  e  Fayette 

Morrison  John  H.,  Jasper  near  Mulberry 

Murray  Rich'U  C.s  e  cor  Lombard  and  Charles 

Ajlylander  Henry,  Penna.  av  near  Biddle 

Nevitt  James,  19  w  Fayette 

Oster  Jacob,  113  s  Caroline 

Paine  John  A.  over  7  n  Sharp 

Parsons  William,  28  Boyd 

Pedrick  Geo.  E.  25  Booth 

Pollitt  Edward  D.  10  s  Frederick 

Porter  Edward  P.  8  s  Front 

Porter  George  H.  148  s  Charles 

Price  Geo.  R.  9  n  Sharp 

Purcell  John  J.  2  n  Pine 

Quigley  Hugh,  27  Marion 

Reindollar  Jacob  T.  16  Clay 

Reynolds  Josiah,  69  n  Front 


jr.  HENRY  GIESE,  Commission  Mercliant,  for  the  siUe  off  Flour,  Omln,  Seeds,  Sso, 
,     &08«ndale  Cement  and  Calcined  Plaster  constantly  on  hand,  ai  Spear's  Wharf. 


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Rigby  Philip  A.  144  Camden 

Roberts  John  B.  8  Raborg 

Roche  Michael,  158  n  Calvert 

Sappington  Gerard  H.  n  e  cor  Holland  and 

Eden 
Saumenig  John  W.  51  Eislein 
Scott  Wm.  J.  118  w  Biddle 
Secombe  Thomas,  16  w  Fayette 
Sellers  Jacob,  35  Arch 
Sheets  George  T.  149  Peirce 
Shultz  Henry,  123  Hoffman 
Silberzahn  John  A.  13  n  Sharp 
Sorter  &  Sweeney,  396  w  Pratt 
Smith  Richard  A.  202  Bank 
Sprigg  Wm.  17  Grant 
Stack  John,  cor  Calvert  and  Franklin 
Staylor  John  J.  191  n  High 
Stinchcomb  Geo.  W.  144  n  Calvert 
Sutton  &  Theban,  16  n  High 
Teal  Arch.  402  Canton  av 
Warfield  Anderson,  Vine  near  Arch 
Warfield  &  James,  14  Dover 
Williams  David,  140  Camden 
Williams  William,  n  e  cor  Howard  and  Lee 
Wingate  &  Lusby,  76  .s  Regester 
Winter  Samuel,  182  Hamburg 
Wood  Charles  O'Aeal,  321  Franklin 
Yeisley  Jacob,  89  Bank 
Zimmerman  George  J.  142  n  Howard 

Carpets,  Oil  Cloth,  &c. 

Griffith  G.  S.  77  w  Baltimore 
McDowell,  Robinson  &  Co.  264  w  Baltimore 
Royston  Bros.  81  w  Baltimore 
Saylor  John,  2  w  Baltimore  and  146  s  Broad- 
way 
Turnbull  John,  jr.,  248  w  Baltimore 
Victory  Joseph,  145  Lexington 
Walsh  &  Conradt,  1  n  Gay 

Carpet  Weavers. 

Abendschan  Clement,  232  s  Charles 
Kissner  &  Co.  (coverlet,)  93  Bank 

Carriage  and  Coach  Makers. 

Bishop  Richard,  93  w  Fayette 

Blakeney  Wm.  50  German 

Bowers  &  Sons,  406  and  408  w  Baltimore 

Brashears  Geo.  W.  n  e  cor  North  and  Madison 

Champayne  Henry  B.  84  German 

Colflesh  George,  101  German 

Cross  Samuel  B.  69  and  75  s  Howard 

Curlett  John  &  Son,  33  North 

Dorsey  &  Hissey,  96  n  Calvert 

Green  &  Hoffman,  167  w  Lombard 

Kurtz  George  J.  97  n  Paca 

Jacjtson  James,  Paca  near  Pratt 

McCann  Wm.  35  s  Gay 

McCawiey  Joseph,  41  s  Paca 

McCurley  James,  21  n  Liberty 

McPherson  Samuel  T.,  Boston,  cor  of  Chester 

Minnick  Charles  E.  65  n  Calvert 

Mullen  Thomas,  jr.,  91  Holiday 

Mullmeyer,  Hunter  &  Co.  144  n  Howard 

O'Connell  Henry,  29  n  Gay 

Oelman  Frederick,  61  and  65  German 

O'Neill  John  F.  n  e  cor  Eutaw  and  German 

Peduzzi  Francis,  51  North 

Penning  Sylvester  E.  56  German 


Pryor  Geo.  W.  High  near  Fayette 
Pryor  Richard  S.  4  n  Frederick 
Renshaw  Joseph,  145  Franklin 
Riddlemo.ser  &  Weatherley,  92  w  Fayette 
Savage  Joseph  R.  4  n  Frederick 
Schaefer  C.  W.  149  and  151  n  High 
Schaffer  David  &  Bro.  20  w  Fayette 
Schombs  &  Kohlhepp,  484  Harford  av  , 
Sommer  Jacob  &  Sons,  s  w  cor  Lombard  and 

Howard 
Stevens  William  H.  5l>^  North 
White  &  Albaugh,  104  and  106  Penna.  ar 
Williamson  Angus,  56  German 

Carvers  and  Gilders. 

Barrett  &  Debeet,  71  w  Baltimore 
Barrett  M.  82  n  Howard 
BUTLER,  PERRIGO  &  WAY,  168  w  Balti- 
more, up  stairs. — [See  p.  51  Mverlisements.] 
Byrne  Joseph,  32  n  Calvert 
Coyle  John,  105  Saratoga 
Eckhardt  Wm.  58  n  Gay 
Fryer  James,  206  w  Baltimore 
Hays  &  Morse,  41  Clay 
Hewitt  Geo.  W.  9  n  Gay 
Kennard  Wm.  H.  24  n  Sharp 
Meyers  &  Hedian,  33  w  Baltimore 
Teubner  Wm.  over  s  w  cor  Sharp  and  German 

Chair  Makers. 

[See  Furniture  Dealers.] 

Foos  Wm.  M.  30  n  Howard 
Hiss  Wm.  Henry,  over  20  s  Charles 
Mathiot  Augustus  &  Son,  25  and  27  n  Gay 
Phillips  J.  E  .n  e  cor  Charles  and  Lombard 
Sprenkle   Chas.  H.  s  w  cor  Lombard   and 

Caroline 
Stevens  S.  S.  &  Sons,  6  Low 
Stevenson  Robert,  2  e  Lombard 

Chemists  and  Dealers  in  Chemicals. 

Baker  Bros.  &  Co.  32  and  34  s  Charles 

Baker  Richard  J.  36  s  Charles 

Chappell  Philip  S.  foot  of  Cross  s  side  basin 

Davison  Wm.  &  Co.  104  w  Lombard 

Higgins  James,  33  Holiday 

Liebig  Gustav  A.,  P.  D.  over  67  s  Gay 

Piggot  A.  Snowden,  40  Bolton 

Popplein  G.  &  N.  jr.,  50  North 

Stewart    James  V'D.  s  e  cor  Hanover  and 

Camden 
Stimpson  &  Neilson,  370  w  Baltimore 
Trego  Wm.  15  and  17  Hughes 
Thomsen  &  Block,  26  Hanover 
Tyson  Jesse  &  Co.  Block  st.  office  over  7 

South 

Cement  and  Plaster. 

Giese  J.  Henry,  31  Spear's  wharf 
Page  George  S.  &  Bro.  (roofing  cement,)  111 
Smith's  wharf 

Claim  Agents. 

Bandel  M.  L.  &  Co.  30  w  Second 
Murray  O.  B.  &  Co.  over  22  Second 
Pferdner  Paul  &  Co.  28  Second 


GKO.  S.  page:  &  BRO., 


Rlanafitetnrera   of  Roof*  and  Roofing  JUatmrtMlM,  111  Satltli's 
WliarC    C.  HART  SMITH,  Agent. 


BUSINESS  DIKECTORY. 


499 


China,  Glass  and  Queensware. 

Ball  David,  166  Franklin 
Banks  Robert  T.  63  South 
Bayley  R.  P.  &  Co.  6  Hanover 
Bokee  George  M.  41  n  Howard 
Bokee  Wm.  F.  1  and  3  Harrison 
Cook  &  Herring,  9  s  Charles 
Cowles  "W.  &  Son,  25  s  Calvert 
Dobson  John  A.  &  Co.  2  and  4  n  Charles 
Harteweld  Adolph,  506  w  Baltimore 
Keyser  James,  12  n  Howard 
Kirsch  Charles  &  Co.  140  n  Gay 
Marston  &  Bro.  246  w  Baltimore 
McCurley  John,  sr.  725  w  Baltimore 
Morton  Philander  &  Son,  137  n  Howard 
Parr  David  Preston,  210  w  Baltimore 
Parr  Henry,  243  n  Gay 
Pawley  Fmley,  18  s  Calvert 
Sharkey  John  &  Co.  317  w  Baltimore 
Shirley  Wm.  5  s  Calvert 
Towson  Wm.  0.  26  w  Baltimore 
Valiant  Theodore  D.  &  Co.  46  n  Howard 
Valiant  Wm.  Thomas  &  Co.  216  w  Pratt 
Wonderly  Wm.  S.  116  n  Gay 
Wonderly  Wm.  S.  &  Co,  75  w  Baltimore 

Chiropodists. 

Painter  Nathan,  20  e  Baltimore 

Cloaks  and  Mantillas. 

Allen  Henry,  47  e  Baltimore 
Bickerton  Joseph  &  Co.  183  w  Baltimore 
Joy  E.  W.  107  w  Baltimore 
Packman  A.  138  n  Gay 
Rosenbaum  Isaac,  162  and  164  Lexington 
Timpson  Wm.  47  e  Baltimore 
Timson  &  Allen,  over  n  w  cor  Baltimore  and 
Holiday 

Clocks. 

Mann  John,  n  e  cor  Charles  and  Lombard 
Morrill  Harrison  0.  23  n  Liberty 
Parr  John  H.  234  w  Baltimore 

Clothiers— Retail. 

Adler  Manncss,  618  w  Baltimore 

Bar  &  Bro.  189  s  Broadway 

Bernie  Seligman,  74  and  76  Centre  Market  sp 

Brafman  A.  n  w  cor  Centre  Market  space  and 

Second 
Brafman  Samuel,  160  w  Pratt 
Brenner  &  Bro.  n  e  cor  Bond  and  Thames 
Brenner  Moses,  96  w  Pratt 
Carr  Henry,  66  w  Pratt 
Coonan  Daniel,  79  Centre  Market  space  and 

119  w  Baltimore 
Diotz  John  B.  204  w  Pratt 
Ellinger  Samuel,  297  w  Baltimore 
Englehaupt  Adam,  46  and  48  w  Pratt 
Fay  Henry,  48  and  50  Centre  Market  space 
Fletcher  Jeremiah  H.  140  w  Pratt 
Frank  L.  &  Co.  287  w  Baltimore 
Frankel  &  Bro.  n  e  cor  Centre  Market  apace 

and  Pratt 
Goldman  Benjamin,  4  Centre  Market  space 
Goldman  Louis,  80)^  Centre  Market  space 
Goodman  Aaron,  75  and  195  n  How.ard 


Goodman  Joseph,  10  Centre  Market  space 

Gottman  Moses,  clothier,  122  Barre 

Greenbaum  Isaac,  146  w  Pratt 

Greenbaum  Myer,  s  w  cor  Forrest  and  French 

Grothaus  Geo.  F.  11  w  Baltimore 

Hamburger  &  Bros.  203  s  Broadway 

Hart  Levi,  11  w  Second 

Harzberg&  Stiefel,  168  w  Pratt 

Hecht  Jacob,  n  w  cor  Market  space  and  Pratt 

Herzberg  Seligman,  2  and  28  Centre  Market 

space 
Hess,  Blum  &  Co.  671  w  Baltimore 
Hess  &  Stern,  223  w  Pratt 
Hirsch  Bernard  D.  106  w  Pratt 
Hirshberg  &  Reinhart,  294  w  Baltimore 
Jarrett  Asbury,  10  and  12  e  Baltimore 
Jarrett  Lefever,  126  w  Baltimore 
Jordan  &  Co.  157s  Broadway 
Jordan  Levi,  36  Centre  Market  space 
Kahn  Samuel,  279  w  Baltimore 
Kronheimer  Simon,  122  w  Pratt 
Kuhn  &  Co.  s  e  cor  Lexington  and  Greene 
Laucheimer  Meyer,  134  w  Pratt 
Lipp  &  Co.  s  w  cor  Baltimore  and  Paca 
Lipp  James,  389  w  Baltimore 
Long&Tannebaum,  162  and  164  Light-stwhf. 
Manaca  Joseph  R.  227  Lexington 
Metzger  &  Miller,  88  Centre  Market  space 
Nordheimer  Moses,  328  w  Baltimore 
Rea  John  H.  &  Co.  118  w  Pratt 
Robinson  D.  W.  84  Centre  Market  space 
Row  &  Landower,  62  w  Pratt 
Schleunes  &  Hinrichs,  89  w  Baltimore 
Seldner  &  Co.  105  and  107  n  Gay 
Simon  Theodore  H.  &  Bro.  317  v/ Pratt 
Smith  Brothers  &  Co.  40  w  Baltimore 
Sonneborn  Henry,  315  w  Baltimore 
Sonnehill  Lewis,  350  w  Baltimore 
Springer  Wolf,  52  and  54  w  Pratt 
Stine  Benjamin,  73  w  Baltimore 
Stine  N.  H.  n  w  cor  Howard  and  Saratoga 
Stocksdale  Nelson,  78  Centre  Market  space 
Teal  Geo.  McK.   n  e  cor  Baltimore  and  Fred- 
erick 
Thanhouser  Jacob,  124  w  Pratt 
Walker  Noah  &  Co.  Washington  building, 

165  and  167  w  Baltimore 
Weil  Benjamin,  110  s  Eutaw 
Wolf  &  Bergman,  244  w  Pratt 

Clothiers— Wholesale. 

Gutman  Moses  &  Co.  331  w  Baltimore 
Hartman  &  Strauss,  326  w  Baltimore 
Kahn  &  Schloss,  305  w  Baltimore 
Lehmayer  Simon,  298  w  Baltimore 
Reinhard  M.  E.  294  w  Baltimore 
Shipley,  Roane  &  Co.  303  w  Baltimore 
Seigel,  Grunebaum  &  Schmidt,  333  w  Balti- 
more 
Sonneborn,  Seligman  &  Marx,  310  w  Baltimore 
Springer,  Friedenreich  &  Co.  309  w  Baltimore 
Thrasher,  Rogers  &  Co.  over  345  w  Baltimore 
Walker  Noah  &  Co.    Washington  building, 

165  and  167  w  Baltimore 
Walter  R.  300  w  Baltimore 
Weisenfeld  &/■  Co.  23,  25  and  270  w  Baltimore 

Clothiers— Children. 

Brun  Madame  F.  86  Lexington 
Cappeau  Misses  Cecelia  &  Frances,   673  w 
Baltimore 


WM.  P.  WEBB,  Marine.  Fire  and  Life  Insurance  Agent  and  Broker.    Agent 
Benefit  Lire  Insurance  Co.,  ir«-mu-k,  Jf.  J.,"  89  Second  Street. 


•mutual 


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BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 


Carvalho  R.  N.  22  Pleasant 
Gardner  S,  S.  &  M.  E.  62  Lexington 
Hoyt  William  H.  41  n  Charles 
Lee  Lizzie  T.  56  Lexington 
Mitchell  C.  W.  63  e  Baltimore 
Moissonnier  Madame,  40  n  Charles 
Schultze  Hermina,  38  n  Charles 
Stork  S(  Hamilton,  278  n  Gay 

Cloths,  Cassimeres,  Vestings,  &c. 

Dammann  F.  W.  &  E.  19  Hanover 

Davidson  A.  B.  over  1  Hanover 

Mallinckrodt  Wm.  over  31  s  Charles 

Moore  Robert  &  Bro    233  w  Baltimore 

Moore  S.  &  R.  G.  6  s  Charles 

Oberndorf  A.  10  s  Charles 

Orem,  Hopkins  &  Co.  238  w  Baltimore 

Richardson  John  W.  &  Co.  12  n  Gay 

Schleunes  &  Heinrich,  89  w  Baltimore 

Siegel  David,  7  Hanover 

Spiller  &  Alcock,  over  s  w  cor  Baltimore  and 

Hanover 
Wethered  Bros.  20  German 

Coal  Dealers. 

Adams  Emelius,  s  w.  cor  Caroline  and  Dock 
Baltimore  Coal  Co.  6  South,  Hoffman  &  Son 

sole  agents 
Bennett  G.  R.  &  L.  E.  169  n  Howard 
Brown,  Mittan  &  Co.  88  n  High,  and  North 

betw  Monument  and  Madison 
Callis  Jas.  H.  Baltimore  nr  Bond 
Campbell  Dorsey  &  Co.  95  w  Lombard 
Cannon  H.  &  Co.  48  s  Gay 
Carson  &  Spedden,  164  Hollins 
Collins  Jas.  B.  88  North 
Crothers  David,  70  North 
Crusse  John,  cor  Boston  and  Leakin 
Cumberland  Coal  and  Iron  Company,  R.  H. 

Phipps,  agent.  Locust  Point 
Cunningham  Thos.  A.  22  w  Second 
Gushing  &  Ehlen,  36  w  Second 
Davis  Jas.  E.  n  w  eor  Bond  and  Lombard 
Dobbin  &  Co.  24  w  Second 
Dutton  John  R.  25  s  Eden 
Ehrman  &  Bardroff,  23  Fell 
Fenhagen  Jas.  C.  143  n  Gay 
Forman  A.  D.  &  Co.  513  w  Baltimore 
Franklin  Coal  Co.    (Jas.  Boyce,  prest.)  over 

36  Second 
Gemmell  Thomas,  44  w  Second 
George's  Creek  Coal  and  Iron  Co.  19  South, 

up  stairs 
Giese  J.  Henry,  9  South 
Haines  Benj.  F.  333  w  Fayette 
Hamilton    Silas  M.  s  w  cor  Baltimore   and 

South 
Hart  Francis  C.  cor  Biddle  and  Cathedral 
Harvey  Wm.  &  D.  130  Penna.  av 
Healy   Leonard  S.   n  e  cor  Central   av  and 

Hampstead 
High  &  Slmnley,  23  w  Lombard 
Houek  Anthony  V.  61)0  "  Eutaw 
House  Wm.   A.  &   CoT  cor  West  Falls  and 

Eastern  avs 
Jameson  &  Brown,  30  w  Biddle  and  253  Lex- 
ington 
Janney  R.  M.  19}.^  South 
Jenkins  Jas.  W.  67  w  Second 
Johnson  Saml.  M.   &  Co.   cor  Towson  and 

Nicholson,  L.  P.  and  12  O'DonncU's  wharf 


Kelly  John  W.  Biddle  nr  Cathedral 

Krebs  Chas.  W.  83  w  Second 

Lee  Stephen  S.  50  s  Gay 

Leisenring  Geo.  W.  n  e  cor  Howard  and 
Franklin 

McColgan  &  McNevin,sw  cor  North  and 
Franklin 

McCullough  J.  G.  n  w  cor  Fremont  and  Pratt, 
and  n  w  cor  Park  and  Fayette 

McClymont  &  Co.  cor  Bowly-st  and  West 
Falls  av 

McNeal,  James,  jr.  58  w  Second 

Miller  John,  jr.  n  w  cor  Paca  and  German 

Moore  John  A.  3  Rechabite  Hall 

Myers  Danl.  E.,  North  opposite  Denniead 'a 
foundry 

Onion  Edward  D.  cor  Monument  and  Har- 
ford av 

Onion  Edward  M.  Gay  nr  Belair  market 

Onion  Wm.   F.    H.   n  e  cor  Central   av  and 

'   Lombard 

Owen  &  Co.  s  e  cor  Pratt  and  Greene 

Rieman  Robt.  G.  12  South 

Robins  Edward  A.  7  Sun  Iron  building, 
South 

Sheckells  &  Gray,  s  e  cor  Mulberry  and  Fre- 
mont 

Short  Mountain  Coal  Co.,  Edward  Jessop, 
president,  23  South 

Silverwood  &  Sheckells,  132  Monument  and 
154  n  Central  av 

Sindall  Samuel,  5  n  Republican 

Stabler  E.  Jr.  &  Co.  23  South 

Start  &  Delia,  Hughes  quay 

Sutton,  Pennington  &  Co.  13  South 

Taylor  Jacob  H.  134  Dugan's  wharf 

Timanus  John  T.  65  n  Greene 

Walker  G.  W.  &  T.  S.  3  s  Sharp 

Washburn  Wyman  F.  cor  Lee  and  Light 

Wilbur  Silas  J.  485  w  Pratt 

Wright  Isaac  &  Co.  n  e  cor  Central  av  and 
Fayette 

Coal  Oil  and  Lamps. 

Ammidon  &  Crombie,  336  w  Baltimore 
Capron  &  Cp.  North  nr  Eager 
Carswell  John  S.  210  Aliceanna 
Deubreuil  Aristides,  cor  Lee  and  Fremont 
Dubreuil  &  Co.  29  Camden 
Richardson  J.  A.  &  Co.  3  s  Calvert 
Spilcker  Wm.  &  H.  136  w  Baltimore 
Treusch  Charles,  119  s  Broadway 
West  Christopher  &  Sons,  306  w  Pratt 

Coffee  Roasters  and  Spice  Grinders. 

Bacon  &  Co.  476  w  Baltimore 
Brass  Joseph,  85  and  87  Barre 
Pearson  George,  5  n  Liberty 
Ridgaway  S.  C.  &  Co.  505  w  Pratt 
Siegman  John  G.  62  and  69  Ensor 

Collar  Makers. 

Bullock  James,  21  Mercer 

Harvey  Thomas  &  Sons,  33  n  Greene 

Hobbs  Wm.  75  Chesnut 

McKaig  Jessop,  86  Mulberry 

Shott  Chas.  H.  cor  German  and  Penn 


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Commercial  Colleges. 

Baltimore  Commercial  College,  E.  K.  Losier, 

principal,  n  e  cor  Baltimore  and  Charles 
Gallagher  F.  H.  207  and  209  w  Baltimore 

Commission  Merchants. 

Adams  &  Davidson,  7  Commerce 

Adreon  &  Co.  22  s  Charles 

Aldridge  &  Brewer,  (dry  goods,)  5  German 

Applegarth  Alexander,  1  Bowly's  whf 

Applegarth   John   A.  &  Co.  109  Smith's  whf 

Applegarth  Capt.  Wm.  &  Son,  37  w  Pratt 

Appold  Theodore  R.  over  5  Water 

Armistead,  Riggs  &  Co.  (tobacco,)  39  s  Gay 

Armstrong  &  Miller,  4  Commerce 

Baer  &  Bro.  143  n  Howard 

Balderston,   Ward  &   Co.    (boot  and  shoe,) 

over  14  and  16  German 
Bansemer  W.  G.  &  Co.  108  w  Lombard 
Barry  John  S.  &  Co.   (dry  goods,)  20  Hano- 

I     ver 
iBarth  St  Edmeades,  (liquors,  cigars,  &c.,)  22 

s  Calvert 
Bass  Jit  Wight,  (tobacco,)  51  Exchange  place 
Bean  Robt.  M.  130  Dugan's  wharf 
Belt  Truman  &  Sons,  (tobacco,)  1  Ellicott 
Bennett  F.  W.  &  Co.  28  and  30  s  Charles 
Berry  John  T.,  Howard  nr  Pratt 
Berry  N.  E.  63  w  Pratt,  up  stairs 
Berry  Walter  W.  4  Light-st  wharf 
Bevans,  Phillips  &  Co.  14  Bowly's  whf 
Bighani  &  Bradford,  n  w  cor  Franklin  and 

Eutaw 
Billingsley  Thos.  A.  69  s  Charles 
Blackburn  &  Bro.  n  e  cor  Franklin  and  Eutaw 

Block  Augustus,  96  w  Lombard 

Boane  James,  261  Aisquith 

Boggs  A.  L.  Jr.  141  n  Howard 

Boggs,  Cottman  &  Co.  46  w  Lombard 

Bond  Alex,  n  w  cor  Pratt  and  Commerce 

Bond  James,  Jr.  6  Holiingsworth 

Bond  Wm.  n  e  cor  Pratt  and   Holiingsworth 

Bosley  Jas.  H.  203  North 

Boswell  &  Dorsett,  147  w  Pratt 

Boyle  John  P.  &  Co.  4  Exchange  place 

Bradford  Geo.  W.  cor  Franklin  and  Eutaw 

Brauns  L.  &  Co.  se  cor  Lombard  and  Cheap- 
side 

Brehme  0.&  Co.  (dry  goods,)  12  Hanover 

Brinkley  Joseph  B.  &  Co.  59  s  Calvert 

Broom  Vachei,  Exchange  place 

Brown  Robert  D.  &  Co.   (dry  goods)  over  2 
German 

Brown  V.  J.  &  Co.  66  w  Lombard 

Brune  F.  W.  &  Sons,  89  and  91  Smith's  whf 

Buckler  &  Shipley,  85  and  87  s  Charles 

Burbank  David,  148  w  Pratt 

Burns  &  Co.  96  Light-st  whf 

Busby  David  T.  6  Exchange  place 

Cameron  C.  C.  50  s  Howard 

Camp  &  Sutherland,  22  w  Second 

Campbell  Ross  &  Co.  (dry  goods,)  24  Han- 
over 

Capron  &  Co.  79  South 

Carr  R.  H.  &  Bro.  69  s  Charles 

Cassard  P.  W.  61  South 

Cassard  Geo.  46  South 

Cassard  Gilbert,  West  Falls  av 

Chesnut  Wm.  &  Co.  n  w  cor  Pratt  and  South 

Clark  Lewis  &  Co.  180  w  Baltimore 


Clemm  Joseph  E.  &  Co.  73  South 

Close  &  Bro.  4  German 

Coale  Isaac,  jr.,  &  Bro.  17  and  19  Hanover 

Cochran  Janies  E.  84  Light  st  whf 

Cockey  &  Co.  (lumber)  n  e  cor  Canton  and 

East  Falls  av 
Coffroth  &  Miller,  330  w  Baltimore 
Cole  Wm.  H.  (hardware)  95  s  Charles 
Coleman  &  Co.  s  w  cor  Franklin  and  Paca 
Conway  John  R.  &  Son,  31  Cheapside 
Cook  H.  W.  &  Co.  15  Commercial 
Cooke  Wm.  &  Sons,  82  Light  st  wharf 
Cornelius  Nicholas,  165  Forrest 
Cornell  &  Son,  70  South 
Corner  James  &  Sons,  Corner's  whf,  foot  of 

Frederick-st  dock 
Coulburn  Stephen  D.  79  South 
Courtnev  &  Son  (tobacco,)  65  s  Gay 
Coward 'Thos.  R.  114  Light-st,  whf 
Cox  &  Brown,  10  Bowly's  whf 
Creamer  Thos.  131  n  Exeter 
Crichton  Wm.  &  Sonj  1  Wood,  cor  Bowly's 

wharf 
Cropper  Thomas  J.  55  South 
Cross  Wm.  S.  &  Bro.  n  e  cor  East  Falls  and 

Eastern  avs 
Curiett  Lewis  G.  s  w  cor  Camden  and  Charles 
Dade  &  Dorsey,  128  s  Charles 
Dall  Austin  &  Co.  (dry  goods)  22  Hanover 
Damman  F.  Wm.  &  E.  (cloths)  19  Hanover 
Dare,  Sproston  &  Co.  (flour  and  tobacco,)  95 

s  Charles 
Deford  Benj.  &  Sons  (hides,  leather  and   oil) 

42  s  Calvert 
De  Ford  Charles  D.  &  Co.   (tobacco,)  37    s 

Gay 
De  Lea  Mar  C.  M.  96  w  Lombard 
Delcher  Wm.  J.  155  w  Pratt 
Derr  John  P.  56  Exchange  place 
Dinsmore  &  Kyle,  156  w  Pratt 
Dixon  R.  W.  K.  over  116  Light-st  whf      . 
Dorsey  Wm.  A.  68  South 
Dowell  John,  55  Calvert 
Downey  John  &  Son,  133  Franklin 
Drakely  &  Fenton,  387  w  Baltimore 
Dryden  Robert  W.  &  Son,  14  and  16  German 
Dugan  Cumberland  &  Co.  (hardware)  26  s 

Charles 
Durand  Thomas  W.  Pratt 
Dushane  John  A.  (paper)  40  s  Charles 
Eastman  I.  B.  &  Co.  over  70  w  Lombard 
Eaton  Bros.  &  Co.  (dry  goods,)  9  s  Charles 
Ebert  Octavius,  10  Spear's  whf 
Edmondson  Joseph  A.  ^9  Cheapside 
Ehrman  Gecgrge  M.   n  w   cor  Howard  and 

Pratt 
Ellicott  &  Hewes  (produce)  67  w  Lombard 
Ellicott  Wm.  M.  &  Sons,  3  Spear's  whf 
Emory  Wm.  H.  (grain,)  6  Wood 
Ensey  Lot  &  Son,  s  w  cor  Baltimore  and  Eu- 
taw 
Eppley  &  Bro.  s  e  cor  Howard  and  Mulberry 
Etchison  &  Dorsey,  104  s  Charles 
Evans  Thomas  H.  &  Co.  (produce)  80  and  82 

Light-st  whf. 
Farlin  J.  W,  (grain)  117  Smith's  whf 
Ferciot  Peter,  17  Courtland 
Fergusson  &  Tyson,  121  w  Lombard 
Ferry  J.  Ferry  &  Co.  51  Light 
Fink  &  Bro.  s  w  cor  Franklin  and  Eutaw 
Fisher  Richard  D.  &  Co.  4  s  Gay 
Fisher  Solon,  14  Bowly's  whf 
Fitzgerald,  Booth  &  Co.  6  s  Gay 


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Foard  &  Rogers,  16  Bowly's  whf 
Foley  D.  J.  &  Bro.  50  South 
Ford  Columbus  W.  32  Light 
Foster  Wm.  T.  70  Exchange  place 
Fowler  &  Ziegler  (flour,)  91  and  93  s  Charles 
Franklin  Lewis  A.  over  59  s  Gay 
Freeland,  Hall&  Co.  143  w  Pratt 
Frick  &  Bail  (tobacco)  57  Exchange  place 
Frick  E.  A.  «fe  Co.  165  North 
Frick  George  P.  (dry  goods)  2  German 
Frye  Joseph  (bonnet,)  over  19  s  Charles 
Gaither  George  R.  20  German 
Garrett  Robert  &  Sons,  34  n  Howard 
Gardiner  &  Middleton,  37  Cheapside 
George  &  Jenkins,  48  South 
George  Samuel  K.  50  s  Gay 
Gerdes,  Bulling  &  Wehrhane,  143  w  Lom- 
bard 
Geyer  &  Wilkins,  122  w  Lombard 
Gibney,  Hall  &  Co.  90  Spear's  whf 
Gibson  «&  Co.  over  7  n  Charles 
Gieske  &  Niemann,  120  s  Charles 
Giese  J.  Henry,  21  Spear's  whf 
Girvih  J.  M.  23  Spear's  whf 
Gist  &  Wells  (produce,)  126  and  128  s  Eutaw 
Gittings  Lambert  &  Co.  58  Buchanan's  whf 
Godwin  Wm.  jr.,  5  Wood 
Goodwin  Thomas  (dry  goods)  12  Hanover 
Goldsborough  Martin,  49  Courtland 
Gorter  G.  O.  62  s  Gay 
Goslin  Wm.  S.  51  South 
Gosnell  George  W.  201  e  Madison 
Gould,  Dukes  &  Co.  81  Exchange  place 
Gover  &  Gardner,  13  Commerce 
Gover  Samuel  li.  84  w  Baltimore 
Grant  &  Bro.  101  w  Lombard 
Green  Capt.  John  M.,  Light  * 

Greenwood  George  Z.  2  Bowly's  whf 
Griest  Moses,  88  Light-st  whf 
Griffith  R.  R.   s  e  cor  South  and  Exchange 

place,  up  stairs 
Griffith  R.  R.  jr.,  14  Commerce 
Gross  Jacob,  106  n  High 
Grove  Francis  &  Co.  19  Commerce 
Groverman  Anthony,  57  s  Calvert 
Groverman  Anthony,  jr.,  374  w  Baltimore 
Hack  Fred'k  A.  375  w  Baltimore 
Haines  Ephraim,  119  n  Howard 
Hall  Carter  A.  &  T.  H.  (flour,  cotton  and  to- 
bacco,) 4  Camden 
Hall  George,  274  e  Lombard 
Hall  George  W.  S.  &  Co.  65  Second 
Hall  &  Loney,  56  Buchanan's  whf 
Hall  Thomas  I.  &  Co.  over  143  w  Pratt 
Hamilton  Matthew  Allen.  27  s  Frederick 
Hamilton  Wm.  64  and  66  s  Charles 
Hand  S.  G.  101  Smith's  whf 
Hand  Thos.  J.  &  Co.  56  s  Gav,  2d  floor 
Harrison  Geo.  L.  6  O'Donnell  s  whf 
Harvey  Joshua  G.  &  Co.  (provisions  and  pro- 
duce,) 75  Exchange  pi 
Haslett  Geo.  n  w  cor  Howard  and  Mulberry 
Hawkins  Wm.  8  s  Charles 
Hawley  R.  K.  &  Co.  (lumber,)  16  Eastern  av 
Heald  Jacob  &  Co.  (tobacco,)  58  and  60  s  Gay 
Henderson  &  Co.  63  Exchange  pi 
Henderson  John  &  Co.  s  e  cor  Commerce  and 

Pratt 
Heslen  Richard  M.  n  w  cor  Pratt  and  Gay 
Hodges  Benjamin  M.  jr.  overs  w  corGay  and 

Lomljard 
Hoffman  Henry  K.  &  Co.  45  s  Howard 
Hoilins  Cumb'd  D.  70  Exchange  pi 


Hooper  J.  &  Co.  Commercial  buildings,  cor 

Gay  and  Lombard 
Hopkins  &  Janney,  124  s  Eutaw 
Hopkins  T.  &  G.  T.  68  Light,  cor  Pratt 
Howell  Wm.  &  Son,  60  s  Gay 
Hughes  John,  under  Corn  Exchange,  n  w  cor 

South  and  Wood 
Hull  Wm.  66  South 
Hunt  &  Co.  97  Smith's  whf 
Hurlbut  Samuel,  44  South 
Hyatt  C.  C.  &  R.  H.  &  Co.  147  w  Pratt 
Jenkins  Hugh  &  Co.  18  Second 
Jenkins  &  Williams,  115  Light-st -whf 
Jones  Charles,  Light-st  whf 
Jones  Lewis  &  Co.  70  Light-st  whf 
Katz  &  Leupold,  17  German 
Kauffelt  &  Buchanan,  130  North 
Keith  M.  jr.  &  Son,  (hardware,)  23  a  Charles 
Kelsey  &  Gray,  s  w  cor  Pratt  and  Buchan- 
an's whf 
Kidder  Camillus,  16  Bowly's  whf 
Kilburn  Uri,  45  South 

Kirkland,  Chase  &.  Co.  83  and  85  Smith's  whf 
Knox  &  Co.  125  Smith's  whf 
Knowles  Jas.  W.  90  Dugan's  whf 
Krebs  Geo.  W.  5  Water 
Krebs  Geo.  L.  53  n  Caroline 
Lamping  Wm.  &  Co.  (tobacco,)  89  s  Charles 
Landstreet  Wm.  T.  (produce,)  10  a  Howard 
Larus  John  R.  6  Spear's  whf 
Lee  James  F.  123  McElderry's  whf 
Lee  Steven  S.  (iron  and  coal,)  50  s  Gay 
Lentz  &  Flack,  18  Hanover 
Levering  Sf  Co.  91)^  w  Lombard 
Levering  Lawrason^  3  Commerce,  up  stairs 
Levering  Thomas  W.  &  Sons,  55  Commerce 
Lewis  A.  T.  &  Co.  over  254  w  Baltimore 
Lindenman  Albert  H.  87  Smith's  whf 
Lloyd  &  Lowndes,  95  Smith's  whf 
Logue  James,  118  n  Howard 
Loney  B.  S.  &  W.  A.  &  Co.  (dry  goods,)  11 

and  13  German 
Love,  Martin  &  Co.  5  Exchange  pi 
Lurman  &  Co.  91  s  Charles 
Lyles  Wm.  84  Light-st  whf 
Macdonald  Peter  M.  a  e  cor  Pratt  and  McEl- 
derry's whf 
Macy  Wm.  D.  127  and  129  McElderry's  whf 
Magruder  T.G.  &  Co. (boots,  shoes,  hats,  &c.) 

over  245  and  247  w  Baltimore 
Maguire  Andrew  J.  79  Smith's  whf 
Maltby  O.  E.  &  Co.  (produce,)  25  Cheapside 
Marriott  &  Gould,  (tobacco,)  35  South 
Martin  Wm.  R.  &  Co.  77  s  Calvert 
Mathiot  Augustus  G.  6  Bowly's  whf,  up  stairs 
Mathews  &  Fitzhugh,  128  n  Howard 
Matthews  &  Leitch,  4  Spear's  whf 
Matthews  Thomas  R.  &  Son,  IBBowly's  whf 
McClernan'John.  201  No/th 
McConkey  &  Parr,  91  and  93  South 
McDaniel  Jas.  L.  cor  Light  and  Water 
McDonnell  Eugene,  75  and  77  n  Calvert 
McDonnell  James,  47  Water  and  47  Cheapside 
McDougall  «fe  Clarke,  47  West  Falls  av 
McFarland  John,  s  Eutaw 
McUvain  D.  (lumber,)  158  German 
Meixsel  &  Grafton,  149  w  Pratt 
Merritt  Wm.  K.  &  Co.  57  Cheapside  and  53 

s  Calvert 
Meyer  James  &  Co.  37  Cheapside 
Michael  Wm.  H.  &  Son,  10  Bowly's  whf 
Middleton  &  Dorsey,  (tobacco,)  126  w  Pratt 
Middleton  Richard,  119  Smith's  whf 


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Middleton  Warfield,  7  German 
Miles  &  Hopkins,  68  s  Calvert 
Miller  J.  F.  &  Co  83  South 
Milnor  J.  N.  L.  over  5  s  Charles 
Mister  Abraham  &  Son,  98  Lig:ht-st  whf 
Mitchell  Edward  &  Son,  90  w  Pratt 
Mitchell  Oliver  &  Co.  tobacco,  over  53  w  Pratt 
Montell  Jas.  E.  (tobacco,)  58  Exchange  pi 
Moorehead  John  &  Bro.  (tobacco,)  14  n  How- 
ard 
Muir  John  H.  37  Block 
Murdoch  Alexander  &  Co.  (dry  goods,)  14  s 

Charles 
Murgiondo  Prudencio  D.  59  s  Gay 
Myer  James  &  Co.  65  s  Calvert 
Neale,  Harris  &  Co.  26  Commerce 
Needham  A.  &  Sons,  142  Light-st  whf 
Newcomer  &  Co.  26,  41  and  43  s  Howard 
Norris  &  Baldwin,  19  German 
Norris  Wm.  E.  &  Co.  114  s  Eutaw 
Nyce  B.  Brooke,  1  Guilford 
Owens  J.  S.  &  Co.  55  w  Pratt 
Owens  Wm.  H.  7  Wood 
Owings  Samuel  B.  75  South 
Padgett  W.  A.  &  W.  W.  (produce,)  17  Com- 
merce 
Parkhurst  Jared,  jr.  &  Co   78  South 
Parkhurst  Simon,  76  South 
Pattison  &  Woolford,  102  Dugan's  whf 
Pawson  &  Bowdoin,  95  Smith's  whf 
Payne  Wm.  S.  63  w  Pratt 
Pearce  &  Gray,  66  Buchanan's  whf  ° 
Pearson  &  Coleman,  106  w  Lombard 
Pearson  Joseph,  over  102  Light-st  whf 
Peed  John  W.&Co.  cor  Pratt  and  Smith's  whf 
Peirce  Thomas,  20  Bowly's  whf 
Peirce  Wm.  H.  9  German 
Pierson&  Randall,  (dry  goods,)  ov.  10  s  Charles 
Pendexter  Alden  &  Co.  (boot  and  shoe,)  19  s 

Charles 
Pendleton  Philip  P.  171  and  173  n  Howard 
Penn  &  Dyer,   s  e   cor  Exchange  place   and 

Commerce 
Penrose  E.  G.  &  Co.  (produce,)  153  n  Howard 
Perry  A  .  A.  &  Co.  (lumber,)  s  w  cor  Gay 

and  Lombard 
Perot  W.  H.  over  n  w  cor  Gay  and  Pratt 
Phillips  Samuel  &  Co.  95  South 
Pickerell  John  F.  75  Smith's  wharf 
Pitt  Charles  F.  116  w  Lombard 
Pleasants  John  P.  &  Sons,  52  South 
Poor  Alfred,  over  36  w  Second 
Poultney  &  Moale,  44  w  Lombard 
Poumairat  &  McCuUy,  49  Light 
Pratt  E.  &  Bro.  27  and  29  s  Charles 
Price  Joseph,  s  w  cor  Pratt  and  Spear's  whf. 
Price  Oliver  Perry,  81  Smith's  whf. 
Price  Wm.  G.  103  w  Lombard 
Purington  Zaccheus  S.  39  and  41  w  Pratt 
Quincy  John  D.  61  s  Gay 
Reynolds  Wm.  &  Son,  40  n  Howard 
Reynolds  J.  W.  &  E.&  Co.  (flour  and  grain,) 

over  90  Light-st  whf. 
Rhoads  Willard  &  Son,  cor  Pratt  and  Smith's 

wharf 
Rhodes  Beiy.  M.  &  Co.  82  South 
Riach   &  Murdoch,  (dry  goods,)  over   15   8 

Charles 
Rice,  Chase   dk  Co.  (dry  goods,)   10  and  12 

German 
Rieman  Henry  &  Sons,  24  n  Howard 
Roberts  Mathias,  8  Bowly's  whf 
Roberts  Wm.  H.  172  Forrest 


Robertson  &  Briscoe,  over  149  w  Pratt 

Robinson  Wm.  C.  81  South 

Roddy  J.  D.  &  Co.  4  Cheapside 

Rogers  &  Brooke,  (iron,)  over  33  Exchange  pi 

Rose  &  Lyon,  1  O'Donnell's  whf 

Rosenberger  &  Co.  68  South 

Ross  John  W.  &  Co.  over  6  Spear's  whf 

Ruff&  Speer,  121  North 

Sauerwein  Geo.  &  Co.  (flour,)  153  n  Howard 

Sauerwein  Peter  &  Son,  (flour  and  produce,) 

101  n  Howard 
Schaefer  Adolphus  C.  50  South 
Schumacher  A.  &  Co.  9  s  Charles 
Schwartz  &  Gude,  117  w  Lombard 
Sedgwick  J.  Harvey  &  Co.  2  Water 
Segerman  Wm   H.  8  and  10  Penna.  av 
Seemuller  A.  &  Sons,  (tobacco  and  cigars,)  65 

Exchange  place 
Sharp  Samuel  J.  9  n  Carey 
Shields  B.  D.  20  Penna.  av 
Shriver  Bros,  (produce,)  376  w  Baltimore 
Shurtz  Wm.  D.  &  Co.  (fish  and  provisions,) 

11  Commerce 
Sims  &  Tyson,  64  s  Gay 
Slagle  C.  W.  &  Co.  118  and  122  North 
Slater  George,  10  and  ]2  Commerce 
Slingluif  Charles  D.  &  Son,  13  n  Howard 
Small  George,  64 North 
Small  Wm.  &  Edward,  93  Smith's  whf 
Smith  John  &  Son,  35  Cheapside 
Snively  Adam,  5  Commerce 
Spitz  H.  P.  212  Lexington  betw.  Greene  itnd 

Paca 
Spence  &  Reid,  5  Spear's  whf 
Stall  Wm.,  County  whf 
Stansbury  Darius,  115  and  117  n  High 
Staplefort  John  C.  92  Light-st  whf 
Staum  John&  Co.  (produce,)  99  Light-st  whf. 
Stephens  John  A.  c^-  Bro.  92  Lightest  whf 
Stewart  C.  Morton,  52  s  Gay 
Stickney  &.Co.  57  Exchange  place 
Stine  J.  R.  &  Co.  126  North 
Stine  Wm.  192  North 
Stirling  &  Ahrens,  54  Buchanan's  whf 
Stuart  &  Barbour,  27  Cheapside 
Sullivan  James,  n  e  cor  Gay  and  Pratt 
Sullivan  John  &  Sons,  (produce,)  3  Camden 
Taylor  &  Gardner,  6  and  8  German 
Tesdorpf  &  Siebert,    63  Exchange  place,  up 

stairs 
Thomas  &  Moore,  5  s  Eutaw 
Thompson  Samuel  P.  &  Co.  69  Exchange  pi 
Thompson  Thomas,  29  s  Gay 
Townsend,  French  &  Co.  80  Light-st  whf 
Travers  Samuel H.  over  85  Smith's  whf 
Trego,  Morgan  &  Co.  22  Commerce 
Tubman  B.  G.  &  Co.  102  Light-st  whf 
Tucker  R.  &  H.  R.  56  s  Gay,  up  stairs 
Tudor  &  Townsend,  (produce,)  110  w  Lom- 
bard 
TuU  Thos.  J.  &  Co.  6  Bowly's  whf 
Turnbull,    Slade    &   Co.    (dry  goods,)  11  s 

Charles 
Turner  John  T.  40  Ellicott 
Tyson  &  Bro.  40  Commerce 
Vickers  Geo.  R.  &  Co.  foot  of  Commerce 
Vocke  Class  &  Co.  116  s  Charles 
Von  Kapfr&  Arens,  22  German 
Vosburg&  Co.  72  South  and  8  Bowly's  whf 
Wales  Philip  S.  12  Warner 
Walker  Isaac,  6  Bowly's  whf 
Walter  Geo.  W.  119  Smith's  wharf 
Wambersie  Eugene  C.  63  s  Gay 


WM.  P.  WKBB,  Marine,  Plr«  and  Uf«  Insunmee  Agent  and  Broker.    Agent  "Slutnid 
Benefit  Ur©  Instourane*  Co.,  IfeiTBirlc,  W.  J.,"  89  S«oond  Street. 


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BUSINESS  DIBECTORY. 


"Waters  Charles  E.  (hardware,)  15  a  Charles 
Waters  Charles  R.    I; tobacco,)  128  s   Charles 
Webb  Albert  L.  &  Bro,  s  e  cor  Commerce  and 

Pratt 
Welch  J.  B.  &  Son,  64  South 
Wheat  ey,  Dorsey  &  Co.  88  Spear's  whf 
Whedbee  &  Dickinson,  foot  of  South-st  whf 
White  &   Elder,   cor    Exchange  place    and 

Commerce 
White  Francis,  163  North 
White  James  &  Co.  (produce,)  22  Commerce 
White  John  R.  &  Co.  (produce,)  132  Pratt-st 

whf 
Whiteford  James,  7  Spear's  whf 
WhitridgeThos.k  Co.  22and24Bowly's  whf 
Wilkens  Henry,  122  w  Lombard 
Wilkinson  J.  P.  122  Dugan's  wharf 
Williams  John,  Howard  near  Lee 
Williams  John  &  Son,  89  Smith's  whf 
Williams  John  S.   &   Bro.  (grain   and  flour,) 

52  and  54  Commerce 
Wilson  &  Burns,  cor  Howard  and  Lombard 
Wittman  Wm.  W.  92  w  Pratt 
Wood  James  H.  96  Hanover 
Woods,  Bridges  &  Co.  6  and  8  Commerce 
Woodward,  Baldwin  &  Co.  (dry  goods,)  n  e 

cor  German  and  Hanover 
Wright  &  Canby,  s  e  cor  Commerce  and  Cable 
Wright,  Maxwell  &  Co.,  over  18  Second 
Wyman,Byrd  &  Co.  (dry  goods,)  16  Hanover 
Yates  Joseph  C.  &  Co.  over'n  w  cor  Gay  and 

Pratt 
Young  Geo.  &  Co.  (general)  199  North 
Zell  Peter  &  Sons,  (produce,)  147  and  149  n 

Howard 

Companies,  Miscellaneous. 

Alexander  Wm.    treasurer    George's   Creek 

Coal  and  Iron  Company,  19  South 
Ball  Walker,  (steam  packet,)  Union  dock 
Beatty  Charles  W.  (Bellona  Gunpowder  Co.) 

153  w  Pratt 
Brown  Thomas  H.  (Great  Falls  Iron  Co.)  s  e 

cor  Pratt  and  O'Donnell's  wharf 
Harrison  Wm.  agent  Canton  Co.,  ofiice  cor 

Boston  and  Patuxent 
Merchants'  Exchange  Company,  office  New 

Exchange  buildings.     Wm.  Sperry,  treas- 
urer and  secretary 
Norris  Richard,  treasurer  Springfield  Mining 

Co.,  s.  e  cor  South  and  Second 
North  State  Copper  and  Gold  Mining  Co., 

office  over  24  w  Second 
Patapsco  Company,  48  Lexington 
Sperry  Wm.  secretary  Merchants'  Exchange 

Co.,  Exchange  building 
Susquehanna  Canal  Co.,  office  13  Lexington, 

Thomas  M.  Abbott,  treasurer 

Commissioner  of  Deeds. 

Latimer  James  B.  s  w  corner  Fayette  and  St. 

Paul 
Pratt  Jabez  D.  &  Co.  n  e  corner  Baltimore  and 

Charles,  up  stairs. 
RAndolph  &  Latimer,  66  South 

Composition  Hoofing. 

Jackson  George,  148  Lee 

Johnsofi  James  H.  3  Jarvis  building.  North 

a.  HEIVRY  OIESK,   ConunlasSon  Blercltant,  for  the  sale  of  Flour,  Grain,  Seeds,  d 
Roseudale  Cement  and  Calcined  Plaater  constantly  on  hand,  21  Spear's  "WliarCi 


Page  George  S.  &  Bro.  Ill  Smith's  wharf 
Rothrock  &  Peacock,  10  Eutaw  House 

Confectioners  and  Fruiterers. 

Ashton  John  M.  277  w  Fayette 
Baccigalluppo  J.  91>^  Lexington 
Baccigalluppo  Vincengo,  60  n  Gay 
Barker  Wm.  G.  J.  3  Holiday 
Blome  &  Jacobi,  445  w  Baltimore  , 
Bridges  Wm.  &  Son,  313  w  Baltimore 
Brotzel  John  A.  2  Columbia 
Butcher  Alexander,  160  w  Baltimore 
Caldwell  A.  P.  149  n  Gay 
Clarke  &  Jones,  20  Light 
Coates  James  A.  54  w  Baltimore 
Coignard  Ai  166  Saratoga 
Derenberger  G.  &  J.  67  Ross 
Flamm  Peter,  88  Lexington 
Gilmour  Franklin  M.  239  w  Pratt 
Gilmour  James  D.  n  e  cor  Madison  and  Eutaw 
Groff  Jacob  B.  n  w  cor  Madison  and  Howard 
Hamilton  John,  n  w  cor  Howard  and  Lexing- 
ton 
Hammersley  David  L.  26  n  Greene 
Hickley  George  T.  139 >^  n  Gay 
Johnson  E.  Dorsey,  n  e  cor  Light  and  Pratt 
Kegler  John  G.  264  w  Lexington 
Kugler  Samuel,  cor  Fremont  and  Fayette 
Kidd  Amelia,  35  w  Baltimore 
Kidd  &  White,  16  w  Baltimore 
Lincoln  Joseph  S.  294  Saratoga 
Martin  Charles  &  Co.  2  and  4  n  Calvert 
Munder  Chas.  F.  &  Bro.  27  s  Liberty 
Palmer  Edward  L.  &  Co.  15  Bowly's  whf 
Pearson  George,  5  n  Liberty 
Pracht  Charles,  218  Franklin 
Schaer  John  F.  52  e  Baltimore 
Schumacher  &  Son,  179  w  Pratt 
Scoggins  &  Mitchell,  262  w  Pratt 
Sloan  James,  91  w  Lombard 
Snyder  George,  27  s  Liberty      , 
Vellines  Benton  H.  83  w  Baltimore 
White  Wm.  311  w  Baltimore 

Confectioners  and  Fruiterers- 
Wholesale. 

Bridges  Wm.  &  Son,  313  w  Baltimore 

Clarke  &  Jones,  20  Light 

Darby  &  Co.  296  w  Baltimore  and  1  n  Liberty 

Dix  &  Steiner,  112  w  Lombard 

Falkenstein  Frederick,  257  Light 

Friend,  Ricketts  «fe  Co.  79  Smith's  wharf 

Laws  John  N.  n  e  cor  Light  and  Pratl 

Laws  David  0.  cor  Pratt  and  Light 

Martin  John  &  Co.  92  w  Pratt 

Merchant  J.  &  Son,  174  w  Pratt 

Moore  John  W.  &  Co.  39  South 

Ness  Geo.  W.  s  e  cor  Baltimore  and  Eutaw 

Pracht  &  Co.  155  and  157  Franklin 

Price  W.  G.  103  w  Lombard 

Schwartz  &  Gude,  117  w  Lombard 

Summers  &  Co.  301  w  Baltimore 

Consuls  and  Vice  Consuls. 

Austria — Kremelberg  John  D.  s  e  corner  Lom- 
bard and  Cheapside 

Belgium— G.  O.  Gorter,  52  s  Gay 

Chili  and  Peru— Richard  B.  Fitzgerald,  6  8 
Gay 


BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 


505 


Great  Britain — Bernal  Frederick,  6  Exchange 

building 
Hanover — Ed.  Uhrlaub,  51  Courtland 
Italy — Charles  A.  Williamson,  50  Centre 
Netherlands— Claas  Vocke,  116  s  Charles 
Oriental    Republic  Uruguay — Prudencio    De 

Murguiondo,  59  s  Gay 
Prussia,  Wurtemberg,   Saxony,  Baden,  Ba- 
varia, Hesse  Cassel  and  Hesse  Darmstadt — 
Dresel  Werner,  s  &  cor  Lombard  and  Cheap- 
side 
Spain  and  Mexico — J.  A.  PizarrO,  3  Barnet 
Sweden  and  Norway — Fred'k  B.  Graf,  (vice,) 

over  18  Second 
Venezuela — Bolivar  D.  Danels,  57  w  Fayette 

Conveyancers. 

Cinnamond  &  Browning,  59  w  Fayette 

Glocker  &  Norris,  63  w  Fayette 

Gorsuch  Peregrine,  32  St.  Paul 

Griffin  Thomas  W.  170  s  Broadway 

Hall  Thomas,  s  w  cor  Fayette  and  St  Paul 

Israel  Fielder  Sf  Sons,  cor  St.  Paul  and  Fayette 

Pennington  Aug.  H.  65  Hanover 

Pollit  Alfred  H.  10  Law  buildings 

Smith  Robert  T.  61  w  Fayette 

Spencer  Wm.  P.  Law  buildings 

Spurrier  Rudolph,  St.  Paul,  between  Fayette 

and  Lexington 
Thompson  Alfred  W.  30  St.  Paul 
Thompson  Steptoe,  350  n  Eutaw 
Warfield  Wm.  13  St.  Paul 
Wise  Edward  M.  32  St.  Paul 

Coopers. 

Abbott  George,  65  s  Caroline 

Aberle  George,  250  Aliceanna 

Acomb  Wm.  121  Franklin 

Albecht  Jacob,  115  Fjanklin 

Allen  Charles,  274  n  Eutaw 

Anderson  James,  347  s  Sharp 

Beck  John,  22  Lee  and  28  William 

Bonday  <^  Thurlow,  111  Thames 

Carroll  John  K.  27  Commerce 

Clark  James  D.  13  Commerce 

Cousins  John,  49  Commerce 

Dawes  Frances  A.  Centre  al.  near  w  Fayette 

Diamond  James,  20  Philpot 

Evans  John  M.  108  Holiday 

Frederick  Lawrence,  110  Franklin 

Feller  Charles,  139  s  Caroline 

Gardner  Ephraim,  301  w  Lombard 

Green  Richard  C.  49  Commerce 

Gruetter  Fred'k.  L.  310  and  312  Montgomery 

Gruver  Sf  Costolay,  120  and  148  Franklin 

Hicks  R.  174  L.  Greene 

Kallmeyer  John,  17   and  21  Fell,  and   294  s 

Ann 
Kimball  &    Shaffer,  cor  Canton   and  Central 

avs,  and  Eden  opp.  City  Spring 
Placide  Henry  B.  57  Buchanan's  wharf 
Placide  Henry  S.  72  Buchanan's  wharf 
Pollitt  Francis,  35  and  39  Commerce 
Reynolds  Thos.  E.  216  s  Eutaw 
Ruppert  Joseph,  198  Eastern  av 
Schafer  Thomas,  43  s   Eden  and  cor  Canal 

and  Canton  av 
Snyder  Andrew,  13  and  17  James  al  and  33 

Poultney 
Streeper,  Solter  &  Marshall,  Exchange   al  s 

of  Exchange  place 


Weager  George,  152  s  Spring 
Wehrman  Fredk.  over  110  Dugan's  whf 
Woolen  Thomas,  31  and  33  Commerce 
Zane  Peter,  37  Commerce 

Coppersmiths  and  Works. 

Albright  Henry  G.  30  s  Schroeder 
Baltimore  and  Cuba  Smelting  and  Mining  Co. 

Clinton  Levering,  prest.  over  30  South 
Bruce  John  M.  94  n  Calvert 
Guilford    Copper  and  Gold  Mining  Co.  34  w 

Second 
Mahler  &  Fefill,  28  Concord 
McCleary  &  Connelly,  44  Holiday 
Read  Robert,  cor  West  Falls  av  and  Lombard 
Robbins  Albert  K.  24  William  » 

Cork  Cutters. 

Chestnut  &  Marshall,  40  s  Calvert 

Corset  Makers. 

Donnelly  Mary,  172  Lexington 
Horn  Mrs.  Eliza,  139  Lexington 

Cotton  Yarn,  &c. 

Chase   Wells  &  Gehrmann,  6  s  Howard 
Green  Amon,  70  Hillen 
Johnson  Wm.  Henry,  66  s  Calvert 
Schultz  Edward  T.  4  s  Howard 
Towner  Darius  F.,  332  w  Baltimore 

Cuppers  and  Leechers. 

Gill  Bryson  &  Son,  56  s  Sharp 

Curled  Hair  Manufacturers.    * 

Kauffman  Caspar,  Frederick  road  near  city 

limits 
Kaufman  Jacob,  4  Rechabite  hall,  w   Fayette 
Merryman  Oliver  P.  151' w  Fayette 
Wilkens  Wm.  &  Co.  s  e  cor  Pratt  and  Charles 

Curriers  and  Leather  and  Findings 
Dealers. 

Achey  Frederick  &  Son,  22  s  Liberty 
Anderson  James  G.  5  Balderston 
Appold  George  Si  Sons,  8  and  10  Water 
Bartlett  George  &  Co.  134  w  Fayette 
Barton  Wm.  J.  &  Son,  7  and  9  Cheapside 
Coakley  &  Brother,  18  s  Calvert  s 

Cole  Wm.  H.  20  Water 
Crane  Wm.  &  Son,  cor  Cheapside  and  Water 
Darraugh  Daniel  &  Co.  16  s  Calvert 
Deford  Benjamin  &  Sons,  42  s  Calvert 
Flinspach  Ferdinand  W.  122  Light-st  whf 
Green  Henry  H.  194  Lexington 
Grupy  Francis  H.  42  s  Calvert 
Hewitt  Elmer,  jr.  50  s  Calvert 
Hewitt  George  H.  225  Aliceanna 
Hoehn  John  O.  453  Lexington 
Hoffman  &  Deford,  84  w  Lombard 
Hoffman  Michael,  jr.  560  w  Baltimore 
Kalbfus  &  Locher,  8  s  Calvert 
Klees  Henry  &  Sons,  15  Saratoga 
Larrabee  Ephraim  &  Sons,  24  s  Calvert 
Maynard,  Ely  &  Rose,  46  s  Calvert 


GjBK).  S.  FAGS  Si  BRO.,  Maiiiifacturera   of  Roofs  and  Roofing  Materials,  IIX  SmMlft'ti 
Wbtact,    C.  HART  SSIITH,  Ag«n«. 


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BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 


Musgrave  James,  103  n  Front 

Pasquay  &  Gemundt,  5  Harrison 

Patterson  George,  Greene  nr  Lexington 

Poland,  Jenkins  &  Co.  12  Water 

Roque  Francis,  19  Harrison 

Schlarb  P.  &  H.  61  s  Sharp 

Selway  Robert,  14  a  Calrert 

Sparhawk  Stearns,  7  Mercer 

Spear  John  W.  20  Water 

Stalfort  Frederick,  326  w  Pratt 

Startzman  David,  cor  Lombard  and  Calrert 

Startzman  J.  &  L.  54  s  Calvert 

Stehli  Anthony,  27  Harrison 

Sullivan  Thos.  H.  27  s  Calvert 

Thomas  Cornelius,  196  n  Exeter 

Thomas  N.  &  Co.  118  n  Eutaw.and  9  and  11 

Ensor 
Trauttnar.  Gustavus  C.  104  Pearl 
Voight  Wm.  August,  348  Light 

Cutlers. 

Arnold  Francis,  15  s  Sharp 
Daffin  Benjamin,  2  Holiday 
Friese  John,  142  w  Fayette 
Halbach  Charles,  94  n  Gay 
Jackson  Samuel,  194  w  Baltimore 
Reinhardt  Charles  C.  7  n  Gay 

Dancing  Academies. 

Gravier  Mde.  P.  97  St.  Paul 
Spies  Charles  L.  over  s  e  cor  Baltimore  and 
Charles 

Dentists. 

Arthur  Robert,  139  Washington  place 

Austin  Philip  H.  79  n  Charles 

Balderston  &  Son,  23  Lexington 

Blandy  Alfred  A.  83  Centre 

Booth  R.  R.  49  w  Baltimore 

Brown  Alfred  J.  n  w  cor  Charles  and  Lex- 
ington 

Burlingame  Waterman,  54  n  Charles 

Burton  O.  A.  94  w  Fayette 

Chandlee  Edwin,  15  s  Howard 

Cherry  M.  J.  45  Hanover 

Cherry  T.  F.  s  w  cor  Liberty  and  Baltimore 

Colburn  H.  78  n  Paca 

Corrie  James,  5C  s  Sharp 

Cowman  &  Snowden,  3  n  Liberty 

Coy  Byron  F    141  Washington  place 

Coyle  Terrance  P.  n  w  cor  Saratoga  and  Park 

Easter  John,  113  w  Fayette 

Etheridge  W.  H.  21  s  Broadway 

Gibney  Richard,  32  n  Gay 

Gill  Eryson  &  Son,  56  s  Sharp 

Gill  Bryson  J.  212  n  Eutaw 

Gill  Saml.  H.  &  Bro.  n  w  cor  Hanover  and 
Lombard 

Gill  Wm.  F.  214  w  Biddle 

Guiither  Conrad,  183  e  Baltimore 

Hayden  H.  Moeart,  98  n  Charles 

Hooper  James,  197  e  Baltimore 

Hoopes  Wm.  H.  84  n  Eutaw 

Hopkinson  Moses  A.  87  n  Eutaw 

Keech  Henry  H.  n  w  cor.  Eutaw  and  Fayette 

Lemmon  A.  H.  107  Gough 

Mackali  Leonard,  56  Saratoga 

McDowell  Wm.  S.  39  Lexington 

McPherson  James  B.  141  Washington  pi 


Merryman  George,  50  n  Calvert 

Morse  Wm,  L.  65  n  Paca 

Ould  Perry,  19  n  High 

Postley  Alfred  Mortimer,  169  n  Eutaw  * 

Scott  James  H.  64  n  Charles 

Southcomb  John  P.  241  e  Baltimore 

Stewart  Thomas,  19  e  Fayette 

Stinson  Wm.  H.  43  Hanover 

Taylor  Mager  S.  135  e  Monument 

Tilyard  Henry  W.  14  s  Eutaw 

Volck  Adalbert  J.  121  n  Charles 

Volkman  August,  210  s  Eutaw 

Welsh  Wm.  P.  45  Hanover 

Wilson  Wm.  W.  79  n  Charles 

Wright  J.  W.  27  s  Broadway 

Dental  Depot. 

Snowden  Henry  &  Co.  9  n  Liberty 

Dressmakers. 

Adams  Mary  M.  173  n  Fremont 

Aldwell  Margaret,  242  Mulberry 

Alexander  M.  H.  cor  Charles  and  Pleasant 

Andrews  Elizabeth,  92  n  Greene 

Auld  F.  Virginia,  443  Lexington 

Baggott  Elizabeth,  194  Madison  av 

Ball  Sarah,  1  n  High 

Brooks  Sarah  A.  33  s  Calhoun 

Curtin  Susan,  88  Saratoga 

Dailey  Miss  Catherine,  751  w  Baltimore 

Henderson  Maria,  60  n  Pine 

Kelly  Mrs.  Clara  J.  213  w  Fayette 

Lalor  Margaret  and  Catherine,  14  n  Calvert 

McComas  Cornelia  F.  25  Pearl 

Metzger  Miss,  97  n  Charles 

Quinlan  Mrs.  Mary  A.  10  Rosa 

Drawing  Instruments. 

Dodge  Geo.  R.  Sf  Co.  42  w  Baltimore 
King  F.  W.  &  R.  226  w  Baltimore 
King  W.  &  Co.  2  n  Liberty 
Minifle  William,  114  w  Baltimore 

Dispensaries. 

Baltimore  General  Dispensary,  n  e  cor  Fayette 

and  Liberty 
Eastern  Dispensary,  n  e  cor  Central  ar  and 

Baltimore 
Southern  Dispensary,  45  Conway 

Distillers. 

Bailey  James,  43  s  Greene 

Clabaugh  E.  A.  98  South 

Clabaugh  &  Co.  cor  Ostend  and  Russell 

Dickey  Charles  E.  &  Co.  108  n  Howard 

Hazlehurst  &  Phelan,  17  Spear's  whf 

Maitland  Benjamin  &  Co.  89  South 

Wetter  George  H.  14  e  Lombard 

Druggists— "Wholesale. 

Baker  Ric>M»rd  J.  36  s  Charles 
Bartlett  John  M.  70  s  Calvert 
Brown  Wm.  H.  &  Bro.  4  s  Liberty 
Burroughs  Bros.  52  Light 
Canby,  Gilpin  &  Co.  n  w  cor  Light  and  Lom- 
bard 


HE:v11Y   GIKSE,    CoimiUadon   Merchant,   ft»r   «io   obla   ot  F^our,   Grain,  Seeds,  die. 
Roscndale  Cement  Rnd  Calclnod   Plaster  conatantly  on  liond,  %1  Spear's  MThaarC 


BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 


SOT 


ANDEEWS  THOMAS  &  CO.,  (Es- 
tablished 1848,)  Importers  and 
Jobbers,  136  and  138  Cedar  Street, 
New  York. 

Soda  Ash : 

J,  Hutchin«on  &  Go's.,  Kurtz's,  Johnson's, 
McClellan's,  Garrett's,  Muspratt  Bros. 
&  Huntlej's,  &c. 

Caustic  Soda:  r 

J.  Hutchinson  &  Go's.,  Kurtz's,  Muspratt 
Bros,  db  Huntley's,  Gaskell,  Deacon  & 
Go's.,  Balmain's,  D,  G.,  &c. 

Sal  Soda: 
H.  L.  P.  &  Go's.,  Jarrow's,  Alhusen's.&c. 

Newcastle  Bi.Carb.  Soda. 

Palm  Oil.    Cocoa  Nut  Oil. 

Concentrated  Lye,  (genuine.) 

Indigo.    Madder. 

Flour  Sulphur.    Alum. 

Salt  Petre,  &c.  &c.  &c. 
When  buying  from  first  hands,  send  to  us 
for  quotations. 
JEf-  See  page  513. 


Clotworthy  &  Flint,  339  w  Baltimore 
Curley  H.  R.  3  s  Howard 


DAVIS  &  MILLER,  Wholesale 
Druggists,  Perfumers  and  Manu- 
facturers superior  Flavoring  Ex- 
tracts, 12  n  Howard,  Andrew  J. 
Miller,  proprietor. 

Frey  E.  &  3.  814  w  Baltimore 

Janney  Wm.  «or  Bowly's  whf  and  Pratt 

King  Solomon,  1  s  Ualvert 

Langdon  Thomas  P.  13  s  Howard 

Leary  John  &  Go.  35  Hanover 

Smith  J.  Irwin,  152  w  Pratt 

Stabler  F.  &  Coale,  s  w  cor  Baltimore  and  Sharp 

"Thomsen  &  Block,  26  Hanover 

Tigert  John  R.  28  Hanover 

Vogeler  August  &  Co.  8  s  Liberty 

Walker  John,  89  s  Charles 

Dry  Goods— Eetail. 

Adler  Mrs.  B.  195  s  Broadway 
Adler  Julius,  over  210  s  Broadway 
Akers  Edwin,  138  Lexington 
Bacharach  Abraham,  77  Ensor 
Bamberger  Bros.  147  Lexington 
Bamberger  David,  43  n  Howard 


Barrus  Geo.  Vf.  221  w  Baltimore 

Behrens  Cusel,  162  Lexington 

Bentley  Wm.  H.  31  e  Baltimore 

Benzinger  &  Renehan,  61  n  Howard 

Benswanger  Emanuel,  736  w  Baltimore 

Bird  J.  Edward,  agent,  213  w  Baltimore 

Bird  Stephen  L.  &  Co.  57  n  Howard 

Broadbent  A.  G.  &  Co.  18  n  Charles 

Brown  M.  &.  S.  155  s  Broadway 

Byrn  William,  763  n  Gay 

Christopher  R.  W.  168  Lexington 

Coale  E.  H.  67  Lexington 

Cohen  Simon,  185  n  Gav 

Darling  F.  Taylor,  157  Forrest 

Doherty  M.  &  E.  223  Lexington 

Dugan  J.  Osborn,  129  n  Gay 

Easter  Hamilton  &  Co.  199,  201  and  203  w 

Baltimore 
Getty  James,  105  n  Gay  and  67  n  Howard 
Grauer  Ignatius,  179  n  Gay 
Greenbaum   Isaac  &   Sons,  200   and  216  8 

Broadway 
Greensteen  Simon,  190  s  Broadway 
Gutman  Joel,  20  n  Eutaw 
Guy  Robert  J.  122  Lexington 
Guyton  &  Hyde,  62  Hanover 
Hammerslough  Lewis,  155  Lexington 
Harper  Mrs.  E,  66  n  Eutaw 
Harris  Mrs.  B   140  Lexington 

Harvey  Joshua,  n  w  cor  Hanover  and  Pratt 

Heilbrun  Michael,  52  Hanover 

Heisler  Samuel,  19  w  Baltimore 

Hess  Moses,  39  n  Howard 

Hines  Julius,  cor  Gay  and  Exeter 

Kerngood  &  Bro.  537  w  Baltimore 

Letcher  David,  78  Hanover 

Levi  Adolph,  59  w  Baltimore 

Magee  John  M.  cor  Franklin  and  Ogston 

Mailhouse  Joseph  J.  124  s  Broadway 

Meginnis  Caspari  G.  69  w  Baltimore 

Merriken  Wm.  1  Water 

Meyer  Meyer  D.  149  n  Gay 

Mooney  Michael  E.  231  Lighf 

Neal  George  H.  C.  97  w  Baltimore 

Needles  John  &  Son,  43  n  Charles 

Oppenheimer  Ernest,  250  s  Charles 

Perkins  &  Co.  6  n  Charles 

Rider  M.  &  Son,  s  w  cor  Paca  and  Columbia 

Rider  Sigmund,  147  Camden  and  25  n  Eutaw 

Ringrose  M.  29  n  Howard 

Royston  Bros.  81  w  Baltimore 

Schiutter  Christopher,  306  n  Howard 

Schmidt  Eliza  F.  243  n  Howard 

Seliger  Joel,  13  e 'Baltimore 

Seliger  Joel  &  Co.  155  n  Gay 

Seliger  Joseph,  27  w  Baltimore 

Simon  Charles,  sr.  63  n  Howard 

Simon  Herman,  164  Lexington 

Straus*  Brothers,  54  Hanover  and  649  w  Balti- 
more 

Sulzbacher  A.  B.  •  "ti^  «or  Lexington  and  Eu- 
taw 

Sumwalt  Thos.  S.  56  Hanover 

Sutherland  Geo.  A.  85?w  Baltimore 

Thomas  Benjamin,  253  e  Baltimore 

Uhler  George  W.  164  Franklin 

Weiglein  Louis,  9  e  Baltimore 

Wroth  Wm.  G.  85  w  Baltimore 

Zollinger  George  N.  100  s  Broadway' 

Dry  Goods— Wholesale. 

Affclder  Max,  10  s  Charles 


OEO.  S.  PAGB  &  BRO.,  Monufactorers   of  Roots  nnd  Roofing  Materials,  111   Smith's 
WiuarC    C.  U&JECr  SSXITU,  As«nt. 


608 


BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 


Aldridge  &  Brewer,  5  German 

Barry  John  S.  &  Co.  20  Hanover 

Bevan  Samuel  &  Co.  279  w  Baltimore 

Brooks,  Fahnestock  &  Co.  345  w  Baltimore 

Brown  Robert  D.  &  Co.  over  2  German 

Bruff  John  W.  &  Co.  245  w  Baltimore 

Campbell  Ross  &  Co.  24  Hanover 

Chaney  Floyd,  w  Baltimore 

Close  &  Bro.  4  German 

Cohen  Moses,  269  w  Baltimore 

Dall  Austin  &  Co.  22  Hanover 

Dean  Wm.  A.  236  w  Baltimore 

Devries,  Stephens  &  Co.  n  e  cor  Baltimore  and 

Howard 
Easter  Hamilton  &  Co.    199,  201  and  203  w 

Baltimore 
Eaton  Brothers  &  Co.  9  Charles 
Frank  Simon  «fc  Co.  s  e  cor  German  and  Han- 
over 
Frick  Geo.  P.  2  German 
Goodwin  Thomas,  12  Hanover 
Hoblitzell  J.  H.  273  w  Baltimore 
Holliday  Daniel,  5  Hanover 
Hopkins  &  Co.  258  w  Baltimore 
Howard  Geo.  W.  &  Co.  351  w  Baltimore 
Hurst  &  Co.  241  w  Baltimore 
Jenkins  G.  Taylor,  over  241  and  243  w  Balti- 
more 
Loney  B.  S.  &  W.  A.  &  Co.  11  and  13  German 
Makepeace  &  Co.  1  and  3  German 
Merrelield  Joseph,  over  258  w  Baltimore 
Miller  Daniel  &  Co.  329  w  Baltimore 
Milnor  J.  N.  L.  over  5  s  Charles 
Murdoch  Alexander  &  Co.  14  s  Charles 
Oberndorf  &  Lauer,  243  w  Baltimore 
Pierson  &  Randall,  over  10  s  Charles 
Rice,  Chase  &  Co.  10  and  12  German 
Slothower,  Matthews &"Co.  over  17  German 
Taylor  Henry  S.  over  241  and  243  w  Baltimore 
Turnbull,  Slade  &  Co.  11  s  Charles 
Whiteley,  Bro.  &  Co.  281  w  Baltimore 
"Williamson  John,  1  Hanover 
Woodward,  Baldwin  &  Co.  n  e  cor  German 

and  Hanover 
Wyman,  Byrd  &  Co.  16  Hanover 

Dyers  and  Scourers. 

Bandel  George,  187  e  Baltimore 

Caldwell  Daniel,  6  s  High 

Cowan  Abraham,  1H>^  Lexington 

Drexel  Harman,  52  w  Fayette 

Feuillan  &  Dandelet,  124  n  Howard 

Fisher  E.  &  Brother,  55  w  Baltimore  and  131 

w  Payette 
Guerand  Francis,  257  e  Baltimore 
Hulse  Henry,  453;w  Baltimore  and  269  wPratt 
Hulse  I.  123  Lexington 
Hulse  John,  56  Holiday 
Hulse  John  H.  70  n  Eutaw 
Wyiie  Samuel  F.  &  James  H.  142  Lexington 

Dye  Woods  and  Dye  Stuffs. 

Baker  Richard  J.  36  s  Charles 
Heald  John  H.  &  Co.  2  Block. 

Earthen  and  Stone  Ware  Manufac- 
turers. 

Bennett  Edwin,  cor  Canton  and  Central  avs 
Linton  William,  cor  Pine  and  Lexington 
Ferine  &  Sons,  713  w  Baltimore 


WM.  P.  WEBB,  Marine,  PIre  and  Life  Insnrnnce  Agent  and  Broker.    'Agent 
Benefit  IJfe  Insurance  Co.,  Newark,  N.  J,,"  89  Second  Street. 


Edge  Tools. 

Baker  &  Brown,  10  w  Pratt 

Holmes  Robert  S.  cor  Pratt  ond  President 

Hudgins  John  R,  s  w  cor  Pratt  and  Mill 

Kidd  Charles,  400  w  Pratt 

Miller  George  W.  7  Camden 

Shipley  Jacob  L.  338  s  Fremont 

Watkina  Evan,  37  Light 

Embroideries  and  Laces. 

Bonney  Elias,  147  w  Baltimore 
Brunt  Mrs.  Thomas,  189  w  Baltimore 
Bryan  Samuel  L.  &  Co.  221  w  Baltimore 
Goldenberg  &  Weinberg,  163  w  Baltimore 
Goldman  Ldward,  490)^^  w  Baltimore 
Hutzler  M.  &  Son,  71  n  Howard 

Engines  and  Boilers. 

Basshor  Thos.  C.  &  Co.  26  Light 

Engine  and  Locomotive  Builders. 

Clarkson  Joseph  &  Son,  75  n  Front 
Codd  Edward  J.  &  Co.  259  s  Caroline 
Denmead  A.  &  W.  &  Sons,  n  e  cor  North  and 

Monument 
Hazlehurst&  Co.  cor  William  and  Hughes 
Mayger  &  Shaffer,  40  e  Monument         « , 
Miller  Wm.  H.  8f  Bro.  s  e  cor  President  and 

Fawn 
Norwood  &  Taylor,  4  East  Falls  av 
Page  George  &  Co.  5  Schroeder 
Poole  &  Hunt,  161  North 
Rodgers  John  &  Son,  48  and  54  n  High 
Weils  John  &  Sons,  136  Eastern  av 

Engravers. 

Anderson  James  M.  &  Son,  over  148  w  Balti- 
more 
Brown  Martin  S.  over  cor  Water  and  Calvert 
Ehlears  John  D.  over  117  w  Baltimore 
Gillespie  Wm.  over  220  w  Baltimore 
Hart  Marx  M.  over  220  w  Baltimore 
Hoen  A.  «fe  Co.  75  Second 
Jackson  Charles,  22  w  Fayette 
Pilkington  J.  E.  83  Exchange  place 

Ethereal  Oil,  Alcohol  and  Cam- 
phene. 

Bolton  Wm.  H.  &  Bro.  84  w  Pratt 
Bowen  &  Mercer,  3  Exchange  place 
McNeal  &  Jones,  34  s  Calvert 
West  Christopher  &  Sons,  306  w  Pratt 

Express  Forwarders. 

Adams  Express  Co.  164  w  Baltimore 
Freeman  &  Co.'s   Express,  cor  Eutaw  and 

Dover 
Harnden  Express,  g  w  corner  Baltimore  and 

Sharp,  John  Q.  A.  Herring,  agent 
McClintock  John  M.  baggage,  south  end  B. 

&  O.  R.  R.  depot 
Reid  &  Co's  express,  116  s  Eutaw 
Southern  Express  Co's  office,  51  s  Howard 

'Sfntnal 


BUSINESS  DIBECTORY. 


509 


Fancy  Goods— Retail 

Bamberger  Bros.  147  Lexington 

Bamberger  David,  43  n  Howard 

Bamberger  Elkan,  247  w  Baltimore 

Bonriey  Ellas,  147  w  Baltimore 

Browning  Mary  E.  103  w  Biddle 

Brunt  Mrs.  Thomas,  189  w  Baltimore 

Bryan  Samuel  L.  &  Co.  221  w  Baltimore 

Coburn  Susan,  19  n  Gay 

Cowman  8f  Bro.  59  n  Howard 

Croyeau  Augustin,  171  w  Baltimore 

Diggs  John  R.  219  w  Baltimore 

Doeplitz  Solomon,  114  Lexington 

Elliott  Edward,  126  Lexington 

Goldman  Edward,  4903^  w  Baltimore 

Greensfelder  &  Bro.  25  n  Howard 

Herzberg  M.  &  Co.  175  n  Gay 

Horner  Wm.  79  n  Howard 

Hutzler  M.  &  Son,  71  n  Howard 

Hutzler  Moses,  23  n  Eutaw 

Kermode  John,  91  n  Eutaw 

Linden  Ernst  C.  143  w  Baltimore 

McDonnell  &  Co.  65  n  Howard 

Mortimer  &  Mowbray,  240  w  Baltimore 

Nachman  A.  139  n  Gay 

Ohlendorf  William  G.  86  n  Howard 

Passano  Leonard,  52  Centre  Market  space 

Schellenberger  George,  53  e  Baltimore 

Schoolfield  ^  Co.  20  n  Gay 

Schwerdtman  &  Co.  7  and  9  n  Howard,  and 

133  w  Baltimore 
Selby  &  McCauley,  32  w  Baltimore 
Steinbach  G.  P.  79  w  Baltimore 
Thompson  Mrs.  Maria,  84  Hanover 
Toldridge  Mrs.  E.  191  w  Baltimore 
Trible  John  E.  223  w  Baltimore 
Weishampel  Benj.  F.  488  w  Baltimore 
White  George  B.  87  n  Howard 

Fancy  Goods— Wholesale. 

Alberti  Henry  F.  &  Co.  6  and  8  s  Liberty 
Bennett  Enoch,  326  w  Baltimore 
Cugle,  Sickel  &  Co.  285  w  Baltimore 
Dietz  Lawrence  D.  &•  Co.  308  w  Baltimore, 

betw.  Howard  and  Liberty. — [See  p.  46  M- 

vertisements.] 
Drost  &  Sutro,  253  w  Baltimore 
Focke  Edward  L.  252  w  Baltimore 
Horner  E.  Ross,  316  w  Baltimore 
Horner  John  A.  306  w  Baltimore 
Mallatiew  John  W.  240  w  Baltimore 
Oberndorf  Julius,  288  w  Baltimore 
Mayer  &  Bro.  4  n  Howard 
Passano  Leonard,  52  Centre  Market  space, 

and  268  w  Baltimore 
Poulson  Alex.  W.  319  w  Baltimore 
Spilker  Chas.  &  Co.  10  Hanover 
Werdebaugh  H.  J.  &  Co.  292  w  Baltimore 

Fire  Engine  Hose  Manufacturers. 

Dukehart  Robt.  W.  18  Water 
Haskell  John  H.  33  s  Eutaw 
Horton  Henry  P.  41  n  Frederick 

File  and  Rasp  Manufacturers. 
Jervis  James,  70  Washington,  F.  H. 


Fish  Dealers. 

A  bey  Joseph,  320  William  nr  Fort  av 

Delcher  John  W.  cor  Harford  and  Central  avs    , 

Freeburger  Andrew,  62  Ramsay 

Griffith  R.  R.  jr.  14  Commerce 

Post  J.  &f  W.  W.  49  South 

Price  Wm.  61  Greenmount  av 

Purington  Zaccheus  S.  39  and  41  w  Pratt 

Shurtz  Wm;  D.  &  Co.  11  Commerce 

Wiley  Wm.  38  Essex 

Fish  Inspectors. 

Askey  W.  31  Commerce 

Fish  Inspector's  office,  31  Commerce 

Orrill  D.  31  Commerce 

Woolen  Thomas,  31  Commerce 

Fishing  Tackle,  Twines,  &c. 

Dukehart  Joseph  R.  &  Co.  130  w  Baltimore 
Poultney  &  Trim.ble,  200  w  Baltimore 

Flag  Manufacturers. 

Loane  Jabez  W.  67  w  Pratt  —[Seepage  58  M- 

vertisements.] 
Sisco  Brothers,  95  w  Baltimore. — [See  p.  66 

Mvertisements.] 

Florists. 

Fairley  Thomas,  Ross  near  Lanvale 

Feast  John,  295  Lexington 

Feast  Samuel  &  Sons,  n  w  cor  Franklin  and 

Giinior  and  55  n  Charles 
Halliday  Robt.  cor  Penna.  av.  and  Dolphin 
Pentland  Jas.  cor  Oliver  and  Greenmount  av 
Pralle  Diedrick,  96  Penna.  av 
Stafford  Wm.  n  e  cor  Cathedral  and  Read 

Flour  &  Feed  Dealers  and  ilillers. 

Abbott  Edwin  A.,  (flour  mill,)  City  Block 
next  Drawbridge 

Airey  Elias,  77  Penna.  av 

Allers  Diedrich  A.  140  s  Eutaw  ^ 

Bach  Adam,  322  Aisquith 

Baylies  Charles  F.  n  e  cor  Eden  and  Jefferson 

Berry  John  T.,  Howard  near  Pratt 

Bigham  M.  M.  n  w  cor  Franklin  and  Eutaw 

Blackburn  &  Bro.  n  ecor  Franklin  and  Eutaw 

Boggs  A.  L.  jr.,  141  n  Howard 

Brinkman  Chas.  s  e  cor  Penna.  av  and  Dol- 
phin 

Brown  J.  Frank,  12  s  Eutaw 

Brown  M.  J.  &  W.  A.  11  w  Pratt 

Brown  &  Toy,  124  North 

Browne  James  H.  40  and  42  s  Frederick 

Browne  &  Roney,  67  s  Gay 

Burns  John  T.  43  n  Spring 

Campbell  Wm.  43  s  Howard 

Clark  Matthew  B.  &Bro.  378  w  Baltimore 

Classen  Harman,  145  s  Sharp 

Corner  Sol.  Spear's  whf 

Corns  Jacob  F.  8  Frederick  av 

Crichton  Wm.  &  Son,  1  Wood,  cor  Bowly's 
wharf 

CuUum  Nelson,  13  w  Lombard 

Cunningham  Wm.  H.  s  wcor  Ensorand  East 


J.  HEIVRY  GIESK,  Com«^'a>tOtt  Mercfcont,  for  tlie  sale  of  Flour,  Grain,  Seeds,  *Sie. 
Roseudole  Cement  and  Calcined  Plaster  constanUy  on  hand,  »1  Spear's  "Wlwirf. 


510 


DIRECTORY. 


Diggs  R.  H.&  Son,  258  8  Caroline 
Dippell  George,  103  Franklin 
Dorsey  Allen,  88  Spear's  wharf 
Dorsey  Michael,  114  Light-st.  wharf 
Ebert  O.  A.  &  Co.  10  Spear's  wharf 
Ehrman  George  M.   n  w  cor  Howard  and 

Pratt 
Elder  Samuel  &  Co.  .'JS  n  Howard 
Emrich  John,  122  Columbia 
Eppley  &  Brother,  s  e  cor  Howard  and  Mul- 
»     berry 

Evans  George  W.  n  w  cor  Baltimore  and  Re- 
publican 
Fairbanks  Charles,  421  w  Baltimore 
Fendall  &  Co.  447  n  Gay 
Fowler  Zeigler  &  Co.  91  and  93  s  Charles 
Frick  E.  A.  &  Co.  165  North 
Frush  Luther  M.  576  Penna.  av 
Frush  &  Snyder,  95  Franklin 
Gambrill  Charles  A.  &  Co.  32  Commerce 
Gardner  Elias  N.  149  n  Howard 
Giese  J.  Henry,  21  Spear's  wharf 
Goldsborough  Charles  H.,  Forrest  nearHillen 
Goldsborough  &  Kranmer,  161  Forrest 
Grove  &Neilson,  132  n  Howard 
Groverman  Anthony,  jr.,  374  w  Baltimore 
Groverman  Henry,  jr.,  545  w  Baltimore 
Hammond  Lloyd,  n  w  cor  Charles  and  West 
Hestry  Stephen,  n  w  cor  Hillen  and  Front 
Hewes  John  G.  366,  368  and  370  w  Pratt 
Hoskins  Hiram,  22  Commerce 
Kahler  Adam,  n  w  cor  Eutaw  and  German 
Keefer  Dennis,  558  w  Baltimore 
Kemp  Richard  C.  n  w  cor  Bank  and  Central 

avenue 
Klinefelter  V.  V.  202  West  Falls  av 
Klinefelter  Van  V.  &  Bro.  178  and  180  Light 

street  wharf 
Lester  James  M.  165  N,  Howard 
Logan  James  &  Son,  McElderry's  wharf 
Logue  James,  118  n  Howard 
Mabbett  &  McCollum,  146  Franklin 
Macdonald  Peter  M.  s  e  cor  Pratt  and  McEl- 
derry's wharf 
Magill  Patrick,  dw  410  w  Baltimore 
Martin  Allen,  43  and  44  Tyson 
Martin  Lewis,  39  s  Frederick 
McConn  Richard,  195  n  Howard 
McDermot  John,  799  w  Baltimore 
McDonald  Peter,  cor  Pratt  and   McElderry's 

wharf 
McKanna  Patrick  &  Co.  325  w  Pratt 
Meixsel  &  Grafton,  149  w  Pratt 
Meyer  John   G.  s  e  cor  Poppleton  and  Co- 
lumbia 
Murray  John,  365  w  Baltimore 
Newcomer  &  Co.  26,  41  and  49  s  Howard 
Pabst  Andrew,  139  s  Howard 
Pendleton  Philip  P.  171  and  173  n  Howard 
Penrose  E.  G.  &  Co.  153  n  Howard 
Pentland  Robert  F.  204  n  Gay 
Picker  John  C.  4  Penna.  av 
Price  Joseph,  over  s  w  cor  Pratt  and  Spear's 

wharf 
Quinlan  Joseph  E.  &  Co.  39  Penna.  av 
Quinlan  J.  F.  &  Son,  149  n  Gay 
Randall  &  Fairbank,  491  w  Baltimore 
Roberts  Wm.  H.  172  Forrest 
Robinson  &  Brinkman,  a  e  cor  Dolphin  and 

Penna.  av 
Ross  John  W.  &  Co.  over  6  Spear's  wharf 
Rosenstock  Samuel,  212  and  214  Aliceanna 
Sands  &  Dougherty,  44  s  Frederick 


Sauerwein  George  &  Co.  153  n  Howard 

Sauerwein  Peter  &  Son,  101  n  Howard 

Saumenig  Jacob,  106  Columbia 

Scharf  William  J.  825  w  Baltimore 

Sinsheimer  Lewis,  226  Aliceanna 

Snow  E.  J.  &  Co.  cor  Aliceanna  and  Caroline 

Snyder  Henry,  er.,  95  Franklin 

Stephenson  Joseph  B.  s  e  cor  Bond  and 
Thames 

Stonebraker  &  Co.  53  and  55  s  Howard 

Streets  John  S.  4  Hollingsworth 

Todd  Joseph,  578  Penna.  av 

Trotton  Thomas,  33  Cheapside 

Turner  Joseph  J.  &  F.  42  w  Pratt 

Turner  Jonathan,  25  w  Pratt 

Turner  Robert,  43  s  Frederick 

Tyson  &  Bro.  40  Commerce 

Tyson  James  E.  foot  of  Patterson 

Wales  Philip  S.  12  Warner 

Walter  J.  &  E.  99  South 

Warden  J  &  H.  lower  end  Smith's  wharf 

Warfield  Daniel  &  Son,  North  betw  Monu- 
ment and  Madison 

Warfield  D.  &  Son,  9  Spear's  wharf 

Warfield  Henry  M.  &  Co.  16  Spear's  wharf 

Welby  Charles  C.  &  Co.  a  e  cor  President 
and  Fawn 

Wilkes  Jabez,  cor  Canton  av  and  Chester 

Wilkins  George  T.  55  Light 

Williams  John  S.  &  Bro.  52  and  54  Commerce 

Woodyear  Wm.  E.  3  Cable 

Wright  &  Canby,  s  e  cor  Commerce  and 
Cable 

Wright  J.  J.  &  Son,  107  Hillen 

Zell  Peter  &  Sons,  147  and  149  n  Howard    • 

Forwarding. 

Bosley  James  H.  903  North 

Boswell  &  Dorsett,  147  w  Pratt 

Mathews  &  Fitzhugh,  128  n  Howard 

McFarland  John,  s  Eutaw 

Pendergast  Charles  &  Son,  77  Smith's  wharf 

Williams  John,  Howard  near  Lee 

Fringe  Manufacturers. 

Mehler  Wm.  89  Lexington 
Moriarty  Mrs.  Ann,  66  Lexington 
Munder  Theophilus,  139  Lexington 
Sisco  Bros.  95  w  Baltimore 

Furniture  Dealers. 

[Set  Cabinet  Makers.] 

Allen  Alexander  &  Co.  27  Hanover  and  4  e 

Lombard 
Anderson  Wm.  E.  10  and  12  Second 
Armstrong  &  Denny,  s  e  cor  Light  and  Mont- 
gomery 
Banks  David,  59  South 
Bride  Cotter,  (rustic  furniture,)  15  Division 
Clotworthy  Alexander,  76  n  Howard 
Cohen  Gershon,  6  and  8  Harrison 
Collins  Patrick,  83  Harrison 
Graham  Wm.  138  Franklin 
Graham  W.  &  D.  11, 13  and  15  Edward 
Guyton  Wm.  78  n  Howard 
Hamilton  &  Jones,  240  w  Pratt 
Heywood  Reuben  W.  over  10>2  "  Charles 
Mathiot  Augustus  &  Son,  25  and  27  n  Gay 


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BUSINESS  DIBECTORY. 


511 


Martin  &  Bevans,  n  e  cor  Calvert  and  Lovely 

lare 
Mears  Edward  A.  F.  8  w  Baltimore 
Pfeiffer  Nicholao  A.   b  e  cor  Howard  and 

Fayette 
Phillips  J.  E.  n  e  cor  Charles  and  Lombard 
Stevens  S.  S.  &  Sons,  6  Low 
Stewart  Charles,  34)^  n  Howard 
Tarr  Theodore  M.  11  n  Gay 
Waskey  Benjamin,  3  n  Gay 
Watkins  John  T.  47  South 
Wheatfield  Abraham,  6  Second 

Gardeners. 

Aberle  Matthias,  Franklin  above  Gilmor 

Gas  Fitters. 

Davidson  Clark  Y.  15  n  Liberty 

Eggleston  Edwin  C.  121  n  High 

Grattan  Thomas  L.  8  North 

Jevens  John  W.  n  e  cor  St.  Paul  and  Bank  la 

Kafflinski  Charles,  138  w  Fayette 

Likes  Jacob,  2  n  Sharp 

Manns  &  McAllister,  cor  Saratoga   and  Pine 

McCahan   D.  L.   &  Co.   s  w  cor  Pratt  and 

Caroline 
McCall  Patrick  A.  328  w  Baltimore 
McCleary  &  Connelly,  44  Holiday 
McLaughlin  &  Irwin,  202  e   Pratt  and  55  e 

Baltimore 
Nice  Augustus  W.  71  Saratoga 
Rattican  Thomas,  1  n  Frederick 
Rodgers  John  &  Son,  48  and  54  n  High 
Shorey  &  Eichelberner,  Baltimore  under  Eu- 

taw  house 
Wagner  August,  30  Hanover 

Gas. 

Gas   Light  Go's  office,  19  South 

Gas   Works,    Holiday    near   Saratoga,   and 

Spring  Gardens 
Maryland   Gas  Co.    (portable,)    Elisha    R. 

Sprague,  prest.  5  St.  Paul 


Gaugers. 

Ensor  &  Linaweaver,  61  w  Pratt 
Jones  John  P.  26)^  e  Baltimore 
Linaweaver  John  L.  93  n  Paca 
Nicolai  Charles,  26>^  e  Baltimore 
Placide  Henry  B.  57  Buchanan's  wharf 
Smith  Wm.  M.  69  Exchange  place 

Gentlemen's  Furnishing  Goods. 

Adler  Henry  M.  37  w  Baltimore 
Betton  T.  W.  8  e  Baltimore 
Danskin  &  Co.  155  w  Baltimore 
Hubbard  Susan  T.  4  w  Baltimore 
Lauer  Lewis  &  Co.  283  w  Baltimore 
Mann  Ernest,  63  w  Baltimore 
Magee  Wm.  P.  60  n  Eutaw 
Peters  George  A.  214  w  Baltimore 
Raymond  &  Burton,  38  w  Baltimore 
Shipley  Sarah  Jane,  110  Lexington 
Towles  Wm.  P.  &  Bro.  145  w  Baltimore 
Whiteniarsh  David,  14  Warren 
Winchester  Samuel   C.  157  w  Baltimore 


Glass  Dealers. 

Bolton  Hugh  &  Co.  81  McElderry's  whf 
Bolton  Wm.  H.  84  w  Pratt,  betw  Gay  and 

Commerce 
Bolton  W.  B.  55  s  Calvert  and  26  Cheapaide 
Chapman  Jonathan  J.  43  s  Charles 
Dodge  George  R.  &  Co.  42  w  Baltimore 
Edwards  Richard,  jr.  over  24  s  Charles 
Fusselbaugh  Wm.  H.  B.  168  n  Gay 
George  Andrew  J.  41  s  Charles 
Hirshberg  Henry,  31  Ensor 
Holthaus  Francis  T.  &  Son,  10  w  Baltimore 
Holthaus  Wm.   &  Bro.   b  e  cor  Thames  and 

Broadway 
Hulls  John,  128  n  Gay 
Keilholtz  Otis,  170  Franklin 
King  John  &  Son,  48  n  Howard 
King  Wm.  &  Bro.  2  n  Liberty 
Loane  George  J.  foot  of  Cross 
Rodenmayer  John,  51  n  Paca 
Townsend  Thomas  J.  489  w  Baltimore 


Glass  Stainers. 

Gernhardt  Herman  T.   over  s  e  cor  Fayette 
and  Holiday 

Glass  Manufacturers, 

Baker  Bros.  &  Co.  32  and  34  s  Charles 
Baltimore  Glass  Works,  s  end  of  Hughes 
Chapman  Jonathan  J.  43  s  Charles 
Edwards  Richard,  jr.  over  24  s  Charles 
Federal    Hill    Glass   Works,     Hughes    near 

Henry 
Reitz  Philip,  37  Hughes 

Gloves,  Hosiery,  Worsteds,  &c. 

Behn  Henry,  77  n  Howard 

Cowman  &  Bro.  59  n  Howard 

Cowman  &  Co.  71  Lexington 

Elliott  Edward,  126  Lexington 

Felber  &  Adams,  217  s  Broadway  and  251  w 
Baltimore 

Hinze  A.  W.  34  Lexington 

Knipp  Jacob,  jr.  33  n  Howard 

Lansburgh  James,  27  n  Eutaw 

Mann  Ernest,  63  w  Baltimore 

Meyer  Ferdinand,  139  w  Baltimore 

Ringgold  John  P.  &  Bro.  175  w  Baltimore 

Rogers  Jnson,  237  Lexington 

Seibert  Edward,  45^2  w  Baltimore 

Smith  Victor,  87  Hanover 
I  Spencer  John  M.  478  w  Baltimore 
j   Vogeler  Charles  H.  103  w  Baltimore 
j   Weishampel  Benj.  F.  488  w  Baltimore 

White  George  B.  87  n  Howard 

Gold  Pen  Manufacturers. 

Courtenay  Stephen,  over  s  e  cor  South  and 

Second 
Kenney  Annie,  96  w  Baltimore 

j  Gold  and  Silversmiths. 

I  Kirk  Samuel  &  Son,  172  w  Baltimore 

!  Warner  Andrew  E.  jr.  133  e  Baltimore 

j  Warner  Andrew  E.  sr.  10  n  Gay 

!  Webb  George  W.  s  e  cor  Light  and  Baltimore 


WM.  P.  WKBB,  Marin*,  Fire  and  Ufe  Insurance  Agent  and  Broker.    Agent  "Mutual 
Benefit  Ufe  lusnraiira  Co.,  Ne-vrark,  N.  J.,"  89  Second  Street. 


512     Grocers— Retail.  BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 


Adams  Edward,  226  Hollins 
Albert  Anna  M.  72  Mulberry 
Altevogt   Frederick,  n  e   cor  O'Donnell  and 

City  av 
Ament  Matthias,  ne  cor  JeflFerson   and   Eden 
Atkinson  &  Bro.   166  and  188  s  Broadway 
Ayers  Charles  C.  154  w  Pratt 
Bannan  John,  194  Lexington 
Barlow  Joseph,  46  n  Paca 
Baylies  Charles  F.  n  e  cor  Eden  and  Jefferson 
Behan  John,  39  w  Fayette 
Bothman  Charles,  210  Hanover 
Boyle  James,  n  w  cor  Hillen  and  Chesnut 
Britton  Richard  N.  cor. Forrest  and  Hillen 
Brown  Richard,  48  n  Eutaw 
Buntzinthal  Francis,  37  Rose 
Burgess  Caleb  W.  Sf  Son,  166  n  Gay 
Burke  John  H.  H.  580  w  Pratt 
Busch  Bernard,  406  Harford  av 
Carter  John  W.  61  Camden 
Caughey  Benjamin  &  Co.  9  Penna  av 
Cobb  Josiah  &  Son,  31  n  Liberty 
Cole  John  R.  50  and  52  n  Eutaw 
Collady  J.  M.  &  Bro.  461,  463  and   465  w 

Fayette 
Conway  John  H.  &  Bro.  n  e  cor  of  Ensor  and 

Chesnut 
Cook  Wm.  s  e  cor  Pratt  and  Caroline 
Cosgrove  J.  Henry,  82  Richmond 
Crowder  A.  N.  cor  Conway  and  Warner 
Deetjen  Tyark,  74  and  76  Thames 
Delcher  John  W.  cor  Harford  and  Central  avs 
Denison  &  Bros.  219  w  Pratt  and  51  Baltimore 
Denison  Marcus  &  Son,  51  w  Baltimore 
Duffy  M.  &  J.  162  Cathedral 
Dunlap  Chas.  s  w  cor  Howard  and  Lexington 
Dunlap  C.  Lewis,  13  w  Baltimore 
Dyer  Walter,  s  w  cor  Lexington  and  Paca 
Edmonds  Samuel  &  Bro.  n  w  cor  Pearl  and 

Lexington 
Edmonds  Wm.  E.  &  S.  s-«vcor  Lexington  and 

Green 
Evans  Wm.  cor  Lexington  and  Greene 
Farber  John  M.  s  e  cor  North  and  Pleasant 
Farnen  Peter,  n  w  cor  Regester,and  Bank 
Ferguson  Archibald  D.  327  Franklin 
Ferguson  &  Tyson,  301  w  Lombard 
Fendall  Sf  Co.  447  n  Gay 
Fisher  Adam  &c  Son,  25  Penna  av 
Foertsch  John,  n  w  cor  Elliot  and  Chesapeake 
Fowler  Thomas,  175  and  177  e  Baltimore 
Frush  Wm.  W.  576  Penna  av 
Gardiner,  Stuart  8f  Co.  37  Cheapside 
Gardner  Elias  N.  149  n  Howard 
Gill  Elisha,  Aliceanna  extended 
Gloninger  John  R.  8f  Co.l  n  Charles 
Golibert  J.  ^  Co.  205  w  Pratt 
Green  Charles  B.  n  w  cor  Gay  and  High 
Green  &  Yoe,  88  w  Baltimore 
Hamilton  Robert,  70  Camden 
Hamihan  John,  359  e  Baltimore 
Hampson  A.  J.  81  n  Charles 
Hartgens  Christopher,  13  Penna  av 
Hausenwald  John  H.  3  Penna  av 
Hipsley  Enoch  G.  182  n  Gay 
Hollins  George,  s  w  cor  Charles  and  Fayette 
Horn  Joseph,  n  e  cor  Lexington  and  Paca 
Horn  Theodore,  378  Penna  av 
Hughes  Wm   E.  6  s  Poppleton 
Hutchins  Lewis  H.  233  n  Gay 
Ijams  and  Hutchins,  n  w  cor  Gay  and  Front 
Jagmetti  Joshua,  n  w  corner  Exeter  and  East- 


Jackson  James  M.  199  e  Baltimore 

Johns  Joseph,  152  s  Broadway 

Johnson  Joseph  G.  &  Bro.  s  w  cor  Baltimore 

and  Poppleton 
Kennard  Geo.  I.  235  n  Gay 
Kratz  John,  205  s^ Howard,  cor  Montgomery 
Kloman  Frederick,  116  William 
Kraft  Mary,  45  n  Gay 

Laessig  John  H.  n  w  cor  Fayette  and  Pop- 
pleton 
Lawrence  Edward  T.  &c  Bro.  422  w  Baltimore 
Lawrence  F.  L.  219  Lexington 
Laws  Wm.  n  e  cor  Republican  and  Fayette 
Leatherbury  John  E.  6  w  Pratt 
Leber  J.  H.  n  w  cor  Lexington  and  Fremont 
Lovell  Solomon  G.  n  w  corner  Baltimore  and 

High 
Lustnauer  Charles,  n  w  cor  Pennsylvania  and 

Northern  avs 
March  Washington,  101  Hanover 
March  Wm.  G.  143  Lexington 
Matthews  John  N.  25  Centre  Market  space 
Matthews  S.  G.  n  Howard  near  Franklin 
McClintock  Matthew,  n  w  cor  Broadway  and 

Orleans 
McClintock  Winfield,  s  w  cor  Broadway  and 

Fayette 
McCready  &  Philips,  7  w  Falls  av 
McDermot  John,  799  w  Baltimore 
McKanna  Patrick  &(■  Co.  325  w  Pratt 
McLean  Wm.  H.  52  n  Charles 
McMahon  Sylvester,  171  n  Eutaw 
McNeill  &  Co.  n  e  cor  Gay  and  High 
Medinger  Sf  Bro.  158  and  160  Forrest 
Meyer  John  G.  s  e  cor  Poppleton  and  Colum- 
bia 
Miles  &  Windsor,  n  w  cor  Albemarle  and 

Lombard 
Moreland  George  W.  398  Franklin 
Morris  James  A.  250  Eastern  av 
Mulgraw  Michael,  384  and  386  Harford  av 
Myer  D.  W.  &(  C.  M.  14  w  Baltimore 
Norwood  Summerfield,  337  and  339  Saratoga 
O'Dowd  &  Bro.  n  w  cor  Gough  and  Wolfe 
Pancoast  Wm.  T.  n  w  corner  Saratoga  and 

Strieker 
Parrish  Edward  S.  1  Columbia 
Patterson  John,  125  McElderry's  wharf 
Pitt  John  C.  cor  Biddle  and  Garden 
Reese  Charles  &  Co.  cors  Madison  av.  Eutaw 

and  Garden 
Reese  Edward,  366  w  Baltimore 
Reese  G.  H.  &  Bros.  207  and  209  w  Pratt 
Reitz  Henry  L.  &  Sons,  93  Hanover 
Richers  Henry  H.  231  s  Charles 
Rogers  John  W.  703  w  Baltimore 
Rolfes  B.  Anton,  24  Thames 
Ross  Edward  C.  15  w  Baltimore 
Rudel  John,  164  s  Central  av 
Schleifert  Wm.  s  e  cor  Lombard  and  Liberty 
Schwab  H.  ^  M.  210  Lexington 
Schwab  J.  &  A.  cor  Aliceanna  and  Broadway 
Shaw  Matthew,  n  e  cor  Hillen  and  High 
Sewell  C.  A.  &  Co.  s  e  cor  Pratt  and  Hanover 
Shriver  John  A.  &  Bro.  n  e  cor  Saratoga  and 

Greene 
Slert  Andrew,  38  Towson 
Sloane  Francis,  70  s  High 
Sparklin  Barton  J.  112  n  High 
Steuart  Edwin  H.  13  Centre  Market  space 
Stewart  Joseph  B.  s  e  cor  Fremont  and  Paca 
Straus  &  Bro.  274,  268  and  270  Broadway 
Vonheine  John  H.  65  and  67  s  Howard 


IIE:XRY  GIBSE,   Cojoimlssloi.!  Mera'tiMkLt,   V'or   the   sale   of  Flour,  Grain,  Seeds,  i 
Roxeudole  Cement  and  Calcined  Plaster  constantly  on  hand,  HI  Spcar'a  IVImu^. 


BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 


513 


Walker  Henry,  53  Centre  Market  space 

Watts  Hinsey,  305  n  Howard 

Watson  Jos.  n  w  cor  Caroline  and  Eastern  av 

Webb  Augustus  P.  n  w  cor  Paca  &  ].,exington 

Webster  John  T.  310  n  Howard 

Weighorst  Henry,  cor  Bond  and  Canton  av 

Weincke  Frederick,  114  Henrietta 

Weiteel  Henry,  82  Lancaster 

Wheeler  Joseph  C.  159  Forrest 

Whelan  Wm.  142  w  Baltimore 

White  Arthur,  189  n  High 

Wilen  John,  22  e  Lombard 

Wolf  &  Rotan,  22  Jefferson 

Wright  Alfred,  n  e  cor  Cathedral  and  Eager 

Wright  John  R.  cor  Garden  and  Hoffman 


Grocers- 


Wholesale 
sion. 


and  Commis- 


ANDREWS,  THOMAS  &  CO.,  (es- 
tablished in  1848,)  Manufacturers 
at    the    "Jersey    City    Chemical 
"Works."    Office   and  Depot,  136 
and  138  Cedar-st.  NewYork. 
Salseratus : 
"Paragon"  Excelsior   "Double    Refin- 
ed," and    Soda    Sal^ratus,  put  up  in 
bbls.,  kegs  orboxes,  loose,  andin  1,  3^,  U 
lb.  papers— 36  and  60  lb.  boxes. 

Bi  Carb.  Soda : 
New  Castle  Brands,   in  112  lb.   original 
kegs,  or  put  up  in  above  style. 

Cream  Tartar: 

"Perfectly  Pure, "with  our  name  on  in  full. 
Also  "Warranted,"  "Superior"  and 
"First  Quality,"  put  up  as  above,  or  in 
canisters  of  10,  15  and  25  lbs. 

Bi  Carb.  Soda: 

"Friars'  Goose"  brand,  made  at  the  Jersey 
City  Chemical  Works,  in  112  lb.  kegs, 
or  in  boxes  or  papers,  as  desired.     The 

QUALITY  guaranteed. 

"Excelsior"  Andrews'  Yeast  Pow- 
der: 

Unequaled  by  any  in  its  excellence.  Put 
up  in  1,  }4,  6  oz.  and  4  oz.  cans,  in  boxes 
loose,  or  in  2,  4  and  6  doz.  boxes  or  bbls. 

Soap  Powder : 

"Premium,"  for  washing  and  house  clean- 
ing, in  36  and  60  lb.  boxes,  1  lb  sizes. 

Prepared  Pot  Ash : 

Six  lb.  cans,  12  in  a  case. 
New  Castle  Sal  Soda : 

In  casks,  bbls.  or  kegs. 

Also,  Soda  Ash,  Caustic  Soda,  Concentra- 
ted Lye,  (genuine,)  Palm  Oil,  Cocoa  Nut 
Oil,  Saltpetre,  Sal  Epsom,  Sal  Glauber, 
Indigo,  Flour  Sulphur,  JVIadder,  Borax, 
Tart.  Acid,  Alum,  &c. 

When  buying  from  first  hands,  send  an  order 
to      THOS.  ANDREWS  &  Co.,  as  above. 
[See  page  507.] 


Adams  &  Davidson,  7  Commerce 
Bansemer  W.  G.  &  Co.  108  w  Lombard 
Barnes  &  Winton,  cor  Pratt  and   O'Donnel'a 

wharf 
Boswell&  Dorsett,  147  w  Pratt 
Brinkley  Joseph  B.  &  Co.  59  s  Calvert 
Brown  V.  J.  &  Co.  66  w  Lombard 
Cadow  James  E.  &  Co.  16  Penna.  av 
Carr  R.  H.  &  Bro.  69  s  Charles 
Chesnut  Wm.  &  Co.  n  w  cor  Pratt  and  South 
Cochran  James  E.  84  Light-st  whf 
Coleman  &  Co.  s  w  cor  Franklin  and  Paca 
Conway  John  R.  &  Son,  31  Cheapside 
Cornelius  Nicholas  165  Forrest 
Coward  Thomas  R.  114  Light-st  whf 
Cox  John  R.   &  Pope,  s  w  cor   Fayette  and 

Howard 
Cook  H.  W.  &  Co,  15  Commerce 
Cook  &  Spedden,  165  Light-st  whf 
Cropper  Thomas  J.  55  South 
Dinsmore  &  Kyle,  156  w  Pratt 
Dowell  John,  55  s  Calvert 
Downey  John  &  Son,  133  Franklin 
Duvall  &  Iglehart,  128  Light-st  wharf 
Edmondson  Joseph  A.  29  Cheapside 
Ehrman  Lewis,  cor  Nicholson  and  Townsend 
Ensey  Lot  &  Son,  s  w  cor  Baltimore  and  Eu- 

taw 
Fergusson,  Tyson  &  Co.  221  -vv  Lombard 
Fink  &  Brother,  s  w  cor  Franklin  and  Eutaw 
Foley  D.  J.  &  Brother,  50  South 
Freeland,  Hall  &  Co,  143  w  Pratt 
Gardiner,  Stuart  &  Co.  37  Cheapside 
Gregg  Andrew  &  Co.  109  and  111  Franklin 
Grove  Francis  <^  Co.  19  Commerce 
Hammond  Lloyd,  n  w  cor  Charles  and  West 
Haslett  George,  n   w   cor  Howard  and   Mul- 
berry 
Hengst  S.  &  R.  n  e  cor  Paca  and  Franklin 
Hoffman  Henry  K.  &Co.  45  s  Howard 
Hopkins  T.  &  G.  T.  68  Light,  cor  Pratt 
Howell  Wm.  &  Son,  60  s  Gay 
Humrichouse  C.  W.  20  Commerce 
Hyatt  C.  C.  &  R.  H.  &  Co.  over  147  w  Pratt 
Hyatt  &  Stump,  56  South 
Jackson  Charles  M.  &  Co.  cor  Smith's  wharf 

and  Pratt 
Jenkins  &  Williams,  115  Light-st  wharf 
Knowles  James  W.  90  Dugan's  wharf 
Levering  &  Co.  91 1^  w  Lombard 
Lumsden  Robert,  41  Cheapside 
McConky  &  Parr,  91  and  93  South 
Merritt  Wm.  K.  &  Co.  53  s  Calvert  and  57 

Cheapside 
Meyer  James  &  Co.  57  Cheapside 
Miles  &  Hopkins,  68  s  Calvert 
Mister  Abraham  &  Son,  98  Light-st  wharf 
Mitchell  lidward  Sf  Son,  90  w  Pratt 
Mitchell  Marcellus  A.  2  Spear's  wharf 
Morton  A.  B.  &  Sons,  103  Smith's  wharf 
Muirjohn  H.  37  Block 
Myer  James  &  Co,  65  s  Calvert 
Orendorff  &  Beam,  s  e  cor  Howard  and  Balti- 
more 
Padgett  W.  A.  &  W.  W.  17  Commerce 
Pardoe  S(  White,  105  South 
Pattison  &  Woolford,  102  Dugan's  wharf 
Pearson  Joseph,  over  102  Light-st  wharf 
Rau  John  C,  &  Co.  cor  Howard  and  Franklin 
Reynolds  Wm.  &  Son,  40  n  Howard 
Rosenstock  Samuel,  212  and  214  Aliceanna 
Scotti  Henry  E.  85  McElderry's  wharf 
Segerman  Wm.  H.  8  and  10  Penna.  av 


CEO.  S.  PAGK  Si  BRO.,  Maimf.tcttirers    of  Roofs  nntl   Roofing  Slaterlals,  Hi   Smith's 
IVharf.    C.  HART  SMITH,  Agent. 

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BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 


Shields  R.  D.  20  Penna.  av 
Shoemaker  Jonathan,  43  n  Eutaw 
Simms  &  Tyson,  64s  Gay 
Sinshcimer  Lewis,  226  Aliceanna 
Slater  George,  10  and  12  Commerce 
SlingluftXhtirles  D.  &  Son,  13  n  Howard 
Stabler  Jordan,  214  w  Lombard 
Stansbury  John  T.  s  e  cor  Baltimore  and  Cal- 
houn 
Stephens  John  A.  &  Bro.   92  Light-st  wharf 
Torney  Otto,  193  McElderry's  wharf 
Tubman  B.  G.  &  Co.  102Light-st  wharf 
TuU  Thomas  J.  &  Co.  6  Bowly's  wharf 
Veasey  James  P.  117  McElderry's  wharf 
Vickery  &  Muir,  foot   of  West  Falls  av  and 

cor  Aliceanna  and  Boston 
Wales  Philip  S.  12  Warner 
Walter  Isaac,  6  Bowly's  wharf 
Welch  J.  B.  &  Son,  64  South 
Wilkinson  J.  P.  122  Dugan's  wharf 
Wilson  &  Burns,  cor  Howard  and  Lombard 
Wolfe  &  Stuart,  77  Exchange  place 
Woods,  Bridges  &  Co.  6  and  8  Commerce 
Young  &  Carson,  77  Exchange  place 

Guano  Dealers. 

Earrill  Bros,  over  29>^  South 

Browne  Jas.  H.  40  and  42  s  Frederick 

Brown  &  Roney,  67  s  Gay 

Cooper  Edward  H.  s  w  cor  South  and  Water 

Crichton  Wm.  &  Son,  1  Wood,  cor  Bowly's 
wharf 

Griffith  R.  R.  sr.  over  s  e  cor  South  and  Ex- 
change pi 

Reese  John  S.  &  Co.  office  71  South  ;  guano 
works  s  e  cor  Lancaster  and  Wolfe 

Rhodes  Benjamin  M.  &  Co.  82  South 

Robinson  F.  &  Co.  6  HoUingsworth 

Robinson  Wm.  H.  172  Forrest 

Sands  &  Dougherty,  44  s  Frederick 

Turner  Joseph  J.  &  F.  42  w  Pratt 

Turner  Jonathan,  25  w  Pratt 

Turner  Robert,  43  s  Fredarick 

Whitelock  W.  &  Co.  44  South 

Gun  Manufacturers  and  Dealers. 

Bald  Frederick  W.  91  Penna.  av 

Cromwell  Levi,  265  Ann 

Evatt  Edward,  35  Light 

Foy  James,  64  Calvert 

King&  Huppman,  307  w  Baltimore 

Lauderman  Wm.  H.  136  Thames 

McComas  Alexander,  51  s  Calvert 

Merrill,  Thomas  &  Co.  239  w  Baltimore 

Pipino  J.  C.  20  Ensor 

Poultney  &  Trimble,  200  w  Baltimore 

Schumacher  Conrad,  58  w  Pratt 

Hardware— Retail. 

Anderson  Bros,  n  w  cor  Light  and  Pratt 

Audoun  Lewis,  267  e  Baltimore 

Bloxham  John,  56  Harrison 

Buck  Edward  D.  &  Bro.  86  ana  88  w  Pratt 

Davidson  F.  H.  160  Franklin 

Escnder  James,  171  Lexington 

FowUr  Thomas,  175  and  177  e  Baltimore 

Foy  James,  64  s  Calvert 

Gardner  Leonard  N.  102  Franklin 

Gorsuch  Jehu,  cor  Gay  and  Front 


Greenfield  Aquilla  H.  167  Lexington 

Greenfield  Caleb  W.  236  Lexington 

Halbach  Charles,  94  n  Gay 

Henderson  David,  146  Forrest  and  333  wPratt 

Herzog  John,  n  e  cor  Lexington  and  Park 

Holmes  Robert  S.  cor  President  and  Prfi.tt 

Hopkins  Joseph  J.  15  n  Howard 

Kann  Jacob,  104  n  Gay 

Kann  Solomon  J.  43  and  45  Harrison 

Keenan,  McNally  &  Co.  18  s  Charles 

Kirkley  John  W^.  104  Penna.  av 

McMillan  Wm.  D.  333  w  Pratt 

Reddi.sh  John,  181  s  Broadway 

Porter  Robert  B,  &  Son,  78  w  Pratt 

Proctor  Wm..&  Bro.  166  w  Pratt 

Reuter  Andrew  &  Sons,  56  w  Baltimore 

Shriner  Peter,  126  Franklin 

Smull  David  B.  82  w  Pratt 

Staylor  Henry,  jr.  95  Harrison 

Stewart  Columbus  J.  9  s  Liberty 

Wilcox  Henry,  142  n  Gay 

WilcoxT.J.&Co.  sw  cor  French  and  Forrest 

Hardware— W  holesale. 

Bosley  Amon,  4  Light-stwhf 
Cole  Wm.  H.  35  s  Charles 
Curley  James  W.  17  n  Howard 
Duer,  Norris  &  Co.  8  Hanover 
Dugan  Cumberland  &  Co.  26  s  Charles 
Glenn  Samuel  &  Bro    52  Light 
Hickley  Robert  &  Bro.  8  n  Howard 
Hopkins,  Hardin  &  Kemp,  336  w  Baltimore 
Jenkins  Edward  &  Sons,  180  w  Baltimore 
Johnson  Alexander  T.  36  Hanover 
Keenan,  McNally  &  Co.  18  s  Charles 
Keith  M.,  jr.  &  Son,  23  s  Charles 
King  &  Huppman,  307  w  Baltimore 
Kleppish  Bros.  26  s  Charles 
Kleppish  Henry  M.  &  Bro.  over  110  w  Lom- 
bard 
Loney  F.  B.  &  Co.  3  Hanover 
Mackenzie  Thomas  &  Sons,  222  w  Baltimore 
McMullen  John  F.  18  s  Charles 
Norris  C.  Sidney,  36  Hanover 
Penniman&  Bro.  10  n  Howard 
Spear  Bros.  41  s  Charles 
Waesche  F.  R.  &  Co.  232  w  Baltimore 
Ward  Bros.  9  s  Calvert 
Waters  Charles  E.  15  s  Charles 
Webb  Henry  W.  n  w  cor  Calvert  and  Pratt 
Whiting  James  &  Co.  130  w  Pratt,  cor  Bowly 

Hats,  Caps,  Furs  and  Straw  Goods — 
Retail. 

Arthur  Wm.  W.  1  w  Baltimore 

Bauchardt  Wm.  45  n  Eutaw 

Boston  &  Price,  82  w  Baltimore 

Carr  James  E.  119  n  Howard 

Charles  Thomas  J.  203  s  Broadway 

Clapp  George  C.  64  Hillen 

Cox  Isaac  &  Co.  190  w  Baltimore 

Frost  Henry,  Union  Hat  Co.  nw  cor  Gay  and 

High 
Greenwood  Wm.  S.  over  ^ Light 
Hammer  John  A.  93  n  Howard 
Hampson  Edwin,  193  w  Baltimore 
Hellman  &  Son,  180  n  Gay 
Hickley  Robert  I.  44  n  Howard 
Hindes  Samuel  ^V  Son,  100  n  Gay 
Hobbs  W.  P.  T.  66  w  Baltimore 


Wai.  p.  WEBB,  Marine,  jr-ire  and  Life  Insurance  Agent  .^n<l  Broker.    Agent 
Benefit  Ufe  Insurance  Co.,  rVevviu'lt,  N.  J.,"  89  Second  Street. 


Slntual 


BUSINESS  DIKECTORT. 


515 


Smith  &  Co.  14,  16  and  18  East  Falls  av 
Smith  Samuel  J.  junction  Howard  and  Liberty 
Smith  Wm.  T.  &  Co.  n  e  cof  McHenry  al 

and  Lemmon  ; 

Spencer  L.  C.  &  Co.  319  Aliceanna 
Thomas  Edward  C.  sr.  &  Sons,  249  Lexing- 
ton 
Thomas  S.  W.  fy  E.  C,  jr.  143  German 
Waltemeyer  Jacob,  17  Mercer 
Wentz  Wm.  &  Co.  s  e  cor  Pratt  and  Emory 

Hide  and  Leather  Dealers. 

Anderson  James  G.  5  Balderston 

Appold  George  S{  Sons,  8  and  10  Water 

Bartlett  George  &  Co.  134  w  Fayette 

Barton  Wm.  J.  8{  Son,  7  and  9  Cheapside 

Coakley  Sf  Bro.  18  8  Calvert 

Crane  Wm.  &  Son,  cor  Cheapside  and  Water 

Darraugh  Daniel  &f  Co.  16  s  Calvert 

Deford  Benj.  Sf  Sons,  42  s  Calvert 

Grupy  Francis  H.  42  s  Calvert 

Hewlett  John  J.  &  Son,  96  w  Lombard  and  9 

Water 
Hoffman  Sf  Deford,  84  w  Lombard 
Jenkins  Edward,  13  Cheapside 
Kalbfus  &c  Locher,  8  s  Calvert 
Klees  Henry  i^Sons,  15  Saratoga 
Krebs  George  W.  5  Water 
Kuhn  Everhart,  160  Light-st  whf 
Larabee  Ephraim  &c  Sons,  20  s  Calvert 
Maynard,  Ely  &{■  Rose,  46  s  Calvert 
Poland,  Jenkins  Sf  Co.,  12  Water 
Roque  Francis,  19  Harrison 
Schlarb  P.  .^  H.  61  s  Sharp 
Spear  John  W.  20  Water 
Stalfort  Frederick,  326  w  Pratt 
Startzman  David,  cor  Lombard  and  Calvert 
Startzman  J.  &  L.  .54  s  Calvert 
Sullivan  Thomas  H.  36  s  Calvert 
Thomas  N.  Sf  Co.  118  n  Eutaw,  and  9  and  11 

Ensor 
Trautman  Gustavus  C.  104  Pearl 

Hotels. 

Barnum's  City  Hotel,  Zenus  Barnum,  propr., 

cor  Calvert  and  Fayette 
Black  Horse  hotel,  111  n  High 
Brown's  Hotel,  Lewis  Brown,  prop.   119  n 

High 
Bull's  Head  Tavern,    Tracey  &  Stansbury, 

proprs.,  n  Front  nr  Gay 
Eagle  Hotel,  132  Hillen 
Eutaw    House,  R.  B.    Coleman,  prop.,  n  w 

cor  Baltimore  and  Eutaw 
Farmers'  Hotel,  D.  &  C.  Street,  prop.,  n  w 

cor  Hillen  and  Farrest 
Fountain  Hotel,  W.  H.  Clabaugh,  prop.,  5 

Light 
Franklin  House,  G.  Leisenring,  prop,  corner 

Franklin  and  Howard 
Franklin  Inn,  50  Hillen 
Gen.  Wayne  Inn,  Henry  Foirbank,  prop.,  n 

w  cor  Baltimore  and  Paca 
Guy's  Monument  House,   Wm.Guy&  Co. 

props.,  n  e  cor  Calvert  and  Fayette 
Howard  House,  Wm.  C.  Reamer,  prop.  5  n 

Howard 
Maltby  House,  L.  U.  Maltby  prop.  180,  182 

and  184  w  Pratt 
Mann's  Hotel  and  dining  room,  124  w  Balti- 
more 

J.   HENRY   GIESE,   Conxinissiom   Mercliant,   for   the   sale    of  F-lotir,   Grain,  Seeds,  Sio. 
Hoseudale  Cement  and  Calcined  PlaKter  constantly  on  Hand,  2t  Spear's  'Wliarf. 


Hurtt  Henry  N.  224  w  Pratt 

Hurtt  Walter  T.  38  n  Greene 

Kershner  Benj.  F.  426  w  Baltimore 

Lotz  Louis,  44  w  Baltimore 

Lynch  Joshua  &  Co.  49  w  Baltimore 

Marsh  Henry  C.  118  Franklin 

McPhail,  132  w  Baltimore 

Nicely  H.  Clay,  34  w  Baltimore 

Offner  John  A.  231  n  Gay 

Pettecord  John,  26  s  Front 

Quail  George  K.  238  w  Pratt 

Raymo  Lewis,  117  n  Gay 

Raymo  Modest,  82  n  Gay 

Reilley  P.  E.  s  wcor  Baltimore  and  Gay 

Taylor  Robert  Q,  5  n  Calvert 

Towson  Charles,  33  n  Eutaw 

Trott  James  E.  82  and  86  Centre  Market  sp 

Vansant  Joshua  &  Son,  109  w  Baltimore 

Wahl  Jacob,  219  and  225  s  Broadway 

White  Jas.  D.  n  w  cor  Fayette  and  Frederick 

Ziegler  Charles,  43  w  Baltimore 

Hats,  Caps,  Furs,  &c.— Wholesale. 

Bantz  Theodore  S.  over  320  and  322  w  Balti- 
more 
Cole  Wm.  R.  &  Co.  274  w  Baltimore 
Coupland  Richard,  60  s  Charles 
Cox  Isaac  &  Co.  190  >fr  Baltimore 
Craft  Wm.  G.   &  Co.  Bethel  ct  opp.  Bethel 

colored  church,  Saratoga 
Dixon  Wm.  T.  &  Bro.  306  w  Baltimore 
Eaverson  &  McCord,  47  s  Charles 
Griffin  Robert  B.   &c  Son,   17  s  Charles,   up 

stairs 
Grinnell  &  Jenkins,  275  w  Baltimore 
Hecht  &  Putzel,  302  w  Baltimore 
Horner  Frank  F.  &  Bro.  324  w  Baltimore 
Kimberly  Jer.  M.  327  w  Baltimore 
Magruder  F.  J.  &  Co.  over  245  and  247  w 

Baltimore 
Slingluff  C.  B.  &  Co.  13  n  Howard 
Warder  &  Barrett,  over  266  w  Baltimore 
Warner  &  Bros,  over  254  w  Baltimore 
White  &  Rosenberg,  76  and  78  s  Charles 
Wirt  J.  &  Co.  3  n  Howard 


Hermetically  Sealed  Fruits,  &c. 

Baldwin,  Myer  &f  Co.  90  West  Falls  av 
Brinkley  &  Reeves,  177  West  Falls  av 
Broadbent  Joseph  F.  145  North 
Brooks  S.  D.  cor  Boston  and  Gwynn 
Field  Abiathar  W.  309  w  Lombard 
Hatch  Charles  B.  &   Co.   Ill   McElderry's 

wharf 
Kensett  Thomas  8f  Co.  West  Falls  av  and  n 

e  cor  Central  av  and  Bank 
Maltby  C.  S.  foot  of  West  Falls  av 
McMurray  Louis  &  Co.  254  and  256  w  Biddle 
Mitchell  John  T.  &  Co.  13  and  15  Mercer 
Munder  C.  F.  &  Bro.  27  s  Liberty 
Numsen,  Carroll  &r  Co.  18  Light 
Price  R.  W.  &  Co.   91  and  93  McElderry's 

wharf 
Raborg  &  Bro.  Hill  near  Light 
Redding  <^  Musson,  226  Hughes 
Rowe  &  Schofield,  69  Boston,  Canton 
Seth  Robert  L.  9  Albemarle 
Seebold  Henry  J.  C.  SW3, 245  and  247  e  Mon- 
ument 
Shriver  James  &  Co,  375  s^Sharp 
Shriver  John  L.  &c  Bros.  307  w  Pratt 


516 


BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 


Mansion  House,  Isaac  Albertson,  prop,  n  w 

cor  Fayette  and  St.  Paul 
Miller's  Hotel,  Jos.  H.  McGee&  Bro.  props. 

s  w  cor  German  and  Paca 
Peabody  House,  Edward  Lloyd,  prop,  n  e  cor 

St.  Paul  and  Centre 
Rising  Sun   Hotel,    Thomas    H.    Magness, 

prop.  74  n  High 
Sherwood  Richard  P.  s  e  cor  of  Harrison  and 

Fayette 
Simon's  Hotel,  M.   Simon,  prop.  28  and  30 

w  Fayette 
South  Street  House,  Scofield  Henry  &  Salon, 

props.  58  South 
Starr  Hotel,  Joseph  Starr,  prop.  100  n  Front 
Susquehanna  House,  John  C.  Voshell,  prop. 

125  n  Calvert 
Three  Tuns  Hotel,  Wm.  Dorbacker,   prop. 

s  w  cor  Pratt  and  Paca 
Union  Hotel,  Wm.  J.  Lloyd,  prop,  s  w  cor 

Pratt  and  Charles 
United  States  Hotel,  Thos.  Lloyd,  prop.  69 

President 
Washington    Hotel,  John    Barr,    prop,   cor 

Camden  and  Eutaw 
Western  Hotel,  Mrs.  S.  A.  Shaw,  proprie- 
tress, 95  n  Howard 
William  Tell  House, -John  Stromberg,  prop. 

s  w  cor  Pratt  and  West  Falls  av 


Hoop   Skirt  Manufacturers. 

Abercrombie  Thomas,  66  Camden 
Pohl  Andrew  (agent,)  139  Lexington 
Swan  Catherine  N.  over  212  w  Baltimore 

House  Furnishing  Goods. 

Cortlan  &  Co.  216  and  218  w  Baltimore.— [See 

Mvertisemenl  front  of  Btisiness  Directory.] 
Evans  John,  18  w  Baltimore 
Peichtman  S.  80  n  Eutaw 
Forney  Henry  S.  13  n  Howard 
Hanson  Peter,  32  e  Baltimore 
Koch  &  Kothe,  20  n  Howard 
Reip  Lawrence  J .  28  n  Paca 
Reip  Alfred  H   337  w  Baltimore 
Robinson  Joshua,  333  w  Baltimore 
Sylvester  &  Hopkins,  182  w  Baltimore 
Ward  Edward  J.  218  w  Pratt 
White  John  K.  11  n  Howard 
White  Robert,  59  n  Eutaw 

Ice  Dealers. 

Cochran  Thomas  J.  &  Co.  138  s  Exeter 

Frederick  Jacob,  206  Madison  av 

Hurley  Michael,  9  South 

Kephart  Peter,  4  Dover 

Oler  Jacob,  582  Penna.  av 

Oler  Wm.  H.  176  West  Falls  av 

Sumwalt  David    S.  s   e    cor    Mulberry  and 


Howard 


Importers. 


Alberti  Henry  F.  &  Co.  (fancy  goods,)  6  and 

8  s  Liiberty 
Aklridfce  &  Brewer  (dry  goods,)  5  German 
Anderson  Brothers  (hardware,)  n  w  cor  Light 

and  Pratt 


Atwell  Richard  H.  &  Co.  (African  produce.) 

71  South 
Earth  &  Edmeades  (liquors,  wines,  &c.,)  22b 

Calvert 

Bayley  R.  P.  &  Co.  (China,  glass  and  queens- 
ware)  6  Hanover 

Bevan  Samuel  &  Co.  (dry  goods)  279  w  Bal- 
timore 

Bickerton  Joseph  &  Co.  (cloaks  and  man- 
tillas) 183  w  Baltimore 

Biggar  John  &  Co.  2  Exchange  place 

Block  Augustus,  96  w  Lombard 

Boggs,  Cottman  &  Co.  (wines,  liquors,  &c.) 
46  w  Lombard 

Bonn  Anthony  S.  &  Co.  (tobacco,)  172  w 
Pratt 

Brehme  0.  &  Co.  over  12  Hanover 

Brinckmeyer  Charles,  (cigars,  tobacco  and 
snuff,)  41  w  Baltimore 

Brooks,  Fahnestock  &  Co.  (dry  goods,)  345  w 
Baltimore 

Brown  Robert  D.  &  Co.  (linens,)  over  2  Ger- 
man 

Brown  Robert,  sr.,  (jewelry,)  158  w  Baltimore 

Bruff  John  W.  &  Co.  (drygoods,)  245  w  Bal- 
timore 

Buschman  Victor  H.  (tailors'  trimmings,)  2 
Hanover 

Campbell  Ross ^ Co.  (drygoods,)  24  Hanover 

Canfield,  Brother^  Co.  (fancy  goods,)  229 
w  Baltimore 

Charron  J.  B.  &  Co.  (wines,  brandies,  &c.)  n 
e  cor  Lombard  and  Hanover 

Chesnut  &  Marshall,  (corks,)  40  s  Calvert 

Clark  Gabriel  D.  (watches,)  cor  Calvert  and 
Water 

Close  &  Bro.  (drygoods,)  4  German 

Cortlan  &  Co.  (housekeeping  goods,)  216  and 
218  w  Baltimore 

Crane  Benjamin  &  Co.  (ribbons,  silks,  &c.,) 
249  w  Baltimore 

Croyeau  Augustin  (French  goods,)  17]  w 
Baltimore 

Dammann  F.  Wm.  &  E.  (cloths,)  19  Hanover 

Darraugh  Daniel  &  Co.  (shoe  findings  and 
leather,;  16  s  Calvert 

Davidson  A.  B.  (cloths  and  cassimeres,)  over 
1  Hanover 

Decormis  Edward,  (liquors,)  21  Cheapside 

De  La  Mar  C.  M.  (cigars,)  96  w  Lombard 

De  Ford  Charles  D.  &  Co.  (tobacco,)  37  s  Gay 

Dix  &  Steiner,  (foreign  fruits,  cigars,  &c.,) 
112  w  Lombard 

Dobson  John  A.  &  Co.  (china,  glass  and 
queensware,)  2  and  4  n  Charles 

Drost  &  Sutro,  (French  and  German  fancy 
goods,)  253  w  Baltimore 

Duer,  ISorris  &  Co.  (hardware  and  cabinet 
trimmings,)  8  Hanover 

Easter  Hamilton  &  Co.  (dry  goods,)  199,  201 
and  203  w  Baltimore 

Flack  Thomas  J.&  Sons,  (liquors,)  cor  Bowly 
and  Guilford 

Frank  Simon  &  Co.  (dry  goods,)  s  e  cor  Ger- 
man and  Hanover 

Friend,  Ricketls  &  Co.  (fruits,&c.)  79Smith's 
wharf 

Gail  G.  W.  &  Ax.  (pipes  and  cigars,)  28 
Barre 

Goldsmith  E.  (cigars^)  20  s  Charles 

Goode  Wm.  F.  (liquors,)  188  Pearl 

Gould  James,  (watches,  chronometers,  &c.) 
169  w  Baltimore 


OJSO.  8.  PAGE  6i  BRO.,  MnnuiActurers    of  Uoof*    and   Roofing   MateriaU,  111   Smitll'» 
Wliaxf.    C.  HART  SBHTH,  Agent. 


BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 


517 


Glenn  Samuel  &  Bro.  (hardware,)  52  Light 
Griffith  G.  S.  (carpets,)  77  w  Baltimore  ° 
Habersham  &  Barrett,  (East  India  goods,)  53 

Exchange  place 
Hanna  Wm.  (tobacco,  cigars,  &c.)  7  n  Calvert 
Harrington  &    Bogue,    (tailor's    trimmings,) 

over  n  e  cor  Baltimore  and  Charles 
Hazlitt  James  &  Co.  39  and  41  s  Gay 
Heim  Nicodemus  &  Co.  3b3  w  Baltimore 
Hickley  Rob.  &  Bro.  (hardware,)  8  n  Howard 
Hoblitzel  J.  H.  (dry  goods,)  273  w  Baltimore 
Hodges  Brothers,  (notions,  white  goods,  &c.) 

23  Hanover 
Hollins  George,  (wines,  liquors,  &c.,)  s   w 

cor  Fayette  and  Charles 
Hopkins,  Harden  &  Kemp,  (hardware,)  336 
.   w  Baltimore 
Howard  George  W.  &  Co.   (dry  goods,)  35] 

w  Baltimore 
Hunst  &  Co.  (dry  goods,)  241  w  Baltimore 
Jenkms  Edward  &  Sons,  (saddlery  hardware,) 

180  w  Baltimore 
Joy  E.  W.  (cloaks  and  mantillas,)  107  w  Bal- 
timore 
Keyser,  Troxell  &  Co.  (iron  and  steel,)  19  s 

Calvert 
King  &  Huppman,  (hardware,)  307  w  Bait. 
Kochler  H.  &  Co.  (liquors,)  128  w  Lombard 
KrausR.  &Co.  (liquors,)  63  s  Calvert  and 

38  Cheapside 
Krebs  George  W.  (hides,)  5  Water 
Lankford  Henry  S.   (liquors,)  61  s   Calvert 

and  36  Cheapside 
Larrabee   Ephraim    &     Sons,    (leather    and 

Thompsonian  medicines,)  20  s  Calvert 
Laws  John  N.    (fruit  and  cigars,)   n   e   cor 

Light  and  Pratt 
Loney  F.  B.  &  Co.  (hardware,)  3  Hanover 
Lord  Charles  W.  (fancy  goods,)  88  and  90  w 

Lombard 
Mackenzie  Thomas  &  Sons,  (saddlery  hard- 
ware,) 222  w  Baltimore 
Mallinckrodt  William,   (cloths,)   over    31   s 

Charles 
May  &  Bro.  (cigars,)  32  n  Charles 
May  Henry,  (watchmakers'  articles,)   over 

127  w  Baltimore 
Mayer  &  Bro.  (fancy  goods,)  4  n  Howard 
McComas  Alexander,  (guns,)  51  s  Calvert 
McDowell,  Robinson  &  Co.  (carpets,)  264  w 

Baltimore 
Merrill,  Thomas  &  Co.  (guns,  pistols,  &c.,) 

239  w  Baltimore 
Miller  Daniel  &  Co,  (dry  goods,)  329  w  Bal- 
timore 
Milliken  Robert  H.  (linens,)  195  w  Baltimore 
Moore  Robert  &  Bro.  (cloths,  &c.)  233  w  Bal- 
timore 
Moore  S.  &  R.  G.  (cloths,  &c.)  6  s  Charles 
Morse  &  Martin,  (cigars,)  over  20  s  Charles 
Myers  Charles  H.  &    Bro.   (liquors,)  72  Ex- 
change place 
Noedel  &  Wilhelmy,  (German   and  French 

produce,)  379  w  Baltimore 
Norris,  Caldwell  &  Co.   (wines,  &c.)  322  w 

Baltimore 
Nordlinger  &  Co.  (German  and  French  pro- 

duce,)  102  w  Lombard 
Oberndorf  A.  (cloths,)  10  s  Charles 
Orem,  Hopkins  &  Co.  (cloths,)  238  w  Balti- 
more 
Palmer  Edward  L.  &  Co.  (fruit,)  15  Bowly's 
wharf  ^ 


Parker  E.  L.  &  Co.  (tin  plate,  sheet  iron,  &c.) 

83  s  Charles 
Passano  Leonard,  (fancy  goods,)  52  Centre 

market  space  and  268  w  Baltimore 
Pitt  Charles  F.  116  w  Lombard 
Pollatsek  Rudolph,  (wines,  &c.)  134  w  Lom- 

Reese  John  S    &  Co.   (fertilizers,)  s  e  cor 

Wolfe  and  Lancaster 
Rosenfeld  Simon  &  Co.  (cigars,)  20  b  Gay 
Ross  Charles  H.  &  Co.  9  Commerce 
Sanders  George  &   Co.    (tea,)  65  Exchange 

place  ° 

Sauerberg  J.  D.  h  Co.  (liquors,)  21  and  23 

Light 
Schneider  Martin  &  Co.  (German  and  French 

produce,)  46  s  Howard 
Schwartz  &  Gude,  (fruits  and  cigars,)  117  w 

Lombard 
Schweidlman  &  Co.  (toys  and  fancy  goods,) 

7  and  9  n  Howard  and  133  w  Baltimore 
beemu  ler  A.  &  Sons,  (tobacco  and  cigars,)  55 

Exchange  place 
Siegel  David,  (cloths,)  7  Hanover 
^'sfde^  ^^''Iwell,  (liquors,)  17  and  19  Cheap- 

Senft   Henry,   (Rhine  wine,)   Paca,   rear  of 

People's  Bank 
Spilker  Charles  &  Co.  (German,  French  and 

Lnglish  fancy  goods,)  10  Hanover 
bpiller  &  Alcock,  (cloths,)  over  s  w  cor  Balti- 
more and  Hanover 
Spitz  H.  P.  (liquors,)  212  Lexington,  betw. 

Greene  and  Paca 
Stellman,  Hinrichs  &  Co.    (dry  goods,)  21 

Hanover 
Stowell  A.  jr.  (chronometers,  military  goods. 

&c.,)  178  w  Baltimore 
Symington  Thomas,  (unwrought  marble,)  cor 

Cathedral  and  Howard 
Thompson  Thomas,  (brandies,  wines,  &c  )  29 

s  Gay  '■^ 

Thompson  Wm.  (brandies,  wines,  &c,)   21 

South  ^ 

Thomsen  &  Block,  (drugs,  &c.)  26  Hanover 
Ihomsen  Laurence  &  Co.  (brandies,  wines, 

cigars,  &c.,)  64  Exchange  place 
Tiernan  P.  &  Son,  (liquors  and  cigars,)  12  n 

Charles  ' 

Tubman  B.  G.  &  Co.  (wines,  &c.,)  102  Light 

St.  wharf 
Waesche  F.  R.  &  Co.  123  w  Baltimore 
Walters  Wm.  T.  &  Co.   (liquors,)   68  Ex- 
change place 
Walzl  J.  H.  (photograph  materials,)  over  213 

w  Baltimore 
Wetherall  Wm.G.  (iron  and  steel,)  16  Watson 
Whiting  James  Sf  Co.  (hardware,)  130  w  Pratt 

India  Rubber  Goods. 

Corbett  Isaac,  93  w  Baltimore 
Maxwell  Wm.  G.  166  w  Baltimore 
Pudney  John  B.  209  w  Baltimore 


Instrument  Makers. 


Arnold  Francis,  (surgical,)  15  s  Sharp 
Daily  Wm.  F.  (surgical,)  11  Light 
Friese  John,  (surgical  and  dental,)  142  w  Fay- 
ette ^ 
Hagger  &  Brother,  (nautical  and  mathemati- 
cal,) 72  w  Pratt 


P.  WEBB,  Marine.  Fire  and  Life  Imnrance  Agent  and  Broker.    Age»t 
Benefit  Lift  Insurance  Co.,  KTewnrk,  N.  J..'*  89  Second  Strwt. 


518 


BUSINESS  DIRECTOKY. 


Jackson  Samuel,  (surgical,)  194  w  Baltimore 
King  F    W.  &  Richard,  226  w  Baltimore 
Pool  Thomas,  (mathematical,)  177  n  Eutaw 
Reinhardt  Charles  C.  7  n  Gay 
Snowden  Henry  &  Co.  orer  3  n  Liberty 
Walther  Peter,  70  w  Pratt 

Insurance  Companies. 

American  Fire  Insurance   Co.   of  Baltimore, 

James  L.  Armstrong,  president,  30  Second 
Associated  Firemen's  Insurance  Co.  4  South, 

John  R.  Moore,  president 
Baltimore  Equitable  Society,  19  South 
Baltimore  Fire  Insurance  Co.  s  w  cor  South 

and  Water  /^         o      u 

Baltimore  Life  Insurance  Co.  7  South 
Baltimore  Marine  Insurance  Co.  n  w  corner 
South  and  Water.    James  Hooper,  jr.,  pre- 
sident ^  ,   ^  ..   , 
Connecticut  Mutual  and  Charter  Oak  Life  In- 
surance Co.  12  s  Gay    ■           ,         ,  o         a 
Firemen's  Ins.  Co.  n  e  cor  South  and  Second 
Franklin  Fire  Ins.Co.  of  Philadelphia,  1  North 
Howard  Fire  Ins.  Co.  s  e  cor  South  and  Second 
Maryland  Fire  Insurance  Co.  of  Baltimore,  n 
w  cor  Baltimore  and  North,  Jarvis  building 
Maryland  Mutual  Marine  Insurance  Co.  53 
Exchange  place.     Wm.  W.  Spence,  presi- 

Mutual  Fire  Insurance  Co.  of  Baltimore  Co., 
Baltimore  county  buildings,  21  n  Calvert 

National  Fire  Insurance  Co.  of  Baltimore,  30 
South  i-  n  u- 

Peabody  Fire  Insurance  Company  of  Balti- 
more, Second  street,  adjoining  Post  Office. 
George  Carey,  president  ,  r,u-i  j  i 

Penn  Mutual  Life  Insurance  Co.  of  Philadel- 
phia, Charles  N.  Trump,  general  agent,  59 
Second  .,      ,,        ,         a 

Washington  Life,  Mercantile  Mutual,  and 
Fulton  Fire  Insurance  Cos.  of  New  York, 
B.  Poultney,  agent,  61  Second 

Intelligence  Offices. 

McElmoyle  Archibald,  8  n  Frederick 
Wellinghoff  H.  F.  55  Thames 


Lee  Stephen  S.  50  s  Gay 

Oudesluys  Charles  L.  57  s  Gay  ,       ,      ,       , 

Norris  &  Brother,  over  n  w  cor  Lombard  ana 

South  ^,      , 

Parker  E.  L.  &  Co.  83  s  Charles 
Patterson  J.  W.  &f  E.  over  24  South 
Pope  &  Cole,  75  Smith's  wharf 
Pratt  E.  &  Bro.  27  and  29  s  Charles 
Reynolds  V.  Clinton,  Boston,  Canton 
Rogers  &  Brooke,  over  53  Exchange  place 


SMITH  J.  HOPKINSON,  Iron  Mer- 
chant and  proprietor  Calverton 
Iron  and  Nail  Works.  Railroad 
Spikes,Chairs,Rivets,Bolts.  Horse 

•  and  Mule  Shoes,  &c.,  25  s  Charles. 


Spencer  Compton,  cor  William  and  Hughes 
Stein  E.  A.  99  w  Lombard 
Stickney  &  Co.  57  Exchange  place 
Wetherall  Wm.  G.  16  Water 
Wyeth  &  Bro.  35  s  Charles 

Iron  Pounders. 

Bates  Franklin  L.  over  1,  3  and  5  President 
Bates  James,  jr   1,  3  and  5  President 
Denmead  A.  &  W.  D.  ^  Son,  n  e  cor  North 

and  Monument  .^    „     • 

Ellicott  H.  Wm.  «r  Bro.  s  side  Basin 
Fales  Squire  M.,  Cathedral  extended 
Havward,  Bartlett  Sf  Co.  24  Light 
Ha^lehurst  Sf  Co.  cor  William  and  Hughes 
Heath  Francis  W.  2  Gillingham  al 
Kilgour  David,  York,  between  William  and 

La^rrabee°  Henry  C.  cor  Caroline  and  Lancaster 
Mayger  &f  Shaifer,  40  e  Monument 
Poole  &  Hunt,  161  North 
Russell  James,  132  Thames 

Iron  Furnaces. 

Brooke  H.  L.  &  Co.  cor  Boston  and  Potomac, 

and  53  Exchange  place 
Mowell  Peter,  cor  Boston  and  Potomac 


Iron  Pence  Railing. 

Ash  James  F.  141  s  Bond 
Dufur  &  Co.  Uhler's  al  near  Charles 
Garland  James,  jr.,  10  Ramsay 
Hergesheimer  Elijah,  Patapsco,  Canton,  and 

38  Fell 
Mavger  &  Shaffer,  40  e  Monument 
Pagels  E.  &  G.  H.  n  e  cor  Saratoga  and  Jasper 

Iron  and  Steel  Dealers. 

Bowman  Wm.  116  Eastern  av 

Buck  Edward  D.  &  Bro.  86  and  88  w  Pratt 

Cumberland  Coal  and  Iron  Co.  L.  P. 

Davis  John,  292  s  Caroline 

Denson  Isaac  M.  Sf  Buck,  100  Light  st,  wharf 

Fuller  William,  29  Light  ^      ,^ «     »v, 

George's  Creek  Coal  and  Iron  Co.  19  South, 

up  stairs 
Hartshorne  Joshua,  92  w  Lombard 
Keith  M.  jr.  &  Son,  23  s  Charles 
Keyser,  Troxell  &c  Co.  19  s  Calvert 
Kroh  George  L.  222  and  228  s  Bond 


Japanners. 

Auerman  Jacob,  259  s  Paca 
Walker  W.  F.  48  German 

Jewelers. 

[See  Watches  and  Jewelry.} 

Adams  Samuel,  20  e  Pratt 

Akers  Edward,  65  s  Charles 

Blake  Charles  &  Co.  217  w  Baltimore 

Behrens  Jacob,  99  n  Gay 

Brown  Robert,  sr.  158  w  Baltimore 

Brown  Wm.  &  Co.  s  e  cor  Baltimore  and 

Charles  „  ,  . 

Canfield,  Bro.  &  Co.  229  w  Baltimore 
Castleberg  Jacob,  126  n  Gay 
Clark  Gabriel  D.  cor  Calvert  and  Water 
Cohen  &  Lyon,  n  w  cor   Baltimore  and  Gay 
Cronhardt  John  C.  88  n  Gay 
Drummond  Levin  J.  31  w  Pratt 
Egerton  Calvert,  148  w  Baltimore 
Geary  &  Weale,  177  w  Baltimore 


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BUSINESg  DIRECTORY. 


519 


Gehrin^  John  G.  194  n  Gay- 
Gould  James,  169  w  Baltimore 
Groneberg  Edward,  70  e  Baltimore 
Joseph  I.  over  146  w  Baltimore 
Kayser  Alexander,  42  Hanover 
Kirk  Samuel  &  Son,  172  w  Baltimore 
Koch  Wm.  over  209  w  Baltimore 
Koehler  F.  X.  11  n  Liberty 
Larmour  &  Co.  10  Light 
Lemkul  Chas.  419  w  Baltimore 
Miller  Alfred  B.  161  w  Baltimore 
Myers  Charles  H.  438  w  Baltimore 
Nicklas  Conrad,  470  w  Baltimore 
Ostendorf  Alexander,  121  Saratoga 
Pepar  Chajles  M.  834  w  Baltimore 
Plummer  John  F.  87  n  Gay 
Price  Monmorency  H.  56  s  Calvert 
Price  Reuben,  cor  Grant  and  Baltimore 
Rieman  A.  H.  161  e  Baltimore 
Rod  berg  Simon  J.  120  n  Gay 
Sadtler  P.  B.  &  Sons,  212  w  Baltimore 
baville  James  H.  110 1^  w  Baltimore 
bpear  Alexander  L.  47  w  Baltimore 
Steibel  George  H.  49  Hanover 
Steubenrauch  Charles,  over  114  w  Baltimore 
Walter  Henry  M.  58  n  Howard 
Warner  Andrew  E.  jr.  133  e  Baltimore 
Warner  Andrew  E.  sr.  10  n  Gay 
Webb  George  W.  s  e  cor  Light  and  Baltimore 
Windsor  G.  S.  &  Co.  174  w  Pratt 
Wynn  J.  Robert,  282  w  Baltimore 

Junk  Dealers. 

Abbott  Wm.  120  William 

Ash  George  T.  128  Dugan's  wharf 

Brown  &  Short,  186  Light 

Church  &  Brown,  4  Wall,  nr  Dugan's  wharf 

Coleman  &  Cleaveland,  47  Thames 

Davis  John,  292  s  Caroline  * 

Jones,  White  &  North,  174  Light 

King  George  W.  Thames  nr  Bond 

Kroh  George  L.  222  and  224  s  Bond 

Leddon  George,  126  Dugan's  wharf 

Parks  John  W.  442  Light 

Riddle  &  Johnson,  West  Falls  av 

Savage  Charles  E.  34  and  36  Lee 

Taylor  &  Brother,  70  Light-st  wharf 

Lamps  and  OiL 

Ammidon  &  Crombie,  (Kerosene  oil  lamps 
and  Pratt's  gas  generators,)  337  w  Balti- 
more 

Bowen  &  Mercer,  3  Exchange  place 

Carswell  John  S.  210  Aliceanna 

Chappell  A.  E.  185  Hanover 

Curran  Charles,  210  n  Gay 

Fowler  &  Dimond,  610  w  Baltimore 

Gardner  Wm.  G.  &  Co.  Is  Liberty 

Grimes  Charles  E.  63  Lexington 

Hamill  &  Co.  125  n  Gay 

Hamill  James  H.  se   cor  Franklin  and  Paca 

Hamill  Robert  W.  64  Hanover 

Hardester  &  Bokee,  321  w  Baltimore 

Hardesty  Thomas  H.  250  Light 

Massicott  Robert  P.  338  n  Gay 

Newbold  James  F.  2  e  Baltimore 

Spilcker  Wm.  &  H.  136  w  Baltimore 

Stein  Nicholas,  258  e  Pratt 

Waltham  Charlton  S.  62  n  Eutaw 


Lime. 

Burroughs  Jacob,  52  Light 

Cunningham  Wm.  H.  s  w  cor  Ensor  and 
East 

Dorsey  Michael,  114  Light-st  wharf 

Ellis  &  Cairns,  10  s  Gay,— [See  poc-e  10  M- 
vertisements.] 

Green  Jacob,  44  Buren 

Griffith  R.  R.  sr.  over  s  e  cor  South  and  Ex- 
change place 

Hammond  Lloyd,  n  w  cor  Charles  and  West 

Lester  James  M.  165  n  Howard 

Maltby  C.  S.  foot  of  West  Falls  av 

McAllister  Robert  A.  s  w  cor  Fawn  and  Al- 
bemarle 

Page  George  S.  &  Brother,  (lime  and  roofing 
cement,)  HI  Smith's  wharf 

Scharf  Wm.  J.  825  w  Baltimore 

Slothower  John,  27  n  Greene 

Streets  John  S.  4  Hollingsworth 

Trotton  Thomas.  33  Cheapside 

,    Liquor  and  Wine  Dealers. 

Bailey  James,  267  Cross 

Born  Herman,  s  w  cor  Hanover  and  Camden 

Cassidy  Martin,  s  e  cor  Hillen  and  Exeter 

Castine  Emanuel  M.  10  s  Gay 

Caughey  Benjamin  &  Co.  9  Penna.  av 

Eichelberger  Otho  W.  1  s  Howard 

Elhs  &  Cairns,  14  s  Gay.— [See  p.   10  Jldver- 

tisments.] 
Fendall  &  Co.  447  n  Gay 
Geekie  Charles  W.  123  w  Baltimore 
Gloninger  John  R.  &  Co.  7  n  Charles 
Hay  John  C.  &  Co.  4  w  Pratt 
Hughes  Peter,  56  Centre  Market  space 
Hunckel  Philip,  24  s  Charles 
Keene  Edward  A.  &  Co.  59}^  s  Charles 
Lapeyre  Jacques,  cor  Saratoga  and  Lerew  al 
McCarthy  Timothy,  209  Louisiana  av 
Mechan  Christian,  318  s  Charles 
Meyer  Charles,  199  Montgomery 
Schreuber  John,  302  and  304  n  Gay 
Wittich  Henry,  s  w  cor  High  and  Granby 

Liquors  and  Wines— Wholesale. 

Block  Edward,  114  w  Lombard 
Boggs,  Cottman  &  Co.  46  w  Lombard 
Boyle  John  P.  &  Co.  4  Exchange  place 
Buckler  &  Shipley,  85  and  87  s  Charles 
Charron  J.   B.  &  Co.  n  e  cor  Lombard  and 

Hanover 
Clabaugh  E.  A.  38  South 
Clabaugh  George,  372  w  Baltimore 
Cotter  &  Nunan,  8  w  Baltimore 
Decormis  Edward,  21  Cheapside 
Dickey  Charles  E.  &  Co.  108  n  Howard 
Doliveyra  Perido  &  Co.  6  Water 
Douglas  August,  4  s  Howard 
Ellis  &  Cairns,  14  s  Gay.[ — Seep.  10  Jldver- 

tisements.'\ 
Ferciot  Peter,  17  Courtland 
Ferry  J.  &  Co.  51  Light 
Flack  Thomas  J.  cor  Bowly  and  Guilford 
Goode  Wm.  F.  188  Pearl 
Hazlitt  James  &  Co.  39  and  41  s  Gay 
Heim,  Nicodemus  &  Co.  383  w  Baltimore 
Homrighausen  George,  21  Montgomery 


GEO.  S.  PAGE  Si  BRO..  ]>Ianufacturers    of  Roof«   nnd   Roofing   Materials,  111    Smith's 
Wliarf.     C.  HART  SMITH,  Agent. 


620 


BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 


Homrighausen  John,  138  Columbia 

House  Samuel  A.  94  Light-st  wharf 

Kane  James,  62  Thames 

Keys  James  N.  &  Son,  93  Franklin 

Koehler  H.  &  Co.  128  w  Lombard 

Kraus  R.  &  Co.  63  s  Calvert  and  38  Cheapside 

Lanahan  Wm.  98  w  Lombard 

Lankford    Henry    S.    61   s   Calvert  and   36 

Cheapside 
Martin  Wm.  R.  &  Co.  72  s  Calvert 
McColgan  Charles,  8  Saratoga 
McDonnell  James,  47  Calvert  and  47  Cheap- 
side 
Miller  H.  C.  &  Co.  2  Water 
Myers  Charles  H.  &  Bro.  72  Exchange  place 
Noedel  &  Wilhelmy,  379  w  Baltimore 
Nordlinger  &  Co.  102  w  Baltimore 
Norris,  Calwell  &  Co.  322  w  Baltimore 
Orendorff  &  Beam,  s  e  cor  Howard  and   Bal- 
timore 
Pardoe  &  White,  105  South 
Parkhurst  Siinon,  76  South 
Pollatsek  Rudolph,  134  w  Lombard 
Power  James  &  Sons,  119  w  Lombard 
Roche  &  Co.  373  w  Baltimore 
Ross  Charles  H.  &  Co.  9  Commerce 
Rost  Philip,  48  Ensor 
Sauerberg  J.  D.  &  Co.  21  and  23  Light 
Schilling  &  Lindeman,  59  s  Charles 
Schlott  &  Petzold,  124  w  Lombard 
Schneider  Martin  &  Co.  46  s  Howard 
Schreuber  John,  302  and  304  Gay 
Shields  Thomas  &  Co.  145  n  Howard 
Siebert  Charles  F,  8e  Lombard 
Sloan  &  Calwell,  17  and  19  Cheapside 
Spitz  H.  P.  212  Lexington,  betw  Greene  and 

Paca 
Thomsen  Laurence  &  Co.  64  Exchange  place 
Thompson  Thomas,  29  s  Gay 
Thompson  Wm.  21  South 
Tiernan  P.  &  Son,  12  n  Charles 
Trego,  Morgan  &  Co.  22  Commerce 
Ulman  B.  &  Co.  5  n  Gay 
Vockey  Theodore,  132  w  Lombard 
Voneiff  George  L.  444  w  Baltimore 
Walters  Wm.  T.  &  Co.  68  Exchange  place 
Wilson  John  E.    n  w  cor  Howard  and  Cam- 
den 
Zuckschwerdt  C.  &  Co.  116  n  Howard 


Lithographers. 

Hoen  A.  &  Co.  75  Second 

Sachse  E.  &  Co.  over  104  s  Charles 

Schmidt  &  Trowe,  over  s  w  cor   German  and 

Sharp 
Schroeder  &  Sanders,  7  and   8  Colvin   build- 
ing, cor  South 

Livery  and  Hack  Stables. 

Blades  John  L.  114  s  Washington,  F.  P. 
Calvert  Stables,  63,  65  and  67  n  Calvert,  Au- 
gusta E.  Stewart,  proprietresa 
Cook  David  W.  124  Ensor 
Cox  Elisha,  n  e  cor  Bank  and  Bethel 
Defenbaugh  John,  846  w  Baltimore 
Delphey  &,  Brother,  Howard  next  to  Franklin 

house 
Dobbin  John,  28  n  High 
Dorljacker  Wm.  n  w  cor  Pratt  and  Paca 
Dukehart  Henry,  36  North 


Dunlevy  Thomas  C.  9  n  Frederick 

Durham  &  McKeever,  140,  142,  144  and  146 
Garden 

Fairbank  Henry,  n  w  cor  Baltimore  and  Paca 

Hartzel  &  Clark,  84  German 

Hartzell  Leonard,  95  n  Paca 

Hyland  Jacob  &  Co.  24  Conway 

Johnson  Abraham,  s  e  cor  Holiday  and  Plea- 
sant 

Johnson  Adolphus,  100  Thames 

Kearny  Edward,  56  Centre 

Kemp  Henry,  72  German 

Ledley  Wm.  150  w  Fayette 

Linthicum  Charles  G,  Saratoga  betw  Euiaw 
and  Howard 

Love  &  Krager,  Paca  nr  Baltimore 

Mann  John  &  Sons,  1<57  n  Howard 

McGee  Joseph  H.  &  Brother,  s  w  cor  Paca 
and  German 

McKewen  Archibald,  Payette  nr  Charles 

Miller  Wm.  C.  86  German 

Moffett  Robert,  Howard  opposite  Centre 

Reilly  George,  25  and  30  w  Lombard 

Rooney  &  Landers,  136  North 

Sherlock  Wm.,  Fayette  nr  McClellan  al 

Bhipley  Joseph  P.  3  and  5  Orchard 

Stewart  Francis,  43  n  Calvert 

Stewart  John  D.  Ill  Lexington 

Wheat  Edward,  405  w  Baltimore 

Wheeler  Abner  C.  106  Hanover 

Wollett  John  T.  21  Temple 

Woodward  Nicholas  R.  31  North 

Locksmiths. 

Bald  Frederick  W.  91  Penna.  ay 
Burger  Matthias  R.  710  w  Baltimore 
Clark  James,  147  w  Fayette 
J'itzberger  Henry,  102  Lexington 
ijibson  &  Bohannan,  1  Cheapside 
Herzog  Valentine  S.  317  n  Howard 
Hunter  Henry  J.  28  e  Baltimore 
Kirk  Samuel  E.   &  Brother,  s  w  cor  Calvert 

and  Lombard 
May  Frederick  L.  125  w  Madison 
Phillips  Charles,  73  n  Front 
Phillips  Thomas,  127  Saratoga 
Stewart  Columbus  J.  3  s  Liberty 
Stewart  John  A.  65  Saratoga 

Looking  Glass  and  Picture  Frame 
Manufacturers. 

Barrett  &  Debeet,  71  w  Baltimore 
Barrett  M.  82  n  Howard 
Fryer  James,  206  w  Baltimore 
Harrington  &  Mills,  140  w  Baltimore 
Mann  John,  n  e  cor  Charles  and  Lombard 
McGrew  Wm.  92  n  Howard 
Meyers  &  Hedian,  33  w  Baltimore 
Oliver  &  Remington,  50)^  n  Howard 
Seager  Thomas,  17  s  Sharp 

Lumber  Merchants. 

Allen  Alexander  &  Co.  West  Falls  ay 
Blackiston  William  C.  s  w  cor  Concord  and 

Bowly 
Boyd  Joseph  H.  12  s  Caroline 
Burns  Findley  H.  56  West  Falls  ay 
Burns  &  Sloan,  132  Light-st  wharf,  and  cor 

Eutaw  and  German 


"WM,  P.  AVEBB,  Marine,  Fire  and  lAte  Insurance  Agent  and  Broker.    Agent  **Nntgaml 
Benefit  Ufe  Inaurance  Co.,  Newark,  IT.  J.,"  89  Second  Street. 


BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 


521 


Carson   Carvill  H.  &  Co.  w  side  Union  dock 
Cassard  Gilbert,  West  Fails  av 
Cate  Amon,  n  e  cor  East  Falls  av  and   Fawn 
Church    Edward  J.   h  w  cor  MoKumenl  and 

Aisquith 
Coates  John,  355  w  Pratt 
Cockey  Sf  Co.  n  e  cor  Canton  and  East  Falls  av 
Creamer  Wm.  62  n  Broadway 
Cross  Wm.   &  Bro.   n  e  cor  East  Falls  and 

Eastern  av 
Dunn  James,  Spring  Garden  wharf 
Eareckson  V.  0.  West  Falls  av 
Eichelberger Emanuel  W.  cor  Prattand  Greene 
George  Charles  W.  108  n  Greene 
George  Stephen  &  Son,  37  n  Greei-.e 
Grafflin  Jacob  W.  cor  Canton  and  East  Falls 

avonue 
Hawley  R.  K.  &  Co.  16  Eastern  av 
Helfrich  Hay,  s  w  cor  Concord  and  Bowly 
James  Henry  &  Co,  Aliceanna  between  Albe- 
marle and  Exeter 
Matthews  &  Son,  cor  Albemarle  and  Canton 

av,  and  100  n  High 
McDougall  &  Clarke  158  West  Falls  av 
McLeane  Samuel  R.  Rollins  near  Mount 
Merrynian  Charles,  s  w  cor  Greene  and  Pratt 
Page  Washington  A.  182  Light-st  wharf 
Perry  A.  A.  &  Co.  s  w  cor  Gay  and  Lombard 
Randolph,  Golibart  &  Co.  140  Thames 
Rowlesburg  Lumber  and   Iron  Co.,  Charles 

Findlay,  secretary,  30  South 
Scharf  Thomas  G.  848  w  Baltimore 
Swain  &  Banks,  East  Falls  av 
Thomas  David  E.,  East  Falls  av 
Thomas  Joseph  &  Son,  383  w  Pratt 
Thomas  &  Price,  East  Falls  av  between  East- 
ern and  Canton  avs 
Turner  Edward,  42  West  Falls  av 
Turner  John  C.  140  Light-st  wharf 
Vaughen  John  &  Co.  cor  Biddle  and  Cathedral 
West  Wm.  H.  jr.,  cor  Mill  and  Bowly 
Williams  John  and  James  &  Co.  130  s  Charles 
Willis  Salisbury,  n  e  cor  East  Falls  and  East- 
ern avs 

Machine  Sewing. 

Adams  T.  W.  171  w  Baltimore 
Walmsley  Bros.  205  w  Baltimore 

Machinists. 

Benson  Benjamin  S.  52  e  Monument 
Blake  Joel  N.  cor  Franklin  andyS'orlh 
Clarkson  Joseph  &  Son,  75  n  Front 
Codd  Edward  J.  &  Co.  259  s  Caroline 
Denmead  A.  &  W.  D.  &  Son,  cor  Monument 

and  North 
Eastman  Henry  W.  67  Columbia 
Everhart  George,  138  e  Lombard 
Flinn,  Emerick  &  Murrill,  55  Holiday 
Larrabee  Henry  C.  cor  Caroline  and  Lancaster 
Mayger  &  Shaffer,  40  e  Monument 
Miller  Wm.  H.  &  Bro.  s  e  cor  President  and 

Fawn 
Mount  Clare  Station,  B.  &  O.   R.   R.,   71  s 

Poppleton 
Murray  James  Sf  Co.  42  York 
Murray  William,  192  n  Exeter 
Norwood  &  Taylor,  4  East  Falls  av 
Page  George  S.  &  Co.  5  n  Schroeder 
Pitt  William,  Centre,  1  door  from  North 
Poole  &  Hunt,  161  North 


Reader  Charles,  4  Hughes 
Rodgers  John  &  Son,  48  and  54  n  High 
Schiller  Charles,  11  Swan 
Sutler  William,  -iS  Boyd 
V/ells  John  ti  Sons,  136  Eastern  av 
Whitney  George  H.  Uhler'sal  betw.  Charles 
and  Hanover 


Hal 


iTB. 


Boyd  John,  14  &Gay 

Claggett  Wm.  Co   Co,   e   Lombard   cdjoining 

bridge 
Denmead  Francis,  West  I^'alls  av 
Strauss  H.,    Bro.  &    Hell,   s  e  cor  North  and 

Saratoga 

Manufacturers. 

Atwood  Benjamin,  (brooms,)  62  s  Calvert 

Baily  James,  (alcohol,)  267  Cross 

Baker  Brothers  &  Co.  (glass  Vorks,  chem- 
icals, oils,  &c.,)  32  and  34  s  Charles 

Baker  &  Brown,  (edge  tools,)  10  v/  Pratt 

Baker  Richard  J.  (dye  stuffs,)  36  s  Charles 

Baltimore  Bag  Factory,  77  South 

Baltimore  Copper  Smelting  Co.,  Clinton,  low- 
er end  of  Canton 

Baltimore  and  Cuba  Smelting  and  Mining  Co. 
30  South,  Clinton  Levering,  President 

Barril  Brothers,  (Peruvian  guano,)  29  South 

Bartholomaei  Christian  G.   (patent  crutches,) 
cor  Holiday  and  Orange  al 

Basshor  Thomas  C.   &   Co.   (engineers  and 
heating  apparatus,)  26  Light 

Bates    Franklin    L.    (hoisting    wheels     and 
trucks,)  over  1,  3  and  5  President 

Bates  James,  jr.  (hoisting  wheels,)  1,  S  and  5 
President 

Baynes  Thomas,  (bone  dust,)  Karris'  Creek 
and  Eastern  av 

Beatty  Charles  W.   (agent  Bellona  gunpow- 
der Co.)  153  w  Pratt 

Beck  &  Bachman,   (tobacco,)    113  and  115  w 
Lombard 
jBell  John  C.  (water  wheels,)  rear  of  26  Light 

Bennett  Edwin,  (cane  and  Rockingham  ware,) 
cor  Canton  and  Central  avs 

Bersch  Christian,    (cigar  box,)  210  s  Howard 

Berry  John  S.  &  George  R.   (fire  brick,)  cor 
Sharp  and  Montgomery 

Brinckmeyer    Charles,  (cigars,  tobacco   and 
snuff,)  41  w  Baltimore 

Bride  C.  (rustic,)  15  Division 

Brown  Henry  C,  &  Co,  (saw,)  Uhlers'  al 

Bruce   Robert,   (truss   and  bandage,)  448  w 
Baltimore 

Bruster  &  Griffith,  (agricultural  implements,) 
42  e  Monument 

Bruster  &  Griffith,   (Buckeye    mower    and 
reaper,)  49  n  Paca 

Bullock  Caswell  J.  (glue,)  Washington  road 

Capron  &  Co.  (coal  oil,)  North  near  Eager 

Chapman    Nicholas    P.    (agricultural   imple- 
ments,) 145  w  Pratt 

Chase,  Wells  &  Gehrmann,  (manufacturers' 
and  machinist's  warehouse,)  6  s  Howard 

Chenoweth  George  E.  (reaping  machines,)  1 
Swan 

Clark  L.  P.(patenthydrants,)over  44Hohday 

Cromwell  Richard,  agricultural  and  horticul- 
tural implements,)  46  and  48  Light 


J.  HEXRY  GIKSE,   Commlasion  DIercIuiiit,   for   U»e   sale   of  Flour,   Grniu,  Seeds,  &c. 
Roaendale  Cement  and  Calcined  Planter  constantly  on  lumd,  Si  Spear's  Wtiarf. 


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BUSINESS  DIRECTORY, 


Davison    Wm.   &.   Co.    (chemicals,)    104    w 

Lombard 
Dickenson,  Bowen  &Co.(ajnokingpipe,)  Eaet 

Falls  av  and  Granby 
Dickey  Wm.  J.  (domestic  goods,)  21  German 
Dobler  Daniel,  (paper  box,)  49  Lewis 
Durand  John  H.(rope,)  132  Pratt 
Flinn,  Emerich  &   Murrill,   (coach  lace  ma- 
chinery,) 35  Holiday 
Franck   M.    V.   B.  &  Bro.  (cigars,)  cor  Pratt 

and  Spear's  wharf 
Frazier   Edward   H.   (nut  and  washer,)  134 

Thames 
Frey  J.  &  J.    (husk  maltresses,)  7  Green- 
mount  av  and  11  n  Gay 
Gray  Manufacturing  Co.  13  Lexington 
Greble  Benj.(stone  and  earthen  ware, )76Ensor 
Green  Amon,  (cotton  yarn,  wrapping  twine, 
&c.,)70Hillen  i^^    s  . 

Green  J.  J.  (mill  picks  and  facing  hammers,) 

Centre  4  doors  w  of  Holiday 
Harris  Matthias,  llSMuilikin 
Haskell  John  H.  (machine  cards,)  33  s  Eutaw 
Helniers  John,  (shoe  tools,)  250  w  Fayette 
Hopkins  Franklin,  (can,)  86  s  Broadway 
Horner  Joshua,  (bone  dust,)  n  w  cor  Stirling 

and  Chew 
Horton  Henry  P.  (hose,)  41  n  Frederick 
Hooper  Wm.  E.  &  Co.  (cotton  duck,)  s  e  cor 
Pratt  and  South 
•     Jones  James,  (mattresses,)  48  German 

Kaufman  Jacob,  (curled   hair,)  4  Rechabite 

hall,  w  Fayette 
Keiser  Lewis  R.  (fruit  and  oyster  can,)  Gravel 

al,  rear  9  Mulberry 
Kimberly  Bros,  (soap,  candle  and  fertilizer,) 

28  Buren  and  61  w  Pratt 
Klein  &  Dubois,  (tobacco,)  30  s  Frederick 
Leonard  Dr.  Wm.  T.  (matinale)  10  North 
Marshall  John  L.  (last,)  n  e  cor  Lombard  and 

Grant 
McCafferty  Arthur,  (bonnet  frames,)  68  Lex- 
ington 
Mardcn  Jesse,  (patent  scale,)  cor  Charles  and 

Balderston 
Maryland  Soap  Stone  works,  422  w  Pratt 
Men-ill,  Thomas  &  Co.   (guns,  &c.)  239  w 

Baltimore 
Merryman   Oliver   P.    (curled  kair,)    151   w 

Fayette 
Meyer  Aug.  G.  (white  lead,  paints,  &c.)  100 

Lombard 
Miller  Luke  H.  (safes  asd  patent  bank  locks,) 

225  w  Baltimore 
Morris  &  Trimble,  (French  barr  imillstones,) 

West  Falls  av,  below  Pratt 
Montgomery  &  Bro.  (grain  fan,)  155  n  High 
mount  Vernon  Manufactory  of  cotton  duck 
twine,  s  w  cor  Lombard  and  Franklin  la,  nr 
Cheapside 
Murdoch  Richard,  (scales,)  46  s  Charles 
Ness  Alfred  S.  &  Co.  (tin  ware,)  90  s  Calvert 
Numsen  Peter  Jackson,  fcans,)  foot  of  Cross 
O'Ferrali  John  &  Co.  (cans,)  162  s  Eutaw 
Oliver  Wm.  (domestics,)  Pearl  al,  bet  Union 

and  Preston 
Oster  Jacob,  (saddletree,)  113  s  Caroline 
Paca  Steam  Mills,  for  the  manufacture  of  mus- 
tard   and  ground    spices,  Charles  Markell, 
proprietor,  office  se  cor  Cul  vert  and  Lombard 
Page  Geo.  S.  &   Bro.  (roofing  materials  and 

varnish,)  111  Smith's  whf 
Patterson  J.  W.  &  E.  (iron,)  over  24  South 


Pollack  Abraham,  (mattress,)  96  n  Howard 
Poole  &  Hum,  (steam  engine,)  161  North 
Ray  Francis,  (reaping  and  mowing  machines,)' 

605  w  Pratt 
Rhodes  Benjamin  M.  &  Co.  (Rhodes'  super 

phosphates,)  82  South 
Ross  Joseph,(awl  blade  and  needle,)  79n  Front 
RossWm.  C.  (plane,)  44  Light,  cor  Balderston 
Sack  Christian  D.fbritannia  ware,)  63  German 
Smith   J.    Hopkinson,.  (Avalon   nails,)  25    » 

Charles 
Smith  Robert  M.  (coal  oil,)  foot  of  Eutaw 
Smith  R.  Henry,  (ayraps,)  7  Mercer) 
Smith  Thomas  and  John  M.  (linseed  oil,)  121 

and  123  Smith's  whf 
Solze  J .  A.  (shoe  tools,)  312  w  Prctt 
Starr  B.  F.  &  Co.  (French  burr  millstones, > 

173  North,  cor  Centre 
Stevens  David,  (gaiter  and  shoe  upper,)  32 

Water 
Stevens  Geo.  0.  (sash,  &c.)  47  v/  Fratt 
Thistle  Factory  warehouse  and  office,  146  w 

Fayette,  N.  Shannon,  agent 
Toland  William,  (saw,)  85  n  Front 
Towner  J,  F.  &.  Co.  (manufacturers'  furnish- 
ing store,)  342  w  Baltimore 
Trayser  Philip  P.  (railroad  chains  and  epikes,^ 

299  e  Pratt 
Union  Manufacturing  Company  of  Mar3''land» 

warehouse  8  s  Howard 
Van  Tromp  John,  (watch  case,)  over  s  e  cor 

Light  and  Mercer 
Wagner  August,(brass  ware  and  gas  fixtures,) 

30  Hanover 
West  William,  (nut,  bolt  and  washers,)  151 

North 
Wethered  Bros,  (fancy  cassimeres  and  doe- 
skins,) 20  German 
WhitehouseGeo.  (trace  chains,)  289  Penna.  av 
Whitelock  W.  &  Co.  (phosphates,)  44  South 
Whitman    E.   &   Sons,   (agricultural    imple- 
ments, 22  and  24  s  Calvert 
Wilhelm  &  Milley,  (hub,  ten  pin  and  ball,) 

11  n  Frederick 
Wilkens  Wm.  &  Co.  (curled  hair,)  s  e  corner 

Charles  and  Pratt 
Wolf  &  Showell,  (American  Mocha  coffee,) 
45  n  Amity 

Manufacturers*  and  Machinists* 
Supplies. 

Chase,  Wells  &  Gehrmann,  6  6  Howard 
Towner  Darius  F.  332  w  Baltimore 

Marble  and  Stone  Workers. 

AbraniB  Alex.  J.  Greemountav,  op  Cemetery 

Ashman  Afred,  27  Pearl 

Bevan  &,  Sons,  140  Saratoga 

Gaddesi  Alex,  s  w  cor  German  and  Sharp  and 

35  German 
Henderson  William,  98  Pratt 
Lyeth  Andrew  H.  562  and  564  w  Baltimore 
Maxwell  John  W.  140  n  Calvert 
Maxwell  David,  cor  Eutaw  and  Saratoga 
McGrane  Patrick,  120  n  High 
Morgan  John  C.  2  n  Greene 
Oliver  &  Fleming,  8  President 
Packie  Alex'r.  s  e  cor  Monument  and  Davis 
Sisson  Hugh,  cor  North  and  Monument 
Steuart  &  Duns,  18  w  Pratt 
Taylor  Francis  and  Levi,  110  s  Charles 


GEO.  S.  PAGE  &  BRO..  Maimfncturers    of  Roof*   nml   Roofing   Materials,  IH    Smith'; 
Wharf.     C.  HART  SBHTH,  Agent. 


BUSmUSf]  DISECTORY. 


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Vinson  S.  J.  n  e  cor  Lombard  and  Grant 
Whitelaw  John,  foot  of  Waahington-st 
Winternight  Henry,  61  n  Gay 

Merchant  Tailors. 

Adler  Louis  H.  160  s  Charles 

Alexander  James,  9i^  n  Charles 

Boyd  William,  3  n  Cliarles 

Bruck  Henry  M.  320  w  Pratt 

Bunting  &   Riddgely,  3    Franklin  building, 

North 
Burgess  Wm.  &  Son,  5  s  Sharp 
Christopher  Wm.  &  Co.  502  w  Baltimore 
Collison  Wm.  7  s  Sharp 
Cox  Wm.  H.  606  w  Baltimore 
Depkin  Henry,  89  w  Lombard 
Feigner  F.  14  St.  Paul 
Frankel  &  Bro.  n  e  cor  Centre  Market  sp  and 

Pratt 
Fontaine  John  L.  215  w  Pratt 
Ford  Wm.  H.  31  n  Howard 
Griffith  &  Griffith,  2  Light 
Grothaus  Geo.  F.  11  w  Baltimore 
Hain  Christian,  179  w  Pratt 
Harris  Joseph,  52  n  Howard 
Hartman  Isaac,  4  s  Gay 
Hartman  Jacob  P.  197  w  Baltimore 
Helsby  Samuel,  153  Mulberry 
Henkelman  &  Hinds,  129  w  Baltimore 
Heyn  Martin,  16  North 
Hilberg  Francis  Frederick,  24  w  Second 
Hilberg  L.  &  Co.  13  South 
Hopkins  &  Eichman,  n  w  cor  Charles  and 

Baltimore 
Kelly  Timothy  &  Son,  3  n  Liberty 
Keyworth  Charles  B.  276  w  Baltimore 
Kneen  Thomas,  291  w  Pratt 
Laughlin  David,  6  Park 
Lautenberger  William,  21  s  Liberty 
Linthicum  &  Co.  6  n  Calvert 
Lowekamp  John  H.  64  Park 
Mathers  &  Irvin,  224  w  Baltimore 
Mayer  Frederick,  63  Hanover 
McCormick  Thomas,  149  w  Baltimore 
McCubbin  Nicholas,  12  e  Fayette 
McDowell  Francis,  236  w  Pratt 
Meinetsberger  Stephen  M.  24  s  Sharp 
Oehm  Charles  N.  150  Light  st.  wharf 
Osse  Charles,  294  w  Pratt 
Ostendorf  &  Hamman,  60  n  Howard 
Palagnno  D.  166  w  Baltimore,  up  stairs 
Patterson  Wm.  G.  &  Fields,  83  Thames 
Perry  &  Bro.  192  n  Gay 
Philips  James  P.  43  n  Liberty 
Price  Benjamin.  64  n  Howard 
Purnell  Chas.  B.  246  w  Pratt 
Reilley  Peter,  93  n  Howard 
Roberts  Henry  T.  6  St.  Paul 
Ryan  &  Fowler,  42  Second  near  South 
Sanders  Geo.  W.  61  Hanover 
Schauer  Martin,  3  Water 
Schloss  &  Bro.  19  Light 
Schmidt  John,  3  n  Liberty 
Semrad  Alfred,  25  w  Fayette 
Spicer  John,  16  Franklin 
Stauf  Henry,  45  w  Baltimore 
Stine  Benjamin,  144  w  Baltimore 
Stine  Benjamin,  73  w  Baltimore 
Taylor  Lorenzo  D.  15  s  Calvert 
Teal    George  McK.  n  e  cor  Baltimore  and 

Frederick 
Tracy  Matthew  &  Sons,  over  166  w  Baltimore 


Viaena  John,  219  w  Baltimore,  ap  stairs 

Millers. 

Abbott  Edwin  A.,  City  Block,  next  »o  draw- 
bridge 
Bamberger  John,  381  n  Gay 
Buck  John  M.  8  Spear's  wharf 
Corner  Sol.  Spear's  wharf 
Duer  Samuel,  38  Commerce 
Fuller  James,  Monument  Mills,  North  near 

Madison 
Gambrill  Charles  A.  &  Co.  32  Commerce 
Halstead  John,  Chesapeake  bark  mill,  City 

Block,  near  drawbridge 
Heri»&  Welch,  97  Smith's  wharf 
Hooper  James  &  Sons,  cor  Spear's  wharf  and 

Cable 
Mactier  Samuel,  over  7  Spear's  wharf 
Pickrell  John   F.  73  Smith's  wharf 
Tyson  &  Bro.  40  Commerce 
Tyson  James  E.  foot  of  Patterson 
Vickers  George  R.  &  Co.  foot  of  Commerce 
Warden  J.  &  H.  foot  of  Smith's  wharf 
Warfield  Daniel  &  Son,  North  between  Mon- 
ument and  Madison  and  9  Spear's  wharf 
Warfield  Henry  M.  &  Co.  16  Spear's  wharf 
Welby  Charles  C.  &  Co.  n  e  cor  President  and 

Fawn 
Woodyear  William  E,  3  Cable 

Millinery. 

Aldridge  Barbara,  861  w  Baltimore 

Baswitz  Morritz,  187  n  Gay 

Behrens  Cusel,  162  Lexington 

Bialla  Moretz,  47  n  Howard 

Camper  Mary,  133  Lexington 

Clendenen  Mrs.  110  Lexington 

Goldenberg  &  Co.  52  n  Howard 

Hahn  S.  &  E.  57  n  Liberty 

Hamilton  Mrs.  M.  A.  67  w  Fayette 

Hatch  Miss  E.  C.  61  n  Charles 

Herring  Mrs.  Origonal,  over  80  w  Baltimore 

Kessler  Margaret  &  Co.  214  Lexington 

Leonard  M.  63  n  Charles 

Lowenthal  Mrs.  J.  27  n  Howard 

Muller  Mrs.  Louis,  110  w  Baltimore 

Sarlouis  Mrs.  A.  1761-;^  Lexington 

Shoenberg  &  Co.  219  n  Gay 

Thomas  M.  &  R.  186  Madison 

Thompson  Mrs.  Maria,  84  Hanover 

Thompson  Mrs.  Mary,  103  Lexington 

Turner  Mary  D.  17  e  Baltimore 

Wahl  Ann  R.  95  n  Gay 

Wilson  Mrs.  M,  A.  182  Lexington 

Millinery  Goods. 

[See  Bonnets,  Ribbons,  Silks  and  Straw  Goods.} 

Armstrong,  Cator  &  Co.  237  w  Baltimore 
Bamberger  Elkan,  247  w  Baltimore 
Carroll  Thomas  G.  101  w  Baltimore 
Coburn  Susan,  19  n  Gay 
Crane  Benjamin  &  Co.  249  w  Baltimore 
Goldenburg  &  Weinberg,  163  w  Baltimore 
Goldenberg  &  Co.  52  n  Howard 
Grinsfelder  &  Bro.  25  n  Howard 
Jordan  &  Rose,  1  n  Howard 
Lansburgh  James,  27  n  Eutaw 
Oberndorf  &  Lauer,  243  w  Baltimore 


WM.  P.  WEBB,  Maiine,  Fire  and  Life  Insurance  Agent  and  Broker.    Agent  "Mutiuiil 
Benefit  Ldfe  Insurance  Co.,  OTewark,  N.  J.,"  89  Second  Street. 


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BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 


Owen  Thomas  J.  27  n  Howard 
Rosenbaum  Iscac,  162  and  164  Lexington 

Millwrights. 

Valentine  &  Thompson,  over  cor  West  Falls 

av  and  Lombard 
Webb  James  W.  109  a  Washington,  F.  P. 

Mineral  Water. 

Baxter  &  Johnston,  99  w  Baltimore 
Randall  Dudley  A.  s  w  cor  Fayette  and  Cal- 
vert 
Russell  Wm.  5  Mercer 

Morocco  Manufacturers. 

Amend  Jacob,  n  e  cor  Albemarle  and  Granby 

Baliauf  Charles  E.  69  Harrison 

Brandt  Herman  &  Bro.  29  Saratoga 

Carrigan  James,  26  French 

Grubb  Richard  B.  415  n  Gay 

Kalbfus  &  Locher,  8  s  Calvert 

Raabe  Charles,  31  Saratoga 

Music  and  Musical  Instruments. 

[See  Pianos.] 

Boucher  William,  jr.,  38  e  Baltimore 
Hewitt  Horatio  D.  56  n  Charles 
Hildebrandt  Chas.  19  n  Liberty 
McCaffrey  Henry,  205  w  Baltimore 
Miller  &  Beacham,  10  n  Charles 
Schmidt  Theodore  A.  34  n  Charles 
Thiede  W.  F.  132  Lexington 
Willig  George,  1  n  Charles 

Music  Teachers. 

Allen  Henry  A.  213  Garden 
Barrington  Frank  F.  124  Grundy 
Courleander  B.  294  w  Lombard 
Demuth  Geo.  O.  97  w  Biddle 
Henle  Philip,  n  e  cor  Eutaw  and  Fayette 
Holland  Albert,  524  w  Fayette 
Home  Alvaro  M.  100  Saratoga 
Lenschow  Charles,  89  FrankUn 
Linhard  Andrew,  97  Ensor 
Lucchesi  Fredk.  167  Madison  av 
May  Dominic  M.  H.  100  Saratoga 
May  James  W.  H.  100  Saratoga 
Mittelsdoerffer  Henry,  43  s  High 
Muller  Julius,  236  Madison  av 
Rountree  John,  1  Holland 
Schafer  Jean,  102  Saratoga 
Schaum  Charles  A.  490  tight 
Scheidler  C.  A.  122  n  Paca 
Schneider  Julius,  423  Lexington 
Schwing  Heinrich,  224  w  Biddle 
Shaw  Ruel,  Grundy  near  McMechin 
Stoddard  Isaiah  T.  331  w  Lombard 
Stieff  Michael  C.  24  Pearl 
Sutro  Otto,  191  n  Calvert 
Szemelenyi  Ernest,  174  Saratoga 
Tarbutton  Wm.  A.  381  w  Fayette 

Nails,  Brads,  Spikes,  Sic. 

Miller  Matthias,  foot  of  Warren 


Pope  &  Cole,  75  Smith's  wharf 
Stickney  &  Co.  57  Exchange  place 
Trayser  Philip  P.  299  e  Pratt 
Smith  J.  Hcpkinson,  25  s  Charles 

Naval  Stores. 
Page  Geo.  S.  &,  Bro,  111  Smith's  wharf 
Newspaperc. 

Baltimore  American  and  Commercial  Daily- 
Advertiser,  Dobbin  &  Fulton,  proprietors, 
128  w  Baltimore 

Baltimore  Clipper,  Bull  &  Tuttle,  proprietors, 
134  w  Baltimore 

Baltimore  Daily  Gazette,  112  w  Baltimore 

Baltimore  Price  Current,  Poiterdt  Co.  propri- 
etors, 5  s  Calvert 

Baltimore  Wecker,  Wm.  Schnauffer,  proprie- 
tor, 3  n  Frederick 

Catholic  Mirror.  Kelly,  Hedian  &  Piet,  pro- 
prietors, 174  w  Baltimore 

Evening  Transcript,  74  w  Baltimore,  Wm.  H. 
Neilson,  proprietor 

German  Catholic  People's  Gazette,  over  144 
w  Baltimore 

German  Correspondent,  F.  Raine,  proprietor, 
3  s  Gay 

Lutheran  Observer.T,  Stork,  D.  D.,G.  Deihl, 
D.  D.,  and  Rev.  F.  W.  Conrad,  editors  and 
publishers,  158  w  Baltimore 

Sun,  (newspaper,)  A.  S.  Abell  &  Co.  proprie- 
tors, s  e  cor  South  and  Baltimore 

Sunday  Telegram,  J.  Cloud Norris, proprietor, 
122  w  Baltimore 

News  and  Periodicals. 

Caspari  Anna,  129  n  Howard 
Crowley  James,  116  w  Baltimore 
Diffenbaugh  J.  n  e  cor  Baltimore  and  Strieker 
[See  page  28  Mvertisements.] 
Taylor  Henry,  111  w  Baltimore  and  5  South, 
Sun  Iron  building 

Nightmen. 

Baker  Gideon,  201  Bank 

Bennet  John,  6  O'Donnell,  near  Eastern ar 

Binyon  Thos  W.  302  Cantor!  av 

Cripps  T.  J.  425  n  Gay 

Labby  Lewis,  515  n  Gay 

March  Philip,  422  Hanover 

Notaries  Public. 

Latimer  James  B.  s  w  cor  Fayette  and  St.  Paul 
Murdock  Wm.  F.  n  e  cor  Lombard  and  Gay, 

Commercial  building 
Rich  Thomas  R.  over  81  w  Second 
Warren  Leander,  over  61  w  Second 

Nurses  and  Midwifes. 

Aldridgc  Sarah,  126  Columbia 

Amend  Mary,  48  s  Central  av 

Anderson  Jeannette,  65  Forrest 

Bennezet  Mary,  62  n  Front 

Brendel  Mrs.  C.  174  s  Bond 

Brooks  Mrs.  Matilda,  558  w  Pratt 

Chandler  Mrs.  Irene,  54  s  Washington,  F.  P. 


J.   HE.VRY   GIE:SK,   Commlaslon  Merchant,   for   the   sale   of  Flour,   Grain,  Seeds,  Sx. 
Roseudale  Cement  and  Calcined  Plaster  conatautly  on  hand,  21  Spear's  Wharf. 


BUSINESS  DIRECrrORT. 


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Cray  Amelia  M.  75  Warner 
Dolwett  Louisa,  429  w  Baltimore 
Eiglidiiiger  Theresa,  201  w  Riddle 
Gross  Mrs.  Elizabeth,  65  n  Poppleton 
Henderson  Kiturah,  31  s  Carohne 
Hune  Mrs.  Margaret,  264  e  Baltimore 
Holiins  Mrs.  Mary,  32  n  Amity 
Hopkins  Eliza,  48  e  Pratt 
Hudson  Mrs.  Rebecca  F.  177  Preston 
King  Mary  Ann,  113  Aisquith 
McLeer  Margaret,  108  n  Eutaw 
Munroe  Anna,  142  Ross  tf- 

Oil  Dealers. 

Ammidon  &  Crombie,  337  w  Baltimore 

Bolton  Hugh  &  Co.  81  McElderry's  wharf 

Bowen  &  Mercer,  8  P^xchange  place 

Burns  &  Co.  96  Light-st  wharf 

Capron  &.  Co.  North  near  Eager 

Carswell  John  S.  210  Aliceanna 

Coal  Oil  and  Paraffine  Co.  of  Baltimore,  s  w 
cor  West  and  Leadenhall 

Crane  W.  &  Son,  cor  Cheapside  and  Water 

Crescent  Coal  Oil  Co.  s  w  cor  West  and  How- 
ard 

Deford  Benjamin  &  Sons,  49  s  Calvert 

Dubreuil  &  Co.  29  Camden 

Fusselbaugh  Wm.  H.  B.  168  n  Gay 

Gardner  Wm.  G.  &  Co.  4  s  Liberty 

Hamill  A.  «fe  W.  J.  n  e  cor  Canton  arenue  and 
Eden 

Hewlett  J.  Q.  &  Son,  96  w  Lombard  and  9 
Water 

Hoffman  &  Deford,  84  w  Lombard 

Janney  Wm.  W.  cor  Bowly's  wh  and  Pratt 

Jenkins  Edward,  13  Cheapside 

King  John  &  Son,  48  n  Howard 

Merritt  Joseph  C.  «fc  Bro.  125  and  127  East- 
ern avenue 

Newbold  James  F.  2  e  Baltimore 

Page  Geo.  S.  &  Bro.  (heavy,  light  and  tar 
oils,)  111  Smith's  wharf 

Parkhurst  Jared,  jr.  &  Co.  78  South 

Richardson  &  Co.  26  s  Calvert 

Robinson  Wm.  C.  81  South 

Smith  Robert  M.  (coal  oil,)  foot  of  Eutaw 

Smith  Thos.  &  John  M.  121  and  123  Smith's 
wharf 

Spilcker  Wm.  &H.  136  w  Baltimore 

Treusch  Charles,  119  s  Broadway 

Trey  &  Burns,  95  Light-st  wharf 

Wa.«(hington  &  Read,  n  w  cor  Eden  and  Can- 
ton avenue 

West  Christopher  &  Sons,  306  w  Pratt 

Opticians. 

King  F.  W.  &  R.  266  w  Baltimore 
Sadtler  P.  B,  &  Sons,  212  w  Baltimore 

Organ  Builders. 

Hall  James,  216  Lexington 

Pomplitz  August,  s  w  cor  Pratt  and  Albemarle 

TuUy  Bernard,  7  s  Eutaw 

Ornamental  Plasterers. 

Foble  &  Forman,  cor  Morris  al  and  Preston 
Romra  Nicholas,  433  w  Baltimore 


Oyster  Dealers. 

Abbott  James  F.  71  s  Caroline 

Baldwin,  Myer  &  Co.  90  West  Falls  ay 

Barnes  &  Debow,  150  w  Pratt 

Brinkley  &  Reeves,  177  w  Falls  av 

Broadbent  Joseph  F.  145  North 

Brooks  S.  D.  cor  Boston  and  Gwynn 

Buckley  &  Smith,  123  Hillen 

Callahan  T.  &  D.  foot  of  Mill 

Field  Abiather  W.  309  w  Lombard 

Field  Abiather,  309  w  Lombard 

Grannis  &  Taylor,  Aliceanna  foot  of  Chester 

Hatch  Charles  B.&Co.  Ill  McElderry's  whf 

Kensett  Thomas  &  Co.  West  Falls  av  and  n 

e  cor  Central  av  and  Bank 
King  F.  &  Co.  247  w  Pratt 
Lanfair  Malloy  &  Co.  Canton  wharf,  adjoin- 
ing U.  S.  Bonded  warehouse 
Mahoney  John  C.  cor  Chester  and  Aliceanna 
Maltby  C.  S.  foot  of  West  Falls  av 
Mann&  Co.  38  York 

McMurry  Louis  &  Co.  254  and  256  w  Biddle 
Mitchell  John  T.  &  Co.  13  and  15  Mercer 
Numsen,  Carroll  &  Co.  18  Light 
Price  R.  W.  &  Co.  91  and  93  McElderry's 

wharf 
Raborg  &  Bro.  Hill  near  Light 
Redding  &  Musson,  226  Hughes 
Rowe  &  Schofield,  69  Boston,  Canton 
Seth  Robert  L.  9  Albemarle 
Shriver  James  &  Co.  375  s  Sharp 
Shriver  John  L.  &  Bro.  307  w  Pratt 
Smith  &  Co.  14,  16  and  18  East  Falls  av 
Solomon  Isaac,  309  w  Lombard 
Smith  Samufl  J.  junction  Howard  and  Liberty 
Smith  Wm.  T.  &  Co.  n  e  cor  McHenry  al 

and  Lenimon 
Spencer  L.  C.  &  Co.  319  Aliceanna 
Thomas  S.  W.  A  E.  C.  jr.,  143  German 
Thomas  Edward  C.  sr.,  &  Sons, 249  Lexington 
Waltemeyer  Jacob,  17  Mercer 
Wentz  William  &  Co.s  e  cor  Pratt  and  Emory 

Packing  Box  Makers. 

Barklage  &  Henneman,  15  Cowpen  al 
Duker  Harman  &  Co.  rear  216  w  Pratt 
Klingmeyer  &  Heise,  18  McClellan'9  al 
Schulze  Ferdinand,  15  n  Sharp 
Tiemeyer  &  Waltjen,  Box  al,  on  German  be- 
tween Hanover  and  Sharp 
Winkelman  John,  12  and  15  Grant 
Woodroffe  George,  34  Park 

Painters— House  and  Sign. 

Anderson  Wm.  H.  over  4  n  Sharp 
Andrews  B.  F.  &  Co.  over  36  South 
Black  Lewis  W.  over  276  w  Baltimore 
Bumgarden  James,  71  Ross 
Burke  Thomas.  520  w  Baltimore 
Carr  Francis  A.  524  w  Baltimore 
Chri.stopher  Milton,  3  w  Pratt 
Coate.s  Robert  E.  5  n  Sharp 
Costello  Wm.  78s  Regester 
De  Beet  Wm.  C.  17  w  Fayette 
Disney  Oliver  M.  77  Dover 
Disney  Richard  E.  144  Camden 
Emmart  &  duartley,  276  w  Baltimore 
Fonder  Richard,  cor  Gay  and  Harrison 


CkEO.  S.  PAGB  &  BRO.,  Manufacturers    of  Roofs  and  Roofing  Materials,  111   Smi»i's 
\nuarC    C,  HART  SMITH,  Agent. 


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DIRECTORY. 


Gardiner  John  T.  99  w  Baltimore 

Gardner  J.  M.  over  cor  Holiday  and  Fayette 

Gardner  Jonn  T.  rear  of  99  w  Baltimore 

Graham  John,  Saratoga  near  Charles 

Green  George  T.  51  South 

Hoffman  Edwin,  266  w  Pratt 

Hoggson  Hamilton  S.  21  Grant 

Howser  Jacob,  36  e  Fayette 

Hulse  &  Davidson,  basement  58  w  Fayette 

Jefferys  Thos.  R.  s  w  cor  North  and  Fayette 

Jones  Thomas  S.  219  w  Fayette 

Keilholtz  Charles,  11  n  Sharp 

Kone  Andrew  J.  8  St.  Paul 

Lafever  Wm.  4  e  Fayette 

Lambright  Christopher,  368  n  Gay 

Lepson  Daniel,  15  s  Poppleton 

Lutz  Nicholas,  150  n  Front 

Maccubbin  Thomas,  42  North 

Maccubbin  Thomas  I.  42  North 

McLean  Arthur,  2  Harrison 

Meakin  S.  iVl.  &  Son,  85  Mulberry 

Miller  Benjamin  &  A.  J.  93  Jasper 

Newton  Wm.  70  Thames 

O'Laughlin  Michael,  law  buildings,  cor  St. 

Paul  and  Lexington 
Redifer  Charles  A.  24  n  Sharp 
Roach  James  J.  over  219  w  Baltimore 
Roche  George  J.  Grant  near  Baltimore 
Ross  &  Bro.  6  Henrietta 
Shannessey  James,  163  w  Baltimore 
Shriver  Henry  C.  over  234  w  Baltimore 
Stone  James  E.  11  L.  Sharp 
Taylor  John  H.  73  Park 
Turner  Thomas  K.  11  South 
Watts  J.  M.  basement  s  w  cor  St.  Paul  and 

Fayette 
Watts  Wm.  T.  basement  s  w  cor  Calvert  and 

Baltimore 
Weaver  Dedrick  C.  124  n  Eutaw 
Weaver  James  E.  55  Park 
Weaver  James,  418  w  Baltimore 

Faints,  Oils,  &c. 

Ball  Walter,  jr.,  &  Co.  177  w  Pratt 
Barret  James  J.  240  Lexington 
Bolton  Hugh  &  Co.  81  McElderry's  wharf 
Bolton   W.   B.  &   Co.   55  s  Calvert  and  26 

Cheapside 
Bolton  Wm.  H.  &  BrQ.  84  w  Pratt  between 

Gay  and  Commerce 
Burns  &  Co.  96  Light  street  wharf 
Davis  &  iMiller,  12  n  Howard 
Davison  Wm.  &  Co.  104  w  Lombard 
Dodge  George  R.  &  Co.  42w  Baltimore 
Fusselbaugh  Wm.  H.  B.  168  n  Gay 
Harrison  Mrs.  Daniel  E.  194  e  Baltimore 
Hayes  Peter  D.  313  n  Gay 
Hirschberg  Henry,  31  Ensor 
Holthaus  Francis  T.  &  Son,  10  w  Baltimore 
Hollo  way  George,  sr.,  183  s  Broadway 
Hollhaus  Wm.  &  Bro.  s  e  cor  Thames  and 

Broadway 
Hulls  John,  128  n  Gay 

Janney  Wm.  W.  cor  Bowly's  wharf  and  Pratt 
Keilholtz  Otis,  170  Franklin 
King  John  &  Son,  48  n  Howard 
King  Wm.  &  Bro.  2  n  Liberty 
Loanc  George  J.  foot  of  Cross,  s  side  Basin 
Meyer  Aug.  G.  100  Lombard 
Rodenmayer  John,  51  n  Paca 
Tovvn.send  Thomas  J.  489  w  Baltimore 
Trey  &  Burns,  95  Light  street  wharf 


Welch  John,  130  Thames 

Young  Greorge  W.  172  Light  street  wharf 

Paper  Hangings. 

Albert  A.  &  H.  J.  26  n  Eutaw 
Appier  Orlanda  M.  608  w  Baltimore 
Crook  Walter,  jr.,  220  w  Baltimore 
Dieter  &  Johnson,  28  n  Howard 
Fusselbaugh  Wm.  H.  B.  168  n  Gay 
Golder  &  Unduch,  33  Hanover 
Griffith  W#.  H.  13  n  Gay 
Hamilton  Caleb  B.  jr.  66  n  Eutaw 
Head  Washington,  702  w  Baltimore 
Herring  Origonal,  80  w  Baltimore 
Holland  Wm.  72  n  Howard 
Holtz  Emanuel,  107  n  Howard 
Howell  &  Bros.  260  w  Baltimore 
Hynson  Benjamin  T.  54  n  Howard 
Mann  Bros.  121  Hanover 
Mettee  Albert  R.  150  s  Broadway 
Mettee  Milton  D.  42  n  Eutaw 
Michael  &  Bro.  122  w  Baltimore 
Muller  Louis,  110  w  Baltimore 
Patterson  John,  74  Holiday 
Raybold  Thomas  J.  over  190  Saratoga 
Robinson  Edward,  30  w  Baltimore 
Sinclair  &  Purvis,  5  n  Charles 
Tumbleson  Charles  H.  121  s  Broadway 
Willson  Joseph  E.  109  n  Howard 

Paper  Sheathing. 

Page  Geo.  S.&  Bro.  (paper  sheathing  and  roof- 
ing felts,)  111  Smith's  whf 

Paper  Stock. 

Denson  Isaac  M.  &  Buck,  100  Light-st  whf 

Dushane  John  A.  40  s  Charles 

King  &  Johnson,  21  s  Charles 

Knight  &  Johnson,  91  s  Charles 

Roby  &  Co.  118  Light-st  whf 

Willis  &  Adams,  n  w  cor  German  and  Charles 

Wheelwright  &  Mudge,  14  Hanover 

Paper  Warehouses. 

Baker  &  McCracken,  120  w  Lombard 
Dushane  John  A.  40  s  Charles 
Fisher  &  O'Connor,  123  Hillen 
Knight  A.  L.  5  s  Charles 
Knight  &  Johnson,  21  s  Charles 
Robinson  James  S.  5  s  Charles 
Wheelwright,  Mudge  &  Co.  14  Hanover 
Willis  &  Adams,  n  w  cor  German  and  Charles 

Pawnbrokers. 

Benjamin  &  Ullman,  22  n  Gay 
Physicians. 

Aiken  R.  E.  272  Saratoga 
Aiken  Wm.  E.  A.  25  Hamilton 
Albers  Henry,  237  w  Pratt 
Aldridge  John  H.  124  n  Charles 
Amos  Corbin,  145  n  Paca 
Amlhor  Robert.  181  n  Central  av 
Armitage  James,  193  w  Fayette 
Andre  J.  Ridgaway,  71  Aisquith 
Annan  Samuel,  34  McCulloh 
Arnold  Abraham  B.  7  s  High 
Artaud  Theodore,  Baltimore  nr  Wolfe 
Atkinson  Robert,  164  w  Fayette 


WM.  P.  WEBB,  Marine,  Fire  and  Ufe  Insurance  Agent  and  Broker.    Agent 
Benefit  Life  Insurance  Co.,  Newark.  N.  J.,"  89  Second  Street. 


BTJSINESS  DIRECTORY. 


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Baldwin  Edwin  C.  124  n  Exeter 
Baltzell  Wm.  H.  90  Hanover 
Bartscher  Francis,  190  e  MadisoB 
Bates  J.  W.  P.  45  Gonway 
Battee  J.  S.  165  Hanover 
Baxley  Henry  W.  185  w  Fayette 
Baynard  George,  7  Cathedral 
Bell  W.  Francis,  83  s  Ann 
Beatty  George  D.  52  Franklin 
Benson  George  W.  146  Hanover 
Benson  Philander  V.  s  e  cor  HoUins  and  Or- 
egon 
Benzinger  Joi^eph  C,  Baltimore  Infirmary 
Bistler  James  H.  8  n  Greene 
Bode  William,  s  e  cor  Fremont  and  Columbia 
Boehm  A.  88  Barre 
Bohanan  James  S,  403  Canton  av 
Boone  J.  H.  335  w  Lombard 
Boulden  James,  62  w  Madison 
Bradford  Charles  H.  78Aisquith 
Brewer  G.  G.  76  n  Greene 
Brewer  Marbury,  245  w  Biddle 
Brooks  Horace  A.  53  St.  Paul 
Brooks  Joseph  D.  163  Aisquith 
Broom  Septimus,  s  e  cor  Baltimore  and  Pine 
Brown  Septimus,  Bolton  nr  Townsend 
Buckler  John,  135  n  Charles 
Buckler  Riggin,  135  n  Charles 
Buckler  Thomas  H.  41  Lexington 
Buckner  Charles  S.  12  Cathedral 
Bull  Benjamin  H.  D.  260  w  Pratt 
Bundschuh  Francis,  41  Watson 
Burneston  Edward,  475  Penna.  av 
Busby  Louis  F.  163  n  Eden 
Busk  Thomas  M.  52  s  Broadway 
Butler  James  H.  8  n  Greene 
CaleL.  A.  94  w  Pratt 
Carr  R.  Wilson,  161  n  Calvert 
Chaisty  Edward  J.  158  Mulberry 
Chapman  John  S.  s  w  cor  Calhoun  and  Fayette 
Chatard  F.  E.  30  n  Charles 
Chew  Samuel,  70  n  Paca 
Chunn  James  T.  181  w  Madison 
CockeyJ.  C.  2  s  Exeter 
Cockrill  J.  J.  23  8  Broadway 
Cohen  Joshua  I.  115  n  Charles 
Colburn  A.  W.  166  s  Paca 
Cole  Merryman,  102  n  Exeter 
Collins  G.  T.  42  Richmond 
Collins  Stephen,  36  n  Calvert 

Connor ,  29  s  Broadway 

Cooke  Theodore,  122  s  Charles 
Coonan  John  N.  70  Centre  market  space 
Coskery  Felix  S.  188  n  Calverf 
Cox  E.  Gover,92  n  Paca 
Cunningham  C.  T,  D.  130  e  Pratt 
Dalrymple  Augustine,  330  e  Pratt 
Dairy mple  Wm.  D.  143  n  Eutaw 
Dammann  Lewis  H.  369  w  Saratoga 
Dare  George  H.  29  s  Eutaw 
Dashiell  INicholas  L.  207  s  Broadway 
Davidson  Samuel  A.  67  s  Charles 
Davis  Charli's,  83  n  Greene 
Davis  Wm.  H.  43  Lexington 
Dehn  Theodore,  312  Mulberry 
Deloughery  Edward,  138  Saratoga 
Dickson  John,  261  w  Madison 
Diffenderffer  Michael,  1  s  High 
Donaldson  Frank,  32  Franklin 
Dorsey  Robert  R.  29  n  Calvert 
Doyle  John  A.  21  s  Gay 
Dulin  Alexander  F.  16  n  Charles 
Dunbar  John  R.  W.  151  w  Lombard 


D'Unger  Robert,  616  w  Baltimore 

Dunlap  Albert,  158  Franklin 

Duvall  Philip  B.  68  s  Sharp 

Dwindle  James,  117  s  Broadway 

Eareckson  Edwin,  77  n  Eutaw 

Eastman  Lewis  M.  343  Lexington 

Egbert  Daniel,  46  Saratoga 

Emory  August  W.  65  e  Baltimore 

Emory  J.  K.  B,  18  Courtland 

Erich  Augustus  F.  110  s  Broadway 

Eschbach  Joseph  A.  217  Aisquith 

Esender  James,  1  Pearl 

Fay  George  W.  31  s  Eden 

Femour  Thomas,  496  w  Fayette 

Fleming  John,  132  n  Greene 

Fonerden  John,  Maryland  Hospital,  Monu- 
ment near  Broadway 

Freeman  Sylranus,  325  e  Pratt 

Freise  Bernard,  220  Aliceanna 

Friedenwald  Aaron,  65  e  Fayette 

Friedhoffer  John  G.  79  n  Central  av 

Fulton  Robert,  53  s  Sharp 

Funterbaugh  S.  7  Fountain 

Gallagher  Charles  R.  Decker  near  Northern  a.r 

Gait  John  M.  146  e  Pratt 

Gamber  John,  109  n  High 

Gambrill  Theodore  C.  32  Harford  av 

Gibson  George  S.  116  Park 

Gibson  George  S.  jr.  116  Park 

Gilman  Judson,  172  Saratoga 

Goldsborough  Leander,  173  Penna.  av 

Gordon  James  W.  W.  545  w  Fayette 

Gordshell  George  W.  163  n  Fremont 

Gorgas  Ferdinand  J.  F.  79  n  Charles 

Gough  Dixon,  70  8  Sharp 

Graves  John  J.  36  b  Charles 

Hamel  Ernest  Y.  155  s  Bond 

Hammond  Milburn,  284  Lexington 

Handy  William  W.  183  St.  Paul 

Hank  J.  W.  P.  Biddle  2  doors  w  of  Garden 

Hkrker  Richard  M.  J.  77  Hillen 

Harris  George,  150  Lexington 

Harris  W.  A.  Fountain  hotel 

Harrison  Samuel  A.,  Charles  2doorsn  of  Eager 

Hartman  Andrt5w,  176  Aisquith 

Hastings  Amelia  A.  s  e  cor  Saratoga  and  Sharp 

Haynel  Adolphus  F.  90  n  Eutaw 

Healey  James  E.  n  w  cor  Baltimore  and  Eden 

Heldman  A.  J.  120  Pearl 

Henkel  William,  168  s  Ann 

Herring  Julius,  144  Pe^rl 

Hess  l-'rederick,  61  n  Front 

Fleuser  Charles  F.  144  Hanover 

Hilbert  Henry,  sr.  279  w  Fayette 

Hillegeist  Edmund,  73  Ensor 

Hillyard  Benjamin  R.  538  w  Baltimore 

Hintze  Frederick  E.  B.  21  s  Gay 

Hitch  Wm.  cor  Gilmor  and  Windsor  mill  road 

Hoffman  D.  P.  279  w  Fayette 

Hopkins  Samuel  M.  153  Bank 

Houck  Jacob  W.  10  n  Front 

Huet  Augustus,  s  e  cor  Fayette  and  Frederick 

Hungerford  William  S.  s  e  cor  Calhoun  and 
Lombard 

Hunt  Henry  S.  204  Eastern  av 

Hunter  &  Williams,  9  Courtland 

Jenkins  Felix,  146  w  Fayette 

Johnson  Thomas  F.  946  Madison  av 

Johnston  Christopher,  34  Mulberry 

Johnston  John  M.  7  s  Frederick 

Jones  Buckler,  94  s  Broadwav 

Jones  C.  H.  530  w  Fayette 

Keeck  Peter,  76  e  Lombard 


J.  HENRY  OIESE,  Commission  Mercliant,   for  the  sale   of  Flour,  Grain,  Seeds,  Sio, 
■^'i  Roseudole  Cement  and  Calcined  Plaster  constantly  on  hand,  fil  Spear's  WliarC 


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BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 


Keener  William  H.  16  n  Charlea 

Kemp  William  M.  55  n  Greene 

Kerner  Charles,  214  s  Bond 

Kerner  Henry,  214  s  Bond 

Kerstenbrock  Albert  C.  192  Hanover 

Keyaer  Charles  C.  170  German 

King  John  T.  651  w  Fayette 

Kiniiemon  Perry  S.  73  e'  Pratt 

Knight  Samuel  T.  112  n  Greene 

Knowles  William  G.  55  s  Sharp 

Kolb  W.  W.  153  Hollins 

Krozer  John  R.  273  Lexington 

Lane  Franklin,  505  w  Fayette 

Larkins  William  D.  F.  729  w  Baltimore 

Leas,  Charles,  185  Saratoga 

Lee  Richard  C.  260  w  Pratt 

Lester  Shipley,  132  Conway 

Letterman  William  H.  247  n  Howard 

Liebman  Gustav,  47  n  Front 

Linthicum  J.  G.  824  w  Baltimore 

LittellN.  W.  148  n  Greene 

Ludwig  Charles,  239  n  Bond 

Mackenzie  James  S.  35  Lexington 

Mackenzie  John  C.  118  Park 

Mackenzie  John  P.  35  Lexington 

Mahon  Ormsby  S.  138  n  Exeter 

Maris  Edward  A.  68  St.  Paul 

Martin  Joseph  Lloyd,  80  n  Charles 

Martin  Samuel  B.  131  e  Pratt 

Mass  Frank,  491  w  Pratt 

Maund  Frederick,  Baltimore  near  Schroeder 

McCuUoh  James  H.  101  e  Fayette 

McCulloh  John  K.  101  w  Fayette 

McCuUough  J.  Haines,  107  n  Paca 
McKew  Dennis,  154  s  Sharp 

McManus  Felix  R.  27  s  Sharp 
McManus  Frederick  A.  15  n  Eutaw 
McPherson  William  S.,  Carey  between  Sara- 
toga and  Lexington 
McSherry  Richard,  189  n  Howard 
Mc Williams  P.  A.  20  e  Fayette 
Merryman  Moses  W.  134  w  Fayette 
Micheau  Theodore  J.  249  s  Howard 
Middleton  John  D.  137  w  Fayette 
Milholland  E.  F.  Baltimore  Infirmary,  corner 

Lombard  and  Greene 
Miller  Edward  A.  194  w  Biddle 
Mills  J.  B.  408  Saratoga 
Miiienbergcr  George  W.  152  w  Lombard 
Monkur  John  C.  S.  129  s  Broadway 
Monmonier  John  F.  225  e  Baltimore 
Monmonier  Louis,  22B  e  Baltimore 
Montgomery  James,  134  n  Eutaw 
Morgan  Gerard  E.  66  n  Calvert 
Morris  John,  21  s  Gay 
Muller  John  R.  154  e  Baltimore 
Neff  John,  720  w  Baltimore 
Nickson  A.  C.  44  Hanover 
O'Donnell  Dominick  A.  39  n  Gay 
O'Doiiovan  Charles,  144  w  Biddle 
O'Donovan  John  H.  s  w  cor  Franklin  and  Park 
O'Keefe  David,  185  Chesnut 
Ould  E.  R.  236  w  Hoffman 
Owens  James  S.  Calhoun  n  of  Lexington 
Owens  Thomas  174  s  Paca 
Owings  Henry  W.  102  w  Fayette 
Owings  Thomas,  103  w  Fayette 
Paneiti  Jacob,  242  s  Bond 
Panetti  John  Philip,  88  e  Lombard 
Pape  E.  5  n  Eutaw 
Patrick  Thomas  L.  137  s  Bond 
Patterson  John  H.  58  St.  Paul 
Perkins  Elisha  H.  110  St.  Paul 


Perkinson  J.  W.  544  Lexington 

Piek  Charles  H.  16  n  Eden 

Pierce  Linsey  H.  14  Lloyd 

Piggot  A.  Snowden,  40  Bolton 

Pohmeyer  Gotleib,  56  s  Eutaw 

Powell  John  F.  57  e  Pratt 

Prigg  Joseph,  53  Holland 

Raborg  C.  H.  n  w  cor  Lombard  and  Howard 

Ramsay 39  Lexington 

Reed  James  A.  s  e  cor  Baltimore  and  Exeter 

Reynolds  Henry  S.  648  w  Fayette 

Rich  Arthur,  39  Lexington 

Richardson  Samuel  S.  315  w  Fayette 

Rider  William  G.  87  Mulberry 

Riley  William,  47  Lexington 

Roberts  George  C.  M.  114  Hanover 

Roberts  William  H.  135  Hanover 

Robin.ion  Alexander  C.   s  w  cor  Charlea  and 

Saratoga 
Robinson  John  B.  356  w  Fayette 
Rose  John, 57  s  Sharp 
Ruehl  Frank,  19  n  Central  ay 
Sanborn  D.  M.  2  e  Foundry 
Sandor  Adolph,  39  Fawn 
Sands  William,  79  s  Paca 
Sappington  Richard,  124  n  Gay 
Sappington  Thomas.  207  Franklin 
Saxton  Richard,  97  Lexington 
Schmidt  J.  94  n  Eutaw 
Schuman  T.  124  w  Fayette 
Sea  Charles  S.  253  n  Bond 
Skiimer  D.  H.  15  s  Eutaw 
Simpson  Joseph,  Calhoun  3d  door  n  of  Lex- 
ington 
Smith  Alan  P.  86  Saratoga 
Smith  F,  F.  5  Waverly  Terrace 
Smith  Gideon  B.  30  n  Calvert 
Smith  J.  B.  11  s  Frederick 
Smith  L.  G.  S.  1  Waverly  Terrace 
Smith  Nathan  R.  89  Saratoga 
Smith  T.  Emory,  5  Waverly  Terrace 
Smull  Wm.  G.  191  w  Lombard 
Sparrow  Lewis  G.  1  Waverly  Terrace 
Spicer  Hanson  L   430  w  Lombard 
Stenson  J.  F.  88  w  Centre 
Steuart  James  H.  Gilmor  n  of  Franklin 
Steuart  James  A.  50  Saratoga 
Stevenson  James  S.  134  n  Exeter 
Stevenson  John  M.  133  n  Exeter 
Stoddard  Mrs.  Mary,  23  s  Bond 
Stokes  Wm.  H.  52  Saratoga 
Sullivan  John  M.  82  s  Washington,  F.  P. 
Tappan  Wm.  C.  174  StirUng 
Tarr  Wm.  H.  63  n  Front 
Taylor  Milton  N.  58  e  Baltimore 
Tharp  John,  533  w  Fayette 
Thomas  Edwin  S.  173  n  Exeter 
Thomas  James  Carey,    s    e   cor  Sharp  and 

Lombard 
Tolson  George  S.,  Franklin  above  Gilmor 
Tubman  Robert  F.  180  Hoffman 
Van  Bibber  W.  Chew,  47  Franklin 
Verdi  Ciro  S.  49  n  Calvert 
Wagner  Charles  F.  235  s  Chesnut 
Wagner  Clinton,  233  s  Eutaw 
Walshe  Despard  M.  cor  Lee  and  Hanover 
Ward  J.  Robert,  s  w  cor  Exeter  and  Watson 
Warner  J.  E.  76  Bolton 
Waters  Edmund  G.  21  Hollins 
Wayson  George  W.  196  Aisquith 
Webster  Henry  W.  jr.,  179  s  Charles 
Webster  Henry  W.  '128  s  Sharp 
Wegner  Augustus,  101  Lexington 


GHO.  S.  PAGS  &  BRO.,  Mmiufacturers   of  Roof*   nnd  Roofing  91at«rtali,  111  Smitli'a 
Wharf.    C.  HART  SDIITH,  Agent. 


BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 


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Whitaker  Josias,  90  Greenmount  av 
White  Alphonso  A.  727  w  Baltimore 
White  Collins  D.  293  w  Pratt 
White  Edward  H.  36  Franklin 
Whitridge  John,  49  n  Charles 
Whitridge  Wm.  49  n  Charles 
Wiener  Morris,  249  w  Fayette 
Wilkins  Joseph,  85  w  Second 
Williams  John  B.  9  Courtland 
Williams  Philip  C.  201  Madison  av 
Williams  Wm.  J.  54  e  Baltimore 
Wilson  Henry  M.  306  w  Fayette 
Wilson  H.  P.  C.  72  n  Greene 
Womble  Pembroke  M.  203  w  Lombard 
Wroth  Wm.  J.  216  Madison  av 
Yeates  Henry  P.  P.  117  n  Exeter 
Yeates  John  L.  58  n  Front 
Zeh  Martin,  75  s  Bond 

Piano  Dealers  and  Manufacturers. 

Benteen  F.  D.  10  n  Charles,  and  82  w  Fayette 

Gaehle  Henry,  cor  Eutaw  and  Fayette,  and 
19  n  Eutaw 

Heinkamp  W.  511  w  Baltimore 

Hewitt  Horatio  D.  56  n  Charles 

Knabe  Wm.  &  Co.  350  w  Baltimore,  and  1, 
3,  5  and  7  n  Eutaw 

Newman,  Bro.  &  Sons,  cor  Oregon  and  Lom- 
bard 

Steiff  Charles  M.  103,  105  and  107  Franklin, 
and  7  n  Liberty 

Thiede  W.  F.  132  Lexington 

Wilkens  Otto,  over  7  s  Eutaw 

Wise  John  J.  &  Bros.  31  Hanover 

Pickling  and  Preserving. 

Baldwin,  Myer  &  Co.  90  West  Falls  av 
Field  Abiathar  W.  309  w  Lombard 
Hatch  &  Co.  Ill  McElderry's  whf 
Kensett  Thomas  &  Co.  West  Falls  av 
McMurray  Louis  &  Co.  254  and  256  w  Biddle 
Mitchell  John  T.  &  Co.  13  and  15  Mercer 
Numsen,  Carroll  &{■  Co.  18  Light 
Price  R.  W.  &  Co.   91  and  93  McElderry's 

wharf 
Raborg  &  Bro.  Hill  and  Light 
Redding  &  Musson,  226  Hughes 
Rowe  &  Schofield,  69  Boston,  Canton 
Ruppert  Joseph,  221  Eastern  av 
Seebold  Henry  J.  C.  243,  245  and  247  e  Mon- 
ument 
Seth  Robert  L.  9  Albemarle 
Shriver  James  &  Co.  375  s  Sharp 
Shriver  John  L.  &f  Bros.  307  w  Pratt 
Smith  &  Co.  14,  16  and  18  East  Falls  av 
Smith  Samuel  J.  junction  Howard  and  Liberty 
Smith  Wm.  T.  &  Co.  n  e  cor  McHenry  al 

and  Lenimon 
Thomas  Edwd.  C.  sr.,&Sons,  249  Lexington 
Thomas  S.  W.  &  E.  C.  jr.,  143  German 
Thomas  Wm.  H.  184  York 
Waltemeyer  Jacob,  17  and  23  Mercer 
Wentz  Wm.  &  Co.  s  e  cor  Pratt  and  Emory 

Plumbers. 

Bechtel  John  W.  92  n  Eutaw 
Boss  Henry,  109  Thames 
Brawders  &  Carey,  7  Eutaw  House 
Brooks  Edwin  F.  13  n  Eutaw 


Chaisty  E.  J.,  jr.,  158  Mulberry 

Dorry  Edward  G.  18  Thames 

Dunnett  Wm.  n  e  cor  Eutaw  and  Madison 

Eggieston  Edwin  C.  121  n  High 

Foster  David  B.  115  w  Biddle 

Grattan  Thos.  L.  8  North 

Hubball  Eben,  8  n  Liberty 

Hughes  Robert,  46  St.  Paul 

Hutchinson  Brothers,  14  Light 

Knipp  &  Carmine,  114  Saratoga 

Lyons  Andrew  J.  10  Holiday 

Manns  &  McAllister,  cor  Saratoga  and  Paca 

McCahan  D.  L.  &  Co.  s  wcor  Pratt  and  Car- 
oline 

McCahen  Daniel,  4  Hill 

McCall  Patrick  A.  328  w  Baltimore 

McCart  John,  90  St.  Paul 

McLaughlin  &  Irvin,  202  e  Pratt  and  55  e 
Baltimore 

Osier  Emanuel  P.  6  s  Paca 

Potter  Charles  W.  34  w  Second 

Ratican  Thomas,  1  n  Frederick 

Reilly  Joseph,  jr.,  81  North 

Rodgers  John  &c  Son,  48  and  54  n  High 

Sindall  Sf  Shorey,  2  w  Pratt 

Vandaniker  Wm.  .323  w  Fayette 

Ward  John,  153^  n  Frederick 

Pocket  Book  and  Jewelry  Case  Man- 
ufacturers. 

Husgen  James,  178)^  w  Baltimore 
Moritz  Albert,  541  w  Baltimore 

Potteries, 

Greble  Benj.  76  Ensor 
Herman  J.  765  Light 
Keffner  George,  394  Penna.  av 
Linton  Wm.  cor  Lexington  and  Pine 
Ferine  M.  &  Sons,  713  w  Baltimore 

Printers— Book  and  Job. 

Beach  Brothers,  82  w  Baltimore 

Bross  Edward,  J49  w  Lombard 

Bull  &  Tuttle,  134  w  Baltimore 

Hall  &  Bringman,  Museum  building,  over  148 
w  Baltimore 

Hanzsche  &  Co.  over  s  w  cor  Light  and  Bal- 
timore 

HANZSCHE  F.  A.  over  232  w  Baltimore 

Huber  Henry  E.  4  n  Charles 

Innes  Wm.  M.  over  164  w  Baltimore,  Adams 

Express  building 
Kelly,  Hedian  &  Piet,  174  w  Baltimore 
King  &  Bro.  over  162  w  Baltimore 
Kroh  Theodore,  (German,)  20  Second 
Lucas  James  &  Son,  over  15  s  Calvert 
Murphy  John  &  Co.  182  w  Baltimore 
Polmyer  Wm.  s  e  cor  Baltimore  and  Gay 
Robinson  Henry  A.  106  w  Baltimore 
Rose  J.  B.  &  Co.  over  5  s  Calvert 
Schnauffer  Wm.  over  3  n  Frederick 
Schneidereith  Charles  W.  67  s  Sharp 
Sherwood  Wm.  S.  6  n  Gay 
Slater  John  Y.  n  w  cor  Baltimore  and  Charles 
The  Printing  Job  Office,  Sun  buildings 
Toy  John  D.  cor  St.  Paul  and  Baltimore 
Warner  Wm.  G.  over  n  e  cor  Pratt  and  Gay 
Wiley  John  F.  over  138  w  Baltimore,  Ameri- 
can building 
Wooddy  Wm.  E.  158  w  Baltimore 


P.  WSBB,  Marine,  Fire  and  Life  Insurance  Agent  and  Broker.    Agent 
Benefit  Life  Insurance  Co.,  Newark,  N.  J.,"  89  Second  Street. 

34 


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BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 


Woods  John  W.  202  w  Baltimore 
Wands  Wm.  W.  166  w  Baltimore 
Young  James,  over  114  w  Baltimore 

Printers— Copperplate. 

Anderson  James  M.  &  Son,  148  w  Baltimore 
Gillespie  Wm.  220  w  Baltimore 
Merrikin  F.  M.  159  w  Baltimore 
Sandys  Edwin,  62i^  w  Baltimore 

Produce  Dealers. 

Applegarth  Alexander,  1  Bowly's  wharf 
Baer  &  Bro.  143  n  Howard 
Berry  N.  E.  over  63  w  Pratt 
Block  Edward,  114  w  Lombard 
Bond  Alexander,  n  w  cor  Pratt  and  Commerce 
Bond  James,  jr.  6  Hollingsworth 
Bond  Wm.  n  e  cor  Pratt  and  Holhngworth 
Bigham  &  Bradford,  cor  Franklin  and  Eutaw 
Cadow  James  E.  &  Co.  16   Pennsylvania  av 
Cornell  &  Son,  70  South 
Delcher  Wm.  J.  155  w  Pratt 
Dorsey  Wm.  A.  68 South 
Drakely  &  Fenton,  387  w  Baltimore 
Dryden  Charles  H.  51  n  Eutaw 
Duvall  &  Iglehart,  128  Light-st  wharf 
Ebert  0.  A  &  Co.  10  Spear's  wharf 
Ehrman  Geo.  M.  n  w  cor  Howard  and  Pratt 
Eider  Samuel  &  Co.  32  n  Howard 
EUicott  &  Hewes,  67  w  Lombard 
Emory  Wm.  H.  6  Wood 
Eppley  &  Brother,  s  e  cor  Howard  and  Mul- 
berry 
Etchison&  Dorsey,  104  s  Charles 
Evans  Thomas  H.  &  Co.,   80  and  82  Light-st 

wharf 
Forrester  John  F.  &  Co.  135  Franklm 
Fru&h  &  Snyder,  95  Franklin 
Frush  Wm.  W.  576  Pennsylvania  avenue 
Fussell  J.  &  Co.  Saratoga  near  Calvert 
Gardiner  &  Middleton,  37  Cheapside 

GIESE  J.  HENRY,  21  Spear's^whf., 
Commission  Merchant  for  sale  of 
Flour,  Grain,  Seeds,  &c. 

Girvin  J'.  M.  23  Spear's  wharf 

Gist&  Wells,  126  and  128  s  Eutaw 

Gregg  Andrew  &  Co.  109  and  111  Frankhn 

Grove  Francis  &  Co.  19  Commerce 

Grove  &  Neilson,  132  n  Howard 

Harvey  Joshua  G.  &  Co.  75  Exchange  place 

Hengst  S.  &  R.  n  e  cor  Paca  and  Franklin 

Hopkins  &  Janney,  124  s  Eutaw 

Ironmonger  Edward  L.   n   e  cor  Charles  and 

Saratoga 
Jones  Lewis  &  Co.  70  Light-st  wharf 
Kauffeltife  Buchanan,  130  North 
Kent  Edward  E.  158  w  Pratt 
Klinefelter  Van  V.  &  Bro.  180  Light-st  wharf 
Knight  &  Brown,  1%  Hollingsworth 
Linthicum,   Greene  &  Son,  n  e  cor  Hanover 

and  Camden 
Logue  James,  118  n  Howard 
Love,  Martin  &,  Co.  5  Exchange  place 
Maltby  O.  E.  &  Co.  25  Cheapside 
Mann  C.  H.  &  Co.  48  s  Howard 
Mathiot  Augustus  G.  6Bowly's  whf,  up  stairs 
McClernan  John,  201  North 


McDonnell  Thos.  s  e  cor  Pratt  and  Commerce 
McGill  Patrick,  410  w  Baltimore 
Medinger  &  Bro.  158  and  160  Forrest 
Meixsel  &  Grafton,  194  w  Pratt 
Norris  Wm.  E.  &Co.  114  s  Eutaw 
Pearson  &  Coleman,  106  w  Lombard 
Quinlan  Jo.seph  E.  &  Co.  39  Penna  av 
Rau  John  C.  &  Co.  cor  Howard  and  Franklm 
Robinson  &  Brinkman,  s  e   cor  Dolphm  and 

Pennsylvania  av 
Rosenstock  Samuel,  212  and  214  Aliceanna 
Sedgwick  J.  Harvey  &  Co.  2  Water 
Segerman  Wm.  H.  8  and  10  Penna  av 
Shewbrooks  Wm.  H.  «&,  C.  C.  Ashley,  agenta, 

124  Light-st  wharf 
Shriver  Bros.  376  w  Baltimore 
Slagle  C.  W.  cfc  Co.  118  and  122  North 
Small  George,  64  North 
Stansbury  Darius,  115  and  117  n  High 
Staum  John  &  Co.  99  Light-st  wharf 
Stonebraker  &  Co.  53  and  55  s  Howard 
Stine  J.  R.&Co.  126  North 
Sullivan  John  &  Sons,  3  Camden 
Truett  Oliver,  ne  cor  Cheapside  and  Pratt 
Tudor  &  Townsend,  110  w  Lombard 
Warden  Edward  D.n  e  cor  Che&pside  and  Pratt 
Warden  Samuel,  over  116  w  Pratt 
White  James  &  Co.  22  Commerce 
White  John  R.  &  Co.  132  Pratt-st  wharf 
Young  George  &  Co.  (commission)  199  North 

Provision  Dealers. 

Adams  James  C.  &  Son,  40  Second 

Austin  Thomas  S.  61  Lexington 

Ayres  James  H.  s  w  cor  Bond  and  Baltimore 

Baer  &  Bro.  143  n  Howard 

Bankard  Jacob  J.  212  e  Fayette 

Barrinerer  Lewis  L.  286  Saratoga 

Butler  E.  Oakford,  14  Water 

Carson  Joseph  &   Co.  s  e  cor  Light  and  Bal- 
derston 

Cassard  G.  &  Son,  407  and  409  w  Baltimore 

Cassard  George,  46  South 

Clautice  Francis,  69  w  Pratt 

Cobb  Josiah  &  Son,  31  n  Liberty 

CoHaday   J.  M.  &  Bro.  461,   463  and  465  w 

Fayette 
Coulter  &  Co.  53  and  55  Light,  and  2  and  4 

Eliicott 
Davis  Wm.  T.  &  Co.  123  n  Calvert 
Drexler  Joseph  A.  42  n  Calvert 
George  &  Jenkins,  48  South 
Gilbert  Lewis,  212  n  Howard 
Hack  Frederick  A.  375  w  Baltimore 
Harvey  Joshua  G.  &  Co.  75  Exchange  place 
Hopkins  &  Janney,  124  s  Eutaw 
Humphrey  Charles  H.  4  Light-st  wharf 
Humphreys  &  Co.  4  Light-st  wharf 
Johns  Joseph,  jr.  152  s  Broadway 
Keller  Andrew  J.  n  w  cor  Madison  and  Biddle 
Kimberly  Brothers,  28  Buren  and  61  w  Pratt 
Kloman  Frederick,  116  William 
Krebs  George  L.  53  n  Caroline 
Love,  Martin  &  Co.  5  Exchange  place 
Mann  C.  H.  &  Co.  48  s  Howard 
Miller  Wm.  312  e  Pratt 
Perkinson  John  W.  31  n  Greene 
Poumairal  &  McCully,  49  Light 
Reay  Alexander,  81  n  Broadway 
Reynolds  Isaac  &  Sons,  12  Balderston 
Rieman  Henry  &  Sons,  24  n  Howard 
Rieman  Wm.  J.  &  Co.  371  w  Baltimore 


J.  HENRY  GIESE,  Comml.slon  Merchant,  for  the  sale   of  Flour    Grain,  See*'.  «*«• 
Bosendale  Cement  and  Calcined  Pla«t*r  constantly  on  hand,  ai  Spear's  Wharf. 


BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 


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Ruckle  Geo.  W.  n  e  cor  Gay  and  Monument 

Slater  Samuel  J.  140  s  Bond 

Slert  Andrew,  38  Towson 

Smith  &  Nicodemus,  381  w  Baltimore 

Spanling  Peter  M.  80  Pearl 

Sweeney  &  Harris,  205  and  207  Lexington 

Taylor  Thomas  G.  47  Centre 

Walker  Jacob  P,  51  e  Lombard 

Warfield  S.  &  J.  s  e  cor  Fremont  and  Raborg 

Pump  Makers. 

Ackerman  John,  62  Walnut  al 
Aler  &  Sisselberger,  43  n  Paca 
Black  &  Sapp,  115  Smith's  wharf 

Eailways. 

Applegarth  &  Co.  foot  of  Cross 
Beacham  Bros.  Covington,  foot  of  Warren 
Cooper  &  Slicer,  s  w  cor  Philpot  and  Wills 
Kelly,  Hazen&  Co.  Covington,  foot  of  Ham- 
burg 

Ranges  and  Furnaces. 

Bibb  &  Co.  39  Light 

Collins,  Heath  <^  Hutchinson,  22  Light 

Cunningham  &  Cochran,  53  s  Calvert,  and 

Cheapside  e  of  Lombard 
Hayward,  Bartlett  &  Co.  24  Light 
Hutchinson  Brothers,  14  Light 
McAvoy  Hugh  L.  14  Light 
Weatherby  J.  &  Sons,  40  and  42  Light 

Regalia  Makers. 

Sisco  Brothers,  95  w  Baltimore 

Restaurants. 

Alheit  John  G.  33  n  Paca 

Allen  Wm.  8  Light 

Amey  Joseph  H.  1  n  Greene 

Amos  Wm.  Y.  504  n  Gay 

Anderson  Thomas,  152  n  Calvert 

Arbeiter  Hall,  5  s  Frederick 

Auer  Jacob,  114  n  Howard 

Baas  Frederick,  109  Camden 

Bartz  Daniel,  28  Light 

Bauer  Charles,  Independent  Turner  Hall,  45 
6  Pratt 

Bauer  Charles,  77  n  Gay 

Baumgartner  Andrew,  Webster  Hall,  45  Al- 
bemarle 

Beck  Thomas,  Rock  Spring  Lager  Beer  Gar- 
dens, Baltimore  near  Calverton  road 

Becker  Conrad  H.  310  w  Pratt 

Benner  Otto,  Washington  Gardens,  s  w  cor 
Penna  av  and  Greenwillow 

Blake  John,  1  North 

Blanck  John,  471  w  Baltimore 

Bond  &  Bulack,  85  w  Pratt 

Bond  Thomas  G.  &  Co.  Charleston  house,  76 
w  Pratt 

Bothmann  Gustav,  s  e  cor  Eutaw  and  Lee 

Brooks  &  Miller,  n  e  cor  Harrison  and  Fayette 

Brown  Andrew,  s  w  cor  Broadway  and  Can- 
ton av 

Brown  &  McGuey,  American  saloon,  12  w 
Fayette 

Byrne  Hugh,  70  President 


Campbell  James  A.  55  n  Frederick 

Campbell  Wm.  H.  9  n  Frederick 

Cane  John  C.  Belvidere  House,  n  e  cor  North 
and  Eager 

Carey  James,  148  w  Fayette 

Carling  Michael,  Black  Horse,  63  Penna  av 

Charles  &  Thompson,  17  e  Pratt 

Cloud  Charles  F.  415  w  Baltimore 

Connelly  James  C.  82  s  Howard 

Crone  Wm.  C,  "Wee  Drop,"  15  n  High 

Crusse  John,  81  Boston 

Dickinson  David  A.  Franklin  hall  billiard  sa- 
loon. North 

Doberer  John,  199  Lexington 

Fefel  Joseph,  jr.  11  Eutaw 

Foltz  &  Ehlen,  5  Lovely  la 

Fuelling  John,  54  s  Howard 

Geekie  Charles  W,  123  w  Baltimore 

Gilmour's,  125  w  Baltimore 

Gohlinghorst  John  H.  5  Saratoga 

Green  Thomas  T.  56  Thames 

Green  Wm.  P.  48  e  Lombard 

Haffcke  Charles,  5  South 

Hamnierbacher  Martin,  26  Bevan 

Hanan  Bernard,  29  Centre  Market  space 

Heiderick  Anton,  J 7  and  19  s  Liberty 

Helmling  Henry,  62  w  Fayette 

Hemmetor  John,  18  n  Howard 

Hetz  George,  198  s  Bond 

Heiller  John,  17  n  Liberty 

Heyse  George  H.  under  cor  Baltimore  and 
Light 

Holland  &  Gamble,  726  w  Baltimore 

Humphreys  Henry,  n  e  cor  Sharp  and  Cam- 
den 

Humphreys  Hugh,  Commercial  Hall,  58  w 
Second 

Keach  Cyril  W.  German  st.  Hall,  26  German 

Kelly  James,  s  e  cor  Barre  and  Howard 

Klinefelter  Jesse,  57  w  Fayette 

Kolle  Henry,  21  n  Frederick 

Koors  William,  23  w  Fayette 

Mabee  Thaddeus,  Locust  Point 

Marr  &  Morrisett,  47  w  Fayette 

Mann's  Hotel  Restaurant,  124  w  Baltimore 

McAbee  John  T.  116  Franklin 

McDonald  Thomas,  28  w  Lombard 

McCormick  P.  cor  Eutaw  and  Mulberry 

Meyers  &  Kemp,  92  w  Baltimore 

Miles  Charles  A.  66  w  Fayette 

Montgomery  Mrs.  Hannah,  157  and  159  w 

Madison 
Muhl  Louis  B.  187  Lexington 
Muller  Francis,  33  w  Fayette 
O'Harra  Peter,  s  w  cor  St.  Paul  and  Bank  la 
Parker  J.  4  n  Liberty 
Perkins  Eben  F.  39  e  Fayette 
Pierson  Jos.  T.  cor  Holiday  and  Fayette 
Purdy  G.  W.  136  n  Calvert 
Reilly  Joseph,  jr.,  basement  11  South 
Rinn  John  S.  40  w  Pratt 
Reese  John  M.  s  w  cor  Eastern  av  and  Car- 
oline 
Rennert  &  O'Conner,  basement    new     Ex- 
change building,  adj  Post  Office 
Roesninck  Frederick  W.  117  Thames 
Rowlett  Richard,  5  n  High 
Rutherford  Joseph,  125  w  Baltimore 
Schmeing  A.  G.  98  Thames 
Schmitz  Henry,  2  s  Frederick 
Shamburg  &  Brashears,  29  and  31  s  Liberty 
Shamburg  John,  43  and  45  s  Liberty 
Shaw  Christopher,  13  n  High 


GEO.  S.  PAGE 


BRO.,  Manufacturers    of  Roofai   and  Roofing   Materials,  111   Smitik's 
Wharf.    C.  HART  SMITH,  Agent. 


532 


BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 


Shaeffer  Jesse,  n  e  cor  Howard  and  Camden 
Sheffer  Jesse,  n  e  cor  Howard  and  Camden 
Sherwood  Richard  P.  s  e  cor   Harrison  and 

Fayette 
Smith  Louis,  54  German 
Smith  Wm.  M.,  Franklin  buildings,  2  North 
Sonnenleiter  John,  66  Towson 
Spreckehneyer  Geo.  H.  Bellevue  Gardens,  nr 

City  limits 
Steever  Lafayette,  134  Saratoga 
Thrush  George  R.  19  w  Pratt 
Tibells  Thomas,  182  Lexington 
Uhlenberg  J.  George,  s  e  corner  German  and 

Eutaw  ^ 

Wagner  J.  &  B.  L.  190  w  Pratt 
Wallis  Edward,  89  North 
Weil  Mauritz  H.  19  n  Frederick 
Welsh  Alonzo,  36  Towson,  L.  P. 
Wellner  Adam,  77  Hanover 
Wei"-and  Henry,  s  e  cor  Howard  and  Camden 
Wilson  &  Russell,  89  w  Baltimore 
Young  Christian  J.  4  s  Gay 

Rolling  Mills. 

Abbott  Horace  &  Son,  Hudson  st.  Canton 
Coates  &  Bro.  Locust  Point  Rolling  Mills 
Trego,  I'hompson  &  Co.  s  e  corner  Canton 
av  and  Eden 

Roofers. 

Geddes  James  W.  62  Holiday 
Hetzel  John  G.  74  n  Howard 
McCauley  Wm.  25  s  Bond 
Page  George  S.&  Bro.  (gravel  and  slate,)  111 
Smith's  wharf 

Rope  Makers  and  Ship  Chandlers. 

Applegarth  John  A.  &  Co.  109  Smith's  whf 
Coleman  &  Bailey,  105  and  107  Thames 
Durand  John  H.  132  w  Pratt 
Ehrman  Lewis,  cor  Nicholson  and  Towson 
Henderson  John  &  Co.  corner  Commerce  and 
.     Pratt,  rope  walk  425  Harford  av 
Hooper  George  W.  s  w  cor  Pratt  and  South 
Jackson  Charles  M.  &  Co.  cor  Smith's  wharf 

and  Piatt 
Jones  Levin,  166  and  168  Light  st.  wharf 
Jones  &  Wiley,  116  Light  st.  wharf 
Le  Brou  &  Bro.  1  Thames 
McHugh  Thomas,  113  Light 
Mitchell  Marcellus  A.  2  Spear's  wharf 
Morton  A.  B  &  Sons,  103  Smith's  wharf 
Ramsay  James  G.  13  Thames 
Strauss  &  Bro.  247,  268  and  270  s  Broadway 
Torney  Otto,  103  McElderry's  wharf 
Uniack  John  J.  33  G.  Hughes 
Vickery  &  Muir,  foot  of  West  Falls  av,  and 

cor  Aliceanna 
Waite  Samuel  R.  s  w  corner  Hughes  and  Cov- 
ington 
Westcott  James,  113  McElderry's  wharf 

Saddle  and  Harness  Makers. 

Armstrong  &  Craig,  s  w  cor  Park  and  Fayette 

Boyd  James  H.  48  German 

Boyd  Thomas  S.  W.  741  w  Baltimore 

Daily  Thomas,  41  South 

Day  Alfred  G.  421  w  Baltimore 


Farquharson  Francis  L.  17  s  Calvert 

Gaither  Greenbury,  173  w  Pratt 

Getz  John,  176  n  Gay 

Hammond  John  D.  348  w  Baltimore 

Hunt  Samuel,  202  w  Baltimore 

Jameson  John  W.  90  n  Howard 

Jenkins  M.  W.  10  South 

Lawson  Robert,  277  w  Baltimore 

Lilly  Richard,  7  s  Calvert 

Mercer  Luther  0.  334  w  Baltimore 

O'Brien  James,  7  s  Calvert 

Piatt  Wm.  9  Light 

Reister  A.  H.  131  Hillen 

Ruckle  Joseph  N.  cor  Pratt  and  Howard 

Simpson  James  F.  —  w  Baltimore 

Stevens  Joseph,  North  near  Lexington 

Thumm  Jacob  F.  149  Franklin 

Toner  John,  127  Franklin 

Wilkins  Bartus,  6  Light 

Saddlery  Hardware. 

Keenan,  McNally  &  Co.  18  s  Charles 
Jenkins  Edward  &  Son,  180  w  Baltimore 
Mackenzie  Thomas  &  Sons,  222  w  Baltimore 
Paine  Allen,  2  s  Liberty 

Safes— Fire  Proof. 

Miller  Luke  H.  (manuf )  225  w  Baltimore 

Spear  Bros.  41  s  Charles 

Sail  Makers. 

Adkisson  &  Co.  s  w  cor  Camden  and  Light 
Brown  Jacob  C.  107  South 
Buck  B.  C.  85  Smith's  whf 
Carter  Wm.  H.  Ill  Smith's  whf 
Clark  Thomas  S.  &  Son,  128  Dugan's  whf 
Cromwell  Joshua  &  Son,  127  Thames 
Farland  John  F.  81  Smith's  wharf 
Gray  J.  Joseph,  Kerr's  whf 
Hambleton  Thomas  B.  6  Bowly's  whf 
Hooper  Thomas  H.  Covington,  foot  of  Mont- 
gomery 
Lamdin  Edward  S.  117  s  Eden 
Lamdin  &  Bros,  over  n  e  cor  Gay  and  Pratt 
Lamdin  &  Waddy,  s  e  cor  Buchanan's  whf 

and  Pratt 
Loane  Jabez  W.  2  Bowly's  whf 
Milbourn,  Adams  &  McGee,  over  4  Light-st 

wharf 
Miskimmon  Thomas,  130  Dugan's  wharf 
Mitchell  &  McAlister,  over  92  Light-st  wharf 
Solomon  Wm.  T.  124  n  Bond 
Tall  Washington,  73  Smith's  wharf 
Travers  J.  Henry,  2  Spear's  wharf 
Trego  Geo.  W.  over  77  Smith's  wharf 
Wake  John  C.  102  McElderry's  wharf 
Wheeden  James  C,  Commercial  wharf 

Saloons— Lager  Beer. 

Baumgartner  Andrew,  45  Albemarle 

Dauterich  John,  68  Central  av 

Dauetrich  Henry,  s  e  cor  Fayette  and  Ann 

Eigenbrot  Christian,  277  s  Sharp 

Gardner  Francis,  8  n  High 

Kaiser  Charles,  16  e  Lombard 

Lanman  Louis,  21  Calverton  road 

Loenyi  Albert,  648  w  Baltimore 

Miller  Wm.  F.  1043  w  Fayette 

Muller  Frances,  33  w  Fayette 


WSL,  P.  "WEBB,  Marine,  Fire  and  liLTe  Insurance  Agent  and  Broker.    Agent  MlHatval 
Benefit  Life  Insurance  Co.,  Newark,  N.  J.,"  89  Second  Street. 


BUSINESS   DIRECTORY. 


533 


Paul  Conrad  L.  124  s  Howard 
Popps  John  E.  43  and  45  Ensor 
Pnngsheim  Moritz,  16  s  Frederick 
Rothaes  John,  26  e  Lombard 
Ruppert  Joseph,  215  Eastern  av 
Schmidt  Louis,  54  German 
Speidel  Jacob  F.  14  President. 
Teepe  William,  13  n  Frederick 
Zurliene  Henry,  148  a  Eutaw 

Sash,  Door  &  Blind  Manufacturers. 

Cate  A  men,  n  e  cor  East  Falls  av  and  Fawn 
Maughlin  &  Johnson,  East  Falls  av  and  55  w 

Pratt 
Smith  &  King,  cor  Cathedral  and  John 
Stevens  George  O.  48  w  Pratt 
Wilson  John  W.  &  Son,  s  e  cor  Eutaw  and 

CroBS 

Saw  and  Planing  Mills. 

Abbott  Edwin  A.  City  Block,  next  to  draw- 
bridge 

Buschman  E.  &  Co.  cor  President  at  and  Can- 
ton av 

Cate  Amon,  cor  East  Falls  av  and  Fawn 

Ehrman  &  Bersch,  210  s  Howard 

Ely  &  Golibart,  Hudson  s  e  cor  Lawrence 

Maughlin  &  Johnson,  East  Falls  av.  and  55 
w  Pratt 

Page  George  &  Co.  5  n  Schroeder 

Storck  Adolph,  152  East 

Stow  Thomas  &  Sons,  Uhler's  al 

Tyler  G.  K.  &  Co.  49  w  Pratt 

Scales. 

Fairbanks  &  Co's.  Scales,  warehouse   246  w 

Baltimore. — [Seepage  48  Mvertise7nents.] 
Marden  Jesse,  s  e  cor  Charles  and  Balderston 
Murdoch  Richard,  46  s  Charles 


Seed  Stores, 

Ault  S.  &  Son,  28  s  Calvert 
Maxwell  John,  5  Ensor 
Nimmo  Joseph  C.  140  Lexington 

Sewing  Machines. 

Grover  &  Baker,  181  w  Baltimore 

Shanks  Thomas,  36  n  Greene 

Singer  Manufacturing  improved  Sewing  Ma- 
chine Co.  159  w  Baltimore,  Chas.  A.  Spons- 
ler,  agent 

Walm.sley  &  Bro.  205  w  Baltimore 

Wheeler  &  Wilson,  Wm.  Merrell,  agent,  214 
w  Baltimore 

Ship  Builders  &  Marine  Railways. 

Abrahams  &  Ashcraft,  s  e  cor  Wolfe   and 

Thames 
Abrahams  John  J.  corner  Philpot  and  Thames, 

screw  Dock  Thames  foot  of  Caroline,  office 

58  Philpot 
Beacham  Bros.,  Covington  foot  of  Warren 
Brusster  Henry,  Boston  foot  of  Patuxent 
Booz  &  Bro.  Boston,  Canton 


Cooper  &  Slicer,  s  w  cor  Philpot  and  Wills 
Fardy  John  T.  &  Bro.  foot  of  Montgomery 

and  cor  Hughes  and  Covington 
Goodwin  &  Stevens,  Philpot  near  drawbridge 
Hooper  Edwin  E.  Covington  foot  of  Warren 
Kelly,  Hazen  &.  Co.,  Covington  foot  of  Ham- 
burg 
Linsz  &  Carr,  foot  of  Henry,  s  side  of  basin 
Muiler  James  N.  1  Philpot 
Robb'John  A.  &  Co.  s  e  cor  Thames  and 

Wolfe 
Sanks&   Riggin,  foot  of  Cross  s  side  of  basin 
Skinner  Wra.  &  Sons,  foot  of  Covington,  s 
side  of  basin 

Ship  Joiners. 

Allen  Henry,  Wolfe  near  Aliceanna 

Crookshank  Chas.  S.  lower  end  of  Mill 

Harris  Wm.  D.  44  Philpot 

King  John,  of  Thomas,  115  Smith's  wharf 

Mills  &  Fall,  Covington  foot  of  Montgomery 

Morris  Charles  T.  138  Thames 

Morris  George  W.  21  York 

Simpson  James  T.  &  Benjamin  F.  19  Philpot 

Waggner  Louis,  s  w  cor  Thames  and  Wolfe 

Ship  Smiths. 

Auld  Jos.  H.  102  Washington,  F.  H. 
Bowling  John  L.  intersection  of  Ann,  Thames 

and  Fell 
Collins  George,  Philpot  near  Will 
Cullimore  &  Austin,  1  and  3  Fell 
German  &  Lyles,  145  McElderry's  wharf 
Hergesheinaer  Elijah,  38  Fell  and  Patapsco, 

.  Canton 
Schroeder  Andrew,  6  Thames 
Sherwood  Philip,  17  Philpot 
Townsend  &  Collins,  Philpot 
Van  Nostrand  Wm.  A.,  Screw  Dock 
Waite   Samuel   R.  n   w  cor  Covington   and 

Montgomery 
Yewell.John,  188  Light 


Shipping  Masters. 

Corbett  Emanuel,  over  37  w  Pratt 

Frey  Gauntlet,  103  Thames 

Jones  Robert  H.  over  n  w  cor  Frederick  and 

Pratt 
Kirby,  Hooper  &  Price,  61  Thames 
Peed  John  W.  &  Co.  over   cor  Pratt  and 

Smith's  wharf 

Shipping  Merchants. 

Brauns  F.  L.  &  Co.  s  e  cor  Lombard  and 

Cheapside 
Capron  &  Co.  79  South 
Cooper  Edward  K.  over  s  w  cor  South  and 

Water 
Corner  Jas.  &  Sons,  foot  of  Frederick  st  dock 
Dobbin  &  Co.  34  w  Second 
Eastman  I.  B.  &  Co.  70  w  Lombard 
Fisher  Richard  &  Co.  54  s  Gay 
Fitzgerald  Booth  &  Co.  6  s  Gay 
Foard  &  Rogers,  16  Bowly's  wharf 
Franklin  Lewis  A.  over  59  s  Gay 
Gemmell  Thomas,  44  w  Second 
Gerdes,  Bulling  &  Wehrhane,  143  w  Lombard 
Geyer  C  Wilkins,  122  w  Lombard 
Girvin  J.  M.  23  Spear's  wharf 

jr.  HEXRY   GIKSE,   Commission  Merchant,   *br   the   Mil*   mt   irionr,   Grain,  Seeds,  ^m, 
Rosendale  Cem«nt  and  Caloinod  Pl«at«r  constantly  on  luiud,  !31  Spear's  "Wliaartt- 


534 


BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 


Gittings  Lambert  &  Co.  58  Buchanan's  wharf 

Hall  Amasa  C.  81  Smith's  wharf 

Hall  &  Loney,  56  Buchanan's  wharf 

Hand  S.  G.  101  Smith's  wharf 

Hand  Thomas  J.  C  Co.  56  s  Gay,  2d  floor 

Hodges  Benj.  M.,  jr.,  over  s  w  cor  Gay  and 

Lombard 
Hooper  J.  &  Co.,  Commercial  buildings,  cor 

Gay  and  Lombard 
Howell  Wm.  &  Son,  CO  s  Gay 
Hughes  John,  under  Corn  Exchange,  n  wcor 

South  and  Wood 
Jenkins  Hugh  &  Co.  18  w  Second 
Johnson  Samuel  M.  &  Co.  cor  Towson  and 

Nicholson,  L.  P.  and  12  O'Donnell's  wharf 
Katz  &  Leupold,  17  German 
Kidder  Camillus,  16  Bowly's  wharf 
Kirkland,  Chase  &  Co.  83  and  85  Smith's 

wharf 
Knox  &  Co.  125  Smith's  wharf 
Leslie  Robert,  61  s  Gay 
Lurman  &  Co.  31  s  Charles 
Matthews  Thomas  R.  &  Son,  18  Bowly's  whf 
Morehead  James,  49  Hanover 
Murguiondo  Prudencio  De,  59-s  Gay 
O'Hern  M.  P.  &  Co.  24  w  Second 
Pendergast  Chas.  &  Son,  77  Smith's  wharf 
Phillips  Samuel  &  Co.  95  South 
Perot  Wm.  H.  over  n  w  cor  Gay  and  Pratt 
Rhoads  Willard  &  Son,  cor  Smith's  wharf 

and  Pratt 
Schumacher  A.  &  Co.  6  s  Charles 
Small  Wm.  Sf  Edward,  93  Smith's  wharf 
Spence  &  Reid,  5  Spear's  wharf 
Stabler  E.  jr.,  &  Co.  23  South 
Tesdorpf  Sf  Siebert,  63  Exchange  place,  up 

stairs 
Tucker  R.  &  H.  R.  56  s  Gay,  up  stairs 
Vocke  Claas  &  Co.  116  s  Charles 
Von  Kapff  &  Arens,  22  German 
Wambei-sie  Eugene  C.  63  s  Gay 
Whitridge  Thomas  &  Co.  22  and  24  Bowly's 

wharf 
Wright,  Maxwell  &  Co.  over  18  Second 
Yates  Joseph  C.  &  Co.  over  n  w  cor  Gay  and 

Pratt 


Shirt  Manufacturers. 

Adams  T.  W.  171  w  Baltimore 
Betton  Thomas  W.  259  w  Baltimore 
Danskin  &  Co.  155  w  Baltimore 
Donahue  Richard,  240  w  Baltimore 
Freidenreich  Leon, 332  w  Baltimore 
Lauer  Lewis  &  Co  283  w  Baltimore 
Magee  Wm.  P.  60  n  Eutaw 
Raymond  &  Burton,  38  w  Baltimore 
Towles  Wm.  P.  &  Bro.  145  w  Baltimore 


Shoe  Findings. 

Ault  Samuel  &  Son,  28  s  Calvert 
Bolgiano  John,  28  s  Calvert 
Coakley  &  Bro.  18  s  Calvert  • 
Darraugh  Daniel  Sf  Co.  12  s -Calvert 
Larrabee  Ephraim   &  Sons,  20  s  Calvert 
Maxwell  Joim,  5  Ensor 
Roque  Francis,  19  Harrison 
Solze  John  A.  312  w  Pratt 
Slehli  Anthony,  27  Harrison 
Stevens  David,  jr.  22  Water 


Show  Cards. 

Roach  J.  J.  over  219  w  Baltimore 
Shriver  Henry  C.  over  234  w  Baltimore 
Quartley  C.  276  w  Baltimore 

Silk  Weavers. 

Towles,  Brother  &  Tallerman,  1  Carroll  hall, 

up  stairs 

Silver  Platers. 

Burgess  Caleb  H.,  cor  Fayette  and  Sharp 

Burgess  John,  100  w  Fayette 

Campbell  Archibald,  13  Light 

Campbell  Samuel  K.  17  Light 

Churchill  Lorey,  10  Mercer 

Gallissaire  John,  7  St.  Paul 

Gordon  George  B.  over  46  Holiday 

Gosnell  John  T.,  Liberty  nr  Baltimore 

Greshoff  F.  A.  2  s  Charles 

Knipe  Jacob,  41  n  Frederick 

Lange  R.  91  Lexington 

Rosendorn  Francis,  Wine  al  nr  Light 

Sauter  P.  &  Bro.  20  s  Sharp 

Sawkins  Frederick  A.  over  24  s  Liberty 

Seeger  Jacob,  23  German 

Waubel  John,  191  Light 

Silversmiths. 

Adams  George  C.  173  Rabei^ 

Kirk  Samuef  &  Sons,  172  w  Baltimore 

Warner  A.  E.  sr.  10  n  Gay 

Soap  and  Candle  Manufacturers. 

Armstrong  Janves  &.  Co.  Concord  betw  Lom- 
bard and  Pratt 
Faringer  Charles,  5   Liberty  al,  and  14  Con- 
stitution.— (See  p.  38  Advertisements.) 
Graham  John,  s  w  cor  Caroline  and  Canton  av 
Kimberly  Bros.  28  Buren  and  51  w  Pratt 
Kimberly  Harry,  27  and  29  Buren 
Lipps  &  Vogel,  Calverton  road  nr  Baltimore 
Smith  &  Curlett,  cor  Holiday  and  Pleasant 
Webb  Charles  &  James  &  Co,  136  Ensor 

Steamship  Lines. 

Baltimore  and  Philadelphia  Steam  Co.  3  Light 

St.  whf,  J.  Alex.  Shriver,  agent 
Baltimore  Steam  Packet  Co.  s  end  Concord, 

Union  dock,  M.  N.  Falls,  agent 
Baltimore   and  Susquehanna  Steam  Co.   fbot 

West   Falls   av,  Joseph  Jas.  Taylor,  agent 
Boston  Steamship  Line,  foot  Long  dock,  Am- 
•  brose  L.  Huggms,  agent 
Individual  Enterprise  Steamboat  Co.  Light-st 

whf,  foot  Camden 
New  York  and  Baltimore  Transportation  Line, 

office  3  Light-st  wharf,  J.    Alex.  Shriver, 

agent 
Norfolk  Steamboat  Co.  lowerend  Union  dock, 

Moore  N.  Fails,  president 
Powhatan    Steamboat  Co.   5  Light-st  whf,  J. 

Brandt,  jr.  agent 
Washington,    Alexandria    and     Georgetown 

Steam  Packet  Co.   56  Commerce,  Charles 

Worthington,  agent 


GEO.  S.  PAGE  &  BRO..  Mnnuractwrers    of  Roofs   and   Roofing   Materials,  111    Smith's 
Wluurf.     C.  HART  SBHTH,  Agent. 


BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 


535 


steam  Planing  Mills. 

Buschman  E.  &  Co.  cor  President  and  Can- 
ton av 

Ehrman  &  Bersch,  210  s  Howard 

Gelston  Hugh  D.  197  s  Caroline 

Maughlin  &  Johnson,  n  e  cor  East  Falls  av 
and  Stiles,  and  warehouse  55  w  Pratt 

Rouse  Rudolph,  jr.  336  Eastern  av 

Smith  &  King,  Cathedral  nr  John 

Wilson  John  W.  &  Son,  s  e  cor  Eutaw  and 
Cross 

'Steam  and  Water  Heating. 

Basshor  Thomas  C.  &  Co.  (also  low-pressure 
steam  heating  and  steam  gauges,)  26  Light 
Bentley  Charles  W.  25  s  Front 

Stencil  Cutters. 

Cesati  Angelo,  115}^  w  Lombard 

Storage  Warehouses. 

Willis  H.  Newton,  1  to  4  and  7  to  12  O'Don- 
nell's  wharf 

Stove  Dealers. 

Bechtel  John  W.  92  n  Eutaw 

Bell  George,  22  n  Republican 

Bibb  &  Co.  39  Light  ^ 

Collins,  Heath  &  Hutchinson,  22  Light 

Cunningham   &   Cochran,  55  s   Calvert,  and 

Cheapside  e  of  Lombard 
Dailey  A.  &  Bro.  759  w  Baltimore 
Feichtman  S.  (Fileman,)  80  n  Eutaw 
Geiger  Edmund  L.  H.  88  n  Howard 
Getze  Augustus,  28G  n  Gay 
Hayward,  Bartlett  &  Co.  24  Light 
Hutchinson  Brothers,  14  Light 
Letmate  Wm.  George,  59  Penna.  av 
McAvoy  Hugh  L.  14  Light 
Meyer  G.  &  Co.  505  w  Baltimore 
Norris  Thomas,  45s  Calvert 
Ohm  H.  Philip,  66  s  Sharp 
Oldershaw  John  B.  217  w  Pratt 
Orenschall  Henry  C.  505  w  Baltimore 
Richards  Joshua  H.  442  w  Baltimore 
Sexton  S.  B.  &  Co.  Ill  w  Lombard 
Sindail  &  Shorey,  2  w  Pratt 
Stewart  Joseph  W.  369  w  Baltimore 
Stran  Wm.  H.  &  Co.  s  e  cor  Light  and  Lom- 
bard 
Theiss  Conrad,  82  Pearl 
Weatherby  J.  &  Sons,  40  and  42  Light 
Weiskittel    Anton,  302,  304,   306    and    308 

Aliceanna 
Wolf  Edmund,  n  e   cof  Light  and  Lombard 

Steam  Sugar  Befineries. 

Chesapeake  Sugar  Refinery,  4  and  5  O'Don- 

nell's  wharf 
Dougherty,  Woods  &  Co.  n  e  cor  Lombard 

and  Concord 
Maryland   Steam  Sugar  Refining  Co.,  F.  W. 

Brune  &  Sons,  agents,  O'Donnell's  whf 


White  &  Elder,  agents  for  Chesapeake  Sugar 
Refinery,  Grocers'  Exchange,  cor  Exchange 
ace  and  Commerce 

Surveyors. 

Bryson  Gilbert  H.,City  Hall 

Dawson  Wm.  H.  n  ecor  St.  Paul  and  Fayette 

Bouldin  Owen  &  Bro.  over  11  North 

DuffCapt.  Henry,  37  Fell 

Templeman  Richard  W.  48  Lexington 

Tailors'  Trimmings. 

Buschman  Victor  H.  2  Hanover 
Harrington  &  Bogue,  over  n  e  cor   Baltimore 

and  Charles 
Lohse  &   Bro.  n  e   cor  Eastern   and  Central 

avenues 
Moore  Robert  &  Bro.  233  w  Baltimore 
Moore  S.  &  R.  G.  6  s  Charles 

Tanners. 

Appold  George  &  Sons,  North  near  Madison 
Bayfield  &  Gregg,  s  e  cor  Holiday  and  Centre 
Heald  John  H.  &  Co.  s  e  cor  North  and  Mad- 
ison 
Klees  Henry  &  Sons,  15  Saratoga 
Maynard,  Ely  &  Rose,  46  s  Calvert 
Musgrave  James,  103  n  Front 
Pasquay  &  Germundt,  5  Harrison 
Seiway  Robert,  14  s  Calvert 
Sewell  Thomas  &  Sons,  485  Penna  av 
Voight  Wm.  August,  348  Light 

Tea  Dealers. 

Gillet  George  M.  &  Co.  56  s  Gay 

Gillet  Martin  &  Co.  38  w  Lombard 

Habersham  &  Barrett,  53  Exchange  place 

Huhn  &  Tyson,  n  w  cor  Eutaw  and   Fayette 

Pearson  George,  5  n  Liberty 

Reese  Charles  &  Co.   cors.  Eutaw,  Garden 

and  Fayette 
Reese  George  H.  Sf  Bros.  207  and  209  w  Pratt 
Reitz  Henry  L.  Sf  Sons,  93  Hanover 
Sanders  George  &  Co.  65  Exchange  place 
Shealer  John,  184  n  Exeter 
Stabler  Jordan,  214  w  Lombard 
Watts  G.  S.  &  Co.  Is  Calvert 


Telegraphs. 

American   Telegraph   Co.  s  w  cor   Baltimore 

and  South 
Fire  Alarm  and   Police  Telegraph,  at  the  old 

City  Hall,  Holiday  near  Saratoga 
Independent  Telegraph  Co.  21  South 
People's  Telegraph  Co.  23  South 
Western  Maryland  Telegraph  Co.  21  South, 

J.  N.  Worl,  president 

Tin  and  Sheet  Iron  Workers. 

Bell  George,  22  n  Republican 

Cole  &  FVey,  1  n  Exeter 

Crout  Hezekiah,  48  Pennsylvania  avenue 

Dailey  S(  Brother,  759  w  Baltimore 

Evans  John,  18  w  Baltimore 

Ewalt  Samuel  A.  519 1^  w  Baltimore 

Feichtman  S.  80  n  Eut~aw 


WM.  P.  WEBB,  Marine,  Fire  and  ]Lilfe  Insurance  Agent  and  Broker.    Agent  «'  Mutual 
Benefit  Life  Insui-ance  Co.,  Newark,  N.  J.,"  89  Second  Street. 


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BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 


Geddes  James  H.  62  Holiday 

Felthouse  Wm.  H.  62  Hamburg 

Foss  Charles  M.  10  n  Eutaw 

Geiger  Edmund  L.  H.  88  n  Howard 

Getze  Augustus,  286  n  Gay 

Gluck  Wm.  79  and  81  n  Gay 

Gormley  John,  Paca  near  German 

Gruber  Jacob, 200  s  Sharp 

Hand  Thomas  B.  33  e  Baltimore 

Hanson  Peter,  32  e  Baltimore 

Helm  John  F.  52  s  Calvert 

Heiser  Lewis  R.  Gravel  al,  rear  of  9  Mulberry 

Herrlich  Charles,  17  and  19  n  Second 

Hetzel  John  G.  74  n  Howard 

Hopkins  Franklin,  86  s  Broadway 

Hopkins  John,  4  Broadway 
Kines  &  Bro.  cor  William  and  Harden's  ct 
Keen  &  Haggerty,  37  and  39  s  Calvert 
Koch  Jacob,  240  Hanover 
LineweaverGeo.  W.  cor  Eutaw  and  Baltimore 
Letmate  Wm.  Geo.  69  Pennsylvania  avenue 
Lissberger  D.  &  Brother,  8  Camden 
Loney  fy  Brother,  156  n  Gay 
Lloyd  Reuben,  136  n  Eutaw 
McCahan  D.  L.  &  Co.  s  w  cor  Pratt  and  Car- 
oline 
Mills  Ezekiel,  385  w  Baltimore 
Moxley  William,  1  Dover 
Ness  Alfred  S.  &  Co.  30  s  Calvert 
Osier  Emanuel  P.  6  s  Paca 
Parkinson  &  Brown,  58  North 
Reip  Alfred  H.335  w  Baltimore 
Reip  Lawrence  J.  28  n  Paca 
Ruth  &  Brother,  318  Aliceanna 
Schaeffer  Allen  G.  144  n  Gay 
Schaffer  Wm   H.  128  Pennsylvania  av 
Schoenberg  &  Co.  126  Forrest 
Stoffel  Henry,  164  s  Fremont 
Taylor  &  Waterworth,  467  W  Lexington 
Thaler  George,  106  Franklin 
Theiss  Conrad,  82  Pearl 
Treusch  Phillipina,  236  s  Broadway 
Watson  Wm.  H.  48  w  Baltimore 
White  Henry  E.  &  Brothers,  175  Franklin 

Tobacco  and  Cigars— RetaiL 

Abbott  Wm.  238  s  Broadway 

Alexander  Meyer,  242  w  Pratt 

Austermuhle  Henry,  45  w  Pratt 

Baldwin  John  F.  98  n  Gay 

Barker  Wm.  K.  265  w  Pratt 

Berry  N.  E.  63  w  Pratt 

Bird  E.  Carrere,  28  w  Pratt 

Bixler  Louis  A.  102  n  Howard 

Black  Samuel,  188  w  Pratt 

Boone  John  H.  D.  1  Second 

Boring  John  T.  13  Columbia 

Bowers  Thomas  M.  74  w  Pratt 

Brian  Arthur  L.  22  w  Second 
Bringmann  William,  18  s  Sharp 
Brock  M.  244  w  Baltimore 
Brown  &  Lehr,  9  w  Baltimore 
Bryan  &  Brother,  Second  near  Gay 
Buehler  William,  182  Franklin 
Burke  Amos,  184  Lexington 
Castine  Emanuel  M.  10  s  Gay 
Catsenstein  Moses,  24  w  Baltimore 
Cohen  &  Weisbein,  21  w  Fayette 
Crowley  Wm.  S.  123  n  Gay 
Gumming  Wm.  A.  189  w  Baltimore 
Cutaiar  Francis,  427  Saratoga 


Dellevie  Samuel,  20  w  Pratt 
Demitz  Henry  F.  llSi^  Light-st  wharf 
Dillahunt  John  G.  167  e  Baltimore 
Doub  Ezra  R.  1  n  Calhoun 
Duering  Charles  S.  39  n  Eutaw 
Eichelberger  J.  F.  139  Franklin 
Einstein  Samuel,  195  w  Pratt 
Erek  Wm.  H.s  e  cor  German  and  Sharp 
Fenderich  Bros.  155  Forrest  and  49  South 
Fisher  Wm.  H.  n  w  cor  Greene  and  Lexing- 
ton 
Forsyth  Jarrett  M.  103  n  Paca 
Fox  Hiram  E.  187  w  Baltimore 
Frizzell  Richard  T.    n  e  cor  Baltimore    and 

Fremont 
Franck  Geo.  G.  &  Son,  97  w  Biddle       • 
Fulton  James,  102  Ross 
Gehrmann  Julius  &  Co.  83  n  Gay 
Gettier  Wm.  P.  25  w  Pratt 
Goldsmith  Aaron  L.  8  w  Baltimore 
Graham  Andrew,  337  n  Gay 
Granger  Wm.  H.  117  n  Howard 
Grauer  Samuel,  646  w  Baltimore 
Gregory  H.  D.  cor  Hughes  Quay  and  Light 
Gregory  Joseph  H.  D.  201  Light 
Hadaway  Wm.  H.  63  Camden 
Hanna  Wm.  7  n  Calvert  and   n  w  cor  Balti- 
more and  St.  Paul 
Harrison  P.  H.  41  Clay 
Hewell  Lewis,  73  Hanover 
Herman  John  T.  195  Lexington 
Hewell  Lewis,  162  n  Gay 
Hickman  Washington,  208  e  Fayette 
Holmes  John,  21  s  Calvert 
Holtzman  Wm.  6  s  Greene 
Hunckel  Philip,  24  s  Charles 
Hyams  Solomon,  33  Courtland 
James  Gilbert  C.  s  w  cor  Lombard  and  High 
James  Robert  M.  97  w  Lombard 
Johnson  Wm.  &  Bro.  21  Centre  Market  sp 
Johnston  James,  135  North 
KerckhofTG.  n  w  cor  Lexington  and  Liberty 
Kelly  Henry  W.  59  s  Broadway 
Kerner  John  F.  43  e  Baltimore 
Kunckel  Philip,  24  s  Charles 
Knipschild  Augustus,  n  w  cor  Fayette  and 

Harrison 
Lambrecht  Chas.  s  e  cor  Pratt  and  Albemarle 
Leffer  Charles,  353  n  Gay 
Liebman  &  Dellevie,  n  w  cor  Gay  and  Fayette 
Lindsey  &  Garyey,  106  w  Lombard 
Mages  Nicholas,  1  s  Frederick 
Mahr  Henry  G.  77  w  Fayette 
Marriott  George  H.  M.  269 Saratoga 
Maydwell  John  C.  21  Penna.  av 
McCarty  &  Bro.  9  St.  Paul 
McCauley  Charles,  155  Forrest 
Mieller  John,  12  n  Liberty 
Morehead  Samuel,  222  Franklin 
Mueller  Frederick,  s  e  cor  German  and  Liberty 
Muthert  J.  R.  A.  15  Penna.  av 
Myers  Humphrey,  113  Franklin 
Norris  &  Dulaney,  46  n  Eutaw 
Nyburg  S.  S.  31  n  Howard 
Oppelt  Edmund,  42  n  Greene 
Parlett  Noah  E.  881^  Light-st  wharf 
Paul  William,  451  w  Baltimore 
Pottgiesser  Henry,  124  n  Fremont 
Pridgeon  Johnson,  s  w  cor  Baltimore  and  Lib- 
erty 
Requardt  John  J.  s  c  cor  Lombard  and  Centre 

Market  space 
Requardt  John  F.n  w  cor  Baltimore  and  Calvert 


J.  HKSTRY  GIESE,   Commlgnion  lUercIiant,   for  tKe  sale   of  Flour,  Grain,  Seeds,  dec 
Rosendale  Cement  and  Calcined  Plaster  constantly  on  hand,  131  Spear's  WTiarf. 


BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 


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Richardson  John,  30  w  Pratt 
Richardson  John,  70  w  Pratt 
Roberts  Charles,  141  Lexington 
Sauner  John  H.  64  s  Howard 
Schley  John  G.  cor  Gay  and  Front 
Schmink,  Eehrens  &  Co.  14  North 
Schroeder  Joseph,  s  e  cor  Baltimore  and  Fred- 
erick 
Seidenstricker  John  W.  312  n  Gay 
Smith  Frederick,  15  e  Baltimore 
Smith  Henry,  770  w  Baltimore 
Smith  John  C.  155>^  w  Baltimore 
Snyder  &  Strausburg,  1201^  s  High 
Southcomb  A.  L.  n  w  cor  Broadway  and  Bank 
Spreehe  Adolph,  574  w  Baltimore 
Stemple  Julius,  s  e  cor  Holiday  and  Fayette 
Strobel  Henry,  221  s  Broadway 
Sutro  Emanuel  S.  123  w  Baltimore 
Taylor  Elias,  50  w  Pratt 
Thorner  Andrew  H.  6  Light-st  wharf 
Timbs  John  C.  249  e  Baltimore 
Tinken  George  A.  F.  88  Hanover 
Uhl  Francis  A.  41  Centre  Market  space 
Wartman  John  C.  6  Eutaw  House 
Webb  Nathan  &  Bro.  148  w  Pratt 
Webb  Samuel  M.  9  n  Liberty- 
Webb  Thomas  N.  s  e  cor  Madison  and  Garden 
Westerich  Charles,  cor  Franklin  and  State 
Zimmerman  George  H.  216  w  Fayette 

Tobacco   Dealers   and  Manufactu- 
rers—Wholesale. 

Armistead,  Riggs  &  Co.  39  s  Gay 

Austermuehle  Henry,  45  w  Pratt 

Beck  &  Bachman,  113  and  115  w  Lombard 

Belt,  Bowie  &  Co.  over  1  EUicott 

Belt  Trueman  &  Sons,  1  EUicott 

Berry  N.  E.  over  63  w  Pratt 

Bolenius  G.  H.  n  w  cor  Charles  and  Pratt 

Bonn  Anthony  S.  &  Co.  172  w  Pratt 

Brinckmeyer  Charles,  41  w  Baltimore 

Coffroth  &  Miller,  330  w  Baltimore 

Courtney  &  Son,  65  a  Gay 

Cromer  Thomas  W.  341  w  Baltimore 

Dade  &,  Dorsey,  128  s  Charles 

De  Ford  Charles  D.  &.  Co.  37  s  Gay 

De  La  Mar  C.  M.  96  w  Lombard 

Dittman  Harman,  over  593^2  ^  Charles 

Etchison  &  Doraey,  104  s  Charles 

Finley  Francis,  s  e  cor  Exchange  place  and 

South 
Prick  &  Ball,  57  Exchange  place 
Gail  G.  W.  &  Ax,  28  Barre.— [See  MvertUe- 

ment  in  front  of  Business  Directory.] 
Gephart  John,  jr.  320  w  Baltimore 
Gieske  &  Nieman,  120  s  Charles 
Goldsmith  E.  20  s  Charles 
Grove  Francis,  159  Franklin 
Hall  Thomas  I.  &  Co.  over  143  w  Pratt 
Hamilton  George  W.  112  Pratt  between  Com- 
merce and  South 
Hay  John  C.  &  Co.  4  w  Pratt 
Heald  Jacob  Sf  Co.  58  and  60  s  Gay 
Klein  &  De  Bois,  30  s  Frederick 
Mantz  William  H.  401  w  Baltimore 
Lamping  William  &  Co.  89  s  Charles 
May  &  Brother,  32  n  Charles 
Marriott  &^ould,  35  South 
Middleton*  Dorsey,  126  w  Pratt 
Mitchell  Oliver  &  Co.  53  w  Pratt 
Montell  James  E.  58  Exchange  place 
Moorehead  John  &  Brother,  14  n  Howard 


Morse  &  Martin,  over  2  s  Charles 

Myers  William  H.  over  5  Water 

Navy  George  W.  6  Water 

Neimyer  &  Fowler,  26  s  Howard 

Newell  Peter,  176  w  Pratt 

Parlett  B.  F.  Sf  Co.  92.Lombard  and  5  Water 

near  South 
Pleasants  John  P.  Sf  Sons,  52  South 
Rosenfeld  Simon  &  Co.  20  s  Gay 
SeemuUer  A.  Sf  Sons,  55  Exchange  place 
Sisson  William  P.  60  South 
Starr  Robert,  27  s  Calvert 
Waters  Charles  R.  128  s  Charles 
Watts  G.  S..  .Sj-  Co.  1  s  Calvert 
Welsh  William  &  Sons,  27  s  Gay,  cor  Second 
Wilkens  H.  &  Co.  181  w. Pratt 

Trimmings,  Laces,  &c. 

Behn  Henry,  77  n  Howard 
Bonney  Elias,  147  w  Baltimore 
Cowman  &  Brother,  58  n  Howard 
Cowman  &  Co.  71  Lexington 

Tin  Plate  and  Metals. 

Fuller  William,  29  Light 
Lissberger  D.  &  Bro.  8  Camden 
Oudesluys  Charles  L.  57  s  Gay 
Parker  E.  L.  &  Co.  83  s  Charles 
Pope  &  Cole,  75  Smith's  wharf 
Pratt  E.  &  Bro,  27  and  29  s  Charles 
Stanley  &  Co.  30  Light 

Toilet  Articles,  &c. 

Croyeau  Augustin,  171  w  Baltimore 
Deville  &  Bourguet,  141  w  Baltimore 
Swayne  B.  B.  3'6  n  Charles 
Harper  Eliza,  67  n  Eutaw 
Hutzler  Moses,  23  n  Eutaw 
Hutzler  M.  &  Son,  71  n  Howard 
Mann  Ernest,  63  w  Baltimore 
McDonnuU  &  Co.  65  n  Howard 
Munder  Theophilus,  139  Lexington 
Rogers  Jason,  2.37  Lexington 
Seibert  Edward,  45>^  w  Baltimore 
Trible  John  E.  223  w  Baltimore 

Trunks,  Valises,  Carpet  Bags,  &c. 

Braul  Wm.  286  w  Pratt 

Gaither  Greenbury,  173  w  Pratt 

Hunt  Samuel,  202  w  Baltimore 

Jameson  John  W.  90  n  Howard 

Jenkins  M.  W.  10  South 

Lilly  Richard,  7  s  Calvert 

McGee  John,  35  w  Fayette,  and  basement 

Carroll  Hall 
Mercer  Luther  O.  334  w  Baltimore 
O'Brien  James,  7  b  Calvert 
Schuchmann  «fc  Heim,  1  Centre  Market  space 
Schultz  Ernest,  basement  s  e  cor  Charles  and 

Baltimore,  and  2  Cider  al 
Shoemaker  Geo.  5  s  Sharp 
Thumm  Jacob  F.  149  Franklin 
Toner  John,  127  Franklin 
Van  Nortwick  John  V.  D.  259  w  Baltimore 

Turners. 

Gettier  Henry,  237  w  Biddle 
Griee  John  G.  15  Grant 


G£0.  S.  PAGG  Si  BRO.,  Manufacturers    of  Rooft   and   Roofing   Materials,  111   Smith's 
Wixarf,    C.  HART  SSIXTH,  Agent. 


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BUSINESS   DIRECTORY. 


McLain  Wm.  H.  46  Holiday 

Short  John  H.,  Uhler  al.  near  Charles 

Storck  Adolph,  152  East 

Thomas  Joseph  &.  Son,  Clay  near  Park 

Type  Founders, 

Lucas  Henry  A.  7  Bank  la 

Ryan  &  Ricketts,  over  114  w  Baltimore 

Umbrella  and  Parasol  Manufac- 
turers. 

Ahrans  Caroline,  33  e  Lombard 
Banchardt  Wm.  75  n  Eutaw 
Beck  Frederick,  121  w  Baltimore 
Beehler  Francis,  235  w  Baltimore 
Corbett  Isaac,  93  w  Baltimore 
Derlin  Charles,  14  s  Sharp 
Harris  Georsje  M.  6  e  Baltimore 
Millikin  J.  H.  &  Son,  267  w  Baltimore 
Peck  Frederick,  121  w  Baltimore 
Pool  Geo.  T.  432  w  Baltimore 
Rombach  Peter,  61  n  Eutaw 

Undertakers. 

Armstrong  Wm.  cor  Light  and  Montgomery 

Blackiston  &  Green,  562  \v  Baltimore 

Cronjwell  Geo.  H.  46  e  Broadway 

Godey  Thomas,  54  Hanover 

Green  Henry,  Baltimore  near  Fremont 

Hughes  John  &  Son,  65  s  Broadway 

Jenkins  Henry  W.  16  Light 

Loane  Joseph,  568  w  Baltimore 

McCoull  George  C.  131  Saratoga 

Meacher  John  S.  67  s  Paca 

Mears  Edward  A.  F.  6  e  Baltimore 

Rodenmayer  George  C.  38  Ensor 

Spence  George  W.  14  Holland 

Teufel  John,  283  w  Pratt 

Wakely  James  P.  42  Edeii 

Weaver  Jacob,  21  and  23  Ross 

Weaver  John  H.  22  w  Fayette 

Upholsterers. 

Bosson  &  Rubens,  19  n  Eutaw 

Crook  Walter,  jr.  220  w  Baltimore 

Griffith  Wm.  H.  13  n  Gay 

Herring  Origonal,  80  w  Baltimore 

Holland  Wm.  72  n  Howard 

Mann  Bros.  121  Hanover 

Martin  &  Bevans,  n  e  cor  Calvert  and  Lovely 

lane 
Michael  &  Bro.  122  w  Baltimore 
Muller  Louis,  110  w  Baltimore 
Shryock  Henry  S,  &  Son,  6  s  Calvert 
Sinclair  &  Purvis,  5  n  Charles 

Variety  Stores. 

Ady  James,  159  s  Sharp 

Agan  Eliza,  17  Pennsylvania  av 

Gude  Henry  B.  359  w  Baltimore 

Jordan  Francis,  54  w  Pratt 

Ohiendorf  Wm.  G.  86  n  Howard 

Torney  John  H.  192  w  Pratt 

Weil  Asher,  14  Centre  Market  space 

Varnish  Dealers. 
Holloway  George,  sr.,  183  s  Broadway 


Meyer  Aug.  G.  100  Lombard 
Page  George  S.  &  Bro.  (Paraffins,  black  and 
bright,)  111  Smith's  wharf 

Veterinary  Surgeons. 

Asch  Berg  Gustavus  A.  41  Penna  av 
Bishop  T.  B.  157  Park 

Linthicum  Charles  G.,  Saratoga,  between  Eu- 
taw and  Howard 
Pirie  George,  148  Camden 
Thorne  John,  114  n  Front 

Vinegar  Makers. 

Allen  Wm.  237  Franklin 

Dorsey  Samuel  H.  9  President 

Elmer  Lewis,  2  O'Donnell's  wharf 

L'AlIemand  Charles,  62  s  Gay 

Martin  John  L.  93  Elbow  la 

Matthews  Joshua  A.  107  McElderry's  whf 

Watches  and  Jewelry. 

[See  Jewelers.] 

Adams  Samuel,  20  e  Pratt 

Adams  Thomas,  65  McHenry 

Akers  Edward,  65  Charles 

Billin  Wm.  G.  cor  Grant  and  Baltimore 

Bissing  W.  F.  96  w  Baltimore 

Blake  Charles,  217  w  Baltimore 

Brown  Robert,  sr.  158  w  Baltimore  ' 

Brown  William  &  Co.  s  e  cor  Baltimore  and 

Charles 
Canfield,  Brother  &  Co.  229  w  Baltimore 
Castleberg  Jacob,  126  n  Gay 
Clark  Gabriel  D.  cor  Calvert  and  Water 
Drummond  Levin  J.  31  w  Pratt 
Egerton  Calvert,  148  w  Baltimore 
Geary  &  Weale,  177  w  Baltimore 
Gould  James,  169  w  Baltimore 
Groneberg  Edward,  70  e  Baltimore 
Harr  Charles  E.  285  e  Baltimore 
Hoffmeister  John,  78  Pearl 
Holloway  Robert,  118  n  High 
Jatho  Henry,  42)^2  ^  Baltimore 
Kirk  Samuel  &  Son,  172  w  Baltimore 
Klueber  Charles  J.  29  w  Fayette 
Koch  Wm.  over  209  w  Baltimore 
Larmour  &  Co.  10  Light 
Lemkul  Charles,  419  w  Baltimore 
Miller  Alfred  B.  161  w  Baltimore 
Nicklas  Conrad,  470  w  Baltimore 
Nicklas  John,  393  w  Baltimore 
Ostendorf  Alexander,  121  Saratoga 
■Pepar  Charles,  834  w  Baltimore 
Plummer  John  F.  87  n  Gay 
Rieman  A.  H.  161  e  Baltimore 
Rodberg  Simon  J.  120  n  Gay 
Sadtler  P.  B.  &  Sons,  212  w  Baltimore 
Saville  James  H.  110)^  w  Baltimore 
Spear  Alexander  L.  47  w  Baltimore 
Steibel  George  H.  49  Hanover 

VAN  TROMP  JOHN,  (Watch  Case 
Maker,)  over  n  w  cor.  Light  and 
Mercer.  ^ 

Walter  Henry  M.  58  n  Howard 

Webb  George  W.  s  e  cor  Light  and  Baltimore 


WM.  P.  ■WEBB,  Marine,  Fire  ami  Life  Ingnranee  Agent  and  Broker.    Agent  "Mutual 
Benefit  Life  Insurance  Co.,  PTewark.  N.  J.."  89  Second  Street. 


BUSINESS  DIRECTORY. 


539 


Windsor  G.  S.  &  Co.  174  w  Pratt  1 

Woestman  F.  over  127  w  Baltimore 
Wynn  J.  Robert,  282  w  Baltimore 

Weighers. 

Andrew  Charles  &  Co.  5  Spear's  whf 
Gough  Harry  D.  Clive  stock,)  Western  Cattle 

scales 
Harris  Edward  B.  6  Bowly's  wharf 
Judah  David,  61  s  Gay 
Merceret  Louis,  79  Smith's  wharf 
Morton  George  C.  63  s  Gay 

Whips  and  Canes. 

Beck  Frederick,  121  w  Baltimore 
Beehler  Francis,  235  w  Baltimore 
Millikin  J.  H.  &  Son,  267  w  Baltimore 
Peck  Frederick,  121  w  Baltimore 
Saul  Joseph  W.  265  w  Baltimore 

Wig  Makers. 

Croyeau  Augustin,  171  w  Baltimore 
Deville  &  Bourguet,  141  w  Baltimore 
Schillingberger  George,  53  e  Baltimore 

Wire  Workers. 

Balderston  Hugh  &  Son,  12  s  Calvert 
Fowler  Francis,  cor  Fayette  and  Liberty 
Price  Ed.  Mahlon,  58  s  Calvert 
Sheeler  John  B.  82  n  Front 

Wood  Dealers. 

Beachamp  John,  cor  Hughes'  Quay  and  Wil- 

•    liam-st  dock 

Bardroff  &  Erhman,  foot  of  Ann  and  23 

Bennett  &  Son,  foot  of  Broadway,  County  whf 

Carson  &  Spedden  164  Hollins 

Collins  James  B.  88  North 

Crusse  John,  cor  Boston  and  Leakin 

Eagleston  Abram,  cor  Wall  and  Dugan's  whf 

Fenhager  James  C.  143  n  Gay 

Foreman  A.  D.  &  Co.  513  w  Baltimore 

Graham  Peter,  s  e  cor  Boston  and  Chester 

Houck  Anthony  V.  61ii<  n  Eutaw 

Jones  Levin  W.  144  Light 

Johnson  James  H.  3  Jarvis  building,  North 

Kelly  John  W.  Biddle  nr  Cathedral 

Kermode  John,  cor  Howard  and  Henrietta 

Klees  Henry  &  Sons,  15  Saratoga 

Lange  &  Co.  Caroline  between  Lancaster  and 

Aliceanna 
McCullough  J.  G.  n  w  cor  Fremont  and  Pratt, 

and  n  w  cor  Park  and  Fayette 
Onion  Wm.  F.  H.  cor  Lombard  and  Central  av 
Pindell  James  P.  130  Dugan's  wharf 
Segerman  &  Willis,  foot  of  Fell 
Seward  James,  n  w  cor  Chester  and  Aliceanna 
Silverwood  &  Sheckels,  154  n  Central  av 
Sindall  Samuel,  5  n  Republican 
Spedden  Albert,  Hollins  nr  Oregon 
Start  &  Delia,  Hughes'  quay 
Taylor  Jacob  H.  131  Dugan's  whf 
Timanus  John  T.  65  n  Greene 
Travis  Henry,  foot  of  Conway 
Wells  Edward,  108  Light-st  whf 
Wheatley  Nehemiah,  n  e  cor  Aliceanna  and 

Chester 


Wooden  and  Willow  Ware. 

Armiger  Richard,  87  Harrison 

Beebe  Lucius  M.  94  w  Lombard 

Boehm,  Rice  &  Co.  32  s  Calvert       _       ,      . 

Chipman  Gearge,  n  e  cor  Calvert  and  Lombard 

Davis  Henry,  464  w  Baltimore 

Daws  Henry,  464  w  Baltimore 

Dukehart  Joseph  R.  &  Co.  130  w  Baltimore 

Frederick  L.  110  Franklin 

Frederick  and  Reisenwaber,  280  n  Gay 

Gruver  &  Costolay,  120  and  148  Franklin 

Lord  Charles  W.  88  and  90  w  Lombard 

Magne  Horace,  408  to  416  w  Pratt 

Stuart  Wm.  B.  189  East 

Wool  Dealers. 

Baynes  James  &  Son,  Lanvale  road  nr  Green- 
mount 
Klees  Henry  &  Sons,  15  Saratoga 
McKelden  William,  104  s  Charles 
Roby  &  Co.  118  Light-st  wharf 

Wrought  Iron  Tubes. 

Basshor  Thomas  C.  &  Co.  26  Light 


Yeast  Jokers. 


Baker  Henry,  90  Chew 
Cox  John,  110  Mullikin. 

Miscellaneous. 

Alberton  Cotton  Mills,  24  German 

Baltimore  Steam  Laundry,  1  e  Baltimore, 
Christopher  Search,  proprietor 

Baylies  James  L.  (storage  warehouses,)  18 
and  22  Spear's  whf 

Calverton  Carpet  Company,  5  e  Baltimore, 
V.  De  L.  Gelston,  agent 

Corn  and  Flour  Exchange,  77  and  79  South 

Cox  Mrs.  M.  (manufacturer  of  Indian  Vege- 
table Decoction,)  158  e  Baltimore 

Dental  College,  n  e  cor  Hanover  and  Lombard 

Dunnington  William  A.  (steam  plaster  mill,) 
lower  end  of  G.  Hughes,  nr  the  Basin 

Ely  John  N.  (bridge  and  wharf  builder,)  143 
s  Broadway 

Emery  John  B.  (granite  yard,)  s  wcor  How- 
ard and  West 

Eschbach  John  E.  (contractor  for  grading  and 
paving  sewers,  railroads  and  turnpikes,)  of- 
fice basement  of  Chesapeake  Bank 

Fields  Mitchell  B.  (storage  warehouse,)  118 
Spear's  whf 

Fischer  Ernst,  (staves,  hoop  poles,  &c.)  Eu- 
taw nr  Lee 

Flaherty  Edward,  (wharf  builder  and  spar  ma- 
ker,) 168  Bank 

Gouley  Louis,  jr.  (vegetable  medicines,  «&c.,) 
60  w  Baltimore 

Guassoin  Eugene,  Baltimore  and  Cuba  Com- 
pany's smelting  works,  89  n  Broadway^ 

Gunther  Charles,  (grand  stamping  and  pink- 
ing depot,)  22  e  Baltimore 

Koehler  F.  X.  (die  sinker  and  searengraver,) 
11  n  Liberty 

Markell  Charles,  proprietor  Paca  Mills,  set 
cor  Calvert  and  Lombard 


jr.  HENRY  GIESE,  Commission  Merclutut,  for  the  sale   of  Flour,  Gmin,  Seeds,  &o. 
Roaeudole  C«iueut  and  Calcined  Plaster  coiuitantly  on  hand,  HI  Spear's  Wliarf. 


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WOODS' 

STREET    DIRECTORY, 


INCLUDING 


STREETS,    AVENUES,    LANES,    ALLEYS,    COURTS,    WHARVES,    &C. 

IN  THE 

CITY      OF      BA-LTIMORE. 


Explanation —If  you  wish  to  find  the  location  of  any  house,  for  instance,  71  N,  CHARLES-ST.,  on  consult- 
ing the  Street  Directory,  (see  CHARLES  N. )  you  will  observe  65  is  on  the  N.  E.  corner  of  Charles  and  Saratoga, 
sts.,  hence  the  desired  No.  71  will  be  between  Saratoga  and  Pleasant-sts.,  right  hand  Or,  if  you  are  going  up 
Charles-st.  and  wish  to  take  a  cross  street  so  as  to  call,  for  example,  at  103  Park-st.,  examine  the  numbers  on  the 
corners  of  Park-st.,  (see  PARK,  Street  Directory,)  and  you  will  find  95  on  the  corner  of  Park  and  Centre,  then  by 
counting  four  houses  you  arrive  at  the  desired  No.  103,  right  hand. 


Entered,  according  I 


Act  of  Congress,  in  the  year  one  thousand  eight  hundred  aud  sixty-three,  by  John  W. 
Woods,  in  the  Clerk's  office  of  the  District  Court  of  Maryland. 


ABBREVIATIONS. 

al- 

-Alley 

E- 

-East 

pl- 

Place 

TMzr 

av 

— Avenue 

la- 

-Lane 

S-South 

c  - 

-Court 

N- 

-North 

sp- 

Space 

whf— Wharf 

A. 

AISQUITH  CT— from    Aisquith,    rear     of 

Jackson 

ABBOT- 

Bond  to  Broadway, 

N  of  Chew 

ALBEMARLE- 

—going  south  from  11   Plow- 

ABEY  AL— from  Hamburg 

to 

Williamson 

man 

al.  E  of  Charles 

ALBERT  AL- 

-from  Neighbor 

ABRAHAM— from  Harford 

av. 

N  of  Monu- 

ALLEN— going 

south   from   Beason,   E  of 

ment 

Ludlow 

ADAMS- 

-going  west  from  Fremont,  between 

ALLEN'S  AL- 

-going  east  from  48  S  Exeter 

Thompson  and  Lanvale 

ALICEANNA- 

-goinff  east  from  East  Falls 

ADDISO 

V— from  High,  N  of  Hillen 

av.  S  of  Canton  av  " 

AISQUITH— going  north  from 

118  e  Balti- 

.  Left. 

Right 

more 

East  Falls  av 

Left. 

Right. 

Baltimore 

President 
Albemarle 

2 

Fayette 

Exeter 

8 

Comet 
11    Jackson 
19     Holland 

Central  av 

Eden 

Spring 

46 

Douglass 

141 

Caroline 

MuUikin 

170 

177 

Dallas 

78 

58    Orleans 

182 

195 

Bond 

96 

67    Thompson 

198 

215 

Bethel 

83    Jefferson 

212 

225 

Broadway 

130 

Low 

228 

243 

Regester 

150 

123    McElderry 

244 

Ann 

137    Edward 

254 

275 

Durham 

141     Gay 

384 

392 

Wolfe 

166 

145    Monument 

304 

Washington 

200 

177    Madison 

318 

Castle 

240 

217    Chew 

338 

Chester 

298 

257    Eager 

To  East  av 

324 

Stirling 
307    Chase 

ALLUVION— going  east  from  Ridgely,  S  of 
Ostend 

329    Harford  av 

_ 

AMITY, 

(N)- 

from  702  W  Baltimore 

WM.  P.  WSBB,  marine,  Fire  and  I.Ue  Insurance  Agent  and  Broker.    Agent  "Mutual 
Benefit  Ufe  Insurance  Co.,  Newark,  N.  J.,"  89  Second  Street. 


542 


STREET  DIRECTORY. 


BALTIMORE,  (E)— going  east  from  Jones 
Falls 

Left.    Right. 
2  1    Jones  Falls 

14  15    Front 

49  45    High 

54  Temple 

60  73    Exeter 

86  East 

101    Lloyd 
118  Aisquith 

154        159     Central  av 
164        179    Eden 
186        201     Spring 
206        223    Carohna 
220        237     Dallas 
242        253     Bond 
266        273    Bethel 
288        299     Broadway 
314        323    Regester 
332        341    Ann 
364  Wolfe 

Chapel 
Washington 
438  Chester 

472        475    Choptank 
505    Gist 

To  East  av 
BALDERSTON— Crom  Grant  to   Charles,  S 

of  Lombard 
BANK— going  east  from  92  a  Exeter 
Left.    Right. 
2  1     Exeter 

25     Central  av 
18  33     Eden 

44  55    Spring 

63     Caroline 
68  79     Dallas 

72  85    Bond 

82  Bethel 

101     Broadway 
110        119    Regester 

139     Ann 
148        155     Durham 
166         167     Wolfe 
186        185    Chapel 

206     Washington 
238    Castle 
380     Chester 

To  East  av 
BANKERT'S  AL— between    Columbia  and 

Haw 
BANK  LA— going  west  from  8  N  Calvert 
BARCLAY,  LITTLE— from  Truxton 
BARNES— from   Bond   to  Broadway,  S    of 

Eager 
BARNET— going  west  from  54  n  Charles 
BARNEY — going  east  from  Spring  Gardens, 

S  of  Heath 
BARRE— going  west  from    154  Light-st.  whf 
Left.    Right. 

2  1     Light-st.  wharf 

34  35     Charles 

48  57     Hanover 

84  71     Sharp 

Howard 
110  Eutaw 

132        129    L.  Greene 

181     Warner 
236  Fremont 

BARTLETT'S  AL— from  Chesnut 
BAYARD— from  James,  S  of  Wooster 

J.  HKXRY  GIKSG,   Commission  Merchant,   for  tUe  sale   of  Flour,  Grain,  Seeds,  &et 
Rosendole  Cement  and  Calcined  plaster  constantly  on  hand,  ^1  Spear'a  "Wharf. 


AMITY,  (S)— from  679  W  Baltimore 
ANDRE— going  south  froM  Nicholiion,  E  of 

Towson 
ANN,  (N)— going  north   from  332  E  Balti- 
more to  Northern  av 
ANN,  (S)— going  south  from  343  E   Balti- 
more 

Left.     Right. 
2  1    Baltimore 

36  23    Lombard 

64  61     Pratt 

120        115    Gough 

141  Bank 
184  165  Eastern  av 
224  205  Canton  av 
246  229  Aliceanna 
282  263  Lancaster 
269  Thames 
ANTHONY— from   Eden   to  Caroline,  S  of 

Eager 
ANTHONY  CT— E  of  Central  av 
ARCADE  AL— going  west  from  48 N  Eutaw 
ARCH— from  15  Raborg 
ARCHER— from  Columbia,  W  of  Scott 
ARMISTEAD  LA— from  Johnson  to  Light, 

S  of  York 
ARTESIAN,  WATERING  and  BALLAST 

WHF— foot  of  Hughes  . 
ATLANTIC  WHF— foot  of  Patapsco,  Can- 
ton 

B 

BAKER— from  N  Calhoun,  N  of  Gold 
BAKER'S  CT— from  Rock 

BALTIMORE,  (W)— going  west  from  Jonea 
Falls 
Left.    Right. 

1  2  Jones  Falls 

21  Centre  Market  space 

22  Harrison 

41  52  Frederick 

61  70  Gay 

102  Holiday 

115  South 

120  North 

153        154  Calvert 

169  Grant 

185)^  Light 

188  St.  Paul 

229        230  Charles 

259  Hanover 

284  McClellan'e  al 

294        289  Sharp 

301        302  Liberty 

327        328  Howard 

356        363  Eutaw 

391        382  Paca 

425        422  Greene 

442  Pearl 

505        512  Pine 

559        572  Fremont 

639  Callendar  al 

657        680  Poppleton 

679        704  Amity 

705        724  Schroeder 

739  Oregon 

783        708  Republican 

827  Carey 

859        828  Calhoun 

»  868  Strieker 

906  Gilmor 

955        948  Mount 

To  Calverton  road 


STREET   DIRECTORY. 


543 


BEAL'S  CT— from  188  Orleans 

BEAM'S  LA— from  Franklin,   W   of  Pop- 

pleton 
BE  ASON— going  east  from  Ludlow, S  of  Cuba 
BEDFORD  AL— from  Camden  W  of  Charles 
BEL  AIR  AV— Gay  st.  extended 
BELL  AL— from  Davis,  S  of  Centre 
BELT'S  WHF— Fell,  S  of  Thames 
BELVIDERE— from  Jones' Fails  to  Green- 
mount  av 
BENJAMIN— going  south  from   Beason,  E 

of  Prosser 
BENTALOU— going  south  from  Hollins,  W 

of  Smallwood 
BETHEL,  (N)— going  north  from  266  E  Bal- 
timore 

Left.     Right. 
2  1     Baltimore 

Hampstead 
Fayette 
97  Millikin 

107         108    Orleans 
147  Jefferson 

Walker 
143  McElderry 

Monument 
Miliiman 
Madison 
BETHEL,  (S)— going  south  from  871  B  Bal- 
timore 

Left.    Right. 

2  1     Baltimore 

27     Lombard 
64  61     Pratt 

129     Gough 
130  Bank 

161     Bethel 
158         169     Eastern  av 
182        189     Canton  av 
223     AHceanna 
226        249     Lancaster 
Shakspear 
BETHEL  CT— from  Saratoga,  W  of  Gay 
BEVAN— from  80  Henrietta 
BIDDLE,  (W)— going  west  from  Jones'  Falls 
Left.     Right. 

Jones'  Falls 
Belvidere 
Hunter 
Calvert 
St.  Paul 
Morton 
Decker 
Cathedral 
21     Grundy 
55    Bolton 
87     Garden 
115     Eutaw 
135    Morris  al 
140         143     Madison 

153     McCuUoh 
172  Little  Monument 

182        183    Ross 
190  Elder  al 

234  Tessier 

Biddle  al 
Pennsylvania  av 
Walsh 
272        295    George 
BIDDLE,  (E)— going  east  from  Jones'  Falls, 

N  of  Chase 
BIDDLE   AL— from  Biddle,  E  of  Pennsyl- 


BIDDLE  CT^from  Biddle  W  of  Pennsylva- 
nia av 
BINNEY — going  north  from  Denmead's  whf 

to  Hudson,  E  of  Patapsco 
BIRCKHEAD'S  CT— rear  of  N  Sharp,  N  of 

Lexington 
BLOCK— from  Drawbridge  to  Thames 
BLOODGOOD  CT—from"Front,  N  of  Fayette 
BLOOM— from  C»rey,  N  of  Presstman 
BLOOMINGDAfli:  ROAD— from  Frederick 

av  to  Windsor  Mill  road 
BLOOMSBERRY— going  east  from  Light,  S 

of  Heath 
BOLTON— from  53  W  Biddle 
BOLTON  AL— going  from  Townsend,  E  of 

Pennsylvania  av 
BOND,  (N)— going  north  from  242  E  Balti- 
more 

Left.     Right. 

2  1     Baltimore 

30  Hampstead 

66  63     Fayette 

100  Mullikin 

110  87     Orleans 

113    Jefferson 
133     Walker 
211     McElderry 
Monument 
208  Miliiman 

228  Madison 

Willow 
Chew 
219     Abbott 
237     Barnes 
257     Eager 

To  Northrrn  av 
BOND,  (S)— going  south  from  251  E  Baltimore 
Left.     Right.  " 
2  1     Baltimore 

38  Lombard 

82  77     Pratt 

140        125    Gough 
180         157     Bank 
216        197     Eastern  av 
242        231     Canton  av 
266        265    Aliceanna 
302        287     Lancaster 
353    Thames 
BOOTH— from  Oregon  to  Callondar  al  S  of 

Baltimore 
BOSTON  STEAMSHIP  Wi»F— foot  of  Mc- 
Elderry's  whf 
BOSTON— going  S  E  from  Chester  to  East  av 
BOULDIN  AL — going  from  Lanvale,  between 

Penna.  av  and  Division 
BOUNTY  LA— going  east  from  Spring,  S  of 

Baltimore 
BOWLY— from  McElderry 's  whf,  S  of  Pratt 
BOWLY'S  WHF— going  south  from  71  w 

Pratt 
BOWLY'S  WHF— South  and  Bowly,  S  of 

Pratt 
BOYD— from  Fremont,  S  of  Hollins 
BOYLE — going    south   from  Clement,    E    of 

Webster 
BRADENBAUGH  AL— from  Saratoga,  W 

of  Gay 
BRADFORD    AL— from    Townsend,    E    of 

Hospital 
BRAN  NAN  CT— from  L.  Hughes,  between 

Light  and  Charles 
BREWER  AL— going  from  73  W  Hoffman 
BREWER  AL— from  Lanvale  to  Hoffman 


GBO>  S.  PAGK  <Si  BRO>>  Manufnctiirers   of  Roofs  and  Roofing  Materials,  111   Smltb'a 
Wharf.    C.  HART  SBHTH,  Agent. 


544 


STREET  DIRECTORY. 


BROAD  AL— from  77  E  Pratt 
BROADWAY,  (N)  going  north  from  298  E 
Baltimore 
Left.     Right. 
2  Baltimore 

Hampstead 
56  67     Fayette 

66  85    Miillikin 


116 


Orleans  M 


127     Jeffersoi 
Walker 
180  McElderry 

204  Monument 

To  Northern  av 
BROADWAY,  (S)— going  south  from  297  E 
Baltimore 
Left.     Right. 

2  1     Baltimore 

24  37     Lombard 

54  Pratt 

96        103    Gough 
114  Bank 

148  149  Eastern  ar 
182  179  Canton  av 
220  207  Aliceanna 
229  Shakspear 
258  239  Lancaster 
274  253  Thames 
BROADWAY,  LITTLE— from  Lombard,  E 

of  Broadway 
BROWN— from  Charles,  S  of  Cross 
BROWiN'S  WHF— from  57  Thames 
BRUNE— from  327  Franklin 
BRUNSWICK— now  Ryan 
BRYAN'S  CT— from  Little  Hughes,  W  of 

Light 
BUCHANAN'S  WHF— from  37  w  Pratt 
EUREN— going  north  from  N  Front 
BURGUNDY    AL— going  west  from  10  L. 

Paca 
BURKE — going  north  and  south  from  E  Bal- 
timore E  of  Gist 
BUSH — from  James,  S  of  Bayard 
BUTCHER'S  ROW— Pennsylvania  av  ex- 
tended 
BUTLER- from  256  Montgomery 
BYRD— going    south    from    Randall,    W   of 
Johnson 


CABLE — from  Spear's  wharf  to  Commerce, 

S  of  Pratt 
CALHOUN  (N)  going  north  from  858  W 

Baltimore 
CALHOUN  (S)— going  south  from  859  W 

Baltimore 
CALHOUN  AL— from  Pratt,  W  of  Light-st 

wlif 
CALLENDAR— from  639  W  Baltimore  to 

Pralt 
CALVERT  (N)— going  north  from  154  W. 
Baltimore 
Left.     Right. 
4  Baltimore 

12  13    Fayette 

26  27    Lexington 

57     Saratoga 

80  81     Pleasant 

92  Mu'be-ry 

103     Foundry 

138  Franklin 


L^t.     Right. 

101    Monument 
190  Madison 

214  Read 

Eager 
CALVERT  (S)— gSing  south  from  153  W 
Baltimore 
Left.     Right. 

1  4    Baltimore 
26    Mercer 

37  30     Water 

45  44    Lombard 

46  Matthews 
72          63    Pratt 

CALVERT  A L— rear  of  76  Harford  av 
CALVERTON  MILLS— near  Almshouse 
CALVERTON  ROAD— from  Frederick  av 
CAMBRIDGE— going  S  Efrom  Canton  av 
CAMDEN — going  west  from  Light-st.  wharf 
Left.     Right. 

Light-st  wharf 
18  Charles 

42  Hanover 

80  75     Sharp 

100         101     Howard 

125     Eutaw 
150         147     Paca 
CAMDEN  LA— from  Camden,  E  of  Sharp 
CAMDEN  AL— from  Garden,  N  of  Biddle 
CAMEL  AL— going  west  from  Cathedral, N 

of  W  Biddle 
CANNON — going  north  and   south  from  E 

Baltimore,  E  of  Burke 
CANTON— going  north  and  south   from  E 

Baltimore,  E  of  Potomac 
CANTON  A V— going  east  from  Jones'  Falls 
Left.     Right. 

2  Jones'  Falls 
11    Albemarle 

Exeter 
Central  av 
168  Eden 

Spring 
184         191     Caroline 
196        201     Dallas 
208        209     Bond 
228        229    Bethel 
246        251     Broadway 
264        263     Regester 
278        291    Ann 
316        325    Wolfe 
332        345    Chapel 
346        365    Washington 
380        411     Chester 
414  Choptank 

421     Essex 
464        439    Gist 
Burke 
523    Port 
547     Cannon 

To  East  av 
CAREY  (N)  going  north  from  826  W  Balti- 
more 
CAREY  (S)  going  south  from  827  W  Balti- 
more 
CARLTON— from  539  W  Fayette  to  Balti- 
more 
CAROLINE  (N)  going  north  from  206  e  Bal- 
timore 

Left.    Right. 

2  1     Baltimore 

18  19     Hampstead 

Fayette 


Vni.  p.  WEBB,  Marine,  Fire  and  lilfe  Insurance  Agent  and  Broker.    Agent 
Beneat  Life  buuranoe  Co.,  Nenrark,  N.  J.,"  89  Second  Street. 


'Blutnal 


STREET  DIRECTORY. 


545 


Left. 
50 
80 
89 
126 
264 
230 


254 
242 


290 
312 


Left. 
2 
30 
66 

132 


256 
292 


183 
213 


255 

389 


51 

131 
165 
195 
255 

354 


Right. 

Holland 
79    Mullikin 
93     Orleans 
125    Jefferson 
149     McElderry 
Monument 
Milliman 
Madison 
Chew 
Gay 

Anthony 
Eager 
Chase 
Biddle 
To  Northern  av. 
CAROLINE  (S.)  going  south  from  221  e  Bal- 
timore 

Right. 

1     Baltimore 

23     Lombard 

Pratt 

Gough 

Bank 

Eastern  av 
Canton  av 
Aliceanna 
Lancaster 
Thames 
CAROLINE   AL— from   Caroline,   south   of 

Baltimore 
CARROLL— going  south  from  Cross,  W  of 

Nanticoke 
CASTLE— going  north  and  south  from  Balti- 
more, E  of  Washington 
CATHEDRAL— going  north  from  Mulberry 
Left.     Right. 

2  Mulberry 

Fraiiklin 
18  Hamilton 

Centre 
Monument 
Madison 
Richmond 
Read 
Tyson 
Eager 
Tyson 
Chase 
Howard 
Biddle 
John 
Preston 
Hoffman 
Dolphin 
To  Northern  av 
CATHEDRAL    AL— from    Charles,    S    of 

Frankhn 
CECIL— from  144  Lee 

CEDAR  AL— from  Hoffman,  E  of  Penna.  av 
CENTRAL  AV  (N.)  going  north  from  154  e 
Baltimore 


102 

148 


15 


61 

111 

141 
147 
327 
221 
359 


Left. 


34 
40 

68 
82 
108 
154 


Right. 

Baltimore 
1     Hampstead 
Fayette 
Jackson 
41     Holland 
43     May 

Mullikin 
75    Orleans 
107     Jefferson 
147     McElderry 


203 


254 
300 


44 


128 


164 


L^.    Right. 

168  Edward 

195    Monument 

Gay 
135    Madison 

St.  James 
265     Chew 
289     Eager 
Chase 
To  Hoffman 
CENTRAL  AV  (S.)  going  south  from  157  e 
Baltimore 
Left.     Right. 
2  1     Baltimore 

13    Watson 
Lombard 
Granby 
Pratt 
Stiles 
Gough 
Fawn 
161     Bank 

To  Lancaster 
CENTRE    (W.)-going  west   from   Jones' 
Falls 
Left.    Right. 

Jones'  Falls 
1     Holiday 
2  23     North 

Davis 
48  51     Calvert 

60  67    St.  Paul 

78  Charles 

Cathedral 
Plover  al 
Park 
100  Howard 

CENTRE  (E.)— going  east  from  Jones'  Falls 

to  French 
CENTRE  MARKET  SPACE— going  south 

from  19  w  Baltimore 
CENTRE  AL— from  Fayette,  w  of  Howard 
CHAPEL— going  north  and  south  from  Bal- 
timore, E  of  Wolfe 
CHAPEL  AL— from  Mulberry,  E  of  Park 
CHAPPELL— from  Penna.  av  extended 
CHARLES    (N.)  going  north   from   228  w 
Baltimore 
Left.     Right. 

Baltimore 
Fayette 
■     Lexington 
Barnet 
55     Saratoga 
85     Pleasant  ' 

101     Mulberry 
Franklin 
123     Hamilton 
131     Centre 

147     Mount  Vernon  place 
183     Madison 

Read 
233     Eager 

To  Northern  av 
CHARLES  (S.)  going  south  from  229  W 
Baltimore 
Left.     Right. 

1  Baltimore 

14     German 
45  46    Lombard 

55  Balderston 

84    Pratt 
Camden 


2 
12 

32 

521^ 

86 


124 
140 


240 


101 


J«  HKNRT  6IESK,   Commiasion  Itlercliant,   for   the   sale   of  Floiir,   Grnin,  Seeds,  &c, 
Roseudale  Cement  and  Calcined  Plaster  constantly  on  hand,  21  Spear's  IVharf. 

35 


546 


STREET   DIRECTORY. 


Left.    Right. 

124     Conway 
155         160     Barre 
185  Lee 

201         194     York 
213        210     Hill 
233        232    Hughes 

250    Montgomery 
271        281     Henrietta 
309        320     Hamburg 
To  Ferry 
CHASE'S  WHF— from  1  Thames 
CHASE — ooing   east  and   west  from  Jones 

Falls,  S.\if  Biddle 
CHATSWORTH— from  303  Lexington 
CHEAl'SIDl-:— going  south  fi-om  Water 
CHESAPEAKE— going  north  and  south  from 

E  Baltimore,  E  of  Patapsco 
CHESNUT— from  68  E  Fayette 
CHESNUT  AL— going  west  from  182  Pearl 
CHESTER— going  north  and  South  from  E 

Baltimore,  E  of  Castle  al 
CHEW — going  east  from  Harford  av.  N  of 
Madison 
Left.    Right. 

2  1     Harford  av 

11     Ensor 
38  37     Stirling 

52  51     AJsquith 

68  f)9     Somerset 

92  95     Central  av 

118         109     Eden 
130     •  Gay 

111     Spring 
135     Caroline 
To  East  av 
CHLN'A- from  170  Lee 

CHOPTANK- going  north  from  472  E  Bal- 
timore, and  south  from  475  E  Baltimore 
CH[Ji;CH,LITTLE-from  Lights  of  Mont- 
gomery 
CHURCH  A L— from  323  Franklin' 
CIDER    A L— from   Howard  to  Penn,  S  of 

Gcrmnn 
CITY  AVENUE— going  north  from  O'Don- 

nell.  Eastern  boundary  of  Canton 
CITY  BLOCK- foot  of  West  Falls  av 
CITY  WHF— intersection  of  Lancaster  and 

Caroline 
CLAGGETT— going  east  of  Ludlow,  S  of 

Clemm  , 

CLAGGETT     AL— from    Adams,    W.    of 

Chatsworth 
CLARE— from  James,  S  of  Elk 
CLARET  AL— from  Fremont,  S  of  Lee 
CLARK'S  CT—Chesnut,  between  Douglass 

and  Low 
CLARKSON  AL— from  West,  Wof  Hanover 
CLAY — going  west  from  58  n  Liberty 
CLIiMENT — going  cast  from  Montgomery, 

S  of  Beason 
CLEMM — going  east  from  Boyle,  S  of  Fort 
CLIFFORD  AL— from  Scott,  N  of  Columbia 
COHEN  A L— from  Mulberry,  E  of  Eutaw 
COLLEGE  AL— from  Saratoga,  E  of  Park 
COLLLNS  CT— from  Saratoga,  W  of  Fre- 
mont 
COLUMBIA— going  west  from  50  S  Paca 
Lift.     Right. 
2  1     Paca 

37     Greene 
75     Emory 
122        137     Fremont 


Left.     Right. 

168         199     Sterrett 

235     Scott 
224  Wyeth   • 

240  Walker 

248  Parkin 

347     Poppleton 
367     Amity 
Cross 
COLVIN  AL— from  Trent,  S  of  Gay 
COMB  AL— from  Lee,  W  of  Hanover 
COMET— from  East  to  Aisquilh,  N  of  Fay- 
ette 
COMMERCE— going    south    from    75    Ex- 
change ])lace 
COMMERCE  LA— from  Second,  E  of  South 
COMMERCIAL    WHF— from  97  and    103 

Thames 
CONCORD— going  south  from  Fish  Market 

space 
CONSTlTUTfON— from  62  n  Front 
C0J.JSTITUTJON,  LITTLE-from  Peniten- 
tiary wall  to  Eager,  E  of  Falls 
CONWAY — going  west  from  Light  st.  wharf 
Left.     Right. 

2  1     Light  St.  whf 

20  13     Charles 

34  31     Hanover 

48  49     Sharp 

74  Howard 

91     Eutaw 
97     L.  Paca 
142         137     L.  Greene 
196         195     Warner 
246        247     Fremont 
COOKE — from  Pennsylvania  av.  to  Fremont 
COOKSIE— going  south  from  the  Basin,  be- 
tween Hull  and  Tovvson 
CORDERY'S  WHF.,  now  Abraham's  Ship 

Yard,  corner  of  Thames  and  Philpot 
CORNER'S    WHF— S  end   of  Buchanan's 

wharf 
CORNER'S  WHF— foot  of  Ann 
COi'TON  ROW— from  Clinton,  S  of  Boston 
COUNTY  W  HARF— foot  of  Broadway 
COURT  HOUSE  LA— going  from  Calvert  to 

St.  Paul,  S  side  of  Courthouse 
COURT  ROW— W  of  Pennsylvania  av.  and 

N  of  Biddle 
CoURTLAND— going  north  from  27  Lex- 
inaion 
^Lefl.     Right. 

Lexington 
19     Saratoga 
36  Pleasant 

.52  49     Mulberry 

76  75     Franklin 

COVE  AL— from  Lexington,  W  of  Fremont 
COVINGTON— going  south  from  water  line, 

E  of  Henry 
COWPEN  A  L— going  west  from  8  N  Liberty 
COX — from  Jones,  s  of  water  front 
CREEK  AL— from  Hamburg,  E  of  Hanover 
CROOKED  LA— from  Fayette,  W  of  Charles 
CROSS— going  west  from  Basin,  S  of  Ham- 
burg 
CROSS  AL— from  Greene,  S  of  Franklin 
CUBA— going  cast  from  Hull,  N  of  Beason 
CUMBERLAND— from    N    Calhoun,   N   of 

Baker 
CURLEY— from  Lancaster,  E  of  Patuxent 
CURRIER'S  CT.— fromWaltemyer  al,  E  of 
Fremont 


GEO.  S.  PAGE  «Si  BRt>.,  Manufacturers    of  Roofs   and   Roofing   Materials,  111    Smltli's 
Wliarf.     C.  HART  SJHOiH,  Agent. 


STREET  DIRECTORY. 


54Y 


CURTIS  AL— from  Thompson,  W  of  Fre- 
mont 
CYPRESS  AL.— from  Lombard  E  of  Sharp 


DALLAS  (N)— going  north  from  220  E  Bal- 
timore 

Left.    Right. 

2  1     Baltimore 

14  19     Hampstead 

49     Favette 
54  Muilikin 

64  85    Orleans 

76        119    Jefferson 
124     -  McElderry 

Monument 
154         193  •  Madison 
Chew 
Gay 
224        251     Eager 

To  Northern  avenue 
DALLAS  (S)— Going  south  from  135  E  Balti- 
more 

Left.    Right. 

2  1     Baltimore 

44  33     Lombard 

78  69     Pratt 

134        133    Gough 
154         155     Bank 
188        189     Eastern  avenue 
228        221     Canton  avenue 
254        245     Aliceanna 
277     Lancaster 
DARK  LA— from  St.  Paul,  N  of  Lexington 
DAVIS — going  north  from  13  Lexington 
DAWSON  A L— from  481  W  Pratt 
DECATUR— going  south  from  Cox,   E  of 

Lowman 
DECKER— gping  north  from  24  W  Chase 
DECKER  A L— from  384  W  Eager 
DELUOL  AL— from  Penna.  av.  S  of  Biddle 
DEWBERRY  AL  (S)— from  Baltimore 
DEWBERRY  AL  (N)— from  Baltimore 
DIAMOND— from  203  W  Fayette 
DICKSON  AL—fromMosher"W  of  Cathedral 
DIVISION— going  from  85  Hotfman 
DOLPHIN— going  S  W  from  Cathedral,  N  of 

Hoffman 
DONN  ELL'S  WHF— foot  of  Fell,  W  side 
DONOVAN  AL— going  west  from  2  Jasper 
DOUGLASS— from  Exeter  to  Aisquith,  N  of 

Fayelte 
DOVER— from    Hanover- to  Fremont,  S   of 

Pratt 
DOVE    AL— from    Townsend,  E  of  Green- 
mount  av 
DOYLE'S  AL— from  25  Bank 
DUNCAN  AL— going  north  and  South  from 

Baltimore,  E  of  Chester 
DUGAN'S  WHF— from  27  W  Pratt 
DUFF'S  WHF— from  37  Fell 
DURHAM    (N)    (or    Happy    alley)— going 

from  348  E  Baltimore  to  Northern  avenue 
DURHAM  (S)— going  south  from  364  E  Bal- 
timore 

Left.     Right. 

2  1     Baltimore 

29     Lombard 
70  65     Pratt 

152        141     Gough 
180  •      171     Bank 
210        211     Eastern  avenue 


Left.     Right. 

234        243    Canton  avenue 
275    Aliceanna 
Lancaster 
DURST  AL— from  Cross,'  between   William 
and  Washington 


E. 


EAGER  (E)— going  east  from  Jones  Falls,  S 
of  Chase 
Left.    Right. 

Jones  Falls 
42  41     Constitution 

Greeiniiount  avenue 
McKim 
142         149     Valley 

173     Harford  avenue 
180         179     Ensor 
202        191     Stirling 
212  Aisquith 

224        225    Somerset 
248        249     Central  avenue 
283     Eden 
Spring 
Caroline 
Bel  Air  avenue 
Dallas 
334        335    Bond 
Bethel 
388        395     Broadway 

To  East  avenue 
EAGER  (W)— going  west  of  Jones  Falls 
EAST  FALLS  A V— going  south  from   1  E 

Pratt 
EAST-  from  86  E  Baltimore 
EAST  AV— Eastern  boundary 
EASTERN  AV— going  east  from  Mill 
Lejt.     Right. 

Mill 
Concord 

West  Falls  avenue 
16  East  Falls  avenue 

24  21     President 

56  Albemarle 

58  High 

82  89     Exeter 

115     Central  avenue 
136  Eden 

142         157    Spring 
162        179     Caroline 
179         193     Dallas 
186        209     Bond  e 

Bethel 
100  Broadway 

228        255    Regester 
252        281     Ann 
266        287     Durham 
290        299    Wolfe 
315     Chapel 
322  Washington 

350  Castle 

To  East  avenue 
EDEN  (N)— going  north  from   164  E  Balti- 
more 

Left.    Right. 

2  1     Baltimore 

14  15     Hamf 

40  Fayette 

53     Holland 
66  71     May 

80  87    Muilikin 


WM.  P.  WEBB,  Marine,  Fire  and  Life  Insurance  Agent  and  Broker.    Agent 
Benefit  L,ife  Insurance  Co.,  Newark;,  N.  J.,"  89  Second  SU-eet. 


rixvtual 


548 


STREET   DIRECTORY. 


Left.    Right. 
100        105    Orleans 
140         141     Jefferson 
182         169    McElderry 
216        211     Monument 

245     Madison 
238  Gay 

Chew 
263     Anthony 

To  JSorthern  avenue 
EDEN  (S)— going  south  from  177  E  Baltimore 
Left.     Right. 
2  1     Baltimore 

35     Lombard 
60  61     Pratt 

112        111     Gough 
150         151     Bank 
176  Eastern  avenue 

To  Lancaster 
EDEN  CT— going  from  Central  av  N  of  Jef- 
ferson 
EDEN  AL— from  Eden  N  of  Baltimore 
EDWARD— from  Aisquith  S  of  Gay 
ELBOW   LA— from  Paca   to  Fremont,  S  of 

Pratt 
EISLEIIV— from  Sterrett,  S  of  McHenry 
EISLEIN  AL— from  Scott,  N  of  Hamburg 
ELDER  AL— from  Orchard,  between  Penn- 
sylvania avenue  and  Ross 
ELK — from  James,  S  of  Gunpowder 
ELLINS— going  from  116  W  Hoffman 
ELLICOTT— going  S  of  Water,  E  of  Light 
ELLIOTT — going   east  from   corner  Boston 

and  Patapsco 
ELM — going  from  Townsend,  N  of  Oliver 
ELIZABETH  LA— from  Cross,  E  of  Charles 
EMORY— going  south  from  377  W  Pratt 
ENSOR— going  north  from  Chesnut  and  Gay 
ESSEX — from  Canton  avenue  to  Burke 
ETNA  LA — going  west  from  52  Harrison 
ETTING — from  boston,  east  of  Penna.  av 
EUTAW—  (N)— going   north  from  362  W 
Baltimore 
Left.     Right. 
2  1     Baltimore 

18  Fayette 

28  21     Marion 

46  33     Lexington 

51     Clay 
76  Saratoga 

106  69     Mulberry 

122         119     Franklin 
142         145     New 
171     Ross 
174  Monument 

St.  Mary's 
223     Madison 
Biddle 
270        271     Rose 
298        301     Preston 
338        341     Hoffman 
361     Dolphin 
378  Lanvale 

To  Northern  avenue 
EUTAW  (S)  -going  south  from  363  W  Balti- 
more 


Left. 

Right 

1 

2 

Baltimore 

5 

4 

German 

32 

Lombard 

33 

44 

King 

56 

Pratt 

55 

66 

Dover 

Left.     Right. 

Camden 
90     West 
96     Perry 
114    Conway 
132    Wayne 
148    Barre 
190     Lee 
221        216    Montgomery 

Henrietta 
285        310     Hamburg 
333        350     Cross 
369  West 

To  Ostend 
EUTAW  CT— from  Eutaw  to  State,  south  of 

Franklin 
EUTAW   PLACE— Eutaw   street    north   of 

Dolphin 
EXCHANGE  AL— from  Lombard  W  of  Gay 
EXCHANGE  PLACE— from  South  to  Gay, 

in  Lombard 
EXCHANGE  AL— going  south  from  59  Sec- 
ond 
EXETER  (N)— going  north  from  60  E  Balti- 
more 
Left.     Right. 

2  1     Baltimore 

16  19     Fayette 

120        125    Low 
140         143     Gay 
176         181     Hillen 
190         195     Humes 
208        215     n  Front 
EXETER  (S)— going  south   from  69  E  Balti- 
more 

Left.     Right. 

1     Baltimore 
2  3     Watsori 

22  29     Lombard 

34  45     Granby 

44  Pratt 

60  Stiles 

78  93     Fawn 

94         113     Bank 
104         119     Trinity 

135     Eastern  avenue 

F. 

FALL — from  East  Falls  to  Constitution  S  of 

Monument 
FALLS  ROAD— Cathedral  extended 
FAWN— going  East  from  East  Falls  avenue 

S  of  Stiles 
FAYETTE(W)— going  westfrom  Jones  Falls 
Left.     Right. 

2  1     Jones  Falls 

Harrison 
Frederick 
Gay 
34  43    Holiday 

46  North 

Calvert 
68  57     St.  Paul 

77     Charles 
94  McClellan's  al 

107     Sharp 
116         115     Liberty 
118         123     Park 
142         J53     Howard 
158         179     Eutaw 
174        193    Paca 

205     Diamond 


.r.  HEWRY  GIESK,  Coinmiaiiion  merchant,   for  the  sale   of  Flour,  Grain,  Seeds,  &e. 
RoneuOale  Ceme/>it  and  Calcined  Plaster  constantly  on  hand,  31  Spear's  IVharf. 


STREET    DIRECTORY, 


549 


Left.     Right. 
192        211     Greene 
198        219     Pearl 
210        227     Arch 
256        277     Pine 
308        333     Fremont 
398        419     Poppleton 
426        445     Amity 
448        407     Schroeder 

541     Carlton 
550        561     Republican 

Carey 
594  Calhoun 

618        615     Strieker 

To  Calverton  Road 
FAYETTE  (E)— going  east  from  Jones  Falls 
Left.     Right. 
2  1     Jones  Falls 

14  17     Front 

28  35    High 

39  Temple 
50          47     Exeter 
68  Chesnut 
76          73     East 

102        113     Aisquith 
166         177     Central  av 
183     Eden 
197     Spring 
208        219     Caroline 
218        237     Dallas 
238        257    Bond 
268        281     Bethel 
280        297     Broadway 

Regester 
336  Ann 

375    Wolfe 
407    Chapel 
429     Washington 
To  Eastern  av 
FEDERAL — going  east  and  west  from  Jones 

Falls,  n  of  Oliver 
FELL— going  south  from  127  Thames 
FIFTH  LA— from  Johnson  to  Basin 
FIP  AL— from  Eden,  n  of  Baltimore 
FISH  MARKET  SPACE— from  Jones  Falls 

to  Centre  Market  space,  N  of  Hawk 
FLEET  AL— from  Hammond  al,  W  of  Caro- 
line 
FORNEY  AL— from  Arch,  between  Fayette 

and  Lexington 
FORREST— from  Halfmoon  al,  E  of  East 
FORT  AV— going  east  from  Sharp,  S  of  Clem- 
ent 
FOSTER  AL— from  1  W  Biddle 
FOUNDRY— (formerly    Bath)— going    west 

from  N  Front,  N  of  Pleasant 
FOUNTAIN— going  east  from  192  s  Wash- 
ington, F.  P. 
FOURTH— going    south    from    Fifth,   near 

Powder  house 
FRANCIS — going  south  from  Madison   av. 

E  of  Penna  av 
FRANKLIN— going  west  from  Jones  Falls 
Left.     Right.. 

Jones  Falls 
Holiday 
North 
Davis 
Calvert 
Courtland 
26  23     St  Paul 

40  37     Charles 
64          51     Cathedral 


Left.    Right. 
82  65    Park 

100  91     Howard 

104  State 

124  117  Eutaw 
138  129  Jasper 
152         143     Paca 

177i^Greene 
172         179     Pearl 
212        237     Pine 
232        255     Chatsworth 
301     Ogston 
339     Brune 
348        373     Fremont 
352  Poppleton 

394  Schroeder 

480  Oregon 

To  Northern  av 
FRANKLIN  LA— going  south  from  9  Water 
FRANKLIN  SQUARE-bounded  by  Lexing- 
ton, Carey,  Fayette  and  Calhoun 
FREDERICK    (N)   going  north  from  50  w 

Baltimore 
FREDERICK  (S)  going  south  from  41  w  Bal- 
timore 
FREDERICK  AV— going  s  w  from  Gilmor 
Left.    Right. 

1  2    Gilmor 
10    Mount 

To  Calverton  road 
FREMONT  (N)— going  north  from  570  W 
Baltimore 
Left.     Right. 

2  1     Baltimore 
8           11     Raborg    • 

18  19     Fayette 

28         -33    Vine 
50  43     Lexington 

96  91     Saratoga 

108        109     Sarah  Ann 
124         125     Mulberry 
144         147     Peirce 
168         163     Franklin 

To  Pennsylvania  av 
FREMONT  (S)— going  south  from  Baltimore 
Left.     Right. 

Baltimore 
16  German 

19     HoUins 
27     Lombard 
King 
Pratt 
77     McHenry 
108  Haw 

Ramsay 
117     Columbia 
148         133     Eislein 

To  Eutaw 
FRENCH— see  Front  (N) 
FRENCH  AL— from  French  la.  to  Wine  al. 

W  of  Light 
FRENCH  LA— from  Charles  N  of  Lombard 
FRIENDSHIP— from  Thompson,  E  of  Bel- 
Air  market 
FRIENDSHIP  CT— from  37  N  Eden 
FRONT  (N)— going  north  from  E  Baltimore 
Left.     Right. 

1  2     Baltimore 

15  14     Fayette 

100  Low 
93  130  Gay 
129         156     Hillen 


GKO.  S.  PAGE  Si  BRO.,  Maiwifacturers    of  Roofs   and   Roofing   Materials,  111   Smltb'S 
"WJiarf.     C.  HART  SBIITH.  Aerent. 


550 


STREET  DIRECTORY. 


FRENCH,  now  FRONT 
Left.     Right. 
2  1     Foundry 

52  41     High 

62  61     Constitution 

72  67     Exeter 

102  89     Chesnut 

149  •      103     East 
158        115     Forrest 
front;  (S)— going  south  from  13  E  Balti- 
more 
FULTON — going  north  and  south  from  w  Bal- 
timore, w  of  Mount 
FULTON  AL— going  east  from  Howard,  N 

of  Richmond  , 
FURNACE  AL— from  Arch,  S  of  Lexington 


GARDEN— going  from  106  W  Monument 
Left.    Right. 

2  1     Monument 

26  23    Madison 

116        121     Biddle 
120  Rose 

150         163    Preston 
Hoffman 
217     Dolphin 

To  Northern  av 
GARDEN,    LITTLE— from    Ross,  W    of 

Howard 
GARRISON  LA— from  Frederick  av  to  Cal- 

Terton  road 
GATES — going  south  from  48  Hamburg 
GAY,  (N) — going  north  from  68  Baltimore 
Left.    Right. 
2  1    Baltimore 

18  19     Fayette 

63     Frederick 
58  Saratoga 

79    Harrison 
108        101     Front  ^ 

140        131    High 
170  Exeter 

169     Chesnut 
202  East 

226        231     Forrest 
240  Mott 

341     Aisquith 
330        355    Monument 
Central  av 
397     Madison 
415     Eden 
447     Chew 
473     Caroline 

Dallas 
507    Bond 

Broadway 
GAY,  (S) — going  south  from  61  Baltimore 
Left.    Right. 

1  2    Baltimore 

Second 
46     Lombard 
67  Pratt 

GEORGE — going  west  from  20  Pennsylvania 

afenue 
GERMAN— going  west  from  Charles 
Left.     Right. 

1  2     Charles 

17  20     Hanover 

35  38    Sharp 

39  Liberty 

49  42    Howard 


Left.     Right. 

66     Eutaw 
90     Paca 
111         110    Greene 
184    Pine 
242    Fremont 
GIBSON'S  WHARF— from  43  Fell 
GILLINGHAM  AL— from  Howard  to  Lom- 
bard ,  N  of  Pratt 
GILMOR,  (N)— going  north  from  904  w  Bal- 
timore 
GILMOR,  (S)— going  south  from  Baltimore, 

W  of  Strieker 
GIST— going  north  and  south  from  Baltimore, 

E  of  Choptank 
GITTINGS— going  west  from  Williams,  S  of 

Ostend 
GOLD— from  N  Carey,  north  of  Bloom 
GOULD'S  LA— from  James,  W  of  Light 
GOULD'S  CT— from  Montgomery  w  of  Light 
GOOD  AL— from  Charles,  s  of  Hill 
GOODMAN  AL— from  Williamson  al  W  of 

Charles 
GOODWIN— from  Harford  av 
GOODWIN  AL— from  Sharp,  n  of  Fayette 
GOUGH— going    south    and    east  from    53 
Granby 

Left.     Right. 

2  1     Granby 

Pratt 
21     Stiles 
24  13     Central  av 

36  17     Eden 

54  43     Spring 

72  56     Caroline 

84  Dallas 

Bond 
108  91     Bethel 

114         107     Broadway 
130         127     Regester 
146  Ann 

168        153     Durham 

175     Wolfe 
200         193     Chapel 

213    Washington 
239     Castle 
265     Chester 

To  East  av 
GOUGH,  LITTLE— from  Granby  E  of  Ex- 
eter 
GRACE  CT— from  King,  W  of  Howard 
GRANBY— going  east  from  Jones'  Falls,  N  of 

Pratt 
GRANT— going  south  from  169  W.  Baltimore 
GRANVILLE  AL— from    Northern    av    to 

Federal,  E  of  Jones'  Fall 
GRAVEL  AL— now  Hargrove  al 
GRAVES— from  54  E  Monument 
GREENE,  LITTLE— 
Left.     Right. 
99         102     Columbia 
119         126     Paca 
133         142     Conway 
141         152     Wayne      . 
149         162     Barre 
167  Lee 

GREENE,  (N)— going  north  from  420  W  Bal- 
timore 

Left.    Right. 

2  1     Baltimore 

4  Raborg 

22  21     Fayette 

46  37     Lexington 


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Left.     Right. 
76  53     Saratoga 

100  77     Mulberry 

124  Franklin 

GREENE,  (S)— going  south  from  425  W  Bal- 
timore 

Left.     Right. 

1  2    Baltimore 

10     German 
41  Lombard 

54    King 
71  Pratt 

83  Dover 

Portland 
91  Columbia 

GREEN'S  CT— from  Hamburg,  E  of  Light 
GREENMOUNT  A  V— going  north  fromMon- 

umetit,  to  Greenmount  Cemetery 
GREENWILLOW— from     Chatsworth     to 

Pennsylvania  avenue  N  of  Biddle 
GREENWOOD— from  Harford  av  near  Bal- 
timore Cemetery 
GRIEVES'  WHF-foot  of  Broadway 
GRINDALL— E   of  William,   S    of  Mont- 


gomery 
}RI 


GRINNAN'S  CT— from  Montgomery,  W  of 

Light 
GROCER'S  AL— from  Robert,  N  E  of  Fre- 
mont 
GRUNDY— from  21  W  Biddle 
GUNPOWDER— from  James,  S  of  Bush 
GUILFORD— from  52  South  to  Franklin  la 
GUILFORD  AL— from  202  Light 
GWYNN— from  Boston  to  Essex,  Canton 
GWYNN'S  LA— from  Lanvale 


H 


H  AL— from  Eden,  N  of  Jefferson 
HAGAN'S  CT— from  3  Bank 
HAGAR'S  CT— from  Stirling  N  of  Monument 
HALFMOON  AL— from  Chesnut,  N  of  Fay- 
ette 
HALL  AL — going  S  from  Cross,   between 

Washington  and  Johnson 
HAMBURG— goi^ig   west  from  basin,  S  of 

Henrietta 
HAMILTON— going  west  from  Hargrove  al 

N  of  Franklin 
HAMILTON  TERRACE— N  Eutaw   betw. 

Madison  and  Biddle 
HAMMOND  AL— from  Eden  to  Caroline,  N 

of  Canton  av 
HAMPSTEAD— going  east  from  N  Bond,  N 

of  Baltimore 
HAMPSTEAD,  LITTLE— going  east  from 

N  Cenifral  av.  N  of  Baltimore 
HANOVER— going  south  from  263  W  Balti- 
more 

Left.    Right. 

1  2    Baltimore 

13  18     German 

39  40     Lombard 

57  68    Pratt 

Dover 
85  Camden 

101  90     Perry 

115         104     Conway 
141         128    Barre 
167        160    Lee 
187         168     York 
205  Hill 

223        210    Hughes 


Left.     Right. 

243        232    Montgomery 
259  L.  Church 

273        266     Henrietta 
317  Hamburg 

To  Kelso 
HAPPY  AL— now  Durham 
HARNDEN'SCT-frm  Henrietta  E  of  Charles 
HARE — from  Lancaster,  E  of  Potomac 
HARFORD   AV  (formerly  Britton,)— going 
from  Forrest  and  Greenmount  av 
Left.    Right. 
2  1     Forrest 

10  9    Monument 

46  Madison 

52  53    Wilson 

99  Neighbor 

91     Chew 

154  Eager 

Chase 

230        235    Biddle 

To  Northern  av 
HARGROVE    AL,    (formerly   Gravel   al)— 

going  north  from  51  Saratoga 
HARMONY  AL— going  west  from  108  Fr»- 

mont 
HARPER— going  south  from  Marriott,  E  of 

Stuart 
HARRIS'  AL— from  Hudson  to  Elliott 
HARRIS  CREEK— going  north  from  North- 
west Branch,  Canton 
HARRISON— going  north  from  20  W  Balti- 
more 
HARRISON  (Canton)— from  Canton  av  E  of 

Chester 
HARTWAY'S  AL— from  Baltimore  to  Ger- 
man, E  of  Sharp 
HASSELBERGER'S  CT— from  West,  near 

James 
HAUBERT— going  south  from   Cox,   E  of 

Decatur 
HAW — from  Fremont'  to  Emory,  N  of  Co- 
lumbia 
HAWK — from  Jones  Falls  to  Centre  Market 

space,  N  of  Lombard  'v. 

HEATH— going  east  from  Sharp, Soflfandall 
HENDERSON'S  WHARF— from  55  Fell 
HENRIETTA— going  west  from  Light,  S  of 

Montgomery 
HENRY — going  south  from  water  line,  E  of 

Johnson 
HERRING'S  CT  from  Gough,  E  of  Bond 
HIGH  (N)— going  north  from  42  E  Baltimore 
Left.    Right 
2  1     Baltimore 

23  25     Fayette 

108  109  Low 
124  127  Gay 
152  Hillen 

156  Addison 

170        173     Humes 
184        193    N.  Front 
HIGH(S)— going  south  from  43  E  Baltimor« 
Left.     Right. 

2  Baltimore 

Plowman 
16  15    Watson 

34  41     Lombard 

54  61     Granby 

70  71     Pratt 

92  93    Stiles 

107     Fawn 


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STREET  DIRECTORY. 


Left.     Right. 
V2i        129    Trinity 
134         139     Eastern  av 
HIGH  AL— from  Aisquith  IN  of  Fayette 
HILL— going  west  from  281  Light 
Left.     Right. 
2  1     Light 

46  55     Charles 

72  73     Hanover 
114        119     Sharp 

116         129    Patapsco  av 

147    Spring  Garden  av 
146        149     Howard 
HILLEN — going  east  from  Jones  Falls,  W  of 
of  Gay 

Left.     Right. 
2  1    Jones  Falls 

8  15     Front 

50  37    High 

74  69    Exeter 

92  87     Chesnut 

116        107     East 

132  131     Forrest 
135     Ensor 

HOFFMAN  (W)  -going  N   E  from   Chats- 
worth 

Left.     Right. 

Chatsworth 
Walsh 
55  54     Pennsylvania  av 

73  Brewer 

85  Division 
116     Eislein 

133  128    Ross 

143  McCulIoh 

Madison  av 
151         152     Eutaw 
175         176     Garden 
220    Bolton 
253  Grundy 

To  East  av 
HOFFMAN  (E)  going  east  from  Jones  Falls, 

N  of  John 
HOGG  AL— running  W  from  Caroline,  S  of 

Pratt— [See  Ulrich] 
HOLBROOK  AL— from  Northern  av  W   of 

Aisquith 
HOLIDAY— going  north  from  100  W  Balti- 
more 
HOLLAND  AL— from  168  E  Eager 
HOLLAND— going  east  from  21  Aisquith 
Left.     Right. 
2  1     Aisquith 

46  57    Central  av 

72  73    Eden 

86  Spring 
Caroline 

HOLLINS — going  west  from  Fremont 
Left.     Right. 
1  2    Fremont 

55  Parkin 

89  88    Poppleton 

119         115     Amity 
141         141     Schroeder 

188    Oregon 
235        228     Republican 
:269        258    Carey 

Calhoun 
329     Strieker 

To  Bentalou 
HOLLINS  AL— from  608  w  Pratt 
HOLLINGSWORTH— going    south     from 
Water,  W  of  Calvert     ■ 


HOMESTEAD  VILLAGE— Harford  av  N 

of  Northern  av 

HOMESPUN  AL— from  Fremont  S  of  Con- 
way 

HOPE  AL— from  Warren  to  Hamburg 

HOUSE  CT— going  west  from  Charles,  N  of 
Barre 

HOWARD   (N)— going  north  from  226  W 
Baltimore 
Left.    Right. 

1  Baltimore 
7          26     Fayette 

39  38    Marion 

50     Lexington 

75  66     Clay 

97  84    Saratoga 

133        114     Mulberry 
144     Franklin 
179  Ross 

193  Monument 

220    Madison 
313  Richmond 

330     Tyson 

Cathedral 
HOWARD  (S)— going  south  from  327   W 
Baltimore 
Left.    Right. 

2  1     Baltimore 
10            9     German 

35    Lombard 
59     Pratt 
64  65    Dover 

76  Camden 
92        ,  Perry 

106  Conway 

124  Wayne 

126  Barre 

158        161     Lee 

205    Montgomery 
Henrietta 
266  Hamburg 

316        341     Cross 

To  Ostend 
HOWELL'S  WHARF— Thames,   between 

Broadway  and  Ann 
HUBBARD  AL— from    Eager,   E  of  Green- 
mount  avenue 
HUDSON — going  east  from  corner  of  Boston 

and  Burke 
HUDSON  AL— from   Northern  avenue,  E  of 

Cathedral 
HUGH— from  Locust,  W  of  Union  dock 
HUGHES— going   west  from    Basin,  N   of 

Montgomery 
HUGHES,  LITTLE— going  west  from  Jack- 
son, S  of  Montgomery 
HUGHES'  aUAY— intersection  of  Light-st. 

wharf  and  E  end  of  Lee 
HULL — going    south   from   Nicholson,    be- 
tween Towson  and  Haubert 
HULL'S  LA— from   Aisquith  to   Forrest,  N 

of  Douglass 
HUMES— from  High  to  Exeter,   near  Hillen 
HUNTER  AL— from  John,  W  of  North 
HYDE  CT— from  Hughes,  W  of  Light 

I. 

INLOES  AL— from  Park,  N  of  Mulberry 
IRON  AL — running  N  from  Lombard,  W  of 

Broadway 
IV ANHOE  CT— from  Castle  al,  S  of  East- 
ern avenue 


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\inxarf.    C.  HART  SMITH,  Agent. 


STREET  DIRECTORY. 


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IVY  AL— from  Park,  S  of  Mnlberry 

J. 

JACKSON,  F.  H.— going  south  from  water 

line,  E  of  Covington 
JACKSON— going  east  from  Aisquitli,   N  of 

Fayette 
JACKSON'S  CT— from  Rock,   N   of  Lex- 
ington 
JACKSON  SQUARE— E  of  Broadway,  be- 
tween Payette  and  Baltimore 
JACKSON'S  WHF— foot  of  Bond,  W  side 
JAMES— going    south    from    Cross,    W  of 

Washington  avenue 
JAMKS  LA— from  Hamburg,  E  of  Charles 
JASPER— from  183  Lexington 
JEFFERSON— going  east  from  Aisquith,  S 

of  McElderry 
JEFFERSON    CT— from    Jefferson-st.     be- 
tween Short  and  n  Central  avenue 
JEFFERSON  PLACE— Charles-st.  extended 
JENKINS  AL— from  171  Preston 
JENKINS  LA — from  Greenmount  avenue, 

N  of  the  Cemetery 
JENKINS  WHARF— south  side  of  Philpot 
JEW  A L— from  188  Lexington 
JEW  AL— from  1'2A  E  Monument 
JOHN,  (E) — going  east  from  Jones'  Falls, 

north  of  Biddle 
JOHN,  (W) — going  west  from  Jones'  Falls, 

south  of  Belvidere  Bridge 
JOHNSON— going  south  from  108  Hughes 
JONES — going  south  from  Cox,  E  of  Reese 
JORDAN  A L— from  101  w  Biddle 
JOSEPHINE— going  west  from  69  Arch 


K. 


KAUFMAN  AL— going  west  from  S  Charles, 

between  West  and  Cross 
KENT — from  James,  south  of  Manokm 
KERR'S  WHF— from  47  Thames 
KIMMEL  AL— from  151  Lexington 
KING  (formerly  Carpenter's  al) — going  west 

from  49  Howard 
KNOX  AL— from  Lexington,  W  of  Fremont 


L  AL — from  Frederick,  S  of  Lombard 
LANCASTER— going  east  from  East  Falls 

av,  S  of  Aliceanna 
LAN  VALE — going  east  and  west  from  Jones 

Falls 
LANVALE  LA— from   Greenmount  to    1st 

toll  gate,  Falls  road 
LAUREL,  (formerly  Maiden  la)— from  East 

to  Aisquith,  N  of  Baltimore 
LAURENS— from  Walsh,  N  of  Wilson 
LAWRENCE— goi^ig  south  from  Clement,  E 

of  Boyle 
LEAD  EN  HALL— from  262  Montgomery 
LEAKIN— from  Boston  to  Essex,  Canton 
LEE — going  west  from  190  Light-st.  whf 
Left.    Right. 
2  1     Light-st.  whf 

48  37     Charles 

64  Xal 

72  57     Hanover 

98  85     Sharp 

128        115     Howard 


Left.     Right. 

144  Ohio  av 

160  Eutaw 

159    L.  Greene 
210        217     Warner 
Fremont 
LEE-ST.  WHF— from  Light  to  Johnson 
LEFFERMAN  AL— from  44  French  to  Jones 

Falls 
LEMIHON- from  Schroeder  to  Poppleton,  N 

of  Pratt 
LEMMON  AL— from  Fremont  to  Callendar 

al,  N  of  Pratt 
LEREW'S  AL,  now  Tyson  street 
LESTER'S  CT— from  Wayne,  w  of  Eutaw 
LEWIS— from  32  Holland 
LEXINGTON— going  west  from  30  North 
Left.    Right. 

1     North 
Davis 
15     Calvert 
Courtland 

38  35     St.  Paul 
54  61     Charles 
90          95    Sharp 
96           99     Liberty 

120         119     Park 
150         141     Howard 
176  Eutaw 

185     Jasper 
198         197     Paca 
228        221     Greene 

241  Pearl 
246  249  Arch 
288        287     Pine 

305     Chatsworth 
370        347     Fremont 

397     Rock 
440        447     Poppleton 
468        435    Amity 
490        457     Schroeder 

515    Oregon 
568  Carlton 

586        559     Republican 
Stockton  al 
Carey 
608        647     Calhoun 
622        665    Strieker 
658  Gilmor 

Mount 
759     Fulton 

To  Calverton  road 
LIBERTY,  (N)— going  north  from   300  W 
Baltimore 
Left.     Right. 
2  1     Baltimore 

14  31     Fayette 

28  Marion 

40  47     Lexington 

58  73     Barnet 

Saratoga 
LIBERTY,  (S)— going  south   from   301  W 
Baltimore 
Left.     Right. 

1  Baltimore 

13  10     German 

39  Lombard 
53  Howard 

LIBERTY  AL— from  7  Buren,  and  N  of  Jail 

to  Eager 
LIGHT  A L— from  Light  to  Grant,  south  of 

Baltimore 


WBI.  P.  "WEBB,  Marine,  Fire  and  lilfe  Insurance  Agent  and  Broker.    Agent 
Benefit  Life  Insurance  Co.,  IVc^vark,  IV.  J.,"  89  Second  Street. 


'  Mutual 


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STREET  DIRECTORY. 


LIGHT— going  south  from  ISS^W  Baltimore 
Left.     Right. 

2    Baltimore 
21  Mercer 

27  Water 

33  38     Lombard 

43  46     Baldcrston 

55  66     Pratt 

LIGHT-ST.  WHF— going  south  from  Pratt 
Right. 

68    Pratt  . 

98    Camden 
130     Conway 
156     Barre 
188    Lee 
LIGHT — going  south  from  Lee 
Left.    Right. 
203  Lee 

2]  9        210     York 
218     Hill 
247  Hughes 

267        260     Montgomery 
285        266    L.  Church 
280     Henrietta 
291  Warren 

296     Williamson 
315        310     Hamburg 
[  Poultney 

369  Cross 

354     Brown 
413        378     West 
448    Ostend 
464     Gittings 
521  Fort 

615        616    Heath 
637    .  Plumberry 

Barney 
755  Winder 

To  Ferry 
LITTEL  AL— from  Dover,  W  of  Eutaw 
LIVERPOOL  ALLEY— from  Camden,  w  of 

Charles 
LLOYD— from  101  e  Baltimore 
LOCUST— from  McElderry's  wharf  to  Union 

dock 
LOMBARD,  (E)— going    east    from   Jones 
Falls 

Left.     Right. 
2  1    Jones  Falls 

16  Front   . 

24  25     Albemarle 

32  High 

56  53     Exeter 
100  Lloyd 
148        149     Central  av 
144        179     Eden 

162        173    Spring 
176         183     Caroline 
188        203     Dallas 
198        217     Bond 
216        233     Bethel 
234        247     Broadway 
250        267     Register 
278        291     Ann 
306        333     Wolf; 
226        349     Chapel 
348  Washington 

To  East  av 
LOMBARD,  (W)— going  west  from  Jones 
Falls 

Left.     Right. 

1  2    Jones  Falls 

5  8     Concord 


Left.    Right. 
17  22    Centre  Market  space 

43  38    Frederick 

49  50    Gay 

75  Commerce 

87  90    South 

100     Cheapside 
99  Calvert 

121  Hollingsworth 

103  94    Light 

133         120     Charles 
153         138    Hanover 
169         160    Sharp 

Liberty 
177        164    Howard 
193         184     Eutaw 
207  Paca 

233        208    Greene 
273        248    Penn 
317        294     Fremont 
355  Scott 

399        364     Parkin  i 

419        386     Callendar 
429        406     Poppleton 
447        432     Amity 
477        458     Schroeder 
493        482     Hollins 
513        518    Oregon 
555        550     Republican 
601         600     Carey 
641  Calhoun 

663  Strieker 

To  Payson 
LORMAN— from  Frenffmt,  N  of  Columbia 
LORMAN'S  ALLEY— from  German,  W  of 

•  Greene 
LOVEGROVE    AL— from    Madison,  E   of 

Charles 
LOVELY  LA— from  South  to  Calvert,  S  of 

Baltimore 
LOW— from  Jones  Falls,  E  of  Gay 
LOWM AN— going  south  from   Cox,  E  of 

Jones 
LOYOLA  PLACE— E  side  of  Calvert,  N  of 

Monument 
LUDLOW— going  south  from  Beason,  E  of 

Lawrence 
LUMBER  AL— from  Bowly's,  S  of  Pratt 
LUZERNE— going  north  and  south  from  Bal- 
timore, E  of  Cannon 


M. 


MADISON  (E)— going  cast  from  Jones  Falls 
Left.     Right. 

Jones  Falls 
Buren 

Constitution 
84  Forrest 

94  Greenmount  av 

95    McKim 
118  Harford,  av 

142        127     Ensor 
168        159     Stirling 
184         163     Aisquith 

165     Madison  al 
208  Somerset 

Central  av 
199     Gay 
230        217     Eden 
244        229     Spring 
268        243     Caroline 
288        267     Dallas 


J,  HEWRY  GIESE,   Coninilssion   Mcrcliant.   for   the   sjUe   of  Flour,   Grain,  Seeds,  &c. 
RosendAle  Cenxent  nnd  Calcined  Plaster  constantly  on  liand,  ai  Spear's  AVliarf. 


STREET  directory: 


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Left.    Right. 
308        289     Bond 
315     Bethel 

To  East  av 
MADISON    (W)— going    west    from  Jones 
Falls 
Left.    Right. 

1  9    Jones  Falls 

14    North 
49     Calvert 
54     St.  Paul 
82    Charles 
Cathedral 
117        116     Park 

144  Howard 
147  166  Garden 
161  Eutaw 

163  St.  Mary's 

MADISON  AV— or  W  Madison  continued 
Left.     Right. 
163  St.  Mary's 

179  Orchard 

201  Biddle 

232    Rose 
245       ^/i-  Preston 
269        294    Hoffman 
291        32l     Dolphin 
319        346    Lanvale 

To  Northern  av 
MADISON  SQUARE— bounded  by  Chase, 

Caroline,  Eager  and  Eden 
MADISON  AL— from  Gay,  E  of  Aisquith 
MADISON  LA— from   termination  of  Madi- 
son av,  running  in  front  of  Druid  Hill  Park 
MADISON  CT— from  Madison,  W  of  Eden 
MAIDEN  LA— see  Laurel 
MANOKIN— from  James,  S  of  Putnam 
MARION  CT— from  Marion,  W  of  Park 
MARRIOTT— from  Alien,  S  of  Nicholson 
MARSHALL — going  south  from  Fortav,  W 

of  Byrd 
MARTIN— going  south    from  Beason,  E  of 

Benjamin 
MARION— going  west  from  28  N  Liberty 
MASON  AL— from  56  Camel  al.  betw.  Gar- 
den and  Bolton 
MATTHEWS— from  Calvert,  S  of  Lombard 
MAY— from  43  N  Central  av,  N  of  Fayette 
McCLELLAN'S  AL— from  282    W    Balti- 
more 
McCLURE'S  DOCK— betw.  Commerce  and 

South 
MgCULLOH— going  from  151  W  Biddle 
Left.     Right. 

1  2    Biddle 
31          38    Preston 
63           72    Hoffman 
97        100    Dolphin 

127  Lanvale 

McELDERRY— from  123  Aisquith 
Left.    Right. 

2  1     Aisquith 
21     Short 

31     Central  av 
60  51     Eden 

73  65    Spring 

84  79     Caroline 

106  91     Dallas 

126         105     Bond 
125     Bethel 

To  East  av 
McELDERRY,  LITTLE— from  123  Forrest 
McMECHIN— from  347  Pennsylvania  av 


McHENRY— going  west  from  77  S  Fremon* 
McHENRY  AL— from  370  W.  Lombard 
McKlM— from  94  E  Madison 
MECHANIC'S   CT— from    High,   between 

Gay  and  Hillen 
MERCER— from  Calvert  to  Light,  S  of  Bal- 
timore 
MILLIMAN— from  Caroline  to  Broadway, 

N  of  Monument 
MILL— going  south  from  Pratt,  E  of  McEl- 

derry's  wharf 
MILLER— from  Bond,  N  of  Madison 
MINCE'S  AL— from  Caroline  to  Spring,  N 

of  Eastern  av 
MITCHELL'S  CT— from  Pine,  S  of  Sara- 
toga 
MOHLER'S  WHF— 23  Fell 
MONMONIER'S  CT— from    Castle  al,  S  of 

Eastern  av 
MONROE — going  north  and  south  from  Bal- 
timore, W  of  Fulton 
MONTGOMERY— going  west  from  basin,  S 
of  Hughes 
Left.    Right. 

Jackson 
•  Covington 

Henry 
146        133    Johnson 
158         149     William 
180         181     Light 
236        231     Charles 
252  Hanover 

256  Butler 

268  Leadenhall 

Sharp 
Howard 
330  Ohio  av 

MONTGOMERY,     LITTLE— going     west 

from  Jackson,  S  of  Montgomery 
MONTGOMERY    CT— from  Montgomery, 

W  of  Light 
MONTMORENCY  AL— from  Chatsworth, 

N  of  Lexington 
MONUMENT  (E)— going  east  from   Jones 
Falls 
Left.     Right. 

2  1    Jones  Falls 

4  3     Buren 

30  23     Constitution 

Forrest 
102  Greenmountav 

116  Harford  av 

146         127     Ensor 
186         145    Stirling 
214  Aisquith 

22C         17S    Gay 
260        2li     Central  av 
282        233     Eden 
306        257     Spring 
328        281     Caroline 

293     Dallas 
366        311    Bond 
394        341     Bethel 

365     Broadway 
MONUMENT  (W)— going  west  from  Jones 
Falls 

Left.     Right. 

1  2    Jones  Falls 

Holiday 
North 
Davis 
40     Calvert 
35  44     St.  Paul,  or  Mt.  Vernon  pi 


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STREET  DIRECTORY. 


Left.    Right. 
61  56     Charles 

75  72     Cathedral 

87  78    Park 

90    Tyson 

109  104     Howard 
106     Garden 

119         110     Eutaw 
MONUMENT,  LITTLE— from  174  N Eutaw 
MONUMENT  SQUARE— Calvert,  between 

Lexington  and  Fayette 
MOORE  A L— from  Tessier,  S  of  Biddle 
MORRIS  AL— from  133  W  Biddle 
MORTON  AL— from  88  W  Madison 
MOSHER— going  S  W  from  Cathedral,  N 

of  Townsend 
MOTT— from  242  N  Gay 
MOUNT— going   north  and    south  from  W 

Baltimore,  W  of  Gilmor 
MOUNT  ROYAL— from   McMechin  to  Ca- 
thedral extended 
MOUNT  VERNON  PLACE— from  St.  Paul 

to  Cathedral,  N  of  Centre 
MULBERRY— going  west  from  90  N  Calvert 
Left.     Right. 

2  1     Calvert 

Courtland 
18  13    St.  Paul 

20  Charles 

Cathedral 
56  51     Park 

Howard 
82  State 

100  Eutaw 

110  101     Jasper 
126         119     Paca 

Greene 
140         145    Pearl 
208        209     Pine 
228        23!     Chats  worth 

267     Ogston 
330        327     Fremont 
356  Poppleton 

395     Schroeder 

To  Calverton  road 
MULBERRY  CT— from  Knox  al.  N  of  Lex- 
ington 
MULBERRY  AL— from  Fremont,  N  of  Lex- 
ington 
MULLIKIN— going  east  from  41  Aisquith 
Left.     Right. 

1     Aisquith 
41     Lewis 
51     Central  av 
58  57     Eden 

72  73     Spring 

82  87     Caroline 

96         107     Dallas 
110        121     Bond 
138        133     Bethel 
168        165    Broadway 
Regester 
225    Ann 
MYER  CT— from   Conway,  W   of  Charles 


N. 


NANTICOKE— going  south  from  Cross,  W 

of  Sassafras 
NAPOLEON  AL— from    Eutaw   to   Paca,  S 

of  Baltimore 
NEALE — going   south   from  Marriott,  E  of 

Harper 


NECESSITY  AL— from  High,  N  of  Fayette 
NEIGHBOR— from  McKim   to   Harford  av, 

N  of  Madison 
NEILSON'S  CT— rear  of  32  Thames 
NEW— going  west  from  142  N  Eutaw 
NEW  CHURCH— from  Crooked  lane  to   N 

Sharp,  S  of  Lexington 
NEW  WILSON— going  east  from  Pennsyl- 
vania av,  N  of  McMechin 
NICHOLSON— from  Porter,  S  of  Cox 
NICHOLSON,  LITTLE-from  Aisquith,  S 

of  Jackson 
NORRIS  AL — going  south  from  Saratoga  to 

Baltimore 
NORTH— going  north  from  118  w  Baltimore 
Left.    Right. 

1     Baltimore 
]7     Fayette 
.32  Lexington 

59  Saratoga 
99  Pleasant 
131  Foundry 
199     Centre 

Monument 
Madison 
295     Eager 

NORTHERN  AV— Northern  Boundary 
NORTHWEST— from  Calhoun,  N  of  Pres- 
bury 


0    AL — from  Greene,  S  of  Lexington 
O'DONNELL'S  WHARF— from    35    Pratt 
OGSTON— from  Mulberry,  W  of  Chatsworth 
OHIO  AV— from  Conway,  W  of  Howard 
OLIVER — going  west  from  Greenmount  av, 

N  of  Hoffman 
ORANGE  AL— going  west  from  32  N  Gay 
ORBIT  AL— from  9  Neighbor 
ORCHARD— going  west  froin  179  Madison  av 
OREGON  (N)— from  515  Lexington 
OREGON  (S)— from  739  W  Baltimore 
ORLEANS— from  Forrest,  N  of  Douglass 
Left.     Right. 

2  1     Forrest 

22  Young 

32  31     Aisquith 

52  Short 

62  69     Lewis 

76  85    Central  av 

106         105     Eden 
118        117     Spring 
140        139     Caroline 
160         159     Dallas 
180        181     Bond 
209     Bethel 
229     Broadway 
257     Regester 
283     Ann 

To  East  av 
OSTEND— going    west  from  William,  S  of 
West 


P. 


PACA  (N)— going  north  from  W  Baltimore 
Left.     Right. 

2  1     Baltimore 

14  Fayette 

19     Marion 
46  Lexington 


WM.  P.  WEBB,  Marine,  J^ire  and  liife  Insurance  Agent  and  Broker.    Agent  "Mntnal 
Benefit  Life  Insurance  Co.,  Newark.  IV.  J.,"  69  Second  Street. 


STREET  DIRECTORY. 


557 


Lffl.    Right. 
68  67     Saratoga 

86  87     Mulberry 

107     Franklin 
131     New 
183     Ross 
PACA  (S)— going  south  from   391    w   Balti- 
more 

Left.    Right. 

9    Baltimore 
16    German 
25  Lombard 

33  King 

49  Pratt 

55  Dover 

50    Columbia 
66     Elbow  la 
71  L.  Paca 

109         106     L.  Greene 
165         156     Warner 
205        202    Fremont 
217  St.  Peter 

249  Sterrett 

105        298    Hamburg 
To  Putnam 
PACA  AL — going  west  from  42  n  Paca 
PACA,  LITTLE— from    71   S    Paca,    S   of 

Camden 
PACA  PL— from  Paca,  N  of  Franklin 
PAGE'S  AL— from  2^  Amity,  S  of  W  Fay- 
ette 
PAINTER'S  CT^from  57  E  Fayette 
PARK— going  north  from  12  N.  Liberty 
Left.     Right. 
2  Liberty 

Fayette 
9     Marion 
32  29     Lexington 

47  48     Clay 

60  Saratoga 

92  Mulberry 

108  83     Franklin 

85     Hamilton 
95     Centre ! 
132  Monument 

119    Madison 
188         161     Richmond 
PARKIN— from  57  Rollins 
PATAPSCO— gomg  south  from  Hamburg,  E 

of  Charles 
PATAPSCO  AL-from  Henrietta  E  of  Charles 
PATAPSCO  AV— from  Hill,  W  of  Sharp 
PATAPSCO,  F.  P. —going   north  and   south 

from  E  Baltimore,  E  of  Luzerne 
PATTERSON— going  south  from  51  Pratt 
PATTERSON  LA— from  Jenkins' lane,  N  of 

Greenmount 
PATTERSON'S  WHF— east  of  drawbridge 
PATTERSON'S    WHF— between  Patterson 

and  Commerce 
PATUXENT— going  north  and  south  from  E 

Baltimore,  E  of  Patapsco 
PAYSON — going   north  and  south  from  W 

Baltimore,  W  of  Monroe 
PEACH  AL— from  Montgomery,  E  of  Sharp 
PEAR  AL— from  11  Union 
PEARL— going  north  from  440  W  Baltimore 
PEIRCE— going  west  from  164  Pearl 
Left.    Right. 

2  1     Baltimore 

14  13     Raborg 

28  23    Fayette 

164  Lexington 


Left.     Right. 
122  83     Saratoga 

136  Sarah  Ann 

148         111     Mulberry 
164  Peirce 

174  Franklin 

192  Pennsylvania  av 

PENN— from  163  German 
PENN  AL— from  German  to  Cider  al.,  E  of 

Penn 
PENNSYLVANIA  AVENUE— going  NW 
from  177i.<  Franklin  « 

Left.     Right. 

2  1     Franklin 

Pearl 
20  George 

39     St.  Mary's 
51     Orchard 
70  77     Biddle 

109     Union 
106  Greenwillow 

Preston 
158        173     Hoffman 
196  Dolphin 

240        249    Lanvale 
290        321     Townsend 
334  Mosher 

362  Smith 

385    McMechin 
429  Wilson 

464  Laurens 

554  Robert 

578  Fremont 

Presstman 
PERRY— going  west  from  110  S  Charles 
PETTICOAT  AL— from  Ensor,  S  of  Madi- 
son 
PHILPOT— from  basinto  Thames,  S  of  Block 
PHILPOT  AL— from  16  Gough 
PIG  AL-from  Charles,  S  of  Lee 
PIN  AL— from  Arch,  N  of  Lexington 
PINE,  (N)— going  north  from  510  W  Balti- 
more 

Left.     Right. 

2  1     Baltimore 

8  3    Raborg 

7     Fayette 
26  25     Vine 

Lexington 
44  49    Josephine 

74  59     Saratoga 

88         .65     Sarah  Ann 
104  73     Mulberry 

122  91     Peirce 

132  Franklin 

162  George 

PINK,  (S)— from  505  W  Baltimore 
PLEASANT — going  west  from  Jones  Falla 
Left.     Right. 

2  1     Jones  Falls 

4  3     Holiday 

5    North 
Davis 
Calvert 
30  31     Courtland 

St.  Paul 
38  Charles 

PLEASANT  AL-from  165  S  Chapel 
PLEASANT,  LITTLE— from  N  Charles  to 

Park,  N  of  Saratoga 
PLOVER  AL— from  Centre,  E  of  Park 
PLOV^MAN— from  Jones  Falls  to   High,  S 
of  Baltimore 


HEWRY  GIESE,   Commission   Merchant,   for   the   sale    of  Flour,  Grain, 
Roseudale  Cement  and  Calcined  Plaster  constantly  on  hand,  HX  Spear's 


Seeds,  &e. 
Wharf. 


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STREET  DIRECTORY. 


PLUM— from  284  Montgomery 

POINT  LA— iTom  Broadway  to  Harford  av, 

N  of  Greenmount  Cemetery 
POINT— from  1  Thames 
POPPLETON  (N)— going  north  from  678  W 
Baltimore 
Left.     Right. 

1     Baltimore 
12  15     Raborg 

30  23     Favette    . 

31     Vine 
*  54  43    Lexington 

81     Saratoga 
99    Mulberry 

Peirce 
105     Franklin 
POPPLETON  (S)— going  south  from-  657  W 
Baltimore 
Left.    Right. 

2  1     Baltimore 

12  11     Booth 

24  21     HoUins 

26  31     Boyd 

38  39    Lombard 

56  Lemmon 

Pratt 
80  75    McHenry 

94  89     Ryan 

To  Columbia 
PORTER— going  south  from  Nicholson,  E  of 

Stevenson 
POR.TLAND — going  west  from  intersection 

of  Greene  and  Columbia 
POTOMAC— going   north    and   south    from 

Baltimore.  E  of  Patuxent 
PO LI LTNEY— going   west  from   Light,  S  of 

Hamburg 
PRATT  (E)— going  east  from  Jones  Falls 
Left.     Right. 
2  1     Jones  Falls 

19     President 
44  37     Albemarle 

50  39    High 
74  57     Exeter 
94          73    Gough 

105     CentraUav 
125     Eden 
141     Spring 
148        163     Caroline 
168        183     Dallas 
188        201     Bond 
206        221     Bethel 
238        237     Broadway 

259     Regester 
256        281     Ann 
296        309     Wol% 
312        325     Chapel 
326        337    Washington 
To  East'av 
PRATT,  (W)— going  west  from  Jones  Falls 
Left.     Right. 

1  2    Jones  Falls 

11  12     Concord 

27  24     Mill 

29  30     Centre  Market  space 

35  O'Donnell's  wharf 

46    Frederick 
37  feuchanan's  whf 

68    Gay 
43  Spear's  wharf 

51  Patterson 
61  104  Commerce 
65        120     South 


Left.    Right. 
71  Bowly's  wharf 

140     Cheapside 
144     Calvert 
152    Hollingsworth 
156     Grant 
158     Ellicott 
164    Light 
167        202     Charles 
199        236     Hanover 
231        264    Sharp 
263        291    Howard 
295        326    Eutaw 
323  Paca 

347        392    Greene 
377  Emory 

405  Penn 

445  Fremont 

503  Scott 

526     Parkin 
560     Poppleton 
580    Amity 
600    Schroeder 
630    Oregon 
682     Republican 
719        718    Carey  ^ 

Calhoun 
Strieker 
Gilmor 
805  Mount 

835  Fulton 

902    Monroe 
Payson 
Pulaski 
PRATT-ST  WHARF— from  Light-street  to 

Bowly's  wharf 
PRATT'S  WHARF  (iron)— Boston,  Canton 
PRESBURY— from  N  Calhoun,  N  of  Baker 
PRESIDENT— goins  south  from  17  E  Pratt 
PRESIDENT  AL— from  Presidents  of  East- 
ern avenue 
PRESSTM  AN— W  from  Garden .  N  of  Robert 
PRESTON — going  E  from  Pennsylvania  av 
Left.     Right. 

1  2    Pennsylvania  av 

85  Ross 

McCulIoh 
Madison  av 
99         108     Eutaw 
123        152    Garden 
182    Bolton 

Jenkins 'la 
185        218    Grundy 
Cathedral 
PROCTOR  AL— from   Chase,  E  of  Green- 
mount  avenue 
PROSSER— going  south  from  Marriott,  E  of 

Neale 
PUBLIC  WHARF— foot  of  Wills,  S  of  City 

Dock 
PULASKI— going  north  and  south  from  W 

Baltimore,  W  of  Payson 
PUTNAM— from  James,  S  of  Clare 

Q. 
QUAY  AL— from  basin  to  Light,  S  of  Lee 

R. 

RABORG— going  west  from  4  N  Greene 
Left.     Right. 

Pearl 
17     Arch 


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Wliarf;    C.  HART  S»nTH,  Agent. 


STREET   DIRECTORY. 


559 


Left.    Right. 
64  71    Pine 

114        121     Fremont 
206        205    Popple  ton 
224  Amity 

236  Schroeder 

320  Republican 

RACE— from  S  Cliades,  W  of  Hanover 
RAMSAY'S  WHARF—  from  17  Thames 
RAMSAY — from  intersection  of  Columbia  and 

Fremont,  going  west 
RANDALL— going  east  from  Sharj^S  of  Fort 
READ— going  west  from   Jones   Falls,  N  of 

Madison 
REESIL — going  south  from  Nicholson,  E  of 

Porter 
REESE'S  AL-from  Lee,  W  of  Sharp 
REGESTER  (N)— going  north  from  314  E 

Baltimore  to  Northern  av 
REGESTER  (S)— going  south  from  321  E 
Baltimore 
Left,    rdght. 

1     Baltimore 
26  33     Lombard 

48  61     Pratt 

102        113     Gough 
124         133     Bank 
136        143     Eastern  av 
150    '     159     Canton  av 
170  Aliceanna 

196         197    Lancaster 
REPUBLICAN  (N)— going 'north  from  806 

W  Baltimore 
REPUBLICAN  (S)  going  south  from  783  W 

Baltimore 
RESERVOIR  AV— going  south  from  Bank,  E 

of  Chester 
RICHARD — from  Lancaster,  E  of  Broadway 
RICHMOND— from  86  Cathedral 
RIDGFXY— from  190  S  Fremont 
RICKETT'S  AL-from  Montgomery,  W  of 

Light 
RINGGOLD  AL-from  18  McHenry 
ROBERT— from  Pennsylvania  av,  N  of  Lau- 
rens 
ROCK— from  337  Lexington 
ROSE  LANE— Cathedral  extended 
ROSE — fi-om   Madison   av   between    Preston 

and  Euiaw 
ROSS— going  n  w  from  179  N  Howard 
Left.     Eight. 

1     Howard 
8  Eutaw 

32  Jasper 

Paca 
54  St.  Mary's 

68  83    Orchard 

104        109     Biddle 
128  Union 

158         161     Preston 
194         195     Hoffman 
226        227     Dolphin 
273     Lanvale 
317     Townsend 

To  Northern  av 
RUSSELL— from  218  S  Fremont 
RUSSELL'S  CT— from  78  Harford  av 
RUSSELL  LA— from  N   Central   av,  N    of 

Orleans 
RUTTER  AL-from  McMechin,  W  of  Ca- 
thedral 
RYAN,  (formerly  Brunswick) — from  Parkin 
to  Amity,  S  of  McHenry 


SADTLER  AL-from  Warren,  E  of  Henry 
SALISBURY  AL— from  Exeter  to  Lloyd,  W 

of  Lombard 
SARAH  ANN— going  west  from  136  Pearl 
SARATOGA— going  west  from  78  N  Gay 
Lefi.    Riglil 
2  1    Gay 

Holiday 
22  North 

Davis 
36  Calvert 

Couriland 
46  47    St.  Paul 

56     •  Church  lane 

28  Charles 

72  81     Sharp 

78  Liberty 

120         105     Park 
142        131     Howard 

135     State 
164         153     Eutaw 
178         165    Jasper 
194         171     Paca 

Diymond 
191     Greene 
218        201     Pearl 
230  Arch 

280        271     Pine 
298        291     Chatsworth 
384        389     F.emont 
406  Rock 

424        427    Poppleton 
454  Atniiy 

470        483    Schroeder 
512        537    Oi^egon 
544  Carlton 

5G8  Republican 

602         541     Carey 
638  Calhoun 

672  Strieker 

696  G'lmor 

702  Mount 

To  Calverton  road 
SARATOGA  CT— from  Arch.  S  of  Saratoga 
SASSAFRAS— going  south   from  Cross, W 

of  Wicomico 
SCHROEDER  (N)— from  722  W  Baltimore 
Left.    RigliL 

1  2     Baltimore 

13  12     Raborg 

25  22     Fayette 

29  30    Vine 

50     Lexington 
108    Saratoga 
To  Lanvale 
SCHROEDER  (S)— from  705  W  Baltimore 
Left.    Righi. 

1  2     Baltimore 

13  8     Booth 

28  16     Hollins 

33  24     lioyd 

43  30     Lombard 

71  69     Pratt 

SCOTT— from  355  w  Lombard 
SCREW  DOCK— from  15  Thames 
SECOND    (W) -going     west    from    Centre 
Market  space,  S  of  Baltimore 
Left.     Righl. 

1  2     Centre  Market  space 

27  14     Frederick 


WM.  IT.  WEBB,  Marine,  Fire  and  Life  IiisuriUice  Agent  and  Broker.    Agent 
Benefit  Iiifo  Insurance  Co.,  Ne-wark,  N.  J.,"  89  Second  Street. 


•  Mutual 


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STREET  DIRECTORY. 


Left.     Right. 

18    Gay 
91  44     South 

SECOND  (E)— going  east  from  Jones'  Falls, 

N  of  Lombard 
SECOND,  LITTLE— going  south  from  Fifth 

near  Powder  liouse 
SECOND  LA— from  Fifth  lane,  near  Powder 

house 
SEVENTFI— going  south   from  Water,  near 

Powder  house 
SEVERN— going  south  from  Cross,  W  of  S 

Paca 
SHAD  AL— from  N  Greene  to  Diamond,  S 

of  Lexington 
SHAKSPEAR— from  Bond  to  Broadway,  N 

of  Thames 
SHARP  (N)— from  292  W  Baltimore 
SHARP  (S)— going  south  from  289  W  Balti- 
nnore 

Left.     Right. 

1  Baltimore 

29  J  4     German 

37  46     Lombard 

.59  62     Pratt 

73  66     Dover 

87  Camden 

97  80     Perry 

101  96     Conway 

110     Wayne 
128     Barre 
160    Lee 
177         184     York 
183        204     Hill 

220     Montgomery 
229        270     Henrietta 
273        316     Hamburg 
229  Cross 

To  Moale 
SHIRK'S    AL— from    Jones'     Falls,    N    of 

Northern.av 
SHORT— from  52  Orleans 
SHORT  AL— from  Short,  E  of  Aisquith 
SIXTH — from  Fourth,  near  Powder  house 
SLEMMER'S  AL— from  Granby,  E  of  Pres- 
ident 
SLEMMER'S   AL— from   N   Spring,  N    of 

Monument 
SMALLWOOD— going  north  and  south  from 

Baltimore,  W  of  Pulaski 
SMITH — from  Fremont  to  Pennsylvania  av, 

N  of  Mosher 
SMITH'S  AL— from  Gay  to  Frederick,  S  of 

Lombard 
SMITH'S  CT— from  Eutaw,  N  of  Lexing- 
ton 
SMITH'S  WHF— from  S  E  cor  of  W   Pratt 
SMITH'S  AL— from  Eden  N  of  Chew 
SMITH'S  LA— from  Smith's  whf  to  Buchan- 
an's whf,  S  of  Pratt 
SNYDER'S  COURT— from  Regeater  to  Ann, 

N  of  Eastern  av 
SOMERSET— from  280  e  Madison 
SOUTH— going  south  from  115  W  Baltimore 
Left.     Right. 

1  2     Baltimore 

16    Lovely  la 
27  Second 

34  Water 

39  44     Lombard 

52    Guilford 
66     Pratt 
76    Wood 


SOUTH    LA— going  north    from    Barre,  be- 
tween Charles  and  Light 
SPEAR'S  WHF— from  43  W  Pratt 
SPRUNG  CT— from  S  Charles  N  of  Camden 
SPRING  GARDEN  AV— from  York,  W  of 

Sharp 
SPRING  GARDEN  WHF— foot  of  Eutaw 
SPRING  (N)  going  north  from  186  E  Balti- 
more 

Left.     Right. 

1     Baltimore 
11     Hampstead 
Fayette 
28  33    Hollins 

45     May 
Mullikin 
36  Orleans 

64  81     Jefferson 

92  93    McElderry 

120         119     Monument 
152  Madison 

170  Gay 

To  Lanvale 
SPRING  (S)  going  south  from  199  E  Balti- 
more 

Left.     Right. 

9     Baltimore 
20  Lombard 

56  Pratt 

126        127    Gough 
142         153     Bank 
168         151     Eastern  av 
191     Canton  av 
Aliceanna 
Lancaster 
SPRUCE   AL— from    S  Washington,    S  of 

Gough 
SPURRIER'S  CT— S  side  of  Lexington,  W 

of  St.  Paul 
STAG  A  L— from  Lexington,  W  of  Eutaw 
STABLE  AL— from  Lombard,  W  of  Gay 
STATE— going  N  from  133  Saratoga 
STATE-ST  CT— from  State  N  of  Saratoga 
STERRETT— going  south  from   McHenry, 

W  of  Fremont 
STEVENSON— going  south  from  Reason,  E 

of  Marriott 
STILES— going  east  from  24  East  Falls  av 
Left.     Right. 

East  Falls  av 
President 
Albemarle 
26  23     High 

52  47     Exeter 

72  Gough 

98  Central  av 

STIRLING— from  17  Mott 
STOCKHOLM— going  west  from  Leadenhall, 

N  of  Ostend     ., 
STOCKTON  AL— fromLex;ington  W  of  Re- 
publican 
STONE  AL— from  Biddle  to  Biddle  al,  E  of 

Pennsylvania  av 
STRICKER  (N)— going  north  from  866  W 

Baltimore 
STRICKER  (S)  going  south  from  Baltimore 
STRANGE  AL— from  Charles,  N  of  Balti- 
more 
STUART— going   S    from  Nicholson,    E  of 

Andre 
STUMP  AL^from  Barre,  W  of  Charles 
ST.  JAMES— from  Central  av,  N  of  Madison 
ST.  MARY— going  W.  from  163  Madison  av 


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ST.  MARY'S  CT— from  11  Pennsylvania  av 
ST.  PAUL— going  north  from  186  Baltimore 
Lefi.    Right. 

1     Baltimore 
23  13     Fayette 

Lexington 
50  Saratoga 

58  69     Pleasant 

85     Mulberry 
Franklin 
115     Hamilton 
125     Centre 
149    Monument 
171     Madison 
Read 
Eager 
ST.  PETER— from  S  Paca  to   Parkin,  S  of 

Columbia 
ST.  PETER  AL— from  Parkin,  S  of  Colum- 
bia 
SWAN— from  Jones'  Falls  to  Centre  Market 

space,  S  of  Baltimore 
SWAN  AL— between  S  Bethel  and  S  Bond 


TEMPLE— from  54  E  Baltimore 
TENPIN  AL— from  Spring  near  Baltimore 
TESSIER— going  north  from  106  St.  Mary 
THAMb:S— going    east  from  Philpot,  S   of 

Lancaster 
THIRD- from  Cross  to  Randall 
THOMPSON— going    west    from   Fremont, 

between  George  and  Adams 
THOMPSON  AL— from  Fremont,  N  of  Lom- 
bard 
THOMSEN— from  Forrest  to  Aisquith,  N  of 

Orleans 
TOON  K— going  east  from  Boston,  S  of  Elli- 

coit 
TOWNSEND— going  S  W  and  N  W  from 

Cathedral,  N  of  Lanvale 
TOWSON— going  south  from  Cox,  E  of  Hull 
TREGO'S  WHF— east  end  of  Hughes 
TRINITY— going  east  from  78  Albemarle 
TRIPOLET'S  AL— going  south  from  81  W 

Baltimore 
TRUXTON— from  Jones  Falls,  N  of  Peniten- 
tiary 
TYSON  (formerly  Lerew's  al) — going  from 

123  Saratoga 
TYSON— going  south  from  148  Cathedral 
TYSON  AL— from  Richmond,  E  of  Howard 


U. 


UHLER'S  AL— from  Hanover  to  Charles,  N 

of  Pratt 
ULRICK  AL— from  Caroline  to  Spring,  S  of 

Pratt 
UNION  AL— from  35  N   Central  avenue  to 

Caroline 
UNION — from  109  Pennsylvania  avenue 
UNION     SQUARE— bounded     by    Gilmor, 

Strieker,  Hollins  and  Lombard 
UNION  WHF—from  Eastern  avenue  to  Basin 
UPTON— from  Townsend,  E  of  Fremont 
UPTON  PARK— from  George,  betw  Chats- 
worth  and  Fremont 


V. 


VALLEY— from  33  Neighbor 


VINCENT— going  N  from   Baltimore,   E  of 
Mount 


W. 


WAESCHE— from  Saratoga,  E  of  Fremont 
WAGON  A L— going  west  from  69  N   Amity 
WALKER— from  240  Columbia 
WALKER'S   CT— from  Bond,   S  of  McEl- 

derry 
WALL— from  Dugan's  wharf,  S  of  Pratt 
WALNUT  AL— from  Pear  alley  to  Ross 
WALSH— going  north  from  260  W  Biddle 
WALTEMYER  AL— from  Fremont,  N  of 

Cooke 
WARNER— going  from  81  Elbow  lane 
WARREN— S  of  Russell 
WARREN— from  Light,  S  of  Little  Church 
WARREN,  F.  P.— from  Bethel,  S  of  Bank 
WASHINGTON     AV— going    south     from 

Cross,  W  of  Carroll 
WASHINGTON  (F.  H.)— going  south  from 

99  Cross 
WASHINGTON   (N)   F.    P.— going  north 

from  Baltimore,  E  of  Chapel 
WASHINGTON   PLACE— from   Centre  to 

Madison,  W  of  St.  Paul 
WASHINGTON   (S)    F.    P.— going  south 
from  Baltimore,  E  of  Chapel 
Left.     Right. 

19     Baltimore 
39     Lombard 

Pratt 
115    Gough 
135     Bank 
167     Eastern  ay 
191    Canton  av 

Fountain 
209    Aliceanna 
WASHINGTON  SQ.— including  Washing- 
ton Monument,  at  the  intersection  of  Charles 
and  Monument 
WATER— from  South  to  Light,  N  of  Lom- 
bard 
WATER,  F.  H.— going  east  from  William, 

S  of  Gittings 
WATERS'  WHARF— from  N  E  cor  of  Fell 

and  Wolfe 
WATERS'  CT.— from  Biddle,  W  of  Penn- 
sylvania av 
WATERS'  ROW,  from  Biddle,  W  of  Penn- 
sylvania av 
WATSON— from  High  to  Central  av,  S  of 

Baltimore 
WAVERLEY     TERRACE- Carey,     from 

Fayette  to  Lexington 
WAYNE— going  east  from  132  S  Eutaw 
WEBB— from  Ensor,  N  of  Chew 
WEBSTER— going  south  from  Clement,  E  of 

Powder  House 
WEBSTER  CT— rear  of  179  Greenmount  av 
WEBSTER  AL— from  Albert  al,  S  of  Eager 
WELCOME  AL— going  west  from  174  Light 

St.  wharf 
WELSH  AL— from  192  Lexington 
WEST — going  west  from  Basin,  S  of  Cross 
WEST  AL— from  Eutaw,  S  of  Camden 
WEST  AL— from  Stirling,  near  Eager 
WEST  FALLS  AV— going  south  from  Lom- 
bard 

Right. 

2    Lombard 
8    Pratt 


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110 


192 


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STKEET   DIKECTORT. 


Right. 

62    Eastern  av 
94     Canton  av 
212     Block 
WHITE  AL— going  west  from  88  N  Pop- 


Wi 


leton 


''ICOMICO— going  south  from  Cross,  W  of 
Severn 
WILKENS— running  north   from    Frederick 

av,  E  of  tollgate 
WILLIAM— going  south  from  23  York 
WILLIAMSON  AL— from  Hanover  to  Light, 

N  of  Hamburg 
WILLOW— from  52  Harford  av 
WILLS— from  28  Philpot 
WILLS  ST.  WHF— end  of  Wilis 
WILMER  AL— from  43  W  Hoffman 
WILSON— from  431  Pennsylvania  av 
WINANS'  ROW— from  Jackson  E  of  Light 
WINDSOR— from  Boston  to  Cambridge,  S  of 

Canton  av 
WINDSOR    MILL    ROAD,   running    west 

from  N  Fremont,  near  Pennsylvania  av 
WINE  AL— from  Light  to  Charles,  S  of  Bal- 

timore 
WOLFE  (N)— going  north  from  364  e  Bal- 
timore 
WOLFE  (S)— going  south  from  369  E  Balti- 
more 

Left.    Right. 

19     Baltimore 
35     Lombard 
61     Pratt 
106         103    Gough 
126         129     Bank 
162         159     Eastern  av 
192        196     Canton  av 
221     Aliceanna 
255    Lancaster 
271    Thames 
296  Fell 

WOLFE  AL— from  Perry,  W  of  Howard 
WOOD  AL— from  Adams,  E  of  Fremont 


WOOD— from  South  to  Bowly's  wharf,  S  of 
Pratt 

WOODS'  CT— south  of  Bank,  west  of  S  Cen- 
tral av 

WOOSTER— going  from  James,  S  of  Stock- 
holm 

WYETH— from  224  Columbia 


X  AL— from  Lee  to  York,  W  of  Charles 
Y. 

YELLOTT'S  CT— rear  of  213  Chesnut 
YORK— going  west  from  Basin,  S  of  Lee 
YOUNG— from  22  Orleans 
YOUNG  AL— from  Dallas,  S  of  Jefferson 

MARKETS. 

BEL-AIR  MARKET— Forrest,  from  Hillen 
to  Orleans.     Tuesday  and  Friday 

CENTRE  MARKET— from  Baltimore  to 
Pratt,  W  of  Jones  Falls.  Wednesday  and 
Saturday 

CROSS  STREET  MARKET— from  Light 
to  Charles,  between  Cross  and  West 

FELL'S  POINT  MARKET— Broadway, 
from  Canton  av  to  Thames.  Tuesday  and 
Friday 

HANOVER  MARKET— N  W  corner  Han- 
over and  Camden.     Monday  and  Thursday 

ROLLINS  ST.  MARKET— Hollins,  S  of 
Baltimore 

LEXINGTON  MARKET— Lexington,  from 
Eutaw  to  Pearl.     Tuesday  and  Friday 

RICHMOND  MARKET-from  Howard  to 
Biddle 

CANTON  MARKET— from  Patapsco  to  Po- 
tomac, north  of  Ellicott 


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BOUNDARIES  OF  THE  WARDS. 


FIRST  WARD.— Beginning  at  the  inter- 
section of  Monument  and  Wolfe  streets;  thence 
east  on  south  side  of  Monument  street  to  city- 
limits;  thence  south  along  city  limits  to  Laza- 
retto; thence  around  water  line  of  Northwest 
Branch  to  Fell  street;  thence  along  Fell  street, 
east  side,  to  Wolfe  street;  thence  north  on  east 
side  of  Wolfe  street  to  place  of  beginning. 

SECOND  WARD.— Beginning  at  the  in- 
tersection of  Bank  and  Wolfe  streets;  thence 
south  on  west  side  of  Wolfe  street  to  Fell  street; 
thence  southeast  on  southwest  side  of  Fell 
street  to  water  line;  thence  along  the  water 
line  of  Northwest  Branch  and  Jones'  Falls  to 
Eastern  avenue;  thence  east  on  south  side  of 
Eastern  avenue  to  Central  avenue;  thence  north 
on  east  side  of  Central  avenue  to  Bank  street; 
ihence  east  on  south  side  of  Bank  street  to 
place  of  beginning. 

THIRD  WARD.— Beginning  at  the  inter- 
section of  Central  avenue  and  Baltimore  street; 
thence  south  on  east  side  of  Central  avenue  to 
Bank  street:  thence  east  on  north  side  of  Bank 
street  to  Wolfe  street;  thence  no»th  on  west  side 
of  Wolfe  streetio  Baltimore  street;  thence  west 
on  south  side  of  Baltimore  street  to  place  of 
beginning. 

FOURTH  WARD.— Beginning  at  the  in- 
tersection of  Central  avenue  and  Fayette  street; 
thence  south  on  the  west  side  of  Central  ave- 
nue to  Eastern  avenue;  thence  west  on  north 
side  of  Eastern  avenue  around  to  Jones' Falls; 
thence  north  along  the  line  of  Jones'  Falls 
to  Fayette  street;  thence  east  on  south  side  of 
Fayette  street  to  place  of  beginning 

FIFTH  WARD.— Beginning  at  the  inter- 
section of  Fayette  street  and  Central  avenue; 
thence  wejf  tward  on  north  side  of  Fayette  street 
to  Jones'  Falls;  thence  north  along  the  line  of 
Jones'  Falls  to  Hillen  street;  thence  northeast- 
wardly on  the  southeasterly  side  of  Hillen 
street  to  Monument  street;  thence  east  on  south 
side  of  Monument  street  to  Central  avenue; 
thence  south  on  west  side  of  Central  avenue  to 
place  of  beginning. 

SIXTH  WARD.— Beginning  at  the  inter- 
section of  Monument  street  and  Central  ave- 
nue; thence  east  on  the  south  side  of  Monu- 
ment street  to  Wolfe  street;  thence  south  on 
west  side  of  Wolfe  street  to  Baltimore  street; 
ihence  west  on  north  side  of  Baltimore  street 

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Roseudale  Cement  and  Calcined  Plaster  constantly  on  liand,  31  Spear's  VlTiarf. 


to  Central  avenue;  thence  north  on  east  side  of 
Central  avenue  to  place  of  beginning. 

SEVENTH  WARD.— Beginning  at  the  in- 
tersection of  Monument  and  Ensor  streets  ; 
thence  north  on  east  side  of  Ensor  street  to 
Harford  avenue  ;  thence  north  on  east  side  of 
Harford  avenue  to  city  limits  ;  thence  east  and 
south  along  city  limits  to  Monument  street ; 
thence  west  on  north  side  of  Monument  street 
to  place  of  beginning. 

EIGHTH  WARD.— Beginning  at  the  in- 
tersection of  Hillen  street  and  Jones'  Falls  ; 
thence  northeast  on  northwest  side  of  Hillen 
street  to  Ensor  street ;  thence  north  on  west 
side  of  Ensor  street  to  Harford  avenue  ;  ihence 
north  on  west  side  of  Harford  avenue  to  city- 
limits  ;  thence  west  along  city  limits  to  Jones' 
Falls  ;  thence  southwardly  along  Jones'  Falls 
to  place  of  beginning. 

NINTH  WARD.— Beginning  at  the  inter- 
section of  Charles  and  Pratt  streets  ;  thence 
east  on  north  side  of  Pratt  street  and  around 
the  Basin  to  Jones'  Falls  ;  thence  north  along 
line  of  said  Falls  to  Franklin  street ;  thence 
west  on  south  side  of  Franklin  street  to  Charles 
street ;  thence  south  on  east  side  of  Charles 
street  to  place  of  beginning. 

TENTH  WARD.— Beginning  at  the  inter- 
section of  Franklin  and  Paca  streets  ;  thence 
east  on  the  south  side  of  Franklin  street  to 
Charles  street ;  thence  south  on  west  side  of 
Charles  street  to  Pratt  street  ;  thence  west  on 
north  side  of  Pratt  street  to  Paca  street ;  thence 
north  on  east  side  of  Paca  street  to  place  of 
beginning. 

ELEVENTH  WARD.— Beginning  at  the 
intersection  of  Franklin  and  Paca  streets  ;  thence 
north  on  the  east  side  of  Paca  street  to  Ross 
street ;  thence  northwestwardly  on  the  north- 
east side  of  Ross  street  to  Biddle  street  ;  thence 
northeast  and  east  on  the  southeast  and  south 
side  of  Biddle  street  to  Jones'  Falls  ;  thencj 
south  along  line  of  Jones' Falls  to  Franklin 
street  ;  thence  west  on  north  side  of  Franklin 
street  to  place  of  beginning. 

TWELFTH  WARD.— Beginning  at  the 
intersection  of  Ross  and  Biddle  streets  ;  thence 
northeast  and  east  on  the  northwest  and  north 
side  of  Biddle  street  to  Jones'  Falls  ;  thence 
northwardly  along  line  of  Jones'  Falls  to  city 
limits  ;  thence  west  along  city  limits  to  Ross 


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BOUNDARIES   OF   THE  WARDS. 


street ;  thence  southeast  on  northeast  side  of 
Ross  street  to  place  of  beginning. 

THIRTEENTH  WARD.— Beginning  at 
the  intersection  of  Lexington  and  Paca  streets  ; 
thence  west  on  the  north  side  of  Lexington 
street  to  Poppleton  street ;  thence  north  on  east 
side  of  Poppleton  street  to  Franklin  street  ; 
thence  east  on  south  side  of  Franklin  street  to 
Paca  street ;  thence  south  on  west  side  of  Paca 
street  to  place  of  beginning. 

FOURTEENTH  WARD.— Beginning  at 
the  intersection  of  Pratt  and  Paca  streets  ; 
thence  west  on  the  north  side  of  Pratt  street 
to  Poppleton  street ;  thence  north  on  the  east 
side  of  Poppleton  street  to  Lexington  street ; 
thence  east  on  the  south  side  of  Lexington 
street  to  Paca  street ;  and  thence  south  on  west 
side  of  Paca  street  to  place  of  beginning. 

FIFTEENTH  WARD.— Beginning  at  the 
intersection  of  Howard  and  Pratt  streets  ; 
thence  south  on  east  side  of  Howard  street  to 
Henrietta  street ;  thence  east  on  north  side  of 
Henrietta  and  Warren  streets  (o  wat^r  line  of 
Basin  ;  thence  along  water  line  of  Basin  to 
Pratt  street ;  thence  west  on  south  side  of  Pratt 
street  to  place  of  beginning. 

SIXTEENTH  WARD.— Beginning  at  the 

intersection  of  Pratt  and  Howard  streets; 
thence  south  on  the  west  side  of  Howard  street 
to  Hamburg  street,  thence  n,orthwest  on  north- 
west side  of  Hamburg  and  Cross  streets  to 
Poppleton  street ;  thence  north  on  east  side  of 
Poppleton  street  to  Pratt  street ;  thence  east 
on  south  side  of  Pratt  street  to  place  of  begin- 
ning. 

SEVENTEENTH  WARD.— Beginning  at 
the  intersection  of  Henrietta  and  Hanover 
streets  ;  thence  east  on  south  side  of  Henriet- 
ta and  Warren  streets  to  water  line  ;  thence 
along  water  line  to   Clement   street ;  thence 


east  on  south  side  of  Clement  street  to  Hanover 
street ;  thence  north  on  east  side  of  Hanover 
street  to  place  of  beginning. 

EIGHTEENTH  WARD.— Beginning  at 
the  intersection  of  Baltimore  and  Poppleton 
streets  ;  thence  south  on  west  side  of  Pop- 
pleton street  to  Cross  street  ;  thence  south- 
east on  southwest  side  of  Cross  street  and 
Hamburg  street  to  Howard  street ;  thence 
north  on  east  side  of  Howard  street  to  Hen 
rietta  street;  thence  east  on  south  side  of  Hen- 
rietta stree't  to  Hanover  street ;  thence  south 
on  west  side  of  Hanover  street  to  Clement 
street;  thence  west  on  north  side  of  Clement 
street  to  water  line  of  Middle  Branch  ;  thence 
along  water  line  of  Middle  Branch  and 
Gwynn's  Falls  to  the  city  limits  ;  thence  north 
along  line  of  city  limits  to  Baltimore  street ; 
thence  east  on  south  side  of  Baltimore  street 
to  place  of  beginning. 

NINETEENTH    WARD.— Beginning    at 

the  intersection  of  Baltimore  and  Poppleton 
streets  ;  thence  north  on  west  side  of  Popple- 
ton street  to  Franklin  street ;  thence  east  on 
north  side  of  Franklin  to  Fremont  street; 
thence  northeast  on  northwest  side  of  Fremont 
street  and  Pennsylvania  avenue  to  city  limits  ; 
thence  west  and  south  along  city  limits  to 
Baltimore  street ;  thence  east  on  north  side  of 
Baltimore  street  to  place  of  beginning. 

TWENTIETH  WARD.— Beginning  at  the 
intersection  of  Fremont  and  Franklin  streets  ; 
thence  northwest  on  northeast  side  of  Fre- 
mont street  and  Pennsylvania  avenue  to  the 
city  limits  ;  thence  east  along  the  city  limits 
to  Ross  street ;  thence  southeast  on  southwest 
side  of  Ross  street  to  Paca  street ;  thence 
south  on  west  side  of  Paca  street  to  Franklin 
street ;  thence  west  on  north  side  of  Franklin 
street  to  place  of  beginning. 


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APPENDIX. 


GOVERNMENT  OF  THE  UNITED    STATES. 

The  Nineteenth  Presidential  term  of  four  years  began  on  the  4th  of  March,  186],  and  will 
«xpire  on  the  3d  of  March,  1865. 

ABRAHAM  LINCOLN ,  of  Illinois President. 

HANNIBAL  HAMLIN,  of  Maine Vice-President. 

WM.  H.  SEWARD,  of  New  York. Secretary  of  State. 

SALMON  P.  CHASE,  of  Ohio Secretary  of  the  Treasury 

EDWIN  M.  STANTON,  of  Pennsylvania Secretary  of  War. 

GIDEON  WELLES,  of  Connecticut Secretary-of  the  Navy. 

JOHN  P.  USHER,  of  Indiana Secretary  of  the  Interior. 

MONTGOMERY  BLAIR,  of  Maryland Postmaster  General. 

EDWARD  BATES,  of  Missouri Attorney  General. 


GOVERNMENT  OF  THE  STATE  OF  MARYLAND. 

AUGUSTUS  W.  BRADFORD,  of  Baltimore  County Governor. 

WM.  B.  HILL,  of  Baltimore  County Secretary  of  State. 

ROBERT  FOWLER,  of  Baltimore  City Treasurer. 

HENRY  H.  GOLDSBOROUGH,  of  Talbot  County Comptroller  of  the  Treasury 

NICHOLAS  BREWER,  of  John,  of  Annapolis Adjutant  General. 

W.  L.  W.  SEABROOK,  of  Frederick  City Commissioner  of  the  Land  Office. 

HANSON  P.  JORDON,  Annapolis > State  Librarian. 


CITY  GOVERNMENT 

JOHN  LEE  CHAPMAN Mayor. 


ALFORD  MACE,  Secretary  to  Mayoralty. 
JOHN  A.  THOMPSON,  Registn: 
J.  T.  MEDTART,  Deputy  Register. 
H.  W.  HAYDEN,  Clerk  to  Register. 
AUGUSTUS  M.  PRICE,  City  Collector. 
JOHN  L.  THOMAS,  Jr.,  City  Counsellor. 
JEHU  GORSUCH,  City  Commissioner. 
JAMES  M.   JACOBS,  wJssisf.  City  Commis- 
sioner. 
SAMUEL  MACCUBBIN,  City  Comptroller. 
J.  R.  BROMWELL,  Clerk  to  City  Comptroller. 


WATER  DEPARTMENT. 

Office  17  North  street. 
JAMES  S.  SUTER,  Water  Engineer. 
GEORGE  MERRYMAN,  Registrar. 

HEALTH  OFFICERS. 

SAMUEL T.  KNIGHT, M.  D.,  Commissioner 

of  Health. 
GERARD  T.  MORGAN,  M.  D.,  .Assistant 

Commissioner  of  Health. 
WM.  H.  CLENDINEN,  Physician  of  Marine 

Hospital. 


WM.  P.  WEBB,  Marine,  Fire  and  Life  Insnrance  Agent  and  Broker.    Agent  "Mutual 
Benefit  Wfe  Insurance  Co.,  NewarU,  Ji,  J.,"  89  Second  Street. 


566 


APPENDIX. 


MEMBERS  OF   THE   CITY   COUNCIL,  &c. 


Officers  of  the  First  Branch. 

President — James  Young. 
Chief  Clerk— Andrew  J.  Eandel. 
Reading  Clerk— George  W.  Brooks. 
Doorkeeper — James  Maddox. 


First  Branch. 

1st  Ward— Joshua  Lynch. 

2d      ' 

Frederick  C.  Meyer. 

3d      ' 

Edward  S.  Lamdin. 

4th     ' 

William  McClymont. 

5th     ' 

James  Young,  (President.) 

6th     ' 

Joseph  J.  Robinson. 
Ur.  George  W.  Wayson. 

7th     ' 

8th     • 

J.  Christian  Kraft. 

9th     ' 

John  Dukehart. 

lOth     ' 

George  Keyser. 
Sebastian  F.  Streeter. 

11th     ' 

12th     ' 

John  T.  Bishop. 

13th     ' 

Wilson  G.  Horner. 

14th     ' 

Dr.  C.  C.  Keyser. 

15th     ' 

Edward  H.  Price. 

16th     ' 

Oliver  M.  Disney. 

17th     ' 

Charles  H.  Bowen. 

18th     ' 

John  M.  Jones. 

19th     ' 

Robert  M.  Proud. 

20th     ' 

Archibald  D.  Ferguson. 

Officers  of  the  Second  Branch. 

President — Samuel  Duer. 
Clerk— William  S.  Crowley. 
Doorkeeper — George  A.  Cunningham. 

Second  Branch. 


1st  and    2d   Wards- 

3d    and    4th  " 

5th  and    6th  " 

7th  and    8th  " 

9th  and  10th  " 

11th  and  12th  " 

13th  and  14th 

15th  and  16th  " 

17th  and  18th 

19th  and  20th  " 


-Dr.  Schwartze. 
John  G.  Wilmot. 
George  I.  Kennard. 
Wm.  Brooks. 
Jas.  H.  Markland. 
C.  Sidney  Norris. 
Samuel  Duer. 
John  Barron. 
Wm.  Moody. 
Valentine  Foreman. 


POLICE  ORGANIZATION. 

Nicholas  L.  Wood,  President.  ^ 
Samuel  Hindes.  VCom'rs. 

John  Lee  Chapman,  Mayor.    ) 
John  A.  Thompson,  Treasurer. 
Wm.  A.  Vanostrand,  Marshal. 
Wm.  B.  Lyons,  Deputy  Marshal. 
Wm.  S.  Browning,  Clerk. 


COMMISSIONERS  OF  PUBLIC  SCHOOLS. 

Office,  JV.  E.  Corner  of  Holiday  and  Fayette  Streets. 

GEORGE  N.  EATON President. 

JOHN  N.  M'JILTON Treasurer. 

WM.  D.  M'JILTON Clerk. 


Wards.     Commissioners. 

1 — Henry  C.  Larrabee, 
2— Wm.  H.  Hebden, 
3— C.  L.  L.  Leary, 
4 — Thomas  I.  Pitt,  . 
5 — John  F.  Plummer 
6 — James  T.  Randolph 
7 — James  D    Lowry, 
8— Charles  Faringer 
9 — Louis  Muller,    . 

10— Wm.  Daniel,  .     . 

11 — George  N.  Eaton, 

12— F.  A.  Crook,.     . 

13 — James  H.  Cox,    . 

14— Dr.  E.  G.  Waters 

15— J.  W.  LOANE,        . 

IG— Dr.  a.  W.  Colbur> 
17 — Steptoe  B.  Taylor 
18 — E.  R.  Petherbridgi 
19_W.  C.  Arthur,  . 
20 — Richard  Sewell, 


Residence,  or  Place  of  Business. 

316  E.  Pratt  street  and  cor.  Caroline  and  Lancaster  streets. 
151  and  178  S.  Broadway. 
39  S.  Broadway  and  Eastern  Hall, 
.corner  High  and  Pratt  streets. 

98  Aisquith  street  and  89  North  Gay  street 
288  East  Baltimore  street,  corner  of  Broadway 
314  N.  Caroline, 

14  Constitution  street. 

99  West  Baltimore  street. 

67  W.  Fayette  street  and  41  S.  Sharp  street. 

54  Mount  Vernon  place,  and  13  South  Charles  street. 

corner  Madison  avenue  and  Townsend  street 

58  North  Greene  street. 

21  Hollins  street. 

89  Barre  street  and  2  Bowly's  wharf 

166  South  Paca  street. 

373  Light  street. 

corner  Hollins  and  Strieker  streets. 

Lexington  street,  near  Mount  street. 

247  Biddle  street. 


J.   HENRV   GIESE,   Commission   MercHant,   for   tHe   sale    of  Flour,  Grain,  Seeds,  &e. 
Roueudnle  Cement  and  Calcined   Plaster  constantly  on  Iinnd,  21  Spear's  Wharf. 


APPENDIX. 


567 


LOCATION  AND  TEACHERS  OF  PUBLIC  SCHOOLS. 


LOCATION. 

corner  of  Holiday  and  Fayette   streets, 

Aisquitli  near  Orlean^street, 
,     corner  of  Fayette    and  Greene    streets, 

Drawbridge,  City  Block, 

N.  W.  cor.  Calvert  and  Saratoga  streets, 
1,  corner  of  Fayette   and  Greene  streets, 

1,  " 

2,  corner   of  Broadway  and   Bank  streets, 

2,  " 

3,  Aisquith  near  Fayette  street, 

3,  corner  of    Fayette    and    Front   streets, 

4,  corner  of    Hanover   and    Lee     streets, 

4,  " 

5,  corner  of  Monument  and  Forrest  streets, 

5,  " 

6,  Ross  near  Biddle  street 

7,  cor.  of  Chesapeake  and  Hudson  streets, 

8,  corner  of  Fremont  st.  and  Ridgely  alley, 

9,  corner  of  Calvert  and  Saratoga  streets, 
10,  corner  of  William  and  Warren  streets. 


Central  High  School, 

Eastern  Female  High  School, 

Western  Female  High  School 

Floating  School, 

Normal  Class, 

Male  Grammar  School  No. 

Female       "  "       No. 

Male  Grammar  School  No. 

Female       "  "       No. 

Male  Grammar  School  No. 

Female       "  "       No. 

Male  Grammar  School  No. 

Female      "  "       No. 

Male  Grammar  School  No. 

Female      "  "       No. 

Male  Grammar  School  No. 

Female       "  "       No. 

Male  and  Fern.  Gr.  Sch.  No. 

Male  Grammar  School  No. 

Female       "  "       No. 

Male  Grammar  School  No. 

Female       "  "       No. 

Male  Grammar  School  No. 

Female       "  "       No.  10, 

Male  Grammar  School  No.  11,  corner  of  Bond   and    Jefferson   streets. 

Female.     "  "       No.  11,       "  "  "  " 

Male  Grammar  School  No.  12,  Barre  street  west  of  Eutaw 

Female       "  "       No.  12,       "         "         " 

Male  Grammar  School  No.  13,  corner   Jefferson    street  and    Caroline, 

Female       "  "       No.  13,  corner  Aisquith  near  Mullikin 

14,  corner    of    Gough    and    Stiles    streets, 

14,  " 

15,  corner  Schroeder  street  and  Wagon  al., 
15,  corner  Republican  st.  and  Wagon  alley, 

1,  corner  of  Fayette  and   Greene   streets, 

1,  "  .  " 

2,  Stiles  near  High  street, 

2,  " 

3,  corner  of  Gough  and  Wolfe  streets, 

3,  " 

4,  Hill  between  Hanover  and  Sharp  streets 

4,  " 

5,  Edward  near  Aisquith  street 

6,  Ann,  betw.  Canton  av.  and  Aliceanna  st. 


Male  Grammar  School  No. 
Female       "  "       No, 

Male  Grammar  School  No. 
Female       "  "       No. 

Male   Primary   School  No, 
Female       "  "       No. 

Male  Primary   School  No. 
Female     "  "         No. 

Male  Primary   School   No. 
Female     "  "         No. 

Male   Primary  School   No. 
Female     "  "         No. 

Male   Primary  School   No. 
Male         "  *'         No. 

Female     "  "         No. 

Male   Primary  School  No. 
Female     "  "         No. 

Male    Primary  School    No. 
Female     "  "         No. 

Male    Primary  School   No. 
Female     "  "         No. 

Male   Primary  School   No. 
Female     "  "         No. 


7,  Mullikin  near  Aisquith 

8,  Caroline  near  Lombard  street, 


9,  corner  of  Calvert  and  Saratoga  streets, 
9,  corner  of  Front  and  Fayette  streets, 

10,  HoUins  near  Schroeder  street, 

10, 

Male   Primary  School   No.  11,  corner  of  Schroeder  and  Peirce  streets. 
Female     "  "         No.   11,       "  "  "  " 

Male    Primary  School   No.  12,  Barre  near  Eutaw  street. 
Female     "  "        No.  12,       "  "  " 

Male    Primary  School   No.  13,  Jefferson  near  Caroline  street. 
Female     "  "         No.  13,         "  " 

Male   Primary  School   No.  14,  Eutaw  near  Preston  street, 
Female     "  "         No.  14,      "  "  " 

Male    Primary  School  No.  15,  corner  Republican  st.  and  Wagon  al 
Female     "  "         No.  15,  corner  Schroeder  street  and  Wagon  al 

Male    Primary  School  No.  16,  Hillen  near  High  street, 
Female     "  "         No.  16,       "  "  " 

Male   Primary   School  No.  17,  corner  Light  and  Poultney  streets. 
Female     "  "         No.  17,       "  "  "  " 


PRINCIPALS. 

Thomas  D.  Baird 
Nathan '1  H.Thayer 
D.  A.  Hollingshead 
George  C.  Hale 
W.  R.  Creery 
M.  A.  Newell 
Henrietta  C.  Adams 
Wm.  Kerr 
Mary  McDermot 
George  B.  Loane 
Margaret  Snyder 
Henry  Cragg 
Elizabeth  A.  Cross 
Andrew  S.  Kerr 
Mary  Rice 
Thomas  S.  Bennett 
Eliza  Adams 
Rebecca  E.  Horton 
John  Basil,  Jr. 
Adelaide  L.  Hall 
George  S.  Grape 
A.  G.  K.  Chappell 
A.  Z.  Hartman 
Mary  M.  Wilson 
A.  Hamilton 
Nancy  W.  Smith 
Wm.  R.  Creery 
Anna  P.  Wise 
Sarah  E.  Dale 
Margaret  Poole 
William  A.  Rippey 
S.  L.  Bassford 
,  J.  F.  Arthur 
,  Mary  W.  Storke 
Catherine  M.  Small 
Elizabeth  Kirk 
M.  D.  Heron 
Ann  J.  Grosciip 
Georgia  A.   Duvall 
R.  A.  Darrington 
Sallie  A.E.  Pattison 
Mary  H.Tliomiz 
Amanda  Harker 
Mary  Henderson 
Agnes  P.  Tolson 
Priscilla  Owens 
J.  E.  Hughes 
Sarah  E.  Smith 
Ann  Eliza  Driscoli 
M.  A.  Barrickman 
Olivia  A.  Shaw 
M.  L.  Hiskey 
Elizabeth  P.  Martin 
M.  C.  Mullikin 
Jane  H.  Allen 
Laura  Wamaling 
Laura  Brian 
Sarah  E.  Day 
Mary  A.  Joice 
Susan  Crawford 
Emily  Ellis 
Susan  Helsby 
Annie  J.  Whitworth 
Mary  Hanna 
Mary  Hanna 
Sarah  A.  Sewell 
E.  Virginia  Addison 


eieiO,  S.  PAGS  &  BHOo  Manufacturers    of  Roofs   and   Roofing   Materials,  111    SmifL'S 
Wharf.    C.  HART  SMITH,  Agent. 


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APPENDIX. 


SCHOOLS. 

Male   Primary  School 
Female     "  " 

Male  Primary  School 
Female     '*  " 

Male   Primary  School 
Female     "  " 


EVENING  SCHOOL 

MUSIC  teacher- 


Location. 

No.  18,  Walsh  near  Lanvale  streets, 
No.  18, 

No.  19,  Frederick  street  near  Lombard, 
No.  19, 

No.  20,  corner  of  Caroline  and  Holland  streets. 
No.  20,      «'  '<  «'  «' 

No.  21,  s  e  corner  Greene  and  Lombard  streets. 
No.  22,  corner  Scott  and  St.  Peter  streets, 
No.  23,  corner  Bond  and  Chew  streets, 
No.  24,  corner  Hudson  and  Chesapeake  streets. 
No.  25,  Eastern  avenue  near  High  street. 
No.  26,  Harford  avenue  near  John  street, 
No.  27,  Locust  Point, 
No.  28,  East  near  Douglass  street 
No.  29,   corner  Baltimore  and  Gilmor  streets, 
No.  30,  corner  Lombard  and  Washington  sts., 
No.  31,  cor.  Washington  and  Clement  sts.  F.  H. 
No.     3,  Aisquith  near  Fayette  streets 
No.     4,  n  e  corner  Hanover  and  Lee  streets 
-Eastern  District — C.  S.  Root 
Western  District — W.  A.  Tarbutton 


Principals. 

Annie  Frederick 
Isabella  Fort 
Susanna  Fleury 
Esther  Wheeler 
Laura  A.  Ball 
Rosalie  Barrett 
Maria  E.  Walter 
Olivia  J.  King 
Mary  A.  Reilly 
Margaret  A.  Hand 
Ellen  R.  Carmichael 
Mary  S.  Slater 
Anna  M.  Smith 
Anne  M.  German 
Anna  J.  Burns 
Elizabeth  A.Colston 
Anna  Rooney 
Wm.  Elliott 
Henry  Cragg 


FIRE    DEPARTMENT. 


ice  New  City  Hall. 


Commissioners. 


BOARD  OF  FIRE  COMMISSIONERS. 
JOHN  T.  MORRIS,  President. 
WM.  H.  STRAN,  1 

CHAS.  W.  WALKER, 
JOHN  H.  BAYLIES, 
ROBERT   TYSON, 
HENRY  FULTON,  Secretary. 
CHAS.  T.  HOLLOWAY,  Chief  Engineer. 
JAMES  L.  STEUART,  Jlssist.       do. 
JAS.  WESLEY  SHAW,  Jissist.        do. 

ENGINE  CO.  No.  1— House  located  Paca 
St.  between  Fayette  and  Lexington,  George 
Keyser,  Foreman. 

ENGINE  CO.  No.  2— House  located  Barre 
St.  between  Sharp  and  Hanover,  William 
B.  NoRRis,  jr..  Foreman. 

ENGINE  CO.  No.  3— House  located  Lom- 
bard-st.  between  High  and  Exeter,  James 
H.  Gravenstine,  Foreman. 

ENGINE  CO.  No.  4— House  located  North 
St.  between  Fayette  and  Lexington,  Geo. 
W.  Fisher,  Foreman. 

ENGINE  CO.  No.  5— House  located  Ann  st. 
between  Pratt  and  Gough,  Philip  Sher- 
wood, Foreman. 

ENGINE  CO.  No.  6— House  located  corner 
Gay  and  Ensor  sts.,  Robert  McCleary, 
Foreman. 

ENGINE  CO.  No.  7— House  located  Orchard 
St.  near  Madison,  Wm.  G.  Gorsuch,  Fore- 
man. 

HOOK  AND  LADDER  No.  1— House  lo- 
cated Harrison  st.  between  Fayette  and  Bal- 
timore, Wm.  a.  Megraw,  Foreman. 

HOOK  AND  LADDER  No.  2— House  lo- 
cated Paca  St.  between  Fayette  and  Lexing- 
ton sts.,  Geo.  H.  Houck,  Foreman. 


CITY  POLICE  AND 


FIRE  ALARM  TELEGRAPH, 

Old  City  Hall,  Holiday  st. 

For  Fire  Alarm  and  Police  purposes,  and  for 
recovery  of  Lost  Children. 

Parties  finding  children,  will  please  have 
them  brought  to  the  Central  office,  or  any  of 
the  Police  Stations. 

Jfotice. — To  give  an  alarm  of  fire,  turn  the 
crank  slowly  and  regularly  twenty  times;  should 
the  bell  in  the  Signal  Box  not  answer,  repeat 
the  turns  until  answered. 

When  the  services  of  the  entire  Department 
are  required,  a  general  Alarm  will  be  rung, 
the  strokes  of  the  bells  being  given  in  quick 
succession  and  without  intermission. 

D.  P.  WEST,  Superintendent. 


BELLS  OF  THE  FIRE   DEPARTMENT 

Will  Strike  the  Mo.  of  the  Box 

thus  : 

If  the  Alarm  comes  from  Box  No.   13,  they 

will  strike 

1-3, 1—3. 

List  of  Telegraphic  Fire  Alarm  Stations.  ' 

1  Central  Station,  Holiday  st. 

2  Calvert  and  Lombard  sts. 

3  Baltimore  and  Hanover  sts. 

4  Pratt  and  Gay  sts. 

5  No.  1  Truck  House,  Harrison  st. 

6  Charles  and  Camden  sts. 

7  Howard  and  German  sts. 

8  Pratt  Street  Bridge 

9  Charles  and  Mulberry  sts 

12  No.  3  Engine  House,  Lombard  st. 


P.  AVEBR,  Marine,  Fire  and  I-lfe  Insurance  Agent  and  Broker.    Ageni 
Benent  Life  Insurance  Co.,  Newark,  N.  J.,"  89  Second  Street. 


tSIutual 


APPENDIX. 


569 


13  No.  2  Engine  House,  Barre  st. 

14  No.  2  Truck  House,  Paca  st, 

15  No.  6  Engine  House,  Gay  and  Ensor  sts. 
,16  Aisquith  and  Douglass  sts, 

17  No.  7  Engine  House,  Eutaw  and  Roas  sts. 

18  Western  Police  Station,  Greene  st. 

19  Penn  and  Lombard  sts, 
21'  Bank  and  Exeter  sts. 

23  William  and  Montgomery  sts. 

24  Caroline  and  Lombard  sts 

25  Bond  ancf  Jefferson  sts. 

26  Light  and  Cross  sts. 

27  Eastern  Police  Station,  Bank  st. 

28  St.  Paul  and  Fayette  sts. 

31  Fremont  and  Columbia  sts. 

32  Franklin  and  Chatsworth  sts. 

34  Belair  and  Central  avenues 

35  Richmond  Market  House. 

36  Southern  Police  Station, 

37  Eager  street  and  Morton  alley 

38  North  and  Monument  sts. 

41  Harford  avenue  and  Eager  st, 

42  Drawbridge,  foot  of  Falls. 

43  Fremont  and  Lexington  sts, 

45  Pratt  and  Poppleton  sts. 

46  Front  and  Bath  sts. 

49  Calverton  and  Frederick  roads 

51  No.  5  Engine  House,  Ann  st, 

52  Pennsylvania  avenue  and  Dolphin  st. 

53  Baltimore  and  Republican  sts. 

54  Canton  avenue  and  Chester  st. 

56  Pennsylvania  avenue  and  Fremont  st. 

61  Saratoga  and  Schroeder  sts. 

62  Madison  and  Forrest  sts, 

63  Broadway  and  Thames  st, 

64  Lexington  and  Strieker  sts. 

71  Pratt  and  Eutaw  sts, 

72  Clay  and  Park  sts. 

73  Monument  street  and  Plover  alley,  (west 

of  Cathedral  street.) 

81  Eutaw  Place  and  Dolphin  st. 

82  Canton  avenue  and  Caroline  st. 

83  Baltimore  and  Wolfe  sts. 

CUSTOM    HOUSE. 

N.  W.  cor.  Gay  and  Lombard. — Office  hours 
from  9  A.  M.  to  3  p.  m. 

COLLECTOR'S  OFFICE. 

Collector — Henry  W.  Hoffman. 

Deputy  Collector— Wm.  T.  Valiant. 

Deputy  Collector  and  Auditor — George  W. 
McElroy. 

Cashier — Wm.  Evans. 

Cashier— T.  H.  H.  Leary. 

Entry  Clerk— C.  M.  Jameson. 

Superintendent  Warehouses — Henry  R.  Rey- 
nolds. 

Warehouse  Clerk — P.  T.  Snowden. 

Marine  Clerk— W.  T.  R.  Saffell. 

Adjusting  Clerk — Caleb  Douty. 

Impost  Clerk— Charles  E.  Gettslich. 

Miscellaneous  Clerks— John  T.  Wood,  H. 
Clay  Adreon,  D.  F,  Karsner,  Franklin 
Lane,  Thos.  Jenkins  and  Wm.  Thomson. 

Gauger— Wm.  H.  Smith. 

Measurer — Wm.  H.  Counselman. 

Weigher — Henry  McElderry. 

Store  Keepers— John  B.  Hayes,  John  B. 
Askew  and  George  Shaffer. 

Boarding  Officer — Thomas  B.  Gaither. 

Debenture  Officer— D.  G.  Martin. 


NAVAL  OFFICE. 

Naval  Officer — Francis  S.  Corkran. 
Deputy  Naval  Officer— French  S.  Evans, 
Warehouse  Clerk — Wm.  Corkran. 
Adjusting  Clerk— R.  R.  Battee. 
Impost  Clerk— Eli  Lamb. 

SURVEYOR'S  OFFICE. 

Surveyor — John  F.  McJilton. 
Deputy  Surveyor — E.  L.  Parker. 

APPRAISER'S  OFFICE. 

Appraiser  General — John  F.  Meredith. 

Appraisers— Wm,  I,  Nicholls  and  J,  F,  Wag- 
ner, 

Clerks— Thomas  P,  Jenkins,  Charles  Brecht 
and  J.  W,  Jeffrey. 

EXAMINER  OF  DRUGS. 
J.  Purviance  Polk. 

NAVY  AGENT. 

'Wm.  Pinkney  Ewing. 

Deputy  Navy  Agent — Joshua  M,  Hall, 

SUPERINTENDENT  OF  BUILDING, 
James  Donohue. 

POST     OFFICE. 

Exchange    Buildings. 

Wm.  H.  Purnell,  Postmaster. 

C,  J.  R.  Thorpe,  Assist.  Postmaster. 

The  Office  is  open  during  the  week  in  Win- 
ter from  1}4  A.  M.  to  9  P.  M.— Summer  from 
7  A,  M.  to  9  P.  M.  On  Sunday  from  9  till 
10  A.  M.  Stamps  for  pre-payment  of  letters 
can  be  had  at  the  Post  Office.  » 

A  Time  Table  of  the  Departures  of  the 
Steamers  from  Boston  and  New  York,  and 
Steamers  for  California,  carrying  the  Mails, 
is  placed  in  the  rotunda  of  the  Post  Office. 

RATES  OF  POSTAGE. 

Letters  advertised  are  charged  one  cent 
each,  besides  regular  postage.  Drop  Letters 
are  not  advertised,  A  list  of  Drop  Letters  is 
placed  in  the  rotunda  of  the  Post  Office  every 
week. 

Circulars. — Three  circulars  or  less,  sent 
for  two  cents;  pre-payment  by  stamps  re- 
quired. 

Newspapers. — The  quarterly  postage  on 
regular  newspapers,  if  prepaid,  is  five  cents 
for  a  weekly  paper;  in  same  proportion  if 
published  oftener.  Transient  newspapers 
sent  anywhere  within  the  United  States  'at 
two  cents,  not  exceeding  four  ounces,  prepaid 
by  postage  stamps;  all  transient  printed  mat- 
ter at  like  rates. 

For  postage  on  other  printed  matter  sea 
table  of  rates. 

When  the  article  to  be  mailed  is  a  circular, 
pamphlet  or  newspaper,  it  should  be  so  en- 
veloped as  to  be  open  at  one  end — otherwise 
it  will  be  charged  as  a  letter. 


J.   HKSVRY   GIESE,   Commission   Jlercliant,   for   the   sale    of   Flour,  Grniii,   Seeds,  &c. 
Roseudale  Cement  and  Calcined   Plaster  couitantly  on  liand,  31  Spear's  Wharf. 


570 


APPENDIX. 


STATION  OR  BRANCH  POST  OFFICES 

The  carriers  will  visit  each  Station  or 
Branch  Post  Office  in  the  city  of  Baltimore 
(under  the  new  carrier  system  as  inaugurated 
by  the  Postmaster  General,  commencing  from 
July  1st,  1863,)  three  times  a  day,  (Sundays 
excepted)  commencing  at  the  hours  of  7  A. 
M.,  11  A.  M.,  and  2.30  P.  M.  By  this  sys- 
tem the  letters  for  the  outgoing  mails  will  be 
brought  to  the  Post  Office  in  time  to  be  sent 
with  the  corresponding  mails,  while  the  local 
or  drop  letters  will  be  promptly  delivered 
(within  the  city  limits)  as  addressed,  as  often 
as  three  times  each  day,  without  charge  or 
additional  carriers'  stamps  as  heretofore. 


The  law  requires  that  all  matter  to  be  sent 
through  the  mails,  or  to  be  delivered  within 
the  limits  of  the  city,  must  be  prepaid  in 
United  States  postage  stamps. 

Postage  to  be  prepaid  on  local  or  drop  let- 
ters ttco  cents  each,  if  within  the  half  ounce 
in  weight;  four  cents  if  over,  and  within  the 
ounce,  &c. 

Postage  to  be  prepaid  on  all  letters  to  b« 
sent  through  the  mails  to  any  part  of  the 
United  States  (California  included)  three  cents 
if  single  rate,  six  cents  if  double,  &c. 

Special  care  has  been  taken  in  the  selection 
of  proper  localities  for  the  Drop  boxes,  itn 
order  to  afford  the  greatest  facilities  to  each 
and  every  section  of  the  city. 


TIME  OF  ARRIVAL  AND  CLOSING  OF    MAILS. 


East. 


Philadelphia,  N.  Y.  Boston  Through,  daily,  except  Sunday 

"  "  "  "  on  " 

Abingdon,  Fallston,  Little  Gunpowder,  Port  Deposite    and 

Philadelphia  Way daily,  except  Sunday 

Delaware  and  lower  Co's  of  E.  Shore,  Md."         "  " 

"         "         "         "         "       "         "    "         "     Saturday 

Upper  "         <<       "         "    "         "        Sunday 

Cub  Hill   and   Greenwood,  Monday,  Wednesday,   Friday 

"  "  Tuesday,  Thursday,  Saturday 


"West. 


MAILS    DUE. 


;4.oo 

[7.30 
4.00 


Wheeling  Through daily,  except  Sunday 

Cumberland  and  Wheeling  Way "         "  " 

North  Western  Virginia "         "  " 

Frederick,  Md «'         "  " 

Hagerstown,    Cumberland — all    of    Frederick,    Washington 

and  Alleghany  Co's,  Md daily,  except  Sunday 

,Ellicott's  Mills "         "  " 

Baltimore  and  Cumberland  Way "         "  " 

Catonsville "         "  " 

North. 

Toledo,  Chicago,  St.  Louis,  Through,      " 
York,Harrisb'g,Chambersb'g,  Pittsb'g     "         *'  " 

"     &      "  Way "         "  " 

Reisterstown,  Westminster,  &c "         "  '" 

Buffalo,  N.  Y «' 

Freedom,  Md Monday,  Friday 

California,  via  St.  Joseph,  Mo daily,  except  Sunday 

South. 

Washington,  D.  C "         "  " 


11.00 


•Georgetown  &  Alexandria 

P.  George,  Charles,  St.  Mary  Co's  Md. 


Saturday 
Sunday 


•Washington  Way " 

Annapolis,  Md " 

"     Way " 

Calvert  Co.  "     Tuesday,  Thursday,  Saturday 

Old  Point  Comfort  and  Norfolk daily 


11.30 


8.00 
8.00 
8.00 


8.00 
8.00 


8.45 

8.45 


8.45 
8.45 
8.45 
8.45 
7.30 


3.30 


1.15 
3.30 


330 
2.30 


5.30 
5.30 
5.30 
5.30 

5.30 
5.30 
5.30 


6.00 
6.00 


MAILS      CLOSE 


5.00 


fl.OO 

15.00 
7.00 


7.00 


9.00 
11.30 


7.00 
7.06 


7.00 
7.00 
7.00 
7.00 

7.00 
7.00 
7.00 


.7.00 


7.00 
7.00 
7.00 


7.00 


6.00 


6.00 
6.00 
6.00 


CiKO.  S.  PAGE  &  BRO..  Mantifncturerg   of  Rocfd   and  Reoiliig  Mateiiais,  111 
Wharf.     C.  HARl'  S]>nTH,  Agent. 


APPENDIX. 


571 


STAMP  DUTIES. 

Imposed  by  Act  of  Congress  of  1862,  and  its 
Amendments  of  March  3,  1863. 

Check,  Draft  or  Order,  at  Sight. 
For  amount  exceeding  $20 02 

Fromisswy  Notes,  Drafts,  Inland  and  For- 
eign Bills  of  Exchange,  Orders  for  Pay- 
ment of  Money,  Letters  oj  Credit,  and 
Notes  Payable  on  Demand, 


PAYABLE  OTHERWISE  THAN 

ON  SIGHT 

AMOUNT  OF  NOTE  OB 

33 

63 

93 

4* 

6t 

6t 

DRAFT. 

DATS 

DATS 

DATS 

MOS. 

M08. 

H08. 

$20 

0  $200.. 

01 

02 

03 

04 

06 

10 

yoo 

'   400.. 

02 

04 

06 

08 

12 

20 

400 

«   600.. 

03 

06 

09 

12 

18 

30 

600 

'   800.. 

04 

08 

12 

16 

24 

40 

800 

'  1,000.. 

O.*) 

10 

15 

20 

30 

50 

1,000 

'  1,200.. 

06 

12 

18 

24 

36 

60 

1,200 

'  1,400.. 

07 

14 

21 

28 

42 

70 

1,400 

'  1,600.. 

08 

16 

24 

32 

48 

80 

1,600 

«  1,800.. 

09 

18 

27 

36 

54 

90 

1,800 

'  2,000.. 

10 

20 

30 

40 

60 

1  00 

ii,000 

'  2,200.. 

11 

22 

33 

44 

66 

1  10 

2,200 

'  2,400.. 

12 

24 

36 

48 

72 

1  20 

2,400 

'  2,600.. 

13 

26 

39 

52 

78 

1  30 

2,600 

'  2,800.. 

14 

28 

42 

56 

84 

1  40 

2,800 

«  3,000.. 

1.") 

30 

45 

60 

90 

1  50 

3,000 

'  3,200.. 

16 

32 

48 

64 

96 

1  60 

3,200 

'  3,400.. 

17 

34 

51 

68 

1  02 

1  70 

3,400 

'  3,600.. 

18 

36 

54 

72 

1  08 

1  80 

3,600 

'  3,800.. 

l£ 

38 

57 

76 

1  14 

1  90 

3,800 

'  4,000.. 

2C 

40 

60 

80 

1  20 

2  00 

4,000 

'  4,200.. 

21 

42 

63 

84 

1  26 

2  10 

4,200 

'  4,400.. 

22 

44 

66 

88 

1  32 

2  20 

4,400 

'  4,600.. 

23 

46 

69 

92 

1  38 

2  30 

4,600 

'  4,800.. 

24 

48 

72 

96 

1  44 

2  40 

4,800 

'  5,000.. 

25 

50 

75 

1  00 

1  50 

2  50 

*4  mos.  and  3  days,     f  6  mos.  and  3  days,  or 
less.     I  Over  6  mos. 

Certificate  of  Profits. 

In  any  incorporated  company,  for  an 
amount  not  less  than  $10,  nor  exceed- 
ing $50 10 

Exceeding  $50 25 

Passage  Tickei. 

To  a  foreign  port,  if  of  less  price  than 

$30 50 

If  exceeding  $30 1.00 

Certificate  of  Stock. 

In  Incorporated  Company 25 

Power  of  Attorney. 

To  sell  or  transfer  any  scrip  or  certifi- 
cate of  profit,  or  memorandum  for  a 

sum  not  over  $50 10 

To  transfer  stock,  bonds,  or  scrip 25 

To  receive  dividends,  interest,  or  rent. .     .25 
To  vote  by  proxy,  except  in   charitable, 
religious,  literary  and  cemetery  socie- 
ties   10 

To  sell  or  lease  real  estate,  and  perform 
all  other  acts  not  specified 1.00 


Manifest  for  Entry  or  Clearance. 

Of  cargo   of  vessel  for  foreign   port,  if 

tonnage  does  not  exceed  300  tons 1 .00 

From  300  to  600 3.00 

Exceeding  600 5.00 

For  withdrawal  of  goods  from  bonded 
warehouse 50 

Protest  of  Note,  Draft,  do. 

Or  marine  protest,  &c 25 

Lease. 


For  3  years,  or  less . . . . 
For  more  than  3  years. 


.50 
1.00 


Bill  of  Exchange,  foreign. 


In  sets   of  3, 
P50 

From  150  to 
250  " 
500  " 
"  1,000  " 
"  1,500  " 
"  2,250  " 
"  3.500  " 
"     5,000  " 


not  exceeding 


.03 
.OS 
.10^ 
.15 
.20 
.30 
.50 
.70 
1.00 


30 


$250, 
500 
1,000 
1,500 
2,250, 
3,500 
5,000 
7,500 

ry 

thereof. 

Bill  of  Exchange,  (foreign,)  or  Letter  of 
Credit,  drawn  singly,  or  other  than  in  a  set 
of  three   or  more,  the   same   as  Promissory 

Notes 

Warehouse  Receipt. 

For  goods  on  storage '. 25 

Telegraphic  Dispatch. 

The  charge  for  which  does  not  exceed  20 
cents  for  the  first  ten  words 01 

When  it  does  exeeed  20  cents  for  the  first 
ten  words 

Bond. 

To  indemnify  a  surety 50 

Other  than  those  required  in  legal  pro- 
ceedings, and  such  as  are  not  otherwise 
charged  herein 25 

j  Probate  of  Will,  or  Letter  of  Administration. 

i   Where  the  estate  does  not  exceed  $2,500     .50 

I  From     $2,500  to      $5.000 1.00 

I       "  5,000   "      20,000 2.00 

!       "        20,000"      50,000 5.00 

50,000    "     100,000 10.00 

"       100,000   "     150,000 20.00 

For  every  additional  $50,000,  or  fraction 
i       thereof 10.00 

I  Certificate  of  Deposit. 

\   For  a  sum  not  exceeding  $100 02 

I  Exceeding  $100 05 


03 


Writ: 


Writ. 


Conveyance  or  Deed  of  Grant. 


.50 


"Where   the  consideration   is  more  than 
100,  and  not  exceeding  $500 $  .50 


WM.  P.  WEBB,  Marine,  Fire  and  Life  Insurance  Agent  and  Broker.    Agent 
Benefit  Life  Insurance  Co.,  Newark,  BT.  J.,"  89  Second  Street. 


572 


APPENDIX. 


From  $  500  to  $  1 ,000 f  1.00 

"     1,000  "       2,400 2.00 

"     2,500  "      5,000 5.00 

"    5,000  "     10,000 10.00 

••  10,000  "     20,000 20.00 

Every   additional    ^10,000,   or    fraction 
hereof 20.00 

Policy  of  Insurance. 

On  any  life  or  lives,  where  the  amount 

insured  does  not  exceed  ^1,000 25 

From  $1,000  to  $5,000 50 

Exceedingj|5,000 1.00 

Fire  and  Marine  risks 25 

On  any  risk,  where  the  premium  does  not 

exceed  |10 10 

Exceeding  $10 25 

Charter  Party. 

Or  any  Letter  or  Memorandum  relating 

to  the  charter  of  any  vessel. 
If  the  registered  tonnage  does  not  exceed 

150  tons 1.00 

From  150  to  300  tons 3.00 

From  300  to  600  tons 5.00 

Over  600  tons 10.00 

Entry  of  Goods. 

At  Custom  House,  not  exceeding  in  value 

$100 25 

From  $100  to  $500 50 

Exceeding  $500 1.00 

Contracts. 

Contracts,  Broker's  Note,  or  memoran- 
dum of  sale  of  any  goods  or  merchan- 
dise, stocks,  bonds,  exchange,  notes  of 
hand,  real  estate  or  property  of  any 
kind  or  description,  issued  by  brokers, 
or  persons  acting  as  such,  stamp  duty     .10 


Bill  of  Sale. 

Bills  of  sale,  by  which  any  ship  or  ves- 
sel, or  any  part  thereof,  shall  be  con- 
veyed to  or  vested  in  anyother  person 
or  persons,  when  the  consideration 
shall  not  exceed  $500,  stamp  duty 25 

Do.,  when  the  consideration  exceeds  $500 
and  does  not  exceed  $1 ,000,  stamp  duty     .50 

Do.,  for  each  and  every  additional  amount 
of  $]  ,000,  or  any  fractional  part  thereof 
in  excess  of  $1,000 50 

Bill  of  Ladi  ng 

For  goods  and  merchandise  exported  to 
foreign  port,  each 10 

Lottery  Tickets. 

When  they  or  any  fraction  thereof,  retail     • 
at  not  over  one  dollar 50 

Exceeding  one  dollar,  for  each  additional 
dollar  or  fractional  part  thereof. 50 

Mortgage  or  Personal  Bonds. 

For  the  payment  of  money,  oras  security 
for  the  payment  of  any  definite  or  cer- 
tain sum  of  money,  shall  have  a  stamp 
or  stamps  affixed  thereon,  denoting  a 
duty  upon  every  sum  of  $200,  or  any 
fractional  part  thereof,  of. 10 


Mortgage. — None  shall  be  required  to 
pay  a  stamp  duty  of  more  than  $1,000. 

Beceipt,  (other  than  Charter  Party.) 

For  any  goods,  merchandise,  or  effects, 
to  be  exported  from  a  port  in  the  Uni- 
ted States,  to  any  foreign  port  or  place, 
each 10 

Assignments  of  a  Mortgage,  Lease,  or 

Insurance  Policy,  require  the  same  stamj)  as 
the  original  document. 


Proprietary. 


Not  over       25  cents. 

50      "    . 

75      "   , 

1  00      "   . 


Certificate  of  Damage 


And  all  other  documents  is.sued  by  any 
Port  Warden  or  Marine  Surveyor 25 

Certificate, 

Other  than  those  mentioned  above. . 


.05 


Agreement, 


Other  than  those  mentioned  above,  (or 
any  appraisement,)  for  every  sheet  or 
piece  of  paper  on  which  it  is  written . .     .05 

Appraisement  of  value  or  damage 05 


COURTS. 

THE  U.  S.  CIRCUIT  COURT  for  Mary- 
laud,  sits  in  Baltimere  on  the  1st  Monday  in 
April  and  November. 

THE  DISTRICT  COURT  of  the  U.  S.  for 
Maryland  District  sits  in  Baltimore  1st  Tues- 
day in  March,  June ,  September  and  December, 
in  the  Masonic  Hall  building,  St.  Paul-street. 
Wm.  F.  Giles,  District  Judge.  Thos.  Spicer, 
Clerk.  Washington  Bonifant,  Marshal.  Inc. 
Hanna  and  Andrew  Ridgely,  U.  S.  Commis- 
sioners. 

STATE  COURTS. 

THE  COURT  OF  APPEALS  sits  at  An- 
napolis, on  1st  Monday  in  June  and  December. 

1st  Circuit.— The  Circuit  Court  for  St.  Ma- 
ry's  County  sits  on  the  3d  Monday  in  March 
and  3d  Monday  in  November. 

Charles — 1st  Monday  in  May  and  Decemb. 

Prince  George's — 1st  Monday  in  April  and 
November. 

2d  Circuit — Anne  Arundel,  3d  Monday  in 
April,  4th  Monday  in  October. 

Calvert — 2d  Monday  in  May  and  October. 

Howard — 3d  Monday  in  March,  and  1st 
Monday  in  September. 

Montgomery — 1st  Monday  in  March,  and 
2d  Monday  in  November. 

3d  Circuit — Frederick,  2d  Monday  in  Feb- 
ruary, 3d  Monday  in  October. 

Carroll — 1st  Monday  of  April  and  Sept. 

4th  Circuit — Washington,  1st  Monday  in 
March,  4th  Monday  in  July  and  November. 

Alleghany — 1st  Monday  in  Jan.,  2d  Mon- 
day in  April  and  October. 

5th  Circuit — Baltimore  City.  —  Sivperior 
Court,  Court  of  Common  Pleas,  and  Criminal 

jr.   HENRY   GIESE,   Commission  merchant,   for   the   sale   of  Flour,   Grain,  Seeds,  &c. 
RoKendole  Cement  and  Calcined  Plaster  couatAntly  on  hand,  HI  Spear's  Wharf. 


5T3 


Court,  commence  their  terms  on  the  2d  Mon- 
day in  January,  May  and  September.  The 
Circuit  Court  sits  on  the  2d  Monday  in  Janu- 
ary, March,  May,  July,  September  and  No- 
vember. 

6th  Circuit — Cecil — 2d  Monday  in  Febru- 
ary ;  1st  Monday  in  April  ;  3d  Monday  in  Ju- 
ly ;  2d  Monday  in  October. 

Harford— 4th  Monday  in  Febr'y  ;  4th  Mon- 
day in  April ;  1st  Monday  in  August ;  2d  Mon- 
day in  November. 

Baltimore  County — 1st  Monday  in  March  ; 
3d  Monday  in  May  ;  4th  Monday  in  August ; 
1st  Monday  in  December.  To  sit  at  Towson- 
town. 

7th  Circuit.  —  Caroline  —  2d  Monday  in 
March  ;  1st  Monday  in  October. 

Kent — 3d  Monday  in  April  and  October. 


Queen  Anne's — 1st  Monday  in  May  and 
November. 

Talbot — 3d  Monday  in  May  and  November. 

8th  Circuit. — Somerset,  2d  Monday  in  Jan- 
uary and  July,  and  1st  Monday  in  April  and 
October. 

Dorchester — 4th  Monday  in  January,  July 
and  April,  and  2d  Monday  in  November. 

Worcester — 3d  Monday  in  January,  May, 
July  and  October. 

THE  ORPHAN'S  COURT  of  Baltimore  City 
sits  daily.     Isaac  P.  Cook,.  Register  of  Wills. 

THE  ORPHAN'S  COURT  of  Baltimore 
County  sits  every  Tuesday  and  Wednesday. 

Edward  Palmer,  Commiss'nr.  of  Insolvent 
Debtors,  of  the  Court  of  Common  Pleas,  has 
his  office  in  Record  Buildings,  St.  Paul  street, 
basement. 


BANKS 


RULES  OBSERVED  BY  BANKS  IN  THIS  CITY. 

The  Banks  are  open  every  day  in  the  year  from  9  A.  M.  to  3  P.  M.  except  Sundays,  Fourth 
of  July,  Christmas  and  Thanksgiving  Day. 

The  interest  for  Discount  in  the  Banks  in  this  city  is  fixed  at  six  per  cent,  per  annum. — 
Three  days  of  grace  are  allowed,  and  the  discount  taken  for  the  same.  Every  Bill  or  Note 
offered  for  discount  must  be  delivered  the  day  preceding  the  day  of  discount.  Bills  or  Notes 
lodged  at  the  Banks  for  collection,  when  protested  for  non-payment,  the  person  lodging  the 
same  pays  the  charge  of  protest.  Deposits  of  money  or  notes  for  collection  must  be  entered  in 
the  dealer's  book  at  the  time  such  deposit  is  made. 

MARINE  BANK. 

JV.  E.  corner  of  Gay  and  Second  Streets. 

Chartered,  1810— Capital  $405,490. 

B.  A.  Vickers,  President, 
P.  LiTTiG,  Jr.,  Cashier. 

DIRECTORS. 

Geo.  E.  Bowdoin,        Edward  Jenkins, 
Samuel  Rowland,  B.  A.  Vickers, 

Samuel  Kirby,  Thomas  Corner, 

A.  H.  Jenkins,  Samuel  G.  Miles. 

William  Hooper, 

Discount  Days,  Tuesday  and  Friday.    Divi- 
dends, April  and  October.     Election,  April. 

FARMERS'  AND  MERCHANTS'  BANK, 

J^.  W.  corner  of  Lombard  and  SotUh  streets. 

Chartered,  1810— Capital,  $718,240. 

J.  Hanson  Thomas,  President. 
James    Sloan,  Jr.,  Cashier. 


BANK  OF  BALTIMORE. 

Jf.  E.  corner  Baltimore  and  St.  Paul  Streets. 
Chartered  1795— Capital,  $1,213,800. 
Henry  A.  Thompson,  President. 
P.  Gibson,  Cashier. 

DIRECTORS. 

W.Kennedy,  Alex.  Turnbull, 

D.S.Wilson,  C.M.Stewart, 

T.M.Smith,  H.Carroll, 

STATE     DIRECTOR. 

Edward  S.  Myers. 
Discount  Days,  Tuesday  and  Friday.     Divi- 
dends, July  and  January.     Election,  2d  Mon- 
day in  January. 


UNION  BANK  OF  MARYLAND. 

Corner  Charles  and  Fayette  Streets. 
Chartered  1805— Capital  p, 258,425. 

Wm.  W.  Taylor,  President. 
R.  MicKLE,  Cashier. 

DIRECTORS. 

And.  Aldridge,  G.  W.  Howard, 

John  Hurst,  C.  O'Donnell,' 

J.  C.  Bridges,  W.  W.  Spence, 

Benj.  Deford,  Wm.  Woodward, 

B.  F.  Newcomer. 

FRANKLIN  BANK. 

15  South  Street,  between  Baltimore  and  Second. 

Chartered  1810— Capital,  $600,000. 

J.  I.  Donaldson,  President. 
J.  M.  Buck,  Cashier. 

DIRECTORS. 

F.  T.  King,  G.  H.  Hunt, 

G.  W.  Corner,  H.  R.  Wilson, 
John  Smith,  Edw.  Uhrlaub, 
Robert  Turner,  C.  J.  Baker, 

Discount  Days,  Monday  and  Thursday. — 
Dmdends,  January  and  July.   Election,  April. 


DIRECTORS. 

Henry  W.  Archer, 
Evans  Rogers, 
F.  B.  Loney, 


D.  B.  Banks, 
J.  R.  Conway 
D.  J.  Foley, 
J.  K.  Caldwell, 

Discount  Days,  Monday  and  Thursday. 
Dividends,  April  and  October.  Election,  2d 
Monday  in  April. 

MERCHANTS'  BANK. 

S.  W.  Corner  of  Gay  and  Second  Streets. 

Ch artered ,  1 834— Capital ,  $1 ,500,000. 

Johns  Hofkins,  President. 
D.  Sprigg,  Cashier, 

directors. 
Alex.  H.  Stump,  James  I.  Fisher, 

W.  H.  Graham,  Joseph  Cushing,  Jr., 

John  M.  Orem,  Decatur  H.  Miller. 

Austin  Dall. 

Discount  Days,  Tuesday  and  Friday.  Divi- 
dends, July  and  January.     Election,  May. 


<3S:0.  S.  PAGK  &  BRO.,  Manufacturers    of  Roofs  and  Roofing  Materials,  111   Smltli's 
Wharf.    C.  HART  SltUTH,  Agent. 


574 


APPENDIX. 


J^ECHANICS'  BANK. 

Cornier  of  Calvert  and  Fayette  Streets. 
Chartered  1806— Capital  $600,000. 

Mich'l  Warner,  President. 
C.  R.  Coleman,  Cashier. 

DIRECTORS. 

Wm.  Heald,  John  Curlett, 

T.  C.  Jenkins,  Alf.  Jenkins, 

Wm.  Chesnut,  G.W.  Ward, 

George  S.  Brown,        J.  McConky, 
John  Katz,  W.  F.  Lucas, 

Robert  Tyson. 

STATE  DIRECTORS, 

Henry  Janes,  H.D.Harvey. 

Discount  Days,  Wednesday  and  Saturday. 
Dividends,  June  and  December.  Election, 
June. 

COMMERCIAL  AND  FARMERS'  BANK 

Corner  of  Howard  and  German  Streets. 

Chartered,  1810— Capital,  $512,560 

Jesse  Slingluff,  President. 
Truemav  Cross,  Cashier. 

DIRECTORS. 

Jos.  Taylor,  C.  M.  Keyser, 

James  George,  Jno.  Cushing, 

S.  r.  Donaldson,  W.  Devries, 

A.  Schumacher,  Edward  Williams, 
Aug.  J.  Albert,             J.  H.  Rieman, 
Jno.  Brown,  dueen  Anne's  co. 

Discount  Days,  Tuesday  and  Friday.  Divi- 
dends, May  and  November. 

WESTERN  BANK. 

Eutaw  Street,  one  door  north  of  Eutaw  House. 

Chartered,  1835— Capital,  $600,000 

C.  Brooks,  Pre."»ident. 
W.  H.  Norris,  Cashier. 

directors. 
Francis  Burns,  Jas.  Harvey, 

W.  A.  Hack,  George  Bartlett, 

John  Coates,  S.  R.  Smith, 

Aaron  Fenton,  Wm.  F.  Burns, 

Wm.  Bridges,  Charles  H.  Koons. 

Disco%int  Days,  Tuesday  and  Friday.  Divi- 
dends, January  and  July.    Election,  February. 

CHESAPEAKE  BANK. 

Corner  of  J^orth  and  Fayette  Streets. 

Chartered,  1836— Capital,  $364,473. 

J.  S.  Gittings,  President. 
H.  Chamberlaine,  Jr.,  Cashier. 

directors. 
John  H.  Ehlen,  Henry  Rieman, 

H.  M.  Bash,  G.  H.  Williams, 

B.  H.  Williams,  J.  Matthews, 
P.  Mowel,  Isaac  Rogers, 

M.  Benzinger. 
Discount  Day,  Wednesday.    Divideiids,  Jan- 
uary and  July.     Election,  May. 

FARMERS  AND  PLANTERS'  BANK. 

South  Street,  hetioeen  Baltimore  and  Second. 

Chartered  1836— Capital,  $800,000 

Enoch  Pratt,  President. 
T.  B.  Ruttter,  Cashier. 

DIRECTORi. 

Thomas  Whitridge,      Samuel  Bevan, 
Samuel  Mactier,  Laurence  Thomson, 

James  Hooper,  jr.         William  Lamping. 
William  Hopkins,        D.  L.  Bartlett. 
George  Small, 

Discount  Days,  Monday  and  Thursday. 
Dividends,  January  and  July. 


CITIZENS'  BANK, 

Corner  of  Hanover  and  Pratt  Streets. 

Capital,  $500,000. 

John  Clark,  President. 
J.  Wesley  Guest,  Cashier. 

DIRECTORS. 

D.  C.  H.  Emory,         Samuel  Hopkins, 
Joseph  Simras,  .  James  A.  Hooper. 

J.  Whittington,  Henry  James. 

Samuel  Hurlbut, 

Discount  Day,  Wednesday.    Dividends,  June 
and  December. 


HOWARD  BANK, 

JV.  W.  Corner  of  Howard  and  Fayette  Streets. 

Chartered  1847— Capital  $300,000 

James  F.  Purvis,  President. 
John  G.  Lester,  Cashier. 

DIRECTORS. 

James  F.  Purvis,  Peter  Kephart, 

Aaron  Hoffman,  John  Phillips, 

Joseph  Stine,  Ad.  Denmead, 

J.M.Lester,  Henry  Wirt,  jr. 

R.  Lawson,  Samuel  T.  Hatch, 

Caleb  Kelly,  Thomas  G.  Evans. 

Discount   Day,  Tuesday.      Dividends,  Feb- 
ruary and  August. 

BANK   3F  COMMERCE, 
^'o   26  South  Street. 
Capital  $1,.  /O.OOO— Paid  in  $500,000 
James>  W.  Alnutt,  President. 
George  C.  Miller,  Cashier. 

DIRECTORS. 

James  W.  Alnutt,        J.  Cortlan,  jr. 
Samuel  Phillips,  Ed.  J.  Church, 

T.  H.  Sullivan,  J.  F.  Wiley. 

Charles  Webb, 

Discount  Days,  Wednesday  and  Saturday. 


PEOPLES'  BANK, 
Corner  of  Baltimore  and  Paca  Streets. 

Miles  White,  President. 
Joseph  H.  Curley,  Cashier. 

DIRECTORS. 

David  Carson,  J.  B.  Heim, 

James  Curley,  E.  Wolf, 

H.  Groverman,  0.  A.  Parker. 

Discount  Day,  Wednesday.  Dividends,  Feb- 
ruary and  August. 

FELL'S  POINT  BANK, 
Broadway  near  Canton  Avenue. 

James  Frazier,  Piesident. 
John  W.  Randolph,  Cashier. 

DIRECTORS. 

E.  K.  Hawley,  J.  W.  Hugg, 

E.  W.  Robinson,         John  H.  Hugg, 
J.  J.  Abrahams,  Henry  W.  Slicer. 

E.  S.  Lamdin, 

Discount  Day,  Thursday,  10  A.  M.     Divi- 
dends, January. and  July. 


WBX.  P.  "W^BB,  Marine,  Fire  and  Life  Insurance  Agent  and  Broker.    Agent  "Mutnai 
^     .  Benefit  lilfe  Insurance  Co.,  Newark,  N.  <J.,"  ^9  Second  Street. 


APPENDIX. 


575 


SAVINGS  BANK  OF  BALTIMORE. 
JV.  W.  Corner  Uay  and  Second  Streets. 
Chartered  1818 — Open  for  receiving  and  pay- 
ing deposits  daily,  from  10  to  1  o'clock. 
Archibald  Stirling,  President. 
J.  Saurin  Norris,  Treasurer. 


DIRKCTORS: 


Sam'l  I.  Donaldson, 
Basil  S.  Elder, 
Wm.  H.  Conkling, 
Matthew  Smith, 
A.  Schumacher, 
Michael  Warjier, 
Robert  P.  Brown, 
Chauncy  Brooks, 
Deeter  Bargar, 
Edward  Kurtz, 
Galloway  Cheston, 
Wm.  McKim, 


Wm.  Kennedy, 
Alonzo  Lilly, 
Hugh  Jenkins, 
Benjamin  Deford, 
James  I.  Fisher, 
Joseph  Gushing,  Jr. 
Thomas  C.  Jenkins, 
Wm.  Graham, 
N.  Popplein, 
Samuel  Kirby, 
George  S.  Brown, 
George  N.  Eaton. 


EUTAW  SAVINGS  BANK. 
S.  E.  Corner  Eutaw  and  Faxjette  Streets. 
Chartered  1846 — Open  for  receiving  and  pay- 
ing deposits  daily  from  9  to  2  o  clock. 
Jesse  Hunt,  President. 
Edw.  T.  Owens,  Treasurer. 
directors: 

J.  Robert  Israel, 
Wm.  Hooper, 
Asa  Needham, 
Sol.  Hillen,  Jr. 
Wm.  R.  Penniman, 
J   Mason  Campbell, 
Henry  Rieman, 
Elisha  H.  Perkins, 
H.  R.  Lauderman, 
Joseph  Taylor, 
Alexander    Kirkland, 
Alfred  Jenkins, 


George  Bartlett, 
Jesse  Hunt, 
James  Harvey, 
Wm.  A.  Hack, 
Wm.  Devries, 
Charles  D.    SlingluflF, 
Aaron  Fenton, 
John  Gregg, 
John  Cushing, 
John  Coates, 
Francis  Burns, 
John  W.  Walker, 
Nathan  Pusey, 


DIME  SAVINGS  BANK  OF  BALTIMORE. 

9  Mrth  Calvert  street  opposite  Barnum's. 
Francis  T.  King,  President. 
Isaac  P.  Cook,  Treasurer. 
John  Mason,  Secretary. 

directors: 
W.  H.  Keighler,  R.  G.  Armstrong, 

George  W.  Corner,         Charles  J.  Baker, 
W.  B.  Canfield,  George  R.  Dodge, 

Sterling  Thomas,  J.  F.  McJilton, 

Wm.  Crane,  Samuel  Burnett, 

J.  B.  Seidenstricker,       Robert  Turner, 
Wm.  Bridges,  F.  W.  Brune,  Jr., 

Lewis  Audoun,  John  Brannan, 

John  M.  Orem,  William  Numsen, 

John  S.  Brown,  Thomas  J.  Wilson, 

George  Sanders, 

This  Bank  is  open  daily  for  receiving  de- 
posits of  any  amount  and  paying  money, from 
10  to  1  o'clock. 

Interest  at  the  rate  of  four  per  cent,  per  an- 
num allowed  on  deposits,  and  an  extra  divi- 
dend of  surplus  profits  made  every  third  year 
amongst  the  depositors. 

Married  Women  and  Minors  can  make  de- 
posits in  their  own  name,  and  the  money  held 
subject  to  their  exclusive  control. 


RAILROADS. 


BALTIMORE    AND  OHIO  RAILRQsAD. 

John  W.  Garrett,  President. 

J.  I.  Atkinson,  Secretary. 

Wm.  p.  Smith,  Master  of  Transportation 

Thatcher  Perkins,  Master   of  Machinery. 

John  King,  Jr.,  Auditor  and  General  Freight 

Agent. 
L.  M.  Cole,  General  Ticket  Agent. 
J.  T.    England,  General   Receiving  Agent, 

Camden  Station. 
J.  D.  McKean,  Agent,  Locust  Point  Station. 

WASHINGTON  TRAINS. 

Six  trains  leave  daily  for  Washington, 
three  in  the  morning  and  three  in  the  after- 
noon. 

WESTERN  TRAINS. 
Leave  Baltimore. 
Mail,  7.45  A.  M. 
Express,  8.30  P.  M. 
Frederick  Accommodation,  4.30  P.  M. 
EUicott's  Mills    Accommodation,    6.20    and 
9.15  A.  M.,  and  1.20  and  5.00  P.  M, 

Arrive  in  Baltimore. 

Mail,  5.30  PM. 
Express,  6.40  A.  M. 
Frederick  Accommodation,  10.10  A.  M. 
EUicott's  Mills  Accommodation,  8.40  A.  M., 
12.00  M.,  and  3.40  and  7.20  P.  M. 

PHILADELPHIA,  WILMINGTON  AND 
BALTIMORE  RAILROAD. 

S.  M.  Felton,  President. 

Wm.  Crawford,  Agent. 

H.  F.  Kenney,  Mastei'of  Transportation, 

Wm.  Stearns,  Superintendent. 

Baltimore  for  Philadelphia. 

At  8.30  A.  M.,  Way  Mail;  10.00  A.M., 
Express;  1.10  P.  M.,  Express;  5.30  P.  M., 
Way  Mail;  8.30  P.  M.,  Express. 

Philadelphia  for  Baltimore. 

At  4  o'clock  A.  M.,  Express;  8.15  A.  M., 
Way  Mail;  11.35  A.  M.,  Express;  3  P.  M., 
Way  Mail;  12.00  midnight.  Express. 

On  Sundays  at  4.00  A.  M.,  and  12.00  mid- 
night, from  Philadelphia  to  Baltimore;  and 
8.36  P.  M.  From  Baltimore  to  Philadelphia, 
all  the  above  trains  connect  with  New  York, 
except  the  7.50  A.  M.  train. 

For  Salisbury  and  intermediate  points  on 
the  Delaware  Railroad,  take  the  5.30  or  8.30 
P.  M.  trains;  and  for  Dover,  Del.,  at  1.10  P. 
M.  train. 

All  colored  persons  must  give  bond  before 
entering  the  cars. 

NORTHERN  CENTRAL^  RAILWAY. 

J.  D.  Cameron,  President. 

Robert  S.  Hollins,  Secretary. 

J.  S.  Leib,  Treasurer. 

J.  A.  DuBarry,  General  Superintendent. 


J,  HEaVRT  GIBSK,  Commission  Merchant,  for  the  sale   ot  Flour,  Grain,  Seeds,  dj*. 
Boseudale  Cement  and  Calcined  Plaster  constantly  on  hand,  ai  Spear's  Wharf. 


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APPENDIX. 


Leave  Baltimore. 
Mail  train  North,  9.15  A.  M.;  Parkton  Ac- 
commodation, 7.30  A.    M.;  Express  North, 
9.15  A.  M.;  Harrisburg,  2.55  P.  M. 

Arrive  in  Baliimore. 
Mail   South,  5.30   P.  M.;  Express  South, 
6. 15   A.    M.;     Harrisburg    Accommodation, 
11.30  A.   M.;  Parkton  Accommodation,  7.40 
A.  M.  and  7.20  P.  M. 

NORTHWESTERN  VA.  RAILROAD. 

P.  G.  Van  Winkle,  President. 

Office  at  Parkersburg,  Va. 

The  Trains  on  this  road  run  between  Graf- 
ton, on  the  Baltimore  and  Ohio  Railroad,  and 
Paskersburg,  on  the  Ohio  River,  in  close 
connection  with  those  of  the  latter  Company, 
and  the  Marietta  and  Cincinnati  Railroad 
Company. 


STEAMERS  AND  STEAMBOATS. 

Alexandria,  Wasliington  &  Land- 
ings on  the  Potomac  River. 

The  Steamer  W.  Whildon,  Capt.  Riggans, 
will  leave  Light-st  wharf,  foot  of  Barre,  every 
Friday  at  10  A.  M. 

The  Steamer  Keyport  will  receive  freight 
until  9  o'clock  Friday  morning.  All  freight 
must  be  prepaid.  For  freight  or  passage  apply 
on  board,  or  to  A.  NEEDHAM  &  SOiVS. 


New  York  and  Baltimore  Trans- 
portation Line. 

(Through  line,  via  Canals.)  The  attention 
of  shippers  is  called  to  this  route,  as  being 
safe,  economical  and  speedy.  Freights  care- 
fully handled,  and  no  transshipment  upon  the 
route.     For  freight  only  apply  to 

J.  Alex.  Shrivez,  No.  3  Light-st  whf. 

Baltimore  and  Philadelphia  Steam 
boat  Company. 

Steamers  John  S.  Shriver,  R.  L.  Gaw,  and 
Richard  Willing,  leave  Light-st  wharf  every 
afternoon  (Sundays  excepted)  until  further 
notice,  at  3  o'clock.  For  freight  or  passage 
apply  to 

J.  Alex.  Shriver,  No.  3  Light-st  whf. 

Baltimore  and  Susquehanna  Steam 
Company. 

Regular  daily  line  (except  Sunday)  for  Port 
Deposit,  Havre  de  Grace,  and  Tide-Water 
Canal.  The  steamer  Portsmouth,  Capt.  Daws, 
leaves  lower  end  of  West  Falls  avenue  every 
Monday,  Wednesday  and  Friday  evening  at 
5  o'clock.  The  steamboat  Lancaster,  Capt.  J. 
W.  Tomlinson,  leaves  same  place  every  Tues- 
day, Thursday  and  Saturclay  evening  at  5 
o'clock.  Freight  received  daily  until  5  o'clock, 
carried  at  low  rates,  and  carefully  attended  to. 
Jos.  Jas.  Tatlor,  Agent,  Baltimore. 


Individual  Enterprise  Company. 

Steamers  Kent,  Captain  John  H.  Kirwan, 
Champion, Capt.  Jno.  R.  Griffith,  and  Pioneer,, 
Capt.  Wm.  R.  Norman.  Freight  received  at 
wharf  and  office,  Light  street,  foo{  of  Camden, 
according  to  Government  regulations.  C.  K. 
CANNON. 

For  the  Patuxent  River,  Fair  Ha- 
ven and  Plum  Poini. 

The  Steamer  George Weems  will  resume  her 
route  to  the  Patuxent  river, commencing  Wed- 
nesday morning,  July  29th, 1863,  at  Co'clock,. 
proceeding  as  far  up  as  Hill's  Landing. 

The  Steamer  Planter  will  leave  Baltimore 
every  Saturday  morning  at  6  o'clock,  for  the 
Patuxent  river,  commencing  August  1st,  1863,. 
proceeding  as  far  up  as  Hill's  Landing. 

All  freights  prepaid  and  received  up  to  one 
o'clock  on  the  day  previous  to  the  departure 
of  the  Steamers. 


ST  A  QES. 


-  Bateman's  Stage  to  Bel-Air 

Leaves  Brown's  Hotel,  119 North  High  street, 
Tuesdays,  Thursdays  and  Saturdays,  at  81^ 
o'clock,  A.  M. 

Scarff's  Line  to  Kellville. 

Leaves  Rising  Sun  Hotels  74  North  High 
street,  every  Tuesday,  Thursday  and  Satur- 
day, at  8  o'clock,  A.  M.,  returning  next  day. 

Long  G-reene,  Harford  Road  Stage. 

Leaves  Starr  Hotel,  corner  Front  and  Low 
streets  every  afternoon  at  2%  o'clock. 

^ranklintown  Stage. 

Leves  General  Wayne  Inn  every  afternoon  at 
3j^  o'clock. 

Pikesville  Stage. 

Leaves  Hand  Tavern,  Paca  street,  daily  at  3 
o'clock,  P.  M. 

EXPRESSES. 

ADAMS'  EXPRESS   COMPANY, 
Office,  164  Baliiviore  street. 

HARNDENS    EXPRESS, 
293  Baliimore  street,  corner  of  Sharp. 

REID  &  CO'S   EXPRESS, 
No.  116  S.  Eutaio  street 

FREEMAN  &  CO'S  EXPRESS, 
Oor.  Eutaw  and  Dover  streets. 

JOHN  M.  McCLINTOCK, 

(baggage,) 

South  end  Balto.  and  Ohio  Railroad  Depot. 

SOUTHERN    EXPRESS    CO'S    OFFICE, 
51  South  Howard. 


GKO.  S.  PAGB  &  BRO.,  Manufacturers   of  Roofs  and  Roofing  materials.  111   Smith's 
Wluirf.    C.  HART  SBIITH,  Agent. 


STT 


TELEGRAPHS. 


American  Telegraph  Company, 

S.  W.  corner  Baltimore  and  South  streets. 

Branch  offices.— Eutaw  House,  Adams' 
Express  office,  Camden  Station,  and  President 
Street  Depot. 

J.  F.  Mattikglt,  Manager. 

Independent   Telegraph    Company, 

Connecting  with  all  parts  of  the  United 
States  and  Canadas.     Office  21  South  street. 

Branch  offices.— Corn  Exchange,  Maltby 
House,  Fountain  Hotel,  No.  176  Baltimore 
street,  Wilhelm's  Hotel,  and  Calverton  Ho- 
tel, on  Calverton  and  Frederick  road. 

J.  N.  WoRL,  Manager. 

People's  Telegraph  Line. 

23  South  street,  and  Barnum's  Hotel. 
A.  A.  LOVETT,  Supt. 

W.  F.  Snyder,  Manager 

cTty  passenger  railway. 

Office  N.  E.   O&rnei-  Eutaw  and  Baltimore 
streets. 

HENRY  TYSON, 
President  and  Superintendent. 
MADISON   AVENUE  LINE 
Runs  from  Thames  street.  East  Baltimore,  to 
the  city  limits.     Madison  avenue  cars  run  at 
intervals  of  6  minutes  in  the  morning  and  5 
minutes  in  the  afternoon. 

FRANKLIN  SQUARE  LINE 
Runs   from  west  end  of  Baltimore  street  to 
Baltimore  Cemetery.    Cars  run  at  intervals  of 
6  minutes,  morning  and  afternoon. 

PENNA.   AVENUE  AND  SOUTH   BAL- 
TIMORE LINE 

Runs  from  city  limits  on  Pennsylvania  avenue 
to  end  of  pavement  on  Light  street.  Cars  run 
at  intervals  of  9  minutes,  morning  and  after- 
noon. 

NORTH  BALTIMORE  LINE. 
Cars  run  at  intervals  of  10  minutes  from  the 
corner  of  North  and  Baltimore  streets  to  the 
end  of  Charles  st.  at  North  Boundary  avenue. 

CANTON  LINE 
Connects  with  the  Madison  avenue  line   at 
Thames  street,  and  runs  to  Eastern  boundary 
of  the  city  at  Canton. 

Time  of  starting  the  cars  on  all  of  the  lines 
in  Summer,  6  A.  M.;  in  Winter,  6)^  A.  M. 
Run  until  midnight. 

YORK  ROAD  RAILWAY. 

Cars  will  leave  corner  Baltimore  and  North 
streets  at  every  hour  from  7  A.  M.  to  6  P.  M.; 
and  the  corner  of  East  and  Ensor  streets,  at 
every  hour  from  7.15  A.  M.  to  6.15  P.  M., 
connecting  with  the  York  Road  cars  at  North 
avenue. 

Leave  Towsontown  at  every  hour  from  7 
A.  M.  to  6  P.M. 


CATONSVILLE  &  ELLICOTTS- 
MILLS  RAILWAY. 

Office  West  Baltimore  street  extended,  termi- 
nus Oity  Passenger  Railway, 
WM.  W.  ORNDORFF, 

Superintendent. 
Cars  run  hourly  except  at  12  noon,  from  7  A. 
M.  to  8  P.  M.     See  schedule  of  time  table. 

CONSULS  AND  VICE  CONSULS. 

Great  Britain — Frederick  K.  Bernal,  office 
over  Exchange  Reading  Rooms. 

France — A.  Lauvan,  St.  Paul,  between  Mul- 
berry and  Franklin. 

Spain  and  Mexico — J.  A.  Pizarro,  No,  3 
Barnet  st.,  near  Charles. 

Prussia,  Saxony,  Bavaria,  Wurtemberg,  Ba- 
den, Darmstadt,  Hesse-Cassel — W.  Dresel, 
No.  11  Cheapside. 

Belgium — G.  0.  Gorter,  No.  52  Gay  street. 

Russia — Aug.  Kohler,  Acting  Vice  Consul, 
over  No.  63  Exchange  Place. 

Italy — C.  A.  Williamson,  Union  Bank. 

Netherlands— Claas  Vocke,  No.  116  South 
Charles  street 

Sweden  and  Norway— F.  B.  Graf,  No.  18 
Second  street. 

Vice  Consul  of  Pontificial  States— T.  P.  Scott, 
No.  16  St.  Paul  street. 

Denmark — F.  B.  Graf,  Acting  Vice  Consul, 
No.  18  Second  street. 

Montevideo— P.  Murguiondo,  No.  67  South 
Gay  street. 

Buenos  Ayres — C.  Morton  Stewart,  No.  52 
South  Gay  street. 

New  Grenada— R.  A.  Fisher,  No.  54  South 
Gay  street. 

Peru  and  Equador — James  I.  Fisher,  No.  54 
South  Gay  street. 

Venezuela — Bolivar  D.  Danels,  No.  57  Fay- 
ette street. 

Hamburg  and  Bremen — A.  Schumacher,  Con- 
sul General,  No.  9  South  Charles  street. 

Brazil,  Portugal  and  Nicaragua — C.  0.  0'- 
Donnell,  No.  52  South  Gay  street. 

Hanover — Edward  Urhlaub,  No.  54  Court- 
land  street. 

Oldenburg— Charles  Bulling,  No.  143  West 
Lombard  street. 

Portugal— Robert  Lehr,  29  South  Charles  St., 
up  stairs. 

Chili— Richard  B.  Fitzgerald,  No.  6  South 
Gay  street. 

Lubec — H.  Von  Kapff,  No.  22 German  street. 

Austria — J.  D.  Kremelberg,  Vice  Consul,  No. 
11  Cheapside. 

Two  Sicilies— A.  C.  Rhodes,  No.  63  Ex- 
change place 

Agents  for  the  Underwriters  at  Bremen — F. 
W.  Brune  &  Sons. 

Agent  for  the  Underwriters  at  Lloyd 's,  at 
London,  Liverpool  and  Glasgow — James 
Carey  Coale,  Exchange  place. 

NOTARIES  PUBLIC. 

Leander  Warren,  61  Second  street. 

Thos.  K.  Rich,  81  Second  street. 

Wm.    F.   Murdoch,  corner  of  Lombard  and 

Gay  streets, 
James  B.  Latimer,  s  w  corner  of  Fayette  and 

St.  Paul  streets.  * 


WM.  P.  "WEBB,  Marine,  Fire  and  lilfe  Insurance  Agent  and  Broker.    Agent 
Benefit  Ufe  Insurance  Co.,  JVeTvark,  N.  J.,"  89  Second  Street. 

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APPENDIX. 


KESIDENT    COMMISSIONERS, 

For  taking  Depositions,  .Acknowledgments,  Sfc. 

James  B.  Latimer,  corner  of  St.  Paul  and 
Fayette  streets. 

J .  D.  Pratt,  corner  of  Baltimore  and  Charles 
streets. 

Dalrymple  Williams,  N.  W.  corner  of  Cal- 
vert and  Lexington  streets. 

Joseph  T.  Atkinson,  No.  36  St.  Paul  street. 

Wm.  S.  Bryan,  No.  36  St.  Paul  street. 

John  J.  Snyder,  No.  53  W.  Fayette  street. 

Bolivar  Danels,  No.  57  W.  Payette  street. 

E.  R.  Sprague,  No.  5  St.  Paul  street. 

Frederick  F.  Benzinger,  Law  Buildings. 

Thomas  Whelan,  Jr.,  No.  16  St.  Paul  st. 

H.  R.  Root,  No.  5  St.  Paul  street. 


SOCIETIES. 


MASONS. 
Masonic  Hall — St.  Paul,  cor.  Court  Home  lane, 

MEETING  OF  LODGES  and  CHAPTERS. 

Cassia  Lodge,  No.  45  —1st  and  3d  Monday. 
Mystic  Circle,  «'  109— 1st  and  3d  Monday. 
Adherence,  "  88 — 2d  and  4th  Monday. 
Lafayette,  "  HI— 2d  and  4th  Monday. 

King  David's,  "  68— 1st  and  3d  Tuesday. 
Warren,  "    51 — 2d  and  4th  Tuesday. 

Monumental,  "  96 — 2d  and  4th  Tuesday. 
Saint  John's,  "  34— 1st  and  3d  Wednesd. 
Amicable,  "    25 — 2d  and  4th  Wednesd. 

Washington,  "  3 — 1st  and  3d  Thursday. 
Hiram,  "  107— 1st  and  3d  Thursday. 

Union,  "    60— 2d  and  4th  Thursday. 

Centre,  "  108— 1st  and  3d  Friday. 

Concordia,  "    13 — 1st  and  3d  Friday. 

Ben  Franklin,     "    97— 1st  and  3d  Friday. 
Corinthian,         "    93 — 2d  and  4th  Friday. 
ConcordiaChap.No.l — 1st  and  3d  Tuesday. 
Phenix  "       "    7— 2d  and  4th  Friday. 

Jerusalem  "  "  9— 1st  and  3d  Monday. 
St.  John's  "  "  19— 1st  and  3d  Wednesd. 
Maryland  Commandery— 2d  and  4th  Friday. 
Baltimore  "  —2d  and  4th  Thursd. 

Arcana  Lodge,  No.  110,  1st  and  3d  Monday, 

at  No.  3,  South  Carey  street. 
David  Martin,  Grand  Tyler,  Masonic  Hall. 

Office  hours,  8  to  10  A.  M.,  2  to  4  P.  M. 

I.  0.  of  0.  F. 

The  Grand  Lodge  meets  annually  on  the 
third  Monday  in  April,  in  the  city  of  Balti- 
more 

Officers  of  the   Grand  Lodge  of  Maryland. 

Alexander  K.  Mantz,  M.  W.  Grand  Master. 
Henry  F.  Garey,  R.  W.  Deputy  G.  Master. 
Josiah  L.  Baugher,  R.  W.  Grand  Warden. 
Joseph  B.    Escavaille,  R.    W.  Grand  Secre- 
tary. 
Richard  Marley,  R.  W.  Grand  Treasurer. 
John  M.  Jones,  R.  W.  Grand  Chaplam. 
Philip  M.  Snowden,  R.  W.  Grand  Marshal 
H.  L.  Buehler,  W.  Grand  Conductor. 
Conrad  Wolfe,  W.  Grand  Guardian. 
John  Carnes,  W.  Grand  Herald. 


Meetings  of  Lodges  and  Encampments  at  Odd 
Fellows'  Hall,  Jforth  Gay  Street. 

Washington,  No.  1,  every  Monday. 

Franklin,  2,  "  Thursday. 

Columbia,  3,  '*  Wednesday. 

William  Tell,  4,  '•  Tuesday. 

Gratitude,  5,  "  Monday. 

Harmony,  6,  *'  Wednesday. 

Friendship,  7,  "  Thursday. 

Marion,  8,  "  Tuesday. 

Jefferson,  9,  "  Thursday. 

Corinthian,  10,  *'  Tuesday. 

Maryland,  11,  "  Monday. 

Monumental,  14,  "  Thursday. 

Mechanics',  15,  "  Monday. 

Germania,  47,  *•  Tuesday. 

Iris,  48,  "  Wednesday. 

Oriental,  52,  "  Tuesday. 

Schiller,  55,  "  Friday. 

Baltimore  City,  57,  "  Wednesday. 

Golden  Rule,  58,  '*  Wednesday. 

Jackson,  65,  "  Monday. 

Warren,  71,  "  Friday. 

General  Taylor,  72,  •'  Monday. 

Independence,  77,  "  Tuesday. 

Mountain,  84,  "  Thursday. 

Liberty,  93,  "  Monday. 

Madison,  98,  •'  Wednesday. 

Jerus'm  Encp'mlt,  No.  1,  every  Friday. 

Salem,  2,  "  Wednesday, 

Hebron,  3,  "  Tuesday. 

Schiller,  12,      "  Thursday. 

Jt  Wildey  Hall,  East  Pratt  street, 
Thomas  Wildey  Lodge,  No.  44,eve?y  Wed- 
nesday. 

Jit  Pacific  Hall,  comer  Baltimore  tmd  Paea  sts. 

Pacific  Lodge,  No.  63,  every  Thursday. 
Mount  Ararat  Encampment,  Ka.  13,  every 
Tuesday. 

.^t  JVb.  3  South  Carey  street. 

Eureka  Lodge,  No.  101,  every  Tuesday. 

SONS  OF  TEMPERANCE. 

The  Grand  Division  of  Maryland  meets  in< 
the  city  of  Baltimore  on  the  3d  Thursday  in 
November,  in  the  Temple,  N.  Gay  street. — 
The  officers  are  : 

John  C.  Wekit,  G.  W.  P. 

P.  M.L8akin,G.  W.  A. 

Wm,  H.  Gobright,  G.  Scribe. 

E.  W.  Briding,  G.  Treasurer. 

Rev.  Thomas  Myers,  G.  Chaplain. 

Samuel  A.  Ewalt,  G.  Conductor. 

Wm.  McCoy,  G.  Sentinel. 

Time  and  places  of  Meeting. 
Baltimore,  No.  1,  Monday^  at  the  Temple. 
Maryland  No.  2,  Tuesday,  at  th*  Temple. 
Newington,  No.  21,  atW^hatcoat  Chapel. 
Marion,  No.  19,  Thursday,  at  the  Temple. 
Western  Star,   No.  165,    Thursday,  corner 

Greene  and  Paca. 
Land  and  Sea,  No.  161,  Thursday,  cor  Light 

and  Montgomery. 

The  Grand  Division  also  meets  on  the  3d 
Thursday  in  May,  at  such  place  as  may  be 
fixed  at  the  annual  meeting  in  October. 


J.  HEiVRY  OIESK,  Commlasion  merchant,   for  the  sale  of  Flour,  Grain,  Seeds,  Ac^ 
Rosendale  Cement  and  Calcined  Plaster  constantly  on  luuiid,  81  Spear'g  WhasC 


APPENDIX. 


579 


IMPROVED  ORDER  OF  RED  MEN. 

G.  C.  of  U,  S. 
The  Great  Council  of  the  U.  S.  Improved 

0.  R.  M.  will  meetin  the  city  of  Philadelphia, 

on  the    second  Tuesday  in  the  Corn  Moon, 

5625.     The  chiefs  are  : 

A.  J.  Francis,  of  Ky.,  W.  G.  Incohonee. 

C.  Weistenberg,  of  Pa.,  W.   G.   Sr.    Saga- 
more. 

W.  Limeburner,  of  N.  Y.,  W.  G.  Jr.  Saga- 
more. 

Joshua  Maris,  of  Del.,  W.  G.  Prophet. 

J.  L.  Booker,  of  Md.,  W.  G.  C.  of  Records. 

W.  G.  Gorsuch,  of  Md.,  W.  G.K.  of  Wam- 
pum. * 

Wm.  Chidsey,  of  Ohio,  G.  Tocakon. 

Wm.  S.  Quigley,  of  Md.,  G.  Minerva. 

Great  Council  of  Maryland. 
Geo.  H.  H.  Marriott,  G.  Sachem. 
John  T.  Maddox,  G.  Sr.  Sag. 
John  G.  Schone,  G.  Jr.  Sag. 
Joseph  Tevis,  Prophet. 
John  L.  Booker,  G.  C.  of  R. 
James  G.  Clark,  G.  K.  of  Wam. 
James  Smith,  G.  Sannap. 
James  Norris,  G.  G.  of  Wig. 
E.  R.  McCain,  G.  of  For. 
Place  and  Time  of  Meeting  of  Tribes. 
Pocahontas,   No.   3,   Monday,    Red    Men's 

Hall. 
Powhatan,  No.  5,  Wednesday,  corner  Pratt 

and  Bond 
Philip,  No.  8,  Friday,  Osceola  Wigwam. 
Osceola,  No.  11,  Wednesday,  Osceola  Wig- 
wam. 
Anacostia,  No.   12,  Monday,  Osceola   Wig- 
wam. 
Maneto,   No.    14,    Wednesday,  Red  Men's 

Hall. 
Tecumseh,  No.  15,  Tuesday,   corner   Light 

and  Montgomery. 
Ottawa,  No.  16,  Thursday,  Red  Men's  Hall. 
Montezuma,  No.  20,  Tuesday,  Wildey  Hall, 

E.  Pratt  street. 
Pawnee,  No.  22,  Tuesday,  Red  Men's  Hall. 
Susquehanna,  No.  27,   Friday,   Red  Men's 

Hall. 
Incohonee,  No.  33,    Monday,   Osceola  Wig- 
wam . 
Manhattan,  No.   34,   Monday,    Red    Men's 

Hall. 
Pinola,  No.  3g,  Thursday  ,  Osceola  Wigwam. 


INDEPENDENT  ORDER  OF  RED  MEN. 
Meet  in  Metamora  Hall,  W.  Lombard,  near 
Hanover. 
Metamora  Tribe,  No.  1.  Monshusia Tribe, 
No.  2.  Sagamore  Tribe,  No.  8.  Osceola 
Tribe,  No.  11. 

UNITED  ANCIENT  ORDER  OF 
DRUIDS. 
The  Grand  Grove  meets  on  the  third  Friday 
of  May,  August,  November  and  February, 
corner  Baltimore  and  Gay  streets. 

I.  O.  OF  UNITED  BROTHERS. 
Grand    Band    meets   (quarterly    at    United 
Brothers'  Hall,  W.  Baltimore,  corner  Tripo- 
let's  alley. 


UNITED  AMERICAN  MECHANICS. 

State  Council  meets  on  the  third  Tuesday  of 
January,  April,  July  and  October,  at  Temper- 
ance Temple,  Gay  street 


Physicians. 


HIBERNIAN  SOCIETY  OF  BALTI- 
MORE. 
Incorporated    by  the    General   Assembly   of 

Maryland,  February,  1818. 
Hugh  Jenkins,  President 
Daniel  J.  Foley,  1st  Vice  President. 
Luke  Cassidy,  2d  Vice  President. 
Rev.  James  Dolan,  Chaplain. 
Samuel  I.  Donaldson,  Counsellor. 
John  H.  0 'Donovan, 
Dominick   A.  O'Donnell, 
M.  J.  Kelly,  Treasurer. 
Eugene  Cummiskey,  Secretary. 

MANAGERS. 

Charles  Pendergast,  Samuel  H.  Adams. 

James  Kernan,  Michael  Roche, 

James  Mullin,  Daniel  Donnelly, 

Henry  McShane,  George  Reilly. 

GERMAN  lA  CLUB. 

165   W.   Lombard  Street, 

Incorporated  1842. 

A.  Schumacher,  President- 

n-^n-^^"'!  Vice  President. 

C.  Bulhng,     ^ 

H.  Von  Kapff,  Treasurer, 

G.  Gieske,  Secretary, 

E.  Schumacher,  Secretary  of  officers. 

MANAGERS. 

C.  Hinrichs,  F.  W.  Beck, 

C.  Ax,  C.  Vogeler, 

G.  A.  Drost,  J.  Hoegemann, 

C.  Spilker,  Jr. 

BALTIMORE  GYMNASIUM. 
Carroll  Hall. 
Organized  1858.  Chartered  1862. 

R.  J.  Hayes,  President. 
Wm.  E.  Bartlett  3d,  Vice-President. 
Albert  Smoot,  Secretary. 
Charles  F.  Hanna,  Treasurer. 
Directors.— L.  Dunnington,  H.  C.  Miller, 
Louis  P.  Wild,  D.  B.  Ellicott,  B.  F.  Ruff. 

Open  every  day  (except  Sundays,)  from  6 
A.  M.  to  10 1^  P.  M.  

CHILDREN'S  AID  SOCIETY, 
166  W.  Lombard  Street,  near  Howard. 

Wm.  B.  Canfield,  President. 
Rev.  Isaac  P.  Cook,  Vice  President. 
Wm.  A.  Wisong,  Corresponding  Secretary, 
Edward  Otis  Hinkley,  Recording  Secretary. 
Jesse  Tyson,  Treasurer. 

W.  C.  Palmer,  Agent. 
Parents  and  Guardians  can  procure  homes 
in  the  country  for  their  children,  to  be  receiv- 
ed as  members  of  the  family  until  of  age. 

Dry  goods,  second-hand  clothing,  shoes, 
caps,  fuel,  flour,  meats  and  groceries  thank- 
fully received  and  duly  acknowledged  in  our 
annual  report. 

The  attention  of  the  merchants,  and  business 
men  generally,  is  solicited  to  the  commendable 
objects  and  purposes  of  this  Society. 


GBO.  S.  PAGE  &  BRO.,  lUanufactiirers   of  Roofs   and  Roofing  Materials,  111   Smith's 
Wluarf.    C.  HART  SBHTH,  Agent. 


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APPENDIX. 


BALTIMORE  ASSOCIATION  FOR  THE 
IMPROVEMENT  OF  THE  CONDI- 
TION OF  THE  POOR. 
24  W.  Fayette  Street. 

Jesse  Hunt,  President. 
Z.  D.  Brashears,  Secretary. 
Office  hours,  9  to  4  o'clock. 


MISCELLANEOUS. 

WATER  BOARD. 

Office— 17  North  street. 

Geo.  P.  Merryman,  Registrar. 


HOUSE  OF  REFUGE. 
Managers  of  the  Emise  of  Refuge  on  {he  part 

of  the  City  of  Baltimore. 
Charles  M.  Keyser,     Enoch  Pratt, 
Rev.  J.  N.  M'Jilton,  John  R.  Kelso, 
Rev.  Geo.  P.  Nice,       E.  M.  Greenway,  jr. 
John  R.  Moore,  George  Small, 

Edmund  Smith,  Edward  J.  Church. 


THE  MERCHANT'S  EXCHANGEREAD- 

ING  ROOMS. 

New  Exchange  Building,  Exchangeplace  and 

Second  street. 

Papers  filed   from  all  parts   of  the  United 

States  ;  also  from  Europe  and  the  "West  Indies. 

Subscription  $10  per  annum. 

George  U.  Porter,  Sup't. 

ATHEN^UM. 
Corner  of  St.  Paul  and  Saratoga  Streets,  con- 
tains the  following  Societies  : 
Library  Company  of  Baltimore. 


Historical  Society  of  Maryland. 
A.  M.  Rogers,  Assistant  Librarian. 


Mercantile  Library  Association. 
Library   19,000  volumes. 
The  Library  and  Reading  Rooms  are   open 
daily,  from  10  A.  M.  until  2  P.  M.,  for   the 
reception  of  ladies   exclusively,  and   from  2 
till  10  P.  M.  to  the  members  generally. 
Subscription  Five  Dollars  per  annum. 

Geo.  B.  Cole,  President. 
B.  F.  Waters,  Librarian. 


MARYLAND  INSTITUTE, 
For  Promoting  Mechanic  Arts. 
German  H.  Hunt,  President. 

VICE-PRESIDENTS  : 

John  F.  Meredith,  C.  W.  Bentley. 

James  Young,  Rec.  Secretary. 

J.  S.  Selby,  Actuary. 

Corresponding  Sec'y,  N.  H.  Thayer. 

Meets  on  the  second  Wednesday  of  each 
month,  at  the  Hall  over  Centre  Market.  Li- 
brary open  daily  from  9  A.  M.  to  9  P.  M. 
Active  members  f5  for  admission  and  $3  an- 
nual dues.  Junior  members  $2.50  for  ad- 
mission and  |1.50  annual  dues.  Lady  mem- 
bers  $2.50   for  admission   and  $1.50   annual 


BOARD  OF  TRADE. 

The   Board   of  Directors  meet  on  the  first 
Wednesday  of  every   month,  for  transaction 
of  such  business  as  may  come  before  them. 
Subscription  Three  Dollars  per  annum. 
Thos.   C.  Jenkins,  President. 
vice-presidents  ; 
B.  M.  Hodges,  Jr.,  Alex.  Rieman, 

Hugh  A.  Cooper,  Jas.  H.  Barney. 

E.  B.  Dallam,  Treasurer. 

Geo.  U.  Porter,  Secretary. 
Office  new  Exchange  Building. 

CORN  AND  FLOUR  EXCHANGE. 

Corner  of  South  and  Wood  streets. 

Henry  M.  Warfield,  President. 

VICE-PRESIDENTS  : 

James  Warden,  George  Cooke. 

McHenry  Grafton,  Treasurer. 
John  P.  Paca,  Secretary. 

EXECUTIVE    COMMITTEE  : 

P.  P.  Pendleton,  J.  F.Miller,  Saml.G.  Mills. 


MARYLAND  GAS  COMPANY. 
Office— 5  St.  Paul  street. 

E.  R.  Sprague,  President. 

GAS  LIGHTCOMPANY  OF  BALTIMORE. 

Columbus  O'Donnell,  Pres't. 
Joseph  Brown,  Sec'y. 
Office  No.  19  South  street. 


ALMSHOUSE. 

Trustee 

s  : — John  W.  Morrow,   Edmund 

Wolf,  Wm 

.  W.  Maughlin,  Samuel  M.  Evans, 

Samuel  Edmonds. 

Ward  Managers  of  the  Poor. 

1st  Ward-John  Welsh, 

2d 

Wm.  H.  Hebden, 

3d 

'        Walter  Moxley, 

4th 

'         Asbury  Jarrett, 
<         Caleb  W.  Burgess, 

5th 

6th 

'        John  Evans, 

7th 

William  Garritee, 

8th 

'        Nicholas  Cornelius, 

9th 

'         Samuel  Hart, 

10th 

'         Benj.  T.  Hynson, 
'        J.  Faris  Moore, 

11th 

12th 

"        John  Brannan, 

13th 

"         Charles  W.  George, 

14th 

'        John  F.  Towner, 

15th 

William  Reese, 

16th 

John  Sheckles, 

17th 

«        Steptoe  B.  Taylor, 

18th 

'         Jonas  Hay  ward, 
'         J.  P.  P.  Jones,     . 

19th 

20th 

'        John  Oliver. 

HOME   OF  THE   FRIENDLESS, 
Corner  Ross  and  Townsend  Streets. 

Mrs.  Atkinson,  President. 
Miss  Rebecca  McConkey,  Secretary. 

DISPENSARIES. 

Baltimore,  n  e  cor  Liberty  and  Fayette. 
North  Eastern,  e  Monument,  nr  Gay. 
Southern,  48  Conway. 
Eastern,  cor  Central  av  and  Baltimore. 


Win.  p.  ■WEBB,  Marine,  Fire  and  tife  Insurance  Agent  and  Broker.    Agent 
Benefit  Lire  Insurance  Co.,  IVe\irarlt,  N.  J.,"  89  Second  Street. 


APPENDIX. 


581 


MARYLAND  HOSPITAL  FOR  THE 
INSANE. 
Monument  st,  east  of  Broadioay,  Baltimore. 
Richard  Sprigg  Steuart,  Pres't. 
JohnFonerderi,M.  D.,Med.  Sup't. 
Jas.  A.  Steuart,  M.  D.,  Asst.  Med.  Sup't. 
Frank  A.  Hand,  Steward. 
Mrs.  Ann  W.  Smith,  Matron. 

INFIRMARIES,  HOSPITALS,  &c. 

Union  Protestant  Infirmary,  corner  Mosher 
and  Division  streets,  under  the  management 
of  an  association  of  Ladies,  is  open  for  the  re- 
ception of  medical  and  surgical  cases. 

Baltimore  Infirmary,  s  w  cor  Greene  and 
Lombard  streets,  connected  with  the  Medical 
Department  of  the  University  of  Maryland. 
This  institution  is  under  the  care  of  Sisters  of 
Charity.     Average  number  of  patients  150. 

Church  Home,  Broadway,  n  of  Baltimore. 

Mount  Hope  Institution,  Garden  street,  nr 
Northern  avenue,  for  the  insane  and  sick,  be- 
longing to  and  served  by  the  Sisters  of  Charity. 

Mount  Hope  Retreat,  six  miles  from  the 
City  on  the  Reisterstown  road,  for  the  insane 
and  sick,  under  the  care  of  the  Sisters  of 
Charity. 

St.  Agnes'  Hospital,  Mt.  Dougherty,  near 
Greenmount  av,  under  charge  of  Sisters  of 
Charity. 


MARYLAND  COLLEGE  OF  PHARMACY. 

George  W.  Andrews,  President, 

Jonas  Winter,  Secretary, 

J.  Brown  Baxley,  Treasurer. 
Lectures  on  Pharmacy,  Chemistry  and  Ma- 
teria Medica  delivered  at  their  Hall,  No.  47 
N.  Calvert  street,  during  the  winter  months. 


CEMETERIES. 

GREENMOUNT— Jno.  H.  B.  Latrobe,  Pres- 
ident, James  McNeal,  jr..  Secretary  and 
Treasurer.     Office  1  Courtland  st, 

BALTIMORE— Thomas  Wilson,  President, 
Edward  G.  Diggs,  Secretary  and  Treas'r. 
Office  6  South  St.,  2d  story. 

LOUDON  PARK— Henry  A.  Thompson, 
President,  Wm.  F.  Primrose,  Secretary 
and  Treasurer.     Office  56  w  Fayette  st. 

MOUNT  OLIVET— Thomas  France,  Agent. 
Office  12  Light  st. 

WESTERN— Jas.  Peregoy,  Treasurer.  Res- 
idence 266  w  Fayette  st. 

MOUNT  CARMEL— John  W.  Randolph, 
President,  Lewis  Audoun,  Secretary  and 
Treasurer.     Office  187  s  Broadway. 

CATHEDRAL— Jonathan  Mullan,  Agent  at 
Cathedral  Church,  cor  Mulberry  and  Ca- 
thedral. 

HOLY  CROSS— Rev.  Jas.  Dolan,  President, 
St.  Patrick '.s  Church,  Broadway. 

LAUREL  (col.)— Dr.  J.  B.  K.  Emory,  Agent. 
Office  18  Courtland  st. 


C  H  XJ  R  C  H  K  S  . 


PROTESTANT  EPISCOPAL. 
Right  Rev.  W.  R.  Whittingham,  D.  D.    LL.  D.,  Bishop  of  Maryland. 


St.  Paul's, 

St.  Peter's, 

Christ, 

St.  Andrew's, 

Church  of  Ascension, 

Grace  Church, 

Mount  Calvary, 

St.  Mark's, 
Cranmer  Chapel, 
Trinity, 

St.  Stephen's, 

St.  Luke's, 

West  Baltimore  Mission, 

Emanuel, 

St.  Barnabas'  Chapel, 

Church  St  John  Baptist, 

Holy  Innocents'  Chapel, 

Memorial, 

St.  Thomas'  Chapel, 


LOCATION. 

Corner  of  Saratoga  and  Charles, 

Corner  of  Sharp  and  German, 

Corner  of  Gay  and  Fayette, 

High  north  of  Lombard, 

Lexington  east  side  of  Pine, 

Corner  of  Monument  and  Park, 

Corner  Eutaw  and  Madison,- 

Lombard  west  of  Fremont, 
Corner  of  Mullikin  and  Spring, 
Corner  of  Broadway  and  Pratt, 

Hanover,  corner  of  Welcome  al, 

Franklin  Square,  Carey  street, 

Frederick  Turnpike, 

Corner  of  Read  and  Cathedral, 

Biddle  north  of  George, 
Barre  east  of  Little  Paca, 
Chase  east  of  Eden, 
Townsend  near  Garden, 
Homestead, 


PASTORS. 

S  Rev.  W.  E.Wyatt,  D.  D. 

\  Rev.  C.  C.Grafton,  B.D.As't. 

Rev.  0.  Ingle,  officiating. 
\  Rev.  F.  L. Hawks,  D.D.  LL.D. 
(  Rev.  W.  J.  Frost,  Assistant. 

Rev.Chas.  M.  Parkman,  B.D. 
(  Rev.  Charles  M.  Calloway, 
(  Rev.  L.  H.  Johns,  Assistant. 

Rev.  John  H.  Hobart,  D.  D. 
^  Rev.  Alfred  A.  Curtis. 
{  Rev.  J.  Taylor  Chambers,  As 't 

Rev.  Edward  H.  Harlow, 

Rev.  Thomas  Barrow. 

Rev.  George  A.  Leakin. 
(  Rev.  J.  Preston  Fugitt. 
)  Rev.  T.  C.  Gambrall,  Ass'nt. 
f  Rev.  Charles  W.  Rankin. 
J  Rev.  A.  W.  Clarke, 
\  Rev.  B.  B.  Griswold, 
l^ Henry  B.  Martin, 

Rev.B.  B.  Griswold. 
^  Rev.  Noah  H.  Schenck. 
\  Rev.  E.  Owen  Simpson,  As'nt. 

Rev.  A.  P.  Stryker. 

Rev.  John  Rose. 

Rev.  N.  C.  Pridham,  officiating 

Rev.  John  T.  Bausman. 

Rev.  Ethan  Allen,  D.  D. 


ants. 


HENRY   GIESB,   Coiiunission  Merchant,   for   the   sale    of  Flour,  Grain,   Seeds,  &C. 
Roseudale  Cement  and  Calcined  Plaster  constantly  on.  hand,  ^1  Spear's  AVliarf. 


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APPENDIX. 


NAMES.  •    LOCATIONS. 

Trinity  Chapel,  (col'd)  Bank  east  of  Bond, 

St.  James',  (col'd)  Corner  of  North  and  Saratoga,  ^ 

Zion  Church,  Corner  of  Baltimore  and  Gilmor,    Rev.  J.  N.  McJilton,  D.  !>. 


Rev.  H.  H.  Webb. 


First  Presbyterian, 
Second  " 

Fourth  " 

Central  " 

Aisquith  Street, 
Broadway, 
Franklin  Street, 
Westminster  Cliureh, 
Twelfth  Presbyterian, 
South  Presbyterian, 
Associated  Church, 
First  Constitutional, 
Associated  Refo.  Ciiurch, 
Harford  Avenue, 
Madison  Presb.  (col'd) 


PRESBYTERIANS. 

Corner  of  Madison  and  Park, 
Corner  of  Baltimore  and  Lloyd, 
South  side  of  Franklin  Square, 
Corner  of  Saratoga  and  Liberty 
Cornerof  Aisquith  and  Edward, 
Corner  of  Broadway  and  Gough , 
Corner  Franklin  and  Cathedral, 
Corner  of  Fayette  and  Greene, 
Franklin  b  Chatsworth  &  Frem't, 
Light  near  Montgomery, 
Fayette  bet  Liberty  and  Charles, 
Corner  of  Greene  and  German, 
Corner  of  Madison  and  Biddle, 
Harford  av.  junction  Aisquith, 
Madison  near  Park. 

ROMAN  CATHOLICS. 


Rev.  J.  C.  Backus,  D.  D. 
Rev.  G.  P.  Hays. 
Rev.  J.  A.  Lefevre. 
Rev.  J.  T.  Smith.  D.  D. 
Rev.  J.  Stuchell. 
Vacant. 

Rev.  J.J.  Bullock. 
Rev.  C.  Dickson. 
Rev.  W.  Marshall. 
Rev.  J.  H.  Potter. 
Rev.  F.  Israel. 
Rev.  H.  Dunning. 
Rev.  William  Bruce. 

Vacant. 


Cathedra], 

St.  Alphonsus,  (German) 
St.  Bridget's, 
St.  Patrick's, 

St.  Vincent  de  Paul's, 

St.  Mary's  Chapel, 
Carmelite  Chapel, 

St.  Ignatius, 

St.  James',  (German) 
St.  Francis'  Chapel  and  ) 
col'd  Sisters  Prov.       \ 
St.  Francis  Xavier,  (col'd,) 

St.  Joseph's, 


St.  Peter's, 

St.  John's, 

St.  Michael's,  (German,) 

Immaculate  Conception, 

Chap,  of  Visitation  Conv. 
Church  of  tlie  Holy  Cross, 
Mount  Hope  Institution, 
St.  Lawrence, 


Corner  Cathedral  and  Mulberry, 

Corner  of  Park  and  Saratoga, 

Canton, 

Corner  of  Broadway  and  Bank, 

23  n  Front, 

St.  Mary's  Seminary,  Penna.av. 
Aisquith  south  of  Orleans, 

Corner  of  Calvert  and  Madison, 

Aisquith  south  of  Eager, 

Richmond  near  Park, 

Corner  of  Calvert  and  Pleasant, 

Corner  of  Barre  and  Howard, 

Corner  of  Poppleton  and  Hollins, 

Corner  of  Eager  and  Valley, 

Corner  Lombard  and  Ann, 

Mosher,  near  Ross, 

Corner  Park  and  Centre, 
West  street.  Federal  Hill, 
Gibson,  near  Mosher, 
Fort  Road, 


Very  Rev.  H.  B.  Coskery,D.D. 
rector. 

Rev.  Thomas  Foley,  D.  D. 

Rev.  Robert  Kleineidam,  rec. 

Rev.  James  Gibbons. 

Rev.  James  Dolan, pastor. 

Rev.  Henry  Myers,  pastor. 

Rev.  John  Dougherty,  As'nt. 

Rev.  Alexius  J.  Elder. 

Rev.  John  Dougherty,  Chapl'n 
;  Rev.  A.  Ciampi,  S.  J.  of  Loy- 
I      ola  College. 

Attended  from  St.  Michael's 

Attended  from  St,  Ignatius. 

Attended  from  St.  Ignatius. 
Rev.  Michael  Slattery,  pastor. 
Rev.  Henry  Hoffman,  assis't. 
Rev.  E.  McColgan,  pastor. 
Rev.  J.  F.  Hickey,  assistant. 
Rev.  John  S.  Foley,  D.  D.  " 
Rev.  Bernard  McManus,  pastor 
Rev.  J.  Malloy,  assistant. 
Rev.  F.  Clauss. 
Rev.  J.  Giusiiniani,  C.  M. 
Rev.  J.  Piggott,  C.  M. 
Attended  from  St.  Alphonsus. 
Rev.  P.  J.  Hespelein. 
Attended  from  Im.  Conception. 
Rev.  J.  Gibbons. 


METHODIST  EPISCOPAL. 


Light  street, 

Eutaw  street, 

Madison  avenue  Church, 

Spring  Garden  Chapel, 

Wesley  Chapel, 

Exeter  street, 

MonuiiKiit  street. 

Chew  street, 

Harford  avenue, 

Greenmf)unt  avenueChapel 

Eastern  avenue, 

Broadway, 

Fell's  Point  Chapel, 

Canton  Chapel, 


Corner  Light-st.  and  Wine  alley, 
Eutaw  above  Mulberry, 
Corner  Madison  &  Townsend, 
"       Eutaw  and  Henrietta, 
"       Sharp  and  Barre, 
Exeter  s  of  Gay, 
Corner  of  Monument  &  Stirling, 
Chew  corner  of  Bond  street, 
Harford  avenue  &  Biddle  street, 
Greenmount  avenue, 
Eastern  avenu(-'  e  of  Bond  street, 
Broadway  s  of  Pratt 
Corner  Eastern  av.  &  Star^lley, 
Canton  avenue  extended, 


fRev. 
J  Rev. 
1  Rev. 
{Rev. 

Rev. 

Rev. 
^  Rev. 
(  Rev. 

Rev. 

Rev. 

Rev. 
Rev. 
Rev. 


Thomas  Sewall. 
Mayberry  Goheen. 
Henry  C.  Westwood. 
Samuel  M.  Dickson, 
J.  A.  McCauley. 
E.  B.  Snyder. 
Richard  Hinkle. 
Samuel  Creighton. 
J.  W.  Langley. 
J.  Wesley  Brown. 

John  A.  Gere. 
Alexander  E.  Gibson. 
I.  Collins  Stevens. 


OEO.  S.  page:  &  BRQ.,  Itluiiufnctiirer;^    of  Roofs   niid   Roofing   materials.  111    SmltL  < 
WTiarf.    C.  HART  SBDTH,  Agent. 


APPENDIX. 


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NAMES. 

•Caroline  street, 
Ijombard  street  Cliapel, 
Fayette  street, 
Union  Square, 
Union  Square  Chapel, 
Franklin  street, 
Saratoga  street, 
Wiliram  street, 
Hersey  Chapei 
"Wiiatcoat  Chapel, 
Emory  Ghurcli, 
High  street, 

"Charles  «tre«t, 

■Columbia  street, 
Poppleton  street  Chapel, 
Mission  Chapel, 
Strawbridge  Church, 
Falls  Chapel, 
JefFerson  street  Church, 
■"Sailoi^'  City  Bethel, 
Causeway  Miss.  Chapel, 
Hanover  street  Chapel, 
Mount  Vernon  Chapel, 
tEastern  German  Mission, 
Western        "  " 

Dallas  street,  (colored,) 
■Sharp  street, 
John  Wesley, 
Asbury, 
"Orchard, 
liVestern  Chapel, 


LOCATION. 

Caroline  s  of  Baltimore, 
Lombard  e  of  Washington, 
Fayette  e  of  Fremont, 
Republican  s  of  Baltimore, 

Corner  of  Franklin  &  Poppleton, 
Saratoga  street, 

Cor.of  William  &  Little  Church, 
Light  street  extended, 
Fremont  junct.  Pennsylvania  av. 
Penna.  av.  n  of  Hoffman  street. 
Corner  of  High  and  Stiles, 

"  Charles  and  Fayette 

Columbia  e  of  Fremont, 
Poppleton  n  of  Columbia, 

Corner  of  Biddle  and  Garden 
Lanvale  Factory, 
S.  E.  corner  Jefferson  and  Bond, 
Lee  street  near  Light  street  whf., 
Eastern  avenue  near  Eden, 
Hanover,  corner, 

Broadway  near  Eastern  avenue, 
Cor  Penn.  av.  and  Mosher  St., 
Dallas  n  of  Aliceanna  street. 
Sharp  n  of  Pratt, 
Sharp  near  Montgomery, 
Corner  of  East  and  Douglas  sts. 
Orchard  near  Ross, 


PASTORS. 

Rev.  Charles  B.  Tippett. 
Rev.  J.  Edwin  Amos. 
Rev.  William  B.  Edwards. 

Rev.  Charles  A.  Reid. 

Rev.  William  Hamilton. 

Rev.  T.  A.  Morgan. 

Rev.  Philip  B.  Reese. 

Rev.  Samuel  A.  Wilson. 

Rev.  James  Curns. 
j  Rev.  Lyttleton  F.  Morgan. 
I  Rev.  William  F.  Ward. 

Rev.  Samuel  V.  Blake. 


Rev.  S.  Wesley  Price. 

Rev.  George  W.  Cooper, 
Rev   William  H.  Lane'y. 
Rev.  R.  R.  Murphy. 
Rev.  H.  McNemar. 


Rev.  Henry  Furlong. 


Rev.  C.  C.  Cronin. 


Chatsworth  Meth.  Church,  Corner  Pine  and  Franklin, 
New  Assembly  Rooms,         Corner  Hanover  and  Lombard, 


Rev.  J.  A.  Williams. 

Rev.  E.  F.  Busey,  and  others. 


Broadway  Mission, 
Lexington  St.  Mission, 

West  Baltimore, 
East  Baltimore, 

South  Baltimore, 

Washington  street  Station, 

St.  John's  (Independent,) 


METHODIST  PROTESTANT. 

Cor.  Broadway  and  Monument,  ^  , 

Lexington  between  Republican  > , 

and  Schroeder  ) 

Corner  of  Lombard  and  Greene,  1 

Corner  o.fAisquith  and  Fayette,  1 

Light  street,  south  of  West,  <  t 

Cor.  Washington  and  Lombard,  I 

Liberty,  north  of  Fayette,  ]  . 


Jesse  Shreeve. 
Wm.  S.  Hammond. 

L.  W.Bates. 
B.  F.  Renson. 
J.  M.  Elderdice. 
Wm.   Frey. 
Daniel  W.  Bates. 
Aug.  Webster,  D.  E 
James  M.  Wilson. 


First,  (English,) 
Third,  (English,) 
Fourth,  (German,) 


Bethel, 

Ebenezer, 

Little  Bethel, 

Zion,  (Independent,) 

Zion  Chapel, 


First, 

Franklin  Square  Baptist, 

German  Church, 

High  street, 

Lee  street. 


GERMAN  REFORMED; 

Second  street  w  of  Gay, 
Corner  Paca  and  Saratoga, 
Calvert  near  Saratoga, 


Rev.  E.  R.  Eschbach,  assist. 
Rev.  J.  S.  Foulk. 
Rev. Killing 


AFRICAN   METHODIST  EPISCOPAL. 


Saratoga,  west  of  Gay, 
Montgomery,  east  of  Hanover, 
Wolfe,  south  of  Pratt, 
Cor.  Howard  and  Montgomery, 
Spring  between    Jefferson  and 
McElderry, 

BAPTIST. 

Sharp  corner  Lombard, 
Franklin  Square, 
Exeter  nortn  of  Fayette, 
Between  Fayette  and  Low, 
Between  Hanover  and  Sharp, 


Rev.  A.  W.  Wayman. 
Rev.  J.  M.  Brown. 
Rev.  R.  F.  Wayman. 
Rev.  P.  Gibson. 

Rev.  J.  P.  Campbell 


Rev.  J.  M.  W.  Williams. 

Vacant. 

Vacant. 

Rev.  George  P.  Nice. 

Rev.  Dr.  Isaac  Cole. 


WM.  P.  AVEBB,  Marine,  Fire  and  liife  Insurance  Agent  and  Broker.    Agent  •* 
Benefit  Iiife  Insurance  Co.,  IVewai-k,  Ji.  J.,"  89  Second  Street. 


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APPENDIX. 


NAMES.  LOCATION. 

Second,  Broadway  near  Pratt, 

Seventh,  Saratoga  corner  Paca, 

Colored,  Lewis  near  Orleans, 

First  Colored,  Thompson  near  Forrest, 

Saratoga-st.  Chapel,  (col.)  Saratoga  street, 


PASTORS. 

Vacant. 

Rev.  Richard  Fuller,  D.  D. 

Vacant. 

Vacant. 

Rev.  Noah  Davis. 


CHRISTIAN  OR  DISCIPLES'  CHURCH. 


Meeting  House, 
Meeting  House, 


First  English, 
Second,      " 
Third, 

St.  Mark's, 

Lutheran  Chapel, 
Trinity,  (German,) 
St.  Paul's,         " 
Biddle  street,    " 
St.  Stephen's,  " 
St.  Matthews,  '• 


First  Evangelical  Church, 
Second         "  " 


Zion  (Ind.)  Ger.  Church, 
United  Evangel.  Church, 


Cor  Paca  and  Lombard  streets, 
North  street  near  Saratoga, 

LUTHERAN. 

Lexington  w  of  Park, 
Lombard  w  of  Greene, 
Monument  near  Aisquith, 

Eutaw  bet.Mulberry&  Saratoga, 

Canton, 

Trinity  e  of  High 

Corner  Holiday  and  Saratoga 

Biddle  st.  n  of  Pennsylvania  av. 

Corner  Hanover  and  Hamburg, 

Central  av.  bet.  Fayette  and  Bait. 

EVANGELICAL  ASSOCIATION. 


G.  Austin,  H.  Mentzel,  andM. 

Hammond,  Elders.  ' 
Conrad  Saumenig,  Elder. 


Rev.  John  McCron. 

Rev.  Joel  Swartz. 

Rev.  H.  Bishop. 
1  Rev.  T.  Stork,  D.  D. 
I  Rev.  C.  A.  Stork. 

Rev.  Abel  Thompson. 

Rev.  D.  Maier. 

Rev.  E.  W.  G.  Keil. 

Rev.  G.  H.  Brandau, 

Rev.  L.  F.  Zimmerman. 

Rev.  M.  Kratt. 


Corner  of  Greene  St. and  Cider  al. 
Corner  McElderry  and  Short, 

INDEPENDENT  CHURCHES. 


Rev.  Jeremiah  Voung. 
Rev.  Jacob  Henn. 


Gay  south  of  Saratoga, 
between  234  and  236  Eastern  av. 


Rev.  Henry  Scheib. 
Rev.  Andrew  Schwaitz. 


Corner    of    Aliceanna  and  Bethel  streets, 

FRIENDS. 


SEAMEN'S  UNION  BETHEL. 

Rev.  Henry  Slicer. 


Orthodox, 
Eastern  District, 
Western  District, 


East  Baltimore, 


First  Independent, 


First  New  Jerusalem, 
Third  New  Jerusalem, 
German  New  Jerusalem, 


Corner  Courlland  and  Saratoga, 
Corner  Aisquith  and  Fayette, 
Lombard  e  of  Eutaw 

UNIVERSALIST. 

Baltimore  near  Central  avenue.       Rev.  J.  Riley  Johnson. 

UNITARIAN. 

Corner  Franklin  and  Charles, 

SWEDENBORGIAN. 


""Corner  Baltimore  and  Exeter, 
Orchard  st.  near  Madison  av., 
Lombard  near  Canal, 

JEWISH  SYNAGOGUES. 

Corner  of  Lloyd  and  Watson, 

Eden  n  of  Lombard, 

High  n  of  Fayette, 

Hanover  bet. Lombard  and  Pratt, 

Howard  street, 

Liberty, 


John  W.  Hunt,  reader. 
Willard  H.  Hinkley. 
Rev.  C.  Louis  Carrie  re. 


First,  Corner  of  Lloyd  and  Watson,  Vacant. 

Second,  Eden  n  of  Lombard,  Rev.  H.  Hochheimer. 

Third,  High  n  of  Fayette,  Dr.  Deutch. 

Fourth,  Hanover  bet.Lombard  and  Pratt,  Dr.  Benjamin  Szold. 

Fifth,  Howard  street,  Vacant. 

Sixth,  Liberty.  Vacant. 

United  Brethren  in  Christ,  corner  of  Scott  and  St.  Peters,— Rev.  J.  P.  Bishop. 
Otterbine  Church,  Conway  near  corner  Sharp, — Rev.  J.  A.  Sand. 

St.  Peter's  Evangelical  Lutheran  Congregation  of  the  Unaltered  Augsburg  Confession,  Saratoga 
street  near  Holiday. 

J.   HENRY  OIESE,   Commission   Merchant,   for   the   sale   of  Flonr,  Grain,  Seeds,  &c. 
RoaencUle  Cement  and  Calcined  Plaster  constanUy  on  Hand,  fit  l^ear'a  Wliarf. 


NEW    ENGLAND 

Mutual  Life  Ins.  Co. 


Company's  Building. 


CASH  ASSETS,  . .  $2,350,000. 
CLEAR  SURPLUS,  $1,250,000. 

WILLARD  PHILLIPS,  Pres.  B.  F.  STEVENS,  Sec. 


A  Policy  of  Life  Insurance  is  the  cheapest  and  safest  mocfe  of  making  a  certain  pVovisioa  for  one's  family. 
— Benjamin  J-'ranldin. 

A  Policy  of  Life  Assurance  is  always  an  evidence  of  prudent  forethought;  no  inan  with  a  dependent 
family  is  free  from  reproach  if  not  Assured. — Lord  Lyndhurst. 

There  is  nothing  in  the  commercial  world  which  approaches,  even  remotely,  to  the  security  of  a  v.-cil- 
cstablished  and  prudently-managed  Life  Insurance  Company. — Pnfensor  De  Morgan. 


Documents  showing  the  benefits  of  Life  Insurance  with  the  advantages  of  the  Mutual  plan, 
and  the  superior  position  and  marked  success  of  this  Co.,  and  explaining  the  different  kinds  of 
Policies  with  their  methods  cf  payment,  may  be  obtained,  freo  of  expense,  upon  application 
either  personally  or  by  mail,  to 

JOHN  HOPPER,  Agent, 

li©  MMO^IiJW*»lir,  Cor.  Pine  St,,  ^etv  YorU. 


fi^  Parties  at  a  distance  may  insure  from  Blanks,  supplied  and  forwarded  free  of  expense. 


BENEFITS    OF    LIFE    INSURANCE. 

The  principles  of  Life  Insurance  are  noAV  so  well  established,  that  they  are  no  longer  matters 
of  experiment,  and  its  advantages  are  beyond  dispute. 

The  great  and  special  advantarje  is  the  securing  of  ioifc  and  children  against  irant  and 
misery  after  the  death  of  the  husband  and  father.    Every  one  acknowledges  the  wisdom  and 
prudence  of  providing  for  a  family  against  the  adversities  of  fortune,  or  the  accidents  of  life, 
and  it  is  the  moral,  social,  and  religious  duty  of  every  one,  not  to  abandon  those  dependent 
upon  him  to  the  cold  charities  of  the  world,  and  liable  to  the  temptations  and  sufferings  of  pov-   ij 
erty,  when  deprived  of  his  protection  and  support.     The  late  Lord  Chancellor  of  P^ngland  dc-  [j 
;j   clared,  that  "  no  man  with  a  dependent  family  is  free  h-om  reproach  if  his  life  is  not  insured."   ,{ 
Ij  The  man  who  neglects  to  insure  his  house  is  condemned  for  imprudence.     How  much  more  im-   'i 
•    provident  is  he  who  refuses  to  insure  his  life  ?    Every  house  may  not  be  burned,  but  every  man   Ij 
!i  must  die.    Bishop  Hawkes  wisely  declares,  that  "Life  Insurance  is  not  only  a  humane,  but  1 
almost  a  Christian  institution,"  for  the  Apostle  says  :  "  If  a  man  provide  not  for  his  own,  and   j 
especially  for  those  of  his  own  liouse,  he  hath  denied  the   faith,  and  is  worse  than  an  infidel."   i 
This  "important  duty  of  every  head  of  a  family  may  be  easily  and  securely  performed  by  j 
obtaining  a  Policy  of  Life  Insurance.    A  very  small  daily  saving  will  accomplish  this  purpose. 
Five  Cents  a  day,  commencing  at  the  age  of  twenty-one,  will  insure  one  thousand  dollars  r,t  ' 
death,  whetherimmediate  or  remote,  together  with  all  the  profits  which  may  accumulate  on   | 
the  policy  ;  and  six  cents  a  day,  at  twenty-eight  years  of  age,  will  accomplish  the  same  object. 
And  by  the  judicious  laws  of  Massachusetts  and  New  York,  policies  issued  for  the  benefit  of 
widows  and  orphans  are  protected  from  the  husband's  creditors. 

Can  it  be  that  any  father,  husband,  or  man,  is  unwilling  to  make  a  little  sacrifice  of  daily 
comforts,  in  most  cases  of  what  would  be  unnecessary  expenses,  to  protect  those  most  near  and 
dear  to  him  from  suffering  and  want  after  his  death  ? 

Ihere  are  many  other  advantageous  uses  of  Life  Insurance,  besides  the  security  of  a  family 
against  want.  Creditors  can  insure  the  lives  of  their  debtors  as  a  security  for  their  claims.  A 
man  with  incumbrances  upon  his  property  may  insure  to  the  amount  of  them  to  secure  their 
ready  payment  at  his  decease.  A  yoimg-man  may  borrow  money  to  complete  his  education,  or 
may  obtain  credit  for  a  stock  of  goods,  or  tools,  or  a  farm,  by  insuring  his  life  and  assigning  the 
policy  as  contingent  security.  A  parish  may  relieve  their  clergyman  from  an.xious  care  by 
raising  a  small  sum  to  insure  his  life  and  provide  for  Ms  family.  In  short.  Life  Insurance  is 
applicable  to  all  purposes  of  raising  money  on  loans,  where  only  personal  security  can  be 
otfered ;  and,  generally,  as  affording  means  of  certain  indemnity  against  any  pecuniary  loss, 
claim,  or  inconvenience  whatsoever,  to  which  one  individual  may  become  subject,  by  reason  of 
the  death  of  another. 

The  moral  and  social  influence  of  Life  Insurance  is  no  slight  benefit  both  to  the  individual  and 
to  the  community.  It  develops  the  amiable  and  generous  traits  of  character,  accustoms  a  man 
to  think  for  others,  induces  habits  of  industry,  economy  and  accumulation,  and  by  relieving  the 
mind  from  anxiety  and  over-exertion,  promotes  health  and  longevity.  A  systematic  adoption  of 
Life  Insurance,  by  the  people  of  any  country,  would  do  more  to  eradicate  pauperism  and  crime 
than  all  the  combined  Msdom  of  its  legislators  ;  so  that  a  well-founded,  well-conducted  institu- 
tion of  this  description  is  a  subject  of  public  interest,  as  its  beneficial  effects  are  at  least  equal 
to  those  of  any  charitable,  philanthropical  public  institution;  and  these  effects  are  produced 
without  any  donation,  sacrifice,  or  act  of  beneficence  by  the  public  or  by  individuals,  being  the 
natural  and  easy  fesults  of  the  spontaneous  thrift,  prudence,  and  forecast  of  individuals  in  con- 
ducting their  own  conCel-ns. 

SECURITY   OF    LIFE   INSURANCE. 

Life  Insurance  Companies  are  the  most  stable  ami  permanent  institutions  known  among  men. 
The  experience  of  the  comiiiercial  world  can  point  to  no  such  permanency,  nor  do  any  class  of  | 
institutions  compare  tvith  Life  Companies  for  uniformity,  safety,  and  reliability.  The  insured  . 
cannot  invest  their  funds  in  a  more  sure  and  profitable  manner  ;  for  Life  Insurance  is  simply 
setting  aside  and  investing  a  yearly  sum,  with  the  certainty  of  a  safe  return  with  accumulations ; 
whereas  other  investments,  with  a  profitable  and  sure  return,  ore  not  so  easily  found,  and  often 
end  in  an  entire  loss. 

An  investment  in  a  policy  qf  Life  Insurance  is  far  preferable  to  deposits  in  a  Savings 
Bank.    An  Insurance  Company  accomplishes  all  that  is  done  by  a  Savings  Bank,  and  much  be- 
sides, combining  all  the  advantages  of  the  latter  with  an  indemnity  against  risks.     Like  the 
Savings  Bank,  it  takes  care  of  the  depositor's  money,  and  it  virtually  allows  him  interest  upon    1 
his  deposits:  but  it  does  more.    What  is  of  higher  importance  to  the  depositor,  the  Company   ! 
engages,  in  consideration  of  a  certain  sum  of  money  paid  to  it  annually,  during  the  life  of  the   ! 
depositor,  to  pay  a  much  larger  sum  to  his  family  upon  his  decease.  [ 

There  are  three  reasons  Vvhy  a  Life  Insurance  policy  is  a  wiser  investment  than  a  deposit  in  a    ; 
Savings  Bank:  1.  Money  in  a  Savings  Bank,  being  entirely  at  the  will  of  depositors,  is  too 
easily  drawn  out  to  gratify  some  passing  desire,  and  there  is  no  strong  motive  to  compel  a  regu-   j 
lar  deposit.    How  many  persons  have  commenced  an  account  with  a  Savings  Bank,  and  con-    j 
tinned  for  some  time  with  a  laudable  perseverance,  but  at  last  have  l»ccn  tempted  to  withdraw, 
and  never  had  sufficient  confidence  to  commence  again  !    In  Life  Institutions,  a  man,  after  mature   j 
deliberation,  hinds  himself  to  make  a  deposit  of  a  specified  sum  at  a  specified  time  ;  knowing 
j  this,  he  ])rovides  for  it,  and  we  can  safely  say  that  in  a  majority  of  cases  the  money  saved 
to  deposit  in  a  Life  Institution,  would  not  be  saved  at  all,  had  they  not  insured.    2.  Money  in  a 
Savings  Bank  is  exposed  to  the  demand  of  creditors,  while  an  Insurance  policy  is  not  liable  for 
a  man's  debt,  being  held  by  a  special  law  of  the  State,  asafund  for  tlie  benefit  of  his  family ;  and 
thus,  in  times  of  pecuniary  disaster,  to  which  every  man  is  more  or  less  liable,  it  often  becomes 
a  means  of  support  when  everything  else  is  gone— cheering  with  ease  and  competence  the  de- 
clining years  of  those  who,  without  its  aid,  would  have  been  left  to  all  the  miseries  of  poverty 
and  old  age.     3.  Life  is  uncertain,  rcMle  death  is  certain  ;  and  a  Savings  Bank  makes  provi- 
sion only  for  life.    The  average  length  of  human  life  is  only  thirty-three  years.     Of  500  persons, 
only  one  lives  eighty  years,  and  of  100  only  six  live  sixty-five  years.    Those  who  can  cheatthem- 


selves  into  the  belief  that  thej' run  no  risk  of  dying,  will  not,  of  course,  insure.  No  one,  however, 
need  consult  books  to  learn  lessons  of  mortality,  'Tis  the  burthen  of  pulpit  eloquence  ;  the 
lesson  of  the  graveyard  ;  and  the  teaching  of  every  day's  experience.  The  uncertainty  of 
life  being  admitted,  it  will  follow  that  accumulation  upon  the  Savings  Bank  principle,  does  not 
meet  the  requirements  of  the  case 

To  illustrate  ;  suppose  a  husband  and  father,  thirty-three  years  old,  wishes  to  leave  his 
ftimily  the  sum  of  $2,000,  and  for  that  purpose  deposits  annually  $50  in  some  Savings  institution. 
In  the  course  of  thirty  or  forty  years  he  will  thus  accumulate  the  required  sum.  But  what  guar- 
antee has  he  that  he  will  live  ten  years,  or  even  one  year  ?  He  has  none,  and,  of  course,  no  se- 
curity for  provision  for  his  family.  But,  if  he  pays  $50  as  an  annual  premium  for  a  policy  of 
Life  Insurance,  he  will  be  sruE  of  leaving  $2,000  to  his  family  wj/ieweuer  he  dies,  in  six  months 
or  twenty  years  !  Thus,  wliile  all  other  means  are  fluctuating  and  uncertain,  and  riches  often 
"fly  away,"  a  Life  Insurance  policy  (if  from  a  reliable  company)  is  certain,  and  becomes  a 
patrimony  JUST  AT  THE  TIME  IT  IS  MOST  NEEDED, 

The  question  is  no  longer,  Shall  I  get  my  life  Insured?  but  rather,  Wheku  can  I  Inslt.i: 

IT  TO  the  best  advantage  ? 

In  answering  this  question  it  will  be  necessary  to  explain  briefly  the 

DIFFERENT   KINDS    OF    LIFE  INSURANCE  COMPANIES. 

They  are  all  based  upr;i  the  same  fundamental  principles,  but  are  divided  into  classes,  ac- 
cording to  the  different  pLms  of  their  organization  and  the  dift'erent  methods  of  conducting 
their  business.     They  are  either  Stock,  Mixed,  or  Mutual  Companies. 

Joint  Stock  Companies  issue  at  fixed  rates,  the  pi-qfits  being  wnoLi,Y  divided  among  the 
proprietors,  and  the  enormous  dividends  thence  divided  have,  in  some  cases,  raised  the  value 
of  the  stock  to  seven  hundred  per  cent,  upon  the  amount  ])aid  in. 

Mixed  Companies  are  also  Joint  Stock  Companies  with  proprietary  bodies,  but  the  assured 
arc  allowed  to  participate  to  a  certain  extent  with  the  proprietors  in  the  profits  of  the  business. 

Mutual  Companies  are  owned  and  managed  exclusively  by  policy-holders,  all  of  whom  have 
their  proportionate  share  in  the  surplus  accruing  from  the  business. 

The  Mutual  Company  is  clearly  the  most  perfect  in  principle,  and  experience  has  fully  tested 
and  placed  beyond  a  doubt  the  perfect  security  of  the  system.  No  Mutual  Company,  when  once 
Avell  established,  has  ever  met  with  disaster  on  account  of  the  mutual  principle  ;  but,  on  the 
other  hand,  they  have  rapidly  accumulated  funds,  reaching  sometimes  in  amount  to  millions  of 
dollars.  In  Mutual  Companies,  too,  the  assured  have  entire  control  of  the  funds ;  there  is 
"  universal  suffrage,''  and  the  form  of  government  is  essentially  "  democratic."  AMutual  Com- 
pany divides  the  whole  surplus  among  the  insured,  after  deducting  only  the  actual  cost  to  the 
Company  of  carrying  on  the  business,  which  is  not  the  case  with  the  first  class  mentioned,  and 
only  in  a  degree  with  the  Mixed  companies.  This  plan  of  operation  insures  the  applicant  at  the 
lowest  possible  premium,  for  all  that  is  over  the  sum  required  to  insure  him  safely,  is  returned  in 
dividends,-  which  is  not  the  case  with  the  Stock  companies,  and  only  partially  so  with  the  Mixed 
companies,  the  proprietary  body  in  the  latter  having  first  to  receive  its  share  of  the  surplus  be- 
fore a  dividend  can  be  declared  to  the  insured. 

The  Governor  of  Massachusetts  has  recently  vetoed  a  bill  to  incorporate  a  Life  Insurance 
Company,  because,  among  other  reasons,  it  was  not  a  Mutual  company.  He  says  :  "Purely 
Mutual  Life  Insurance  Companies  have  been  proved  by  experience  to  be  the  safest  and  best  for 
the  insured." 

A  PuiiELY  Mutual   Company  is,  then,  the   one  in  which  to   insuke  to  the  geziatest 

ADVANTAGE. 

SUPERIORITY  OF  THE  NEW  ENGLAND  LIFE  INS.  CO. 

It  is  a  purely  Mutual  Company,  and  has  made  three  distributions  of  surplus  funds  (1848, 
1853,  and  18,58,)  in  cash,  amounting  to  over  $600,000.  It  now  has  an  invested  fund  of  $2,550,000, 
to  pay  losses,  and  a  surplus  of  $1,250,000;  so  that  it  could  reinsure  for  $1,250,000,  and  divide 
$1,250,000. 

The  New  England  Mutual  Life  Insurance  Company  do  not  pay  their  dividends  in  scrip,  but 
always  in  cash.  At  the  close  of  every  five  years  the  Company,  after  paying  the  expenses  of  the 
business,  reserving  a  sufficient  sum  to  reinsure  all  risks,  and  cover  all  possible  contingencies, 
divides  the  surplus  proportionately  among  the  assured.  By  this  plan,  there  is  no  accumulating 
scrip,  or  possible  liability  to  guard  against,  and  the  rates  of  premium  are  materially  lessened  by 
the  cash  dividends,  the  insured  reaping  the  immediate  rather  than- the  prospective  advantages  of 
the  mutual  plan.  Some  Companies  are  compelled  bj^  their  charters  to  credit  their  distributions 
on  the  policies  in  the  form  of  a  bonus,  payable  only  when  a  loss  takes  place,  thus  creating  an 
immense  and  unnecessary  capital,  and  depriving  the  members,  in  case  of  non-payment  of  pre- 
mium, of  all  right  to  the  bonus.  In  this  Company,  the  distributions  are  a  source  of  pecuniary 
relief  in  paying  future  premiums,  and  in  times  of  great  financial  distress,  are  sensibly  felt.  In  no 
event  does  the  bonus  (if  a  member  clioose  so  to  apply  his  distribution)  become  forfeited. 
The  cash  distribution  in  1858  amounted  to  $335,000. 

Its  standing  and  economy  are  unequaled.  The  Insurance  Commissioners  of  Massachusetts, 
in  their  last  report  to  the  Legislature,  compare  the  standing  and  the  economy  of  the  eighteen 
Life  Insurance  Companies  which  issue  policies  in  that  State,  comprising  the  principal  compa- 
nies in  the  country  ;  and  they  place  the  New  England  Company  first  in  standing,  i.  c.  in  its 
ratio  of  value  to  liability,  anil  first  in  economy.  This  Company's  expenses  are  only  8  per  cent, 
of  the  receipts,  Avhile  those  of  the  others  average  more  than  11  per  cent.  !  This  is  the  oldest 
Mutual  Company  in  the  country,  and,  for  that  reason,  must  be  the  safest  and  most  economical. 

Its  directors  are  well  known  to  community  as  men  of  integrity,  sagacity,  and  experience  in 
business  ;  and  every  year  the  affairs  of  the  Company  arc  thoroughly  investigated  by  a  body  of 
Commissioners  chosen  by  the  State  of  Massachusetts,  for  that  purpose  ;  and  a  full  and  complete 
statement  of  the  operations  of  the  Company,  with  its  assets  and  liabilities,  is  made  to  the 
Legislatures  of  Massachusetts  and  New  York,  and  a  report  is  made  to  the  assured,  of  the  con- 
dition of  the  Company.    Every  five  years,  at  the  time  of  declaring  the  dividends,  the  business 


is,  as  it  were,  closecl,  so  that  its  actual  position  and  solvency  are  made  manifest  at  that  time. 
This  guards  the  assured  against  any  possible  loss  from  inefficiency  on  the  part  of  the  Company, 
and  is  a  sure  guarantee  as  regards  the  future. 

«3r  Tlie  Sew  England  Mutual  Life  Insurance  Company  has  deposited  with  the  Comptroller 
of  the  State  of  New  York,  $100,000  for  the  security  of  its  policy-holders  in  this  State. 

A  company  in  which  so  shrewd  a  financier  as  the  late  Abbott  Lawrence,  and  so  profound  a 
lawyer  as  the  late  Ul-fus  ChoatE,  insured  their  lives  to  the  largest  possible  amount,  needs  no 
other  voucher  for  its  economy,  stability,  and  wei-fect  security. 

TERMS   OF  PAYMENT. 

TIic  terms  of  payment  of  the  premium  in  the  plan  adopted  by  the  New  England  Life  In- 
surance Company,  while  ignoring  entirely  all  uncertainty  arising  from  the  credit  system,  arc 
peculiarly  advantageous  to  the  assured. 

PuEMirM  may  be  paid  quarterly,  semi-annually,  or  annually;  or  one-half  of  the  amount  of 
five  premiums  may  lie  over  on  notes  for  a  term  of  years,  on  whole  life  policies,  interest  being 
charged  at  the  rate  of  six  per  cent,  per  annum,  on  the  deferred  portions.    Premiums  for  the 
whole  life  may  also  be  settled  in  ten  annual  payments,  or  in  a  single  payment. 
j  Tliis  is  notinsuring  on  credit ;  for  the  Company  gets  pay,  from  time  to  time,  previously  to 

running  the  risk — the  interest  on  the  note  being  taken  into  the  account.    Th(#notes,  or  any  part 
I     of  them,  will  be  demandable  after  five  years  from  the  date  of  the  first  one,  on  notice  of  ninety 

days,  so  that  the  Company  may  have  command  of  their  funds,  should  the  same  be  necessary ;   i 

'    but  it  is  not  supposed  that  such  notes  will  ever  need  to  be  paid.    There  can  be  hardly  a  doubt  ■ 

that  the  princi|)al  may  remain  outstanding  so  long  as  the  assured  wishes.  I 

Five  annual  life  premiums  being  double  the  amount  of  the  cash  premium  required  for  an  ! 
insurance  for  the  term  of  five  years,  it  follows  that  the  policy  is  adequate  collateral  security  for  I 
a  loan  to  the  amount  of  one-half  of  the  life  premium.  The  Company,  by  this  rule,  never  in- 
sures upon  the  personal  credit  of  any  member,  its  loans  being  restricted  to  those  policies  only  i 
which  have  a  pecuniary  value.  The  Company  also  aids  tliose  members  who  have  paid  several  I 
life  premiums  in  cash,  by  affording  them  a  credit  in  times  of  pecuniary  distress,  for  subsequent 
premiums,  to' an  amount  equal  to  what  would  be  paid  them  on  surrender  of  the  policy. 

In  this  Company  a  person  cannot  forfeit  a  policy  untilits  value  is  worked  out  in  insurance. 
For  example,  if  a  person  pays  four  life  premiums  iyi  ca^sfej  this  will  insure  him  seven  or  eight 
years,  or  about  three  years  after  his  four  have  expired,  if  he  is  unable,  from  any  cause,  to  pay 
the  annual  premiums. 

Insurance  may  be  effected  for  one  j'ear,  a  term  of  years,  or  for  life. 

Annexed  are  the  tables  of  premiums  for  insurance  of  $1,000  for  one  year,  for  seven  jears, 
and  for  life  ;  also  the  amountin  ten  annual  premiums,  and  in  one  payment." 

SURRENDER  OF    POLICIES. 

It  sometimes  happens  that  the  motive  for  making  insurance,  ceases  before  the  policy  has 
expired.    Instances  will  also  occasionally  occur  of  persons  being  disappointed  of  the  means  of 
paying  the  premium,  and  so  being  liable  to  forfeit  their  policies.  In  such  case,  the  Company  con- 
sents  to  a  surrender  of  the  policy  upon  fair  terms,  if  application  is  made  for  that  purpose  before  ij 
it  is  forfeited. 

All  over  and  above  the  actual  cost  will  be  returned  of  the  premiums  paid. 

Now  i3  the  time  to  effect  an  insurance  !  As  a  man  grows  older,  the  rates  of  premium  arc 
liigher,  and  his  health  is  liable  to  fail.    Life  is  uncertain,  and  delays  are  dangerous  ! 

TABLE  OF  PREMIUMS  FOR  INSURANCE  OF  $1,000. 


ACK. 

Annual  Paym't 

In  Ten 

In  a 

Annual  Paym't 

In  Ten 

In  a 

for  Life. 

Ann'lPaym'ts. 

Single  Paynvt. 

.... 

for  Life. 

Ann'lPaym'ts. 

Single  Pay't 

IG 

$15  CO 

SC7  34 

S305  SO 

39 

$30  40 

$60  50 

$483  20 

17 

16  CO 

38  14 

312  00 

40 

31  50 

61  C8 

494  10 

18 

16  JO 

38  92 

S18  30 

41 

32  60 

63  63 

505  09 

10 

16  9.) 

33  73 

325  40 

42 

33  90 

C4  96 

516  00 

20 

17  £0 

40  53 

330  60 

43 

35  20 

m  4  a 

527  20 

21 

17  80 

41  34 

337  00 

44 

36  50 

68  n 

538  60 

23 

18  ;o 

42  17 

343  50 

45 

38  CO 

09  40 

551  10 

13 

18  70 

43  C3 

350  10 

46 

39  00 

71  04 

563  40 

24 

19  SO 

43  f9 

S56  80 

47 

41  20 

73  42 

578  50 

25 

13  80 

44  78 

C63  80 

48 

43  10 

75  44 

589  SO 

26 

20  10 

45  68 

370  80 

43 

45  00 

77  77 

603  50 

27 

20  90 

46  G2 

378  00 

50 

47  03 

80  43 

017  40 

28 

81  cO 

47  57 

385  60 

61 

49  20 

82  23 

C31  50 

20 

22  10 

48  5J 

333  00 

52 

51  50 

84  23 

645  50 

30 

22  70 

49  07 

400  f.0 

53 

53  90 

86  50 

C60  00 

31 

23  40 

»0  44 

408  60 

54 

56  50 

89  17 

074  70 

32 

24  10 

51  49 

410  70 

55 

69  40 

92  24 

689  80 

13 

24  SO 

.12  3T 

425  10 

j   515 

62  40 

95  86 

705  40 

34 

2.1  60 

53  66 

434  CO 

57 

65  60 

97  86  • 

720  50 

35 

26  50 

54  82 

443  10 

58 

69  00 

102  64 

736  00 

36 

27  40 

55  95 

452  60 

69 

72  70 

105  34 

751  60 

37 

•.8  30 

67  26 

462  60 

60 

70  40 

108  43 

766  50 

38 

29  JO 

59  18 

472  60 

Documents  showing  the  benefits  of  Life  Insurance  with  the  advantages  of  the  Mutual  plan,  and  the  superior 
position  and  marked  success  of  this  Company,  and  explaining  the  dirterent  Icinds  of  Policies  with  their  methods 
of  payment,  may  beobtained  upon  application,  either  personally  or  by  mail,  to 

JOHN  HOPPER,  Agent,  110  Broad-way,  N.  Y. 


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